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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1914

Page

3

Spectacles Offered for Two Dollars Fifty Cents

An advertisement promises a complete pair of spectacles with spherical lenses in a gold filed frame and leather case for 2.50. It includes a careful and accurate examination and a five year guarantee within ten days.

Aleck McNab Tells of Slicing Arm Off Anthony in Jungle

The narrative recounts Aleck McNab a Seattle marooned adventurer detailing his jungle mission in Burma to capture Anthony the thug. He describes hiring Gurkhas and Sikhs and an Andaman servant, stalking Anthony, and finally severing the arm with a cavalry cutlass. Anthony later becomes a medical oddity in Europe on opium trials before return to Africa.

Sri Neate Africa Capetown Knabenshue Westlake M'Nab Anthony Jungle Aleck McNab Seattle McNab the Star McNeb Fred J. Boalt Rarroter Burma Inidia Ganges China Rangoon Kyankyoo Hildebrand Ireland Beresford Mortimer Thomas Pegu London Lancet Europe Karl Hagenbeck Amsterdam Herlin

Won in the Clouds at Alhambra feature and Rex drama lineup

The Alhambra presents Won in the Clouds three part Universal feature with Roy Knabenshue and a 150 foot dirigible, plus In the Cave of His Youth Rex drama and a comedy. The Metropolitan shows For Napoleon and France with the same cast as Quo Vadis, and The Squaw Man closes at Cremmer.

Universal Roy Knabenshue Arabia Alhambra Knabenshue Napoleon France Metropolitan Theatre Staraan Augusto Mastripietri Signora Giovanna Gonzales Rex

If I Had a Dhow He would kill thee and smiled

The narrator recalls a dangerous exchange with a man who claimed he would kill if armed with a dhow. A medical man announced a lethal dose of 47 grains for a future experiment, but the plan was never carried out and the man died that night.

Slayer Escapes in Cairo Prison Break

In Cairo on April 2, William Wilson and five other prisoners broke through a brick wall while guards dined at a nearby restaurant and fled. Wilson had been sentenced to hang on April 24 for the murder of Officer Logan.

Cairo Til Wilson Logan

Vein of Coal Found During City Reservoir Dig

Aberdeen Washington April 2 report says white excavating for the city reservoir trench uncovered a coal vein at a depth of 36 feet. No coal seam yet, but work continues as crews probe deeper for coal.

Aberdeen Wash

Waterhouse Comay Lease Pier at Seattle Harbor

Seattle Port Commission weighs Frank Waterhouse proposal to lease central Pier No 1 at the foot of Bell Street for landing Royal Mall Line vessels. The pier is currently leased to American-Hawaiian Line at Harbor Island docks.

Seatle Port Commission Frank Waterhouse Frank Waterhouse & Co., Inc Municipal Docks Bell St Royal Mall Harbor Island Docks Hne

Olympia considers cutting street lights to save money

Olympia city officials plan to switch off all street lights at night to save 400 dollars a month. The mayor’s recommendation was approved by the council and the electric company plans to contest the move.

Fasnway Clayton Olympia Wash Electric Company

Film Offerings and Serial Billed At Local Theaters

The listing shows multiple studio programs including Pathe dramas and comedies, Biograph and Edison features, and Keystone and Beau ty shorts. Several titles appear across different venues, with regional showings through Saturday night and additional reels like Mutual Weekly and Parcel Post Auto.

Program Listings Show Evening Theater Mix

At the Home Until Friday a story of Little Italy appears alongside Mutual Weekly No 64 His First Love and Raffles Gentleman Burglar. Pleasant Hour Tonight offers The Madcap two part drama The Rival Pitchers comedy and The Carbon Copy drama.

Elderbush Gulch Melbourne Majestic Little Italy Mutual Weekly Raffles

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