Woolen mills project to boost Seattle industry
A letter to the Chamber of Commerce reports Australian and New Zealand capital backing a large Seattle woolen mill venture. Beattie’s plan seeks half a million dollars in city equity with international investors ready to fund the project. The enterprise aims to produce a full range of fabrics locally, reducing shipments to London and cutting costs for wool distribution.
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Seattle
R. A. al
Austra
New Zealand
Chamber of Comand
J. A
Moore
Alley
Sydney
Beattie
Australia
London
Unii
Jackson Innocent in Assault Case
Jackson was discharged in Judge Cann's Court yesterday afternoon after a trial on a charge of assault on a 15 year old girl and Lulu of Everett. The witness for the state testified that Jackson was not guilty.
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Jackson
Lulu
Everett
Schram Co Moves to Corner on Jackson Street
Jokn Schram Hardware plans a relocation to a new corner site at Jackson Street and Second Avenue. The firm will occupy five stories in the building.
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Jok&n Schram Hardware Comny
Second Avenue
Jackson
Will
Sisters Extend Sincere Thanks from Good Shepherd
The Bieters of the Good Shepherd extend sincere thanks to many friends who contributed toward the care of the children. They also thank the pupils of the schools for sharing their contributions and support.
Famous Nurse Reported Ill After Georgetown Fight
The report states Florence, hailed as the world famous nurse, fought Indian Joe or Fred art at Georgetown in a four round bout at an Athletic club. Wy was knocked down in the fourth after a series of blows, with a draw declared for the Kirby three rounds as a preliminary.
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Joe
Fred Art
Georgetown
Gregg Terrify
Solar
Gleason
Kirby
Allegro Club to Host See Ball December 4 1991
The Allegro Club plans a December 4 see ball and expects to eclipse all past efforts. Pammitter in charge aims for a standout event with enhanced makeup and big turnout.
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Pammitter
Trinity M E rummage sale set for next week
The ladies of Trinity M. E. church plan a four sale including fancy and useful items to be held Wednesday in the block at the southeast corner of Third Avenue and Union. Lunch will be served at noon. Past events were well attended and a good turnout is expected for both days.
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Trinity M. BE. Church
Third Avenue
Union
Good Football At Pen eights Athletic Rs 6 to 0
The match ended with a 6 to 0 score as both teams played clever football. The game was a pretty contest with notable effort from the players on both sides.
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Pene Eights Athletic
Western Washington Baptist Young People Closed Session
The Western Washington convention of the Baptist Young People closed its session at the First church last night with about 200 visitors from outside cities. The local union entertained the attendees and read mass papers and addresses. Rev. J. Je tees spoke on De- Bovernational Loyalty. The ensuing year’s officers were elected: President Rev. L. Bowerman, first vice president W. Fowler, second vice president Miss Carrie Kallock, third vice president Rev. W. S. Jones, fourth vice president A. S. Tarfoot, with Merc, Junius Rochester, and W. O. Hardin as staff.
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Washington
Baptist Young People's
J. Je Tees
Victoria
L. Bowerman
W. Fowler
Carrie Kallock
Jones
A. 8. Tarfoot
Merc
Junius Rochester
W. O. Hardin
Oyster Supper and Entertainment at St James Fremont
The ladies of St James Episcopal Mission Fremont host an oyster supper and musical program on Tuesday evening March 2 in the Good Tem Hall. From 8 to 8:30 p.m. a musical entertainment features J Alexander organist Miss Buck soprano soloist Mr Woodruff violin soloist and Mr J H Preston baritone. Proceeds fund the church building.
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St. James’ Episcopal Mission
Fremont
Ovyeters
J. Alexander
Mark's
Miss Buck
Bt. Mark's
Woodruff
J. H. Preston
Church Building Fund
Pierce County Duck Hunter Missing After Boat Accidents
John Christensen of Pierce County duck hunting near Spider Lake Au Thursday. a boat carrying four coats and hats was found Thursday and the body was recovered last evening. The body was taken to Edgerwood for t.
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John Christensen
Pierce County
Spider Lake
Au- Thursday
Edgerwood
Sullivan and Gillam altercation over assault case ends quick
Attorney Mitchell Gillam sought arrest of Michael Sullivan after a courtroom scuffle at Guitars of the emery toon. Judge Cann presided as the matter settled with Sullivan paying $40 and the case dropped. unclear if Gillam received his fee.
