Seattle Mail and Herald, v. 4, no. 40, Aug. 17, 1901 newspaper - b108a6377a7d6f71e60c7c5cae8a36ee (page 16)

Page 1 includes portrait of Mrs. E.H. Elwood, president of the state federation of Washington Women's Clubs. Page 3 includes exterior view of the Seattle General Hospital at 5th Ave. and Marion St. Page 5 includes interior view of a patient's room. Page 7 includes photograph of the hospital diet kitchen and an article on its growth. Page 9 includes a view of nurses homes in front of the hospital. Page 4 article discusses the Charles Nordstrom case. Nordstrom murdered William Mason in 1891 but due to a series of appeals, was not hung until August 23, 1901. Page 8 article discusses the work of the Seattle and Lake Washington Waterway Company in filling the tide flats and the establishment of a Lake Washington Canal.