Marquis Ito welcomed by Seattle crowd on arrival
Marquis Ito arrives by the Kaga at Smith Cove amid cheers and fireworks. He disembarks, acknowledges Japanese residents, and travels to the Rainier Grand for rest. A Seattle delegation led by Judge Parke greets him with plans for a banquet to promote Nippon Yusen Kaisha trade links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Ito
Nippon-Yusen Kaisha
Kaga
Smith Cove
Prince Ito
Ratinier Grand
Seattle
Humes
James, Rinehart
Iry and Crichton
Judge Parke
Udge Hoyt
O. H. P. la Farge
James DD. Hoge, Jr
Warke
Marquis
Japan
Rainier-Grand Cafe
Rainier-Grand Cafe Tomorrow Night. Judge Parke
Vancouver
Rainier Grand
Marauia Ito
Tendeuk
Marcuis
Class of 04 Victorious Claim to Campus Supremacy
The 1904 freshmen defend their title against the sophomores after a clash on campus. Freshmen tied up a party of sophomores following flag-raising on the university staff. The cane rush this afternoon will determine supremacy of the class.
Social Notes From Brooklyn And Neighborhood
Social events include Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawson hosting an eighth wedding anniversary with about 17 guests in Brooklyn. Mrs. Ernest Crocker held a party for son Ralph’s eighth birthday at 115 Fifth Avenue North. Tennis finals in a handicap tournament were completed at Madison and Minor. afternoon tea followed. Mrs. Edward Fulberg James plans a French reading at 1114 Prospect Avenue with readers including Mrs. Minor and Mrs. Struve. Miss Alfreda Bird to host a Cara party at 602 Terry Avenue with tables set for October 12. Lenora McGrath to give a luncheon at 1200 Harvard Avenue for Miss Josephine Young, with Misses Cardin hosting at 1306 Terry Avenue for Josephine Young, cards from 2 to 5. Mrs. F. K. Munday hosted an early Monday evening event for Miss Helen McNaught and Miss Glendenning of Spokane with Cinch. The Al Astra club met bi-monthly at Miss Bessie Winsor’s home, 2102 Sixth Avenue, in a fine gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lawson
Brooklyn
Ernest Crocker
Fifth Avenue North
Ralph
Edward Fulberg James
Prospect Avenue
Minor
Struve
Lenora McGrath
Harvard Avenue
Josephine Young
F. K. Munday
Helen McNaught
Glendenning
Spokane
al Astra Club
Bessie Winsor
Sixth Avenue
Seattle Women's clubs discuss free kindergarten plan
The Seattle Federation of Women's clubs held a 2:30 PM meeting at the Unitarian church parlors to review reports from city clubs on creating a free kindergarten in the north end, matching the south end's existing program. The club will move meetings to room 59 Hinckley block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley Block
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Unitarian Church
Quartermaster Depot Sees Increase in Disbursements
The local quartermaster depot reports monthly disbursements of 1206,000, higher than the prior month when transport expenses were nearly zero. Excluding transport costs, the increase shows a rising level of routine expenditures and growing business activity.
Seattle Liederkranz Elects New Officers for Six Months
At a meeting last night Seattle Liederkranz elected officers for the next six months. President A Heckler. Vice President Max Siebert. Recording Secretary A J W Luseki. Financial Secretary M Hofman. Treasurer J F Winkler. Collector E J Brandt. Singing Leader L Neues. Managing Committee J Hadwiger Abrartan F Klinger.
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Seattle Liederkranz
A. Heckler
Max Siebert
A. J. W. Luseki
M. Hofman
J. F. Winkler
E. J. Brandt
L. Neues
J. Hadwiger
Abrartan
F. Klinger
Aselst
German Singing Festival and Operetta Rehearsal Highlight
Librarian G Schwarzentruber and Prof A Lueben announce the operetta Brin Abenteur Hen dele to be staged at Germany hall Sunday evening October 27. The Baengerfest committee reports twelve German singing secretien from Idaho Oregon and British Columbia will participate next April.
