City Council rails at Seattle Electric over Queen Anne service
Citizens accuse Seattle Electric Company of foul service and arrogance as council debates the Comstock to Galer street change on Queen Anne hill. Protest motions demand street repairs and better transit, with officials set to press for immediate alterations and street paving orders.
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Comstock
Galer Street
Inet Co
Ordiva
Parry
Ation Committee
Inmt
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Seattle
Ooaret
Queen Anne Hill
Galer Streets
Gneneger
Pheerrvice
Wvon
Seattle Company
Antehi
Appen
Murthy
Electric Company
Pomme Works
Eve Beceth
Seattle Electric Company
Fm Trust
Jerees
Sonted
Mulfen
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Council
Board of Public Yorke
Ieee
Second Avenue
Council Hearing Debates Vacation of Dear-Bete Street
At a council hearing last night the vote on vacating Dear-Bete Street from First Avenue to the railroad alignment drew criticism of railroads delaying ordinances. Maj. Rine opposes the street vacation as speakers argued rail leases and amendments affect the proposal with no further hearing scheduled.
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Dear- Bete Street
First Avenue
Eess & Sound Railroad
Scar
Apeteena
Maj. Rine
James
City to Debate New Ordinances Next Friday Night
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a city meeting to discuss new ordinances next Friday night. Officials likely plan further actions and potential changes affecting local rules and governance.
Grand Seattle theater hosts child stars in busy week
Mise Morapres McKinney of the King Dodo Company performs at the Grand theater with flowers showered as audiences praise her stage appearance. Seattle showings include The Convict's Daughter and a Sousa Band concert by Pettit & Gon with noted soloists.
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King Dodo Company
Seattle F. A
Peerance
Seattle
Comberts By Sons
Sousa
Belaseco-George Juvenile Specialty Company
Police Notes Detain Adam Smith and A Branegan on Bail
Police notes report Ad Smith and A Branegan charged with a divorce warrant by Sergeant Lelahton and Policeman McClure. Smith released on fourteen dollar bail. James Rigby arrested for reckless driving by Policeman Carr. A resident reported a room entry theft of clothes and other articles at 411 Westlake Avenue.
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Lelahton
McClure
Smith
James Rigby
Carr
Liegd
Westlake
Ng Perel
Western avenue market steady as California grapes arrive
The Western avenue market stayed steady with unchanged prices. The day featured a steamer from California delivering a large shipment of grapes marking the notable event.
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Western Avenue
California
Local Market Prices On Fruits and Groceries
A scanned ad lists prices for produce and goods such as potatoes at 16 per ton, carrots, celery, sweet potatoes, peppers at 1.26 per box, sauerkraut, tomatoes, parsnips at 1.60 per sack, cauliflower, squashes, bananas, pineapples, lemons, oranges, and cheeses and poultry. Details show varied unit prices and bulk rates.
Purchase and Investment Plans Mentioned in Local Advert
A fragmented notice discusses Moore Investment Co advancing the price of Capital Mill property by 16 percent on the 15th of the month. It mentions securing low prices for preferred locations and notes a future resident and possible construction this winter.
Policeman Detains Man Found With Cash at Blackjack Table
Policeman La Count takes Ole O'Brien into custody in a Washington street blackjack game after finding more than $60 on him. O'Brien collapses from drunkenness and is jailed to sober up, objecting as officers proceed. The report notes confusion over actions and a claim of being dead during the incident.
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Ole O'Brien
Washington Street
la Count
Ole
Weather forecast for Beattie and Vicinity
Tonight and Wednesday cloudy with occasional rain. Winds from the south to fresh.
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Beattie
Fire on Thomas Street Sparks Fatal Blaze at Vacant House
A fire in a one story cottage at 115 Weet Thomas Street started around 1:30 AM in a vacant house owned by Mrs McCarthy. Firemen found no insurance and a fire lad died during the blaze. The building’s kitchen was first spotted by a passerby and the alarm was turned in promptly.
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Weet Thomas Street
Mra. McCarthy
Spinning for Bicycle Repairs Gains Local Notice
A fragmented item notes Spinning for bicycle repairs and mentions Pinches and Carpenter Realty. The context is unclear but implies a local business or real estate reference connected to repairs or services.
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Pinches & Carpenter
Realty Bargains
Bargain Linen and Dress Goods Sale Listing
A miscellany of fabric, notions, and clothing items with deep sale prices. Arabian Door Panela fabrics, silk trims, embroidery, and plain muslin garments led by discounts from 1.50 down to fractions of a dollar. soap, paperbound novels, kid hair, corsets, slippers, and children's wear also offered at reduced rates.
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Bec
Plese
Stone Marten
Oxford Kersey
Neat
Windsor
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