City board rejects bids for Jackson street paving
At a special meeting the board rejected all bids for the Jackson Street paving contract as too high. The city will not readvertise yet. T Ryan & Co. won the cement sidewalk contract on Hill Avenue. Seattle Co to rebuild pole lines on Nye and Yesler Way. Independent Telephone Co. granted multiple pole permissions and conduit routes across several streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
T. Ryan & Co
Hill Avenue
Spokane
Seattle
Yeeler Way
Arvard ‘Evenue
Independent Telephone Co
Wilasion
First Ave
Blaine
Florentia
Nye
Fiorentia
Kil
Yesler Way
Ninth Avenues
University
Ion Seneca
First
Second Ave
Spring Street
Third
County Accepts View On Gunderson School Law
The county adopted Attorney Patton's interpretation of the Gunderson law establishing a four member county School board to act with the county superintendent. The law required appointments every March, starting 1901, and after a veto by Gov Rogers, was overridden and became effective in September. Fulton urged prompt appointments, and the King County commissioners moved to proceed, with others following.
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Tht
Patton
Gunderson
Rogers
Fulton
King County Commis
Kitat
Various Social Events and Wedding at Local Clubs
The Mystic club plans a dancing evening at Queen Anne club house on Oct 15 while the Euterpe club hosts a social dance there on Oct 11. Mrs A B Stewart hosts the Wednesday Night Card club at 1102 Boylston Ave. Miss Clare Ferne of Fremont and Albert Johnson of Chicago wed at Water Congregational Church with Zula Tay as bridesmaid and Grant as best man. The couple to spend winter in Chicago after traveling by Canadian Pacific. Washington Camera Club meets at 69 Union Brook for a short business session and moving pictures. Lorraine Auxiliary meets at Mrs T M Fisher’s home at 2 pm. The Vif club plans a dancing event at Littie’s Hall tonight.
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A. B. Stewart
Boylston Avenue
Washington
Camera Club
Union Brock
Change in Time Table On Beatties Vision Line
The Vancouver train on the Beatties Vision of the Northern Pacific will depart Seattle at 9 19 a m and arrive at 2 10 p m instead of 6 20 p m. The Sedro Woolley Snoqualmie line leaves at 4 p m now and arrives at 11 a m rather than 11 10 a m.
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Beatties
Northern Pacific
of Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Seattle
Sedro-Woolley and Snoqualmie
Mystic Midgets to Play Three Nights at Grand Opera House
Theaters announce Life great scenic production Mystic Midgets to be staged for three nights and a Thursday matinee at the Grand Opera House. It has enjoyed successful runs in New York and Chicago and drew favorable reviews for its well built plot and elaborate staging. Advance sales indicate strong audience interest for this traveling production.
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Ing Life
The
Academy of
New York
McVickers Theater
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Intereatin Patronage for Alc Lovers Noted
A fragment notes a product or concept called Intereatin, described as worthy of patronage by alc lovers, suggesting a marketing line or tasting audience appeal. The text hints at a celebration of refined enjoyment and quality without providing concrete details.
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Alc Lovera
In Old Kentucky at Third Avenue theater
The production opens Thursday night and runs three more nights with Saturday matinee. In Old Kentucky portrays bluegrass life with a strong love story and a villain, featuring a dramatic heroine, horse race act, and a diverting pieanini band. A Homespun cart adds contrast with melodrama and amusing oddities keeping audiences engaged.
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Old Kentucky
Bluegrass
Third Avenue Theater
Jacob Litts
Universal
Baseball winds up in Seattle Spokane title clash
Beattle and Spokane contend for honors on the local diamond this afternoon in the opening game of the final series. Four other games are on the slate with Stovall pitching for Seattle and Adams for Spokane. In city news William H. McMullen, seven, died last night. his body to be embalmed by Butterworth and Sons and sent to San Prumainen.
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Beattle
Spokane
Stovall
Seattle
Adams
Wm. H. McMullen
Butterworth and Sons
San Prumainen
Patterson and Denny Enter School Director Race
Charles E. Patterson and Charles L. Denny consented to run for school directors at the next regular election on November. Patterson has led the present board and will seek re election. Denny, son of A A Denny and head of the Denny estate, is expected to fill the vacancy created by C J Smith's retirement.
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Patterson
Charlies FE
C. J. Smith
Mr. Denny
A. A. Denny
Denny
Denny-Blaine Land Co
Indian Joe Gregg Arrested With Knuckles And Mask
Local pugilist known as Indian Joe Gregg was arrested by Officer W K Hubbard on suspicion. Police found four pairs of brass knuckles and a black mask at headquarters. He claimed the mask was for a masquerade ball.