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Ant Ibrarian
G. Schwarzentruber
A. Lueben
Germania Hall
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
Northwest railway and steam ship officials confer at Great Northern
A conference of Northwest railway and steam ship officials met at Great Northern offices yesterday. No changes were made to existing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Great Northern
Plan for Seattle Public Auditorium via Bicycle Track Site
The Seattle chamber of commerce discussed using the North Western Bicycle Track buildings bounded by Minor and Boren avenues and Howell and Olive streets to create a public auditorium seating over 15 hundred. H Reif suggested fully enclosing the property to form a 219 877 square foot hall costing about 12000 dollars. The city affairs committee reported on a Mount McKinley painting sale to fund an art gallery piece in Washington with school children selling certificates.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ita
Seattle
Northwestern Bicycle Track Association
Howell and
Olive Streets
H. Reif
Chamber
Gost
Helf
Committee On
MountcKinley
City salaries list reveals vast monthly pay totals
A Star publication prints detailed monthly salaries for city officers and department heads. The table lists Mayor at 250 dollars, Clerk 55, Treasurer 208.08, multiple deputies, clerks, and other staff with varied wages, totaling 6740 dollars for the month along with numerous other positions across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
City One
Belliff
Civil Service Commission
Grant Street
Board of Public Works
Aseintanta
Water Department
Roosevelt Elected Honorary Member of Washington Volunteer Assn
Roosevelt was elected an honorary member of the Washington Volunteer association at a meeting in the Armory. He is invited to be guest of the association when visiting Seattle next April. The death of Marion F. Cry, formerly of Co. B Fleet Washington Volunteers, was announced. he died September 1 in Hanford California. At the November 6 meeting, a camp of the Spanish American War Veterans association will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roorsevelt
Washington Volunteer Association
Armory
Seattle
Marion F. Cry
Co. B. Fleet Washington Volunteers
Cry
Hanford
Cal
Kaga Maru Arrives with 2000 Tons of Cargo and Passengers
The Japanese liner Kaga, Captain Miketrand, arrived from Yokohama at 7 last night with 2000 tons of merchandise including 1000 tons of milk and teas, sugar and Oriental wares. Passengers include Marquis Ito and Senator Beveridge, with K Freodsuki and J. Kh. Pareons among others. Pareons plans to return to London to invest a large fortune from 12 years of banking in Yokohama.
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Kaga
Miketrand
Orient
Mer
Yokohama
Rept
Marquis Ito
Benator Beveridge
K. Freodsuki
J. Kh. Pareons
London
No fear from asphyxiation in new lighting claim
The article argues electricity is the ideal illuminant, avoiding asphyxiation risks and odors associated with matches. It claims electric lighting costs no more than match lighting and promises cleaner, safer illumination.
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Stey iv
Mie
Ty Iri
Mary Ito
President McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Sound
Puget Sound
America
Z. Koyoma
K. Tendazuki
H. Furuya
M. Tokioka
Teudsuk
Mr. Twadsuki
Madison and
Minor Avenue
Alfreda Bird
Terry Avenue
Cardin
Ecards
Liederkranz
Formah
Adams Grocery Coo
Second Ave
Pike and Union
LE Elliot
Upttelan
Pike
Jess
Meamet
King
Grocers
Railroad Men's Conference
Mt. McKinley
Rosenstock
Fir
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Farnsworths «Pharmacy
Roosevelt
Bginning
Diewele
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Rocker
Frederick & Nelson Furnishers
Second Avenue
Madison
Spring
Renton Hill
16Th
Mercer
E. Jefferson
Opera House
John Cort
THE
New York
Edward J. Connelly
Wale
Qeattle Theater
Mata
James Neill Seots
Rosemary
Qeatil Eater
How Main
Ten Ichi
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
Main
Chas. A
Seattle Electric CO
First Avenue
Queen City Laundry
Fourth Ave
Axminster
Smyrna
Odden’s
Pike St
Leva
Giaesen, Schuchard Optical CO
Remo
Crysone
Trent Tran
Alaska
Whitford Rapid Vehicle and Motor Launch Company
Band We Bole
Remington Typewriters
Standard of Séustianon
Ae Co
Niles General Dealer
Ory Sivuet
Treen Shoe CO
First Ave
Seattle's Quay Uptown Theater
Hal Reid
Buffalo
N. J Ne
Peck
Sfattle
NORKDHOFF @ co
Sale Boys
Boy’s
Reefer Coats
Bon Marche Nordhoff
Cahn & Cohn’s
Jackson Street
Osu Coal
Queen Coal
Seattle Ann
Mens Union M
Pike Street
Elephone
Fiotel Butler
Beattie
Eell
Rand New Kimball
Johnston
Burke
Ernst Bros
Tel
Creeing
Waltham Works
A. Lindauer
Faraday
Turner
Hinckley
Hirsch
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