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Banner at forefront of photo reads ""Vote for Otto A. Case for Governor." Case ran for Governor of Washington in 1912. Case lost to Ernest Lister. A second banner for the Seattle Theatre appears further up the hill. Business appearing on the left side of the street include The Breakers restaurant, Good Eats Cafeteria and the San Francisco Oyster and Chop House. Businesses appearing on the right include Western Union and the Grand Opera House. The 110 Cherry Building, Hoge Building and Dexter Horton Building line the left side of the street. The Lowman Building, the Broderick Building and the Alaska Building appear on the right. Downtown Seattle, view east up Cherry St. from 1st Ave. Good Eats Cafeteria (110 Cherry), The Breakers, Western Union, Banner 'Vote Otto Case for Gov.' across Cherry Street, rear of Hoge Building (Bebb + Mendel, Architects) in left background at 2nd + Cherry, Grand Opera House, Beall's Theater.</div>
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<li>DPLA identifier: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://dp.la/item/9d9c9a0913536d6442a58c456d6f5e3f">9d9c9a0913536d6442a58c456d6f5e3f</a></li>
<li>Seattle Public Library identifier: spl_gpn_178</li></ul></span>