New Fire Headquarters Plans Advancing At City Hall
A meeting at city hall reviewed plans for a new fire headquarters to be built on Second avenue and Yesterway. Architects Saunders & Lawton oversaw the specs as a special committee led by Chief Cook and others evaluates further before council report.
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City Hall
Second Avenue
Yesterway
Saunders & Lawton
Cook
Thomson
Youngs
Hiake
Plana
Soen
Ore
Suspension of Ottawa officials shocks Star readers
Sensation reports in The Star detail the suspension of Assistant Godie J. Langets Hell and Gold Commissioner Senk- Brand Me. Bell, with Ottawa authorities taking action by wire. The moves are described as sudden, with no clear charge disclosed, while officials say they have submitted their reports to Ottawa.
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Pawso
Ottawa
Ie J. Langets
Hell
Senk- Brand
Bell
Btar
Senkier
Bell Tx
Rate War Rages Over Dawson White Horse Steamers
In Dawson on September 15 the three cornered rate war among White Pass Ora Nova Fiora and Sifton lines heats up. Compromises failed as White Pass offers time and price incentives while others resist. Freight rush worsens the clash prompting business complaints.
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Pawson
Dawson
White Horse
Ora-Nora-Fiora Line
Law& Calderhead
Peor
Whites
Sifton
J. H. Rogers
White Pass
White Man Special to the Star Traces Yukon trek
A party of eight returns from the Romanoff mountains at the head of the Big Balmon river in the Porcupine Yukon region. Mr and Mrs P M Madole and H W Bracken are aboard with five others still at Port Yukon. They used 12 pack horses for supplies and faced an August snowstorm with frozen ground. They found only base quartz ore near the Romanoff summit and doubt the area will become a mining country due to short seasons.
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Star
Dawson
Romanoff Mountains
Balmon
Porcupine
Yukon
PP. M. Madole
H. W. Bracken
Port Yukon
Maddle
Romanoff
Grand High Jinks Celebrating Bohemians Anniversary
The Art Teague Bohemians plan a grand high jinks event on Tuesday evening at the Beatile Theater to mark the sixth anniversary of the club’s organization.
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Beatile Theater
Wm Bowers to Manage New Hotel on James Street
The hotel at the corner of Third Avenue and James Street will be managed by renowned coast hotelier Wm Bowers. He currently runs the Portland Hotel in Portland Oregon and is expected to take over management of the new property.
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Third Avenue
James Street
Bowers
Portland Hotel
Portland, Or
Railroads and chamber discuss depot upgrades
The chamber of commerce held its weekly meeting this afternoon to review better depot facilities. A sub committee of Fowler, McNeay, Burwell and Kilbourne will coordinate with the railroads. Northern Pacific representative Calderhead said the matter is under advisement and likely to meet citizens’ wishes. A central city park may also be brought before the group this afternoon.
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Chamber of
Allegro Club Holds First Annual Banquet Tonight
The Allegro club hosts its inaugural banquet this evening at the Maison Barberis venue. Attendees are expected to include club members and local supporters as a formal milestone for the organization.
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L’allegro Club
Allegro Club
Maison Barberis
Great Pan American Show Features Beattie Ride by Anna Cook
The upcoming Pan American show will feature In Beattie next Monday and include Miss Anna Cook in the four and six-horse equestrienne act. Her grace and skill are praised in the crews world and complimented widely.
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Beattie
Anna Cook
Equestrienne
Harvard wins quarter mile and hammer at Ellery Oval
In a September meet at Aukerley Oval Harvard clinched the quarter mile with Rust and captured the 11 pound hammer throw by Real, marking a double triumph for the Crimson.
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Aerkeley Oval
N. Y
Rust of
Harvard
Real
Three fish dealers arrested for throwing fish into bay
Ed Swanson Peter Larson and J Yellen fish dealers were arrested by Special Officer Brennen after noon for throwing fish into the bay.
