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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1903

Page

2

City Approves Drinking Fountains and Public Works Bids

The council passed an ordinance to buy six drinking fountains from Lliggyis for main thoroughfares. It rejected the lowest bid on electrical machinery for the municipal lighting plant due to inexperience with the supplier. A street grade plan and condemnation of land along Cedar River were approved for a pole line to power the transformer station. A tree ambulance contract was awarded to Captain Hogte, and a $1,000 appropriation funded fire horses to replace worn ones.

Lliggyis Telngathe I Up Tate Saan Icone Public Works Wes Jackson University of Rinehart Cedar River S@Birie Interbay Courellman Crichton Engtneer Street Committee Hogte

Will Hoffius Pay the Bulldog's Bills

Superior Judge Albertson hears a suit by J B Crime against W D Hoffius over a bite to the leg by a bulldog owned by Grissom allegedly on duty at a LeRoy mall. Grissom says he was trespassing when bitten. Hoffius argues the dog was not his and Grissom was on defendant's property.

Albertson J. B. Crime W. D. Hoffius Grissom LeRoy Mall Moffina Deedticut Ami Hoeffius Griesam

Statue of Peace figures mounted at world fair site

A large statue installation rises at the Colonnade of States area as four figures are in place and more are expected this week. The statues represent Mon, North Dakota, Nebraska and a territory, marking a major exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase world fair site.

ST. Loui Louisiana Glace

Birthday at the White House for President Koenevelt

President Koenevelt celebrated his forty fifth birthday at the White House with family, visitors, and cabinet members arriving to offer congratulations. Door attendants handled a steady flow of gifts as supporters mailed and wired praise from across the nation.

Wabhington Koenevelt White House Een Ry RG Cabinet Washington

Man From Alaska Requests Night Cell After Fear Of Killing

An intoxicated man wearing a Brotherhood pin arrived at the police station seeking confinement for the night. He claimed fear of killing someone who harmed him and asked to be placed in a cell. He stated he was from Alaska and appeared under liquor influence.

The the Brotherhood Alaska

Mystery Worm Cascarets Ad Read as Medical Claim

A fragmented letter from New York appears to tout Cascarets and a worm remedy with tricky timelines. The writer cites tape tests and repeated use since November, claiming appetite changes and numerous reviews. The text shows signs of advertising language and unverifiable medical assurances.

Cas F. Brown Franklin N. Y

Sweet Charity Conference Opens in Akron

County officials and prison reform leaders gather in Akron for the Lith annual state conference of charities and correction. Officials and interested parties attend as the two day sessions begin with formal opening.

Akron Ohm Fedaes State Conference of Charities and Correction

Women's clubs meet across states in federation gatherings

Delegates from Kansas City St Joseph Jefferson City St Louis and other cities gather for the Missouri State Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention in Hannibal Oct 17 The Atlanta Daughter of the Confederacy state convention opens in Atlanta Ga with fair Georiga delegates and local entertainment Winona Minn hosts the 34th annual meeting of the Women's Board of Missions of the interior Congregational church reports indicate unprecedented activity in foreign mission work and church support.

Htannibal Mieri State Federation of Women's Cvite Regive Tte Kansas City St. Joseph Jefferson City St. Lewis Atlanta. Ga The Daughter of the Confederacy Athinta Georgia Atlanta Winona Minn taQpe Women's Board of Missions of the Interior Congregational Church Vrarions

Talks on Mississippi River improvement in New Orleans

Delegates from across the Mississippi tributary region gather in New Orleans for a two day conference on river improvement. They seek urgent congressional levee funding and federal control for construction and maintenance of Lower Mississippi levees to curb floods and protect the river valley above the Ohio.

New Orleans Mt and Levee Association Lower Mississippi Ohio River

Alaska Club Meets Tonight At Chamber Of Commerce

The Alaska Club meets tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss business matters. L L Bales, celebrated Alaska traveler, returns from Central America and will deliver an address. A masquerade rally is planned Saturday night at Ranke hall on Pike and Fifth Avenue. admission is one dime.

Alaska Club Chamber of Commerce L. L. Bales Central America

Labor Meetings Tonight Across City Halls

Trade council offices and multiple union halls listed for tonight with locations including First Avenue South Jackson Street Hallard Bhingle Weavers hall 818 First Avenue and 11044 Becond Avenue. Several trades like Carpenters Linemen and Laundry Workers planned gatherings.

Allied Printing Tradea Council First Avenue Jackson Street Hallard Maceahall Mallard Larbers Porestera Carpenter Carpenters Hall Mariie Cooke Colmandovek Painters and Decorators Painters Hall Fliat Avenue Lenora Street Stone Cuttered Carpentera Hall Fourth Avenue

Geological expedition returns with tropical fossils from Seward Peninsula

Professors A. J. Colter and F. L. Hess of the United States Geological Survey arrived in Seattle aboard the Senator for a Washington visit. They bring a rare collection from the Seward peninsula including coral reef specimens from Rock Creek on the Amer ican river tributary. The reef is Low Salarian in age making them among the oldest fossils found in the north and proving the Arctic region was once tropical for coral growth.

A. J. Colter F. L. Hess United States Geological Survey Seattle Washington Seward Peninsula Rock Creek American River Teller

Addison-Hornby Mise Helen Addison and John Horm by

Addison and Horm both of the city were quietly married Saturday night at Mr Matthews residence on Mateenth avenue. Friends of the contracting parties attended. The funeral of Joshua F Hughes, native of New South Wales, who died Sunday night from chronic indigestion, will be held from Butterworths undertaking parlors tomorrow afternoon, under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and King of Pythias. Burial will be in Lake View cemetery. Also mentions Pacific Wireless Telegraph and bicycle repair ads.

Mise Helen Addison John Hormby Mr. Matthews Mateenth Avenue Joshua F. Hughes New South Wales Butterworths Pertera Efternson Odd Fedlowse Pythias Lake View Cemetery

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