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<p>The "Progress Issue" was an annual, highly illustrated edition of the <i>Seattle Mail and Herald</i>, in this case 52 pages rather than their usual 16 at the time.
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<hr><p>Page 10 includes photograph of Puget Sound by Oliver P. Anderson. Page 11 includes photograph of a man in the forest by Webster &amp; Stevens. Page 12 article "The Progress of Seattle" by George F. Cotterill includes photograph of the Cedar River Dam. Page 13 article by I.A. Nadeau discusses "Railroads of Washington." Pages 14-15, 26-27 and 30-31 include photographs by Edward S. Curtis. Page 17 article discusses real estate firms in Seattle. Page 18 includes photograph of road to Mount Rainier. Page 19 includes photo of the St. Croix River. Page 20 article discusses "What Women are Doing for Seattle." Page 21 includes Romans photograph of "A Siwash Home." Page 22 includes Romans photo of a battleship launch, likely the Battleship Nebraska. Page 23 includes Romans photograph of canoe on Cedar Lake. Page 24 article discusses "Manufacturing Interests of Seattle." Page 28 includes article on construction of the Battleship Nebraska. Page 28 includes photograph of Leschi Park. Page 29 includes photograph of Madison Park. Page 32 includes photo of Woodland Park. Page 34 includes drawing of the Alaska Building. Page 35 includes photo of Ravenna Park. Pages 36-37 include photographs of the Seattle Golf Club. Page 38 includes photo of Skykomish River. Page 30 includes photo of Bainbridge Island. Articles beginning on Page 41 discuss music in Seattle. Page 46 includes interior photograph of the Independent Telephone Company switchboards. Page 47 article discusses theatres in Seattle.
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Singer Julia Aramenti.</div>
17 December 1904<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1904-12-17T00:00:00Z/11</div>
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<li>DPLA identifier: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://dp.la/item/8454fd87da959868c4bf4f0583c62453">8454fd87da959868c4bf4f0583c62453</a></li>
<li>Seattle Public Library identifier: spl_mh_198239_1904_08_Progress</li></ul></span>