Billboard nuisance angers Renton hill residents
Residents near Fourteenth Avenue and Madison Street protest a large double deck billboard erected a week ago without consent. Neighbors led by Mrs. J C Nichols say the sign blocks views and harms property values. They complain to City Engineer and council committee, but officials delay action despite petitions and protests.
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Renton Hill
Fourteenth Avenue
Madison Street
J. C Nichola
J A. Stavik
Carry Nation
Board of Works
Kaness
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Avenues
William Pigott
B. R. Stevens
Fifteenth and
Madison
Fifteenth Avenue
W. H. Kennedy
J. ©. Nichols
Broadway
Madfeon Streets
Billbard
E. W. Herald
Thomson
Turkish Baths Headed by Dexter Horton Bank
A compact note outlines Turkish baths run under the Dexter Horton Bank, indicating a banking backed operation. The item signals a health and leisure service tied to the bank's interest.
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Turkish Turkish Baths
HEADY
Dexter Horton Bank
Jury finds engineer criminally negligent in Yakima collision
Inquest into the Yakima City wreck results in a verdict charging C. F. Beanne, engineer of engine No. 377, with criminal negligence. The Northern Pacific Railway is found guilty of contributory negligence for keeping crews on duty for long shifts. Beanne reportedly had worked 24 hours prior to the collision. Coroner Frank issued a warrant for Scanno’s arrest. papers served in Ellensburg.
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North Yakima
D. W. Steele
Yakima City
C. F. Beanne
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Ben
Frank
Scanno
Ellensburg
Scheme for grade avenue plan through York hotel site
A proposal to grade a diagonal roadway between First and Western avenues at Pike Street would cut through the York hotel property owned by the Great Northern. A. McKenzie and real estate representative Kenny Move appeared for the proposition. The improvement would cost about $100,000.
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First
Western Avenues
Pike Street
York Hotel
The
Great Northern
A. McKenzie
Kenny Move
Proposition
Clergy Leader Urges End to Divorce Threat to Motherhood
In New Haven, Sept. 90, Bishop Clelland Nelson of Georgia told Daughters of the King church delegates to oppose divorce. He urged young women present to join the church in stopping the rising threat to the sacredness of motherhood.
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New Haven
Conn
Clelland
Nelson
D. D
Georgia
Broad Daylight Burglary At Manhattan Hotel
A daylight thief entered Mrs. A V Hoxsie's room at the Manhattan hotel on Third avenue and stole several hundred dollars in valuables including a $200 gold medal and gold chains. Detective Kennedy traced the break to a trunk lock as the thief likely knew the room.
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A. V. Hoxsie
Manhattan
Third Avenue
Kennedy
Tate
Citizens alliance sparks union debate over labor and business
Union men say the Citizen alliance threatens no harm and may aid labor. They note similar groups in other states and highlight that boycotts against Allied firms have shaped Colorado unions. Local employers are urged to join, while unions insist they will endure and resist external influence.
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the & Electric Company
Renton
Upton
Organized Labor
Grant Hum. Huen
American Federation of Labor
Meattie
Citheen
Alliance
Beattie
Colorado
Pla
Citizen d
Registration Opens for Fall Election in Clones
The notice states 19 days remain until the fall election registration closes on October 18, with about 25 000 total expected and 765 names added since the last election. It mentions a shop listing KN Brooke & Co at 1991 Encl Ave selling men’s underwear shapes and styles.
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Ince
Linke
Beat
KN. Brooke & Co
Dog Poisoner Targets Pets Across City
Ed Spranger, a local businessman, laments losing a valuable dog to a roaming poisoner who also harms cats. Humane Officer Clarke and assistant Vaupell pursue the suspect amid daily reports of poisoned dogs.
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Spranger
Clarke
Vaupell
Teachers Course Opens for Registration at University
The university offers a teachers course with weekly Saturday classes for the college year covering latin English literature economics pedagogy political science chemistry natural science and mathematics. In Chicago on September 30 the American Baseball Association magnates awarded the 1904 pennant to the St Paul club.
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Ghicago
American Baseball Association
8. Paul
Nebraska Launching Boats With Limited Lumber
Tickets are on sale at pier 2 or 610 Piret Avenue for a boat launch in Nebraska. The program notes limited lumber resources and urges advance purchase.
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Nebraska
Piret Avenue
Eee
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EN. Brooks & Co
2Nd Ave
First Ave
Ernst Bros
Ina Ae
Mikey el, Te Rae A Wey
KEN, Brooks & Co
Tnd Ave
ES. Herald
Talior
Tnd
Calico Rem
Atlas
Lée
Eeeeeeene
A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers
A. Bridge & Co
Popular Price Clothiers
America
Seattle
Frederick & Nelson
Incorporated
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Sts
Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc
Corner
Fifth and Pike
the Reliable Credit House
Norfolk
Agres
Schloss Bros
Strouse Bros
Gollands Sons
Second Avenue
East Union Street
East Union
Main Street
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Union Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Homeseekers Co
Union Bake
Angel Cakes
Charter Oak
Dabney & Woodhouse
Furnis
Tata de
Ar Aces
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