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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
5
Utility document fragment mentions Geo H. Brown Plumbing Co and a hat related to hot water heating service. The readable portion notes an advertisement or label referencing plumbing and heating work and a name Geo H. Brown.
George B. Moran publisher of Morans Directory of Chicago and Chicago Chronicle representative arrived from Alaska with Mrs Moran and their daughter Kathryn Lenore Adelia Alenweed Moran. The six year old has traveled an estimated 200000 miles meeting world leaders and has been entertained by President Roosevelt at the White House.
Resolutions granting assessment routes for street improvements were approved last night by the city council. Key routes include North Forty-third Street, Twenty-fifth Avenue Yesler Way to East Cherry, Twenty-sixth Avenue Yesler Way to East Union, Thirty-second Avenue South Yesler Way to 200 feet south of Washington, Fourth Avenue, and Bigelow Avenue from Haynes to Galer.
Registration yesterday at the University of Washington surpassed expectations with 504 students paying fees. Most were first time entrants, well above last year’s first day total of 377. Officials expect the 1,000 registration threshold set by Registrar Condon to be exceeded today.
City Engineer Thomeos and Councilman Mullen examine Pine Street and schedule a petition by property owners to widen the street from First to Twelfth. Affected structures include the Seattle Electric Company, Braxles Hall, Colonnade Hotel, and Empire Laundry.
Edward Cudithee resigns as the party nominee for sheriff of King County at a meeting in the People's Saving Barn building. No fill is set yet, with a new meeting planned to discuss the vacancy. Potential candidates named include L. W. Nelson and Capt. W. F Laubecher. Executive committee members announced and one seat remains open.
Engineers plan and estimates for a municipal street railway system were filed last week. Advocates for municipal ownership say parts of the file may be discarded as improper and could fade into obscurity.
Special tomorrow at Londone offers $5.00 Misses Box Coats in solid colors now $2.98. $6.00 gray coats offered at $5.98. Calico wrappers and polka dot sun shades in dark and light hues. Children’s garments priced around $1.50 in assorted shades. Located at 1111 Becond Ave.
Alfred Williams a stonemason left Los Angeles two months ago for Beattie then Vancouver B C He wrote his wife asking her to join him with their four children in Vancouver He promised to meet her in Beattie but has not appeared and she has telegrammed Vancouver with no reply.
Noy Semith Pred Everett John Hiaine Will Hammack Roy Johnson Ray Carter and Frank H. Mor ris, all claiming to be students, were arrested last night by Patrolman Alvey and booked at police headquarters for violating the bill posting ordinance.
Advertisement for the Southern Pacific Company touts excellent accommodations and two daily trains to San Francisco via the Shasta route. It directs reservations tickets and information to Union Ticket Office at 608 First Ave and lists E. E. Ellis as General Agent.
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