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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
3
Judge Parker spent the morning writing notes for his Connecticut tour and will speeches at Cooper Union and Carnegie Hall tonight. A reception follows the meeting before he departs for Connecticut at 10 am with a possible Indianapolis stop on Monday night.
F W Howard sues Harry Kints in superior court for damages after a house at 1608 Eleventh Avenue was moved without Howard’s knowledge. Howard says he hired the house under an agreement to keep it as long as desired and seeks 1100 dollars.Seve the ten per dyke. Zz. C. Miles eee & Piper Co.
Bertholldi receives permit for a three story brick building at Rainier and Howard avenues with $40,000 cost and ground floor saloon and liquor house. The 36 rooms occupy the two upper floors. possible future large project hinted. Street grading on Betella began. December 1 completion targeted.
J D Farrell reports work on the union gro nt and Smith Cove improvements will begin soon. Local bidders were cut from the depot contract. Johnson Co Chicago had a share. Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co wins excavation at Smith Cove. Er Bros to do construction.
The annual congregational meeting of Maly Trinity Lutheran Church elected deacons. Re-elected were FF Erickson M J Paulson and G A Alberge. Two new deacons J C Watlings and W F Pritch chosen. Z C Miles and Piper Co. noted in the event.
The Seattle GOP held the season’s largest rally at the new Armory hall on Terry Avenue with about 1,000 attendees. Hon. A. B Mead spoke of railway regulation, state issues, and the Tacoma convention, asserting his independence from railroads and urging support for the Republican ticket on November 8.
State Senator F C Harper chaired a rally at the old Armory as Dr J J Smith of Franklin failed to arrive. The crowd numbered between 2500 and 3500 and listened to Mr Moad’s remarks as part of the campaign feature.
The notice from Beattie Homeseekers Company owners of the East Seattle addition addresses confusion for buyers in Southeast Seattle. President HH J Hillman and secretary N Gill reference a ten vote favoring Miles & Piper Co. action.
The Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers will meet Saturday evening at the Chamber of Commerce. Professor A Hi Fuller of the state university will describe the International engineering congress held in St Louis. The congress drew engineers from Europe Asia Africa South America and Australia. Other members will report on engineering works in the east.
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