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Joe Grogs
W. KR. Hubbard
Building Permits Issued for Several Homes in City
The city engineer T B Be Smith issued permits for multiple houses including a 1½ story frame at 2027 north sixty fifth street costing 4th dollars, a 1 story at 207 Tenth avenue north for 1400, a 2 story at 14 Sixteenth avenue for 2000, a 2 story at 2265 Seventh avenue went for 1600, a 1½ story at 626 Melrowe avenue for 1200, a 2 story at 1620 First avenue west for 1500, and a 1½ story at 4506 Woodland Park avenue for 900.
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T. B. BE. Smith
Sixty-Fifth Street
G. J. Blark
Tenth Avenue
TP J. Peterson
Sixteenth Avenue
A. H. Hilton
Non-Partisan Political Club Formed for Clean Politics
A non partisan political club was formed last evening by members of the Y M C A. The group does not advocate party principles but will work for clean politics and honest municipal officers. Also a note advertising Millinery Suite and Cloaks at M D Pease and Johnson Co 1108 Second Avenue. A Navy yard visit and Wisconsin fuel sail is suggested to understand coal at sea.
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Lam Evening
Y. _caA
M. D. Pease and Johnson Co
Second Avenue
Fire arms question discussed by Seattle Humane Society
The Seattle Humane Society met at the Hainer Grand hotel and condemned dealers selling firearms. They urged schools in Beattle to prevent children from carrying weapons and called on officials to stop the practice. Humane Officer midewar will monitor sales to youths under 12. Mr Ridgway reported on lame horses at Seattle and Tacoma railroad camps and urged his re appointment. Meeves named librarian and Miss Condon to assist associated charities. News of C. C. Batterman’s death arrived.
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Seattle Humane Society
Hainer-Grand Hotel
Tide lands grading session hearing tonight at city hall
Muldoon chairs vital Tide lands grading committee meeting at city hall to discuss tide land grades. Property owners urged to attend as committee aims to draft a report reflecting majority views. Broadway Improvement Club hosts an evening gathering at Pilgrim Congregational church with Prof. Frank B. Cooper to speak. Ride on the Athion Medical Water ad appears.
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Muldoon
Council Streets Committee
City Hall
Broadway Improvement Club
Pilgrim Congregational Church
North Broadway
Republican Street
Frank B. Cooper
Recognition of Three Years of Good Work
A brief note honors ongoing appreciation for his work over the past three years highlighting continued dedication and contributions.
Federal exams set for next Friday’s departmental service
The federal court building will host semi annual examinations for Departmental Government Printing and Railway Mail Service positions next Friday. Eighteen applicants have applied.
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Federal Court
Seattle Weather Forecast For Today And Tonight
The report indicates fair skies with light west to north winds this afternoon and tonight and continuing into Wednesday, with mild to moderate conditions expected across Seattle and surrounding areas.
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Seattle and Vicinity
North Winda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Public Works
Kickitat County
Euterpe Club
Queen Anne Club
Lorraine
T. M. Fisher
Littie
Sporting Life
Mystic Midgets
Kiide
Ita
Grand Opera
Kentucky
Charles E. Patterson and
Charles L. Denny
Chas. Ll. Denny
Indian
Joe” Gregg
Navy Yard
Wisconsin
Humane Society
C. C. Batterman
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Pacific Coast
Broadway Club
Watter Springs
First Avenue
Chas, BE. Patterson
Adams’ Leader
Burbank
Adams Grocery CO
Pike and Union
Cravenettes
Frederick & Nelson
Second Avenue and
Madison St
Redelsheimer
Schuchard Optical CO. Ratte En'e'ais
Segand Javgnun
H. Clay Eversole
Northrup Co
C. Tiatterman
Butte
Mont
Matterman
Rh. HW. Lindsay
Port Orchard
Gunther
24 Ave
Columbia
Tel
Opera House
Seattie’s Leading Theater
John Cort
Beattie
Qeatile Theater
Mowe
Te Mala
the Lending Theater
King of Living
Megiciana
Prof
Ten Ichi
I. Ah Theater
Seaattle Theater
Muwker, Myr Tel
Main
W. M. Russell
Hal Reid
Pricea
Athletic Park
Pacific Northwest League
Base
Buffalo
N. Y
Peck
Star Paint CO
Pike St
Seattie
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Nordhoff
Victoria Lawn
Leggins
Che BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ CO
Pike Street
Ohly
Tm Beattie
Eperialista
Howerd
Appesite Mutual Life
Portland, Or
San Francisco
Cal
Union
TeaVieh
Kimball
Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Sunnydale
Herbert S
Scheuerman
Firat Ave
Cherry St
Dr. Cockram
J. E. Cockram
Victoria
Postoffice
Adolph Lindauer
New York Optical College
Ernst Bros
Green
Turner
Sanitarium
Hinckley Block
H. Oe
Moran Brosco
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