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Star Today
Nenday
Mitchell Gillam
New York Block
Michael Sullivan
Sentoant
Micha Sullivan
Joh Sulivan
Guitars
Emery Toon
Sullivans
Blackstone
Gillam
Cain
Gang Sullivan
Sullivan
Giffram
Crippen Dies From Injuries After Shooting
Lambert E Crippen of Hutchins died at Providence Hospital from gunshot injuries suffered yesterday. Funeral arrangements were set by Butterworth's parlors with services at the undertaker's chapel Sunday afternoon. Coroner Hoye indicated a prompt investigation would follow as facts clarified.
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Lambert E. Crippen
Proviasnce Hospital
Butterworth’s
Hoye
Theosophical Society and Lectures at Pioneer Block
Queen City Theosophical Society meets at A C U W hall Pioneer block with a talk on The Other Vehicle of Thought and points on the Septenary Constitution of Man. Progressive Spiritualists hold a meeting at Forest ers hall First avenue with Charlie J Anderson, the boy orator, on a program at 7:40. Yoga that Is Pain Destroy at Water Springs Medical Water claims to cure rheumatism eczema and all skin diseases. Available at 1210 First avenue druggists and bicycle repairs from Diamond Ice. Tel May 166 4.
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Queen City Theosophical Society
A. C. U. W. Hall
Pioneer Block
Foresters’ Hall
First Avenue
Charlies J. Anderson
Chat” Bousey
Ameen
Man Lodge
Third Avenue
Watter Springs
Bowling Championship Won by W. J. Dwyer at Athletic Club
The first bowling series contest of the Athletic Club was won by W. J. Dwyer with a high score including handicap. L. Benore has donated six gold medals to the club.
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the Athletic Club
W. J. Dwyer
Mie
L. Benore Hae
Seamen Ter Stuart Pay Peen Appointed Acting Sergeant
Stuart pay peen named acting sergeant to fill vacancy created by the suspension of Lelehton's officer and duties.
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Ter
Stuart Pay Peen
Oe Lelehton
Saloon Keeper Mother Falcont Arrested on Warrant
Detectives Adama and Lane arrested local saloon keeper Mother Falcont on a warrant sworn by his wife Kat ne Falcont. The complaint charges alleged offenses, and the case proceeds to the county jail for processing.
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Mother Falcont
Adama
Lane
Kat Ne Falcont
Robbery Reported After Woman Steals From Lodging Room
A man using the name Coleman told police he was robbed of money and new company during a lodger incident in Weed near Pike Street. He showed his coin roll, left the room, and returned to find his money gone. He rooms at Seventh Avenue and Union Street and asks for recovery leads. Detectives pursue the case. the young woman suspect may soon be in custody.
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Coleman
New Company
Firet Avenue
Pike Street
Seventh Avenue
Union Street
Tron Bara
John And A eallor Suffers Fracture in Port Minkeley
John and A eallor sustained a fracture in Port Minkeley yesterday. They were brought to Seattle last night and admitted to Seattle General Hospital for treatment.
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John
A Eallor
Port
Seatte
Seattle General Hospital
Mortality notes and business comparisons in local column
Mortality records list several deaths including Mike Brix age 44 at Georgetown from roe fever and Med lant M Sumida age 35 at Butterworth's while Providence hospital notes remain unclear. The State Life in Massachusetts shows strong growth surpassing many rivals in its sixth year, with numerous insurer ages listed and local business context.
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Mike Brix
Georgetown
Edward Tolmner
Providencepital
Bonney and Stewart's
Med Lant M. Sumida
Butterworth’s
Seattle Electric readies large order for new street cars
The Seattle Electric Co plans to place a major order within 60 days for up to 90 new street cars to meet urban growth and rising traffic. Existing stock is in constant use, with repairs and overhauls keeping lines open as tracks expand. New car barns and a car house are planned on Fifth Avenue Olive Street and Pine Street to store the fleet.
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Seattle Electric Co
Kant
Univers. Za
Kinnear Park
Fainter Heights
Fifth Avenue
Olive Street
Pine Street
City
Pike Street
Green Lake
Fremont
Second
Progresso Collier Heads South With 200 Tons of Coal
The collier Progresso sails this afternoon from Mae with 200 tons of Diamond coal for general use. Conference committees from city improvement clubs plan a 4 PM Monday meeting at the National Bank of Commerce.
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Progresso
Mae
Gen Ran
National Flank of Commerce
Paris Dentist Captures Thief With Plaster Trap
In Paris Dr. Rousseau, a dentist, was approached by a thief who had snatched a handbag. The thief later visited the same dentist for dental work, where a plaster impression trapped him, allowing the dentist to escort him to the police.
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Paris
Rousseau
Helples
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Auburn
Gilliam Sullivan
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Bon Marche
Bonney , & Stewart
Columbia
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Pretty Maiden
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W. L. Douglas
Capitol Hill
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Oldman
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