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Ed Swanson
Peter Larson
J. Yellen
Brennen
Brooks Suit Is Dismissed Against Moran Co
Alfred J. Brooks sued Moran Co for damages claiming discharge as chief bravaliteman on the battleship project. The action was dismissed by stipulation filed today amid disputed reasons and public confusion.
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Alfred J. Brooks
Moran Hroe Co
Brooks
Moranoe
City to host reception for Marquis Ito ex premier
Mayor Humes will appoint a committee to arrange the entertainment of Marquis Ito ex premier of Japan who is expected to arrive in October. The action follows a request by a chamber of commerce member and other citizens after a conference last night. The Japanese of Beattie will meet at the Snoqualmie Co power building on Second Avenue South tonight to discuss reception arrangements.
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Humes
Marquis Ito
Japan
Chamber of Commerce
Beattie
Snoqualmie Co
Second Avenue South
Dolphin Arrives with Passengers and Gold at Dawson
The Dolphin under Captain Hunter arrived from Lynn Canal at 11:90 this morning with 148 passengers and 50 600 in gold dust. Principal owners include Brown, Wright, Murray, Meriey, Quinn, Marper, and Walters. J J Walters and wife return from Dawes on missionary work. Snow near Mckagway and winter weather expected. River navigation to stay open two more weeks.
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Dolphin
Hunter
Lynn Canal
I Brown
W. DD. Wright
J. C. Murray
J. Meriey
J. Quinn
J. C. Marper
J. J. Walters
Daweon
Mkagway
Straits
Klondike
Dawson
Marine News: Vangteze Finishes Loading for Eastward Run
The China Mutual Liner Vangteze Captain Allen completes loading at Seattle and will call at several hand ports for small quantities before eastward sailing. The US Army transport Robert undergoes dry dock work at Bremerton after towing in for overhaul. Other vessels, including Discovery, Al Ki, Walla Walla, Umatilla, and Californian, have varying delays and cargoes as they resume or alter routes between Nome, Victoria, Vancouver, and San Francisco.
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China Mutual
Vangteze
Allen
Seattle
Hound
United States Army
Robert
Bremerton
Discovery
Nome
T. Michael
al- Ki
Nicholson
Vancouver
Walla Walla
Hall
San Francisco
Weather Forecast Tonlaht and Thureday Showers Likely
Frisk southerly winds bring showers across the area. Expect unsettled conditions through Tonlaht and Thureday with brief periods of rain and mild temperatures.
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Tonlaht
Thureday
Wallin Sues Smith Over Elevator Arm Injury Case
N. F. Wallin sues L. C. Smith owner of the Pacific block seeking 25 dollars damages for the loss of an arm in an elevator accident. The trial occurs before a jury in Judge Hell's department.
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N. F. Wallin
L. C. Smith
Hell's Department
Wallin
Smallpox Reported in Fremont Victim Named J. Ee. Laman
A case of smallpox was reported in Fremont in the late afternoon. The victim is identified as J. Ee. Laman.
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Fremont
J. Ee. Laman
Oregon Passengers Charge Onboard Hardship Claims
Reports from Nome about the Oregon voyage describe alleged shortages and delays aboard the Oregon with passengers accusing stewards of hoarding supplies. Officials defend the ship’s provisions as sufficient for 509 people for 20 days plus extra stock, while some passengers claim conspiracy by stewards to force purchases. The voyage also notes Native Nome Indians facing potential starvation and a Hear cutter rescue of eighteen miners near Kotzebue sound.
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Sol Simpson
Oregon
Aid
Stoward Simpkin
Heeley
Nome
Immigrant Falls From Train Near Interbay. Not Seriously Hurt
One of a group trying to enter Seattle illegally fell from a Great Northern train at Interbay around 11 this morning. He was brought to police headquarters with others and jailed. A search found he wore a suit of clothes.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Interbay
Resolutions of sympathy from Seattle Danish Lodge
Seattle Lodge No 29 Danish Brotherhood of America passes resolutions expressing sympathy to Mrs McKinley after the assassination of President William McKinley. The lodge condemns the act and orders the resolutions recorded and printed in Seattle newspapers. Committee members T P Nielsen WM Smith and WM Thaanum.
