Grand and Stage Notes Leap From Seattle to New York Theatre
Sunday and Monday at the Grand feature Our New Man with a promise from Harry Heresford and his company if notices hold. A New York theater hosts a matinee for Petersburghers exiled from Russia with Dear Mr Pastor and charity gifts. Leah Kieschna and Nancy Blair headline at leading houses as Rich stage rivalries loom with Mansfield Carter Manefield potential pairing.
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Harry Heresford
Frair
Charles T. Vincent
Harry
The Moonshiner's Daughter Tops Beattie Week Card
Beresford leads in a new run of The Moonshiner's Daughter at the Beattie with promising support for A Poor Relation and When We Were Twenty-One. The Ferris company also stages three acts as Dick Ferris and Florence Stone headline. Star Theater vaudeville continues with Froini and others. The Pollard Opera company arrives at the Grand in three weeks for comic operas and the Third Avenue schedules Across the Desert. Sir Henry Irving delays a U S tour to 1906 07 due to health concerns.
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Seatle
Third Avenue
New York
Richard Mansfield
America
Leslie Carter
New Amsterdam
Manefield
Carter
Belasco
Julia Marlowe
BH Sothern
Manefield-Carter
Tte Pere Contige
Trusts
Camile
the Beattie
Bunciy
Ferris Company
Sol Smith Russell
Pete Raymond
Mr. Russell
DeLiseer
Dick Ferria
Florence Stone
South
Ole Olson
Pollard Opera Company
the Grand
Seattle
Dick Ferris
Parris Company
Bremerton Doings in April Naval Yard and Accidents
The Paul Jones torpedo boat destroyer coal bunkers Saturday for fuel and will head to Magdalena bay once loaded. Nipsic docked for conversion into a prison ship at 10:30 Friday, with about $20,000 planned for upgrades. Charles Masher suffered a 20 foot fall at the Independent hotel. Jease Phillips died Friday afternoon. Thomas Gwing saved himself by rope. Navy yard clerks were paid Saturday morning.
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Bremerton
Paul Jones
Weasel
Magdalena Bay
Nipsic
Charles Masher
Independent Hotel
Thomas Gwing
Jease, Phillips
Navy Yard
Bremerton Yard Faces Possible Layoffs Threat
Citizens urge more work for Bremerton yards to prevent skilled workmen from leaving. A Seattle meeting with Congressman Humphrey led to an oath to press the Navy Secretary for urgent assignments as job cuts have reduced the workforce since January.
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Bremerton
Humphrey Friday
Seattle
Secretary of the Navy
Washington delegation urged to aid Bromerton yard workers
The delegation advised to coordinate with Washington men to help secure more work for the Bromerton yard. With limited recent work, employment fell, causing fear among workers that they may be driven out of the city.
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Washington
Bromerton
Street Car Men Contest Top Leader Extends Win Margin
The Street Car Men Contest shows Beningenhausen leading with a gain exceeding 600 votes on Friday night and a substantial lead over rivals. After Saturday morning counts, supporters of other entrants trail by wide margins as the contest grows more engaging toward the end.
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Beninghausen
Popular Electric Railroad Worker Race Nears Finish
Voters begin month long contest to pick the most popular electric railroad employee. At noon the standings show Abner Wolff leading with 6891 votes, followed by Prank Presnell 4820, Stephen Johnston 3200, Jack McLean 3120, and several others including J A Buford and W MelLean in close pursuit.
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Abner Wolff
Caches
Prank
J. A. Buford
W. MelLean
Fossas
Bea
Wy Sons
Roland Cot
George McParland
Uae
Abner Knowles
L. BE. Horne
Carmala Cies
R. Anderson
William Turner
Benham Endorsed for Northwest Railroad Commission
W L Benham of Seattle was unanimously endorsed for the railroad commission by the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association at a Friday meeting in this city. The group, gathering from across the coast, lauded his railroading and irrigation background and his fit for the post. A report on price lists was adopted and thanks extended to lumbermen who aided the last legislature in behalf of the industry. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt was arrested in New York for speeding and held on $600 bail. Morning and night trains to Anacortes via Great Northern begin 8:30 and 8:46 a m from Seattle. effective Sunday, April a week.
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W. L. Benham
Seattle
Railroad Commission
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufactur@re’ association
Butler Hotel
Coast
Benham
Northwest
Pacific Coast Association
Western Washington Association
New York
Alfred Qwynne Vanderbilt
Anacortes
Great Northern Railway
Sage Retires From Business Near Grave Verge
New York April 1 Roswell Sage plans a final holiday on the Long Island shore as Mrs Sage moves the aging financier to a summer country house in Lawrence to fight off death and extend life the 89 year old has amassed millions and hopes to reach 100 while relinquishing daily affairs and receiving a few friends before departure
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Lawrence
Long Island
Sege City House
Fifth Avenue
Sage
Inquiry Nears End As Grand Jury Finishes Session
The Chicago grand jury examining out of town witnesses winds down its present session. Only Chicago residents were summoned today and the panel will rest until Wednesday due to elections. Indications suggest the jury may soon conclude or begin issuing indictments. The Ashly Studio advertises Sundays from 1 to 3 at 1616 First Avenue, offering Fine Fotos for $1 per dozen.
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Chicago
Jones
Ashly
First Avenue
Japan Raises Import Tariffs to Back War Funds
The Japanese consul announces new customs duties effective in July increasing duties on most imports. Extra revenue from the higher rates to be directed to war funds. Affected items include existing import categories. The text notes a temporary relocation of a local ticket office to the old Scandinavian American Bank building at First and Yesler.
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Japan
Real Northern Ticket
Old Scandinavian- American Bank
First As and Yesler
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