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Danish Brotherhood of America
William McKinley
Seattle
Divorces and Insurance Suit Filed in Court
Martha F Long obtained a divorce from leetgen Long after he failed to appear in Almeria. M. E. Wyckoff seeks a divorce from Hichard A. Wyckoff on cruelty and non support. The couple married in 1873. Frank I. Anderson sues New York Life Insurance Co for 261.40 paid for a policy he says differed from the one promised.
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Martha F Long
Leetgen Long
Almeria
M. E. Wyckoff
Hichard A. Wyckoff
Partiee
Frank I. Anderson
New York Life Insurance Co
Poisoned food claim at sea ends with damages awarded
The Coast Bleamship Co voyage suit asserts that a decayed poisonous fish meal sickened the passengers, including their infant daughter Kinima, costing $172.26 in medical and wage losses. Plaintiffs seek $1082.26 plus damages for pain and suffering. Separate court actions note Joseph Parcero’s assault with intent to kill case and a criminal session adjourned to October 1.
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Bain
Anavieh
Viaintiffe
Emory
Joseph Parcero
Mortality Record and Local Funerals
The notice lists funerals and deaths for J. McGill at the Church of Our Lady of Help, Joe Hurtal laid to rest at Lake View cemetery, and Mary Ethel Concannon dying of diphtheria at Madison Street, with services and burials arranged by local firms Bonney & Stewart and Butterworth & Bons. Also notes two month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Williams at 620 Firet Avenue.
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J. McGill
Church of Our Lady of
Joe Hurtal
L Lake- View
Reta
Archie Williams
Firet Avenue
Bonney & Stewart's
Mary Ethel Concannon
H. A. Concannon
Twentieth Avenue
Madleon Street
Basement Rental Ad in Seattle Union Area
Light dry basement with two elevators and entrance from front or rear available for rent. Rate 2% 8 or 12 months in Seattle Newspaper Union building at 11 cents per month per square foot.
Ballard Council Grants Two-Week Franchise Delay
At Ballard council meeting the two week delay awarded to People’s Light Power Co for a franchise was read and filed. The street car franchise was referred to a future meeting after debate and not decided. The pound keeper faces renewed trouble with cattle thefts as stock owners reclaim livestock. A $26 reward was voted for arrest and conviction of the person breaking the pound.
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Ballard Council
People’s Light & Power Co
Poundmarter of
Ballard
Comei
Manufacturers Meet To Consider Tide Fund Redemption Plan
The Manufacturers' association will gather at the chamber of commerce on Thursday evening to discuss adopting a plan for the immediate redemption of the tide fund.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Seeks Wagon Service Contract
The postmaster general requests bids for wagon service to move mails from incoming boats and trains to the local post office. The contract term runs from July 1, 1905, to June 30, 1906.
Beattie Newspaper Union Rental Terms Listed
The notice states rent options for 3 6 8 or 12 months and lists Beattie Newspaper Union located at 312 Second Avenue South.
Storage Room For Rent With Front Or Rear Entrance
Listing notes storage room for rent with 3 percent rental term options of 6 and 8 of 12 months. Beattie Newspaper Union listed the price at $123 second.
Basement Rental Available in Seattle Union Building
Light filled dry basement with two elevators and entry from front or rear offered for rent in 3 6 9 or 12 month terms. Located at Seattle Newspaper Union 312 Second Avenue South.
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Beattie Newspaper Union
Second Avenue South
Seattle
Union
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T. P. Nielsen
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Johanna Shiiling
the Pacific
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Toade
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Tollet
Smilax
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Seattle Daily Star
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First Avenue
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Outen
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Albert Hansen
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Moslyn Coal
Queen Coal
Geattie
Telephone Union
Pike Street
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Columbia
Seattle, Wash
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Cockram’s
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Hotel Victoria
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