Grocer and Banker Vie in Opera Roles in Seattle
A Seattle Standard Grand Opera Co presents Carmen with a cross section of city life in chorus and key roles. Theo Carl Johnson, a 20 year old Seattlemade singer, stars opposite Walter F. Paull the banker captain, with Frederick Graham and Albert R. Cody among the cast.
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Seattle
Standard Grand Opera Co
Girla
Waltresses
Theo Carl Johnson
Plymouth
Albert R. Cody
Europe
Madame Hemse-Sprotte
Trials of Minister Price Rise in New York Church Case
Witnesses at the Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal church trial describe Dr. Jacob Embury Price kissing flock members and making improper advances. Mrs. Hilma Dohl testifies she was shocked and fled after he hugged her on a parsonage couch. Mrs. E J Leger recounts a second embrace and a kimono incident as others defend Price and pledge vindication.
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Jacob Embury Price
Washington Heights
MEB
Mrs. Dohl
E. J. Leger
Dr. Price
Price
Washington Crews Ready for Intercollegiate Regatta
Six varsity eight crews from California Stanford and Washington prepare for the Oakland estuary race with freshmen heats, a 9:20 am start for the two mile freshmen and 9:50 am for the three mile varsity. Washington is favored though all crews are evenly matched and weights vary from 168 to 194 pounds across teams.
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California
Stanford
Seattle
Oakland
Ech
Hine
Gold
Cardinal
Purple and Gold
Washington
Varsity
Stephen
Jevon
Jene
Woman Seeks Bible Guidance on Testifying
Mrs. Hilma Dahl says a Bible verse guided her choice to testify about Dr. Price. She describes opening the Bible at random and finding Proverbs 24 24 25 as decisive in her course amid distress.
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Hilma Dahl
Married life query ends with sharp punchline
The speaker asks what changed since marriage and gets the blunt reply that the marriage itself altered him. The exchange frames a strained relationship moment with a wry twist.
Hinky Dink Charter Plans Limit Campaign Spending
The pink tea mayor would earn 2500 dollars if Seattle adopts the Hinky Dink charter and candidates may not spend over 500. Thirty candidates face 100 each. election-day influence rules may disqualify cash payments or inducements. An art board adviser group to city council will guide building and construction matters.
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Seattle
Elections Committee
The
Charter Commission
Kellogg
Thorgrimson
Calhoun
City Councitl
Park Board
Favor Move for Impeachment of DC Justice Wright
A favorable report on the impeachment resolution for Justice Daniel T. Wright of the District of Columbia supreme court was returned by the House Judiciary Committee. The next step is a House vote anticipated to demand a full investigation of misconduct charges against the jurist.
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Washington
Daniel T. Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
House
Ants and Pets Captured by Mrs Morse in Southampton
In Southampton England on April 10 Mrs Charles W Morse boarded the Imperator carrying a small glass fold containing countless ants which she has developed into a pet project.
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Southampton
Eng
Imperator
Charles W. Morse
Father doubts daughter's hospital death in Pittsburg suburb
Francias Arnold, Dorothy Arnold's father, rejects the claim she died at Dr Meredith's maternity hospital near Pittsburgh. He believes she died the day she disappeared or soon after. His attorney John Keith says he checked and found her not at Meredith hospital.
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Pittsburg
Bellevue
C. C. Meredith
H. E. Lutz
Lucy Orr
Mary Snyder
Lutz
Miss Arnold
Luis
Meredith
Dorothy Arnold
Miss Allison
R. H. Jackson
E. E. Clark
New York
Francias Arnold
Woman shot by hotel cook survives. assailant wounded
Mrs. Esther Tenggren, 22, was shot three times by Victor Hammer, a Savoy hotel cook, on a dark path near 2436 Eighthay N. She was deemed out of danger at Noble hospital. Hammer is also expected to recover from his self-inflicted or related injuries.
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Esther Tenggren
Victor Hammer
Savoy Hotel
Noble Hospital
Hammer
Ongoing Rate Fight Over Seattle Interurban Lines
A public dispute centers on interurban fares from Seattle city limits to Riverton and Tukwila. Jacob Furth's private line seeks 34 to 40 cent round trips and 50 percent higher fares than municipal rates, claiming fairness while Burien routes face lower charges. A state hearing is set for next Wednesday.
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Seattle
Riverton
Jacob Furth
Lake Burien
Psn
Ifey Furth Cuhoeslin
Tukwila
Adjutant Brooks Missing After Warrant Issued
Officers cannot locate Adjt. C. W. Brooks of the Volunteers of America after officials issue a warrant accusing him of attacking Mrs. Amanda Gordon of Seattle. A search of the Volunteers' headquarters at 825 28th Avenue failed to find him, with deputies conducting a thorough early morning check.
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Adjt
C. W. Brooka
The
Volunteers of America
Amanda Gordon
Seattle
Volunteers
John W. Roberts
Adjt. Brooks
President Wilson Arrives for Brief Vacation at White Sulphur Springs
President Woodrow Wilson and several family members arrived at White Sulphur Springs Virginia for a short vacation. He plans golf and motoring, and expects to return to Washington Monday.
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White Sulphur Springs
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Court strikes reserve clause ruling in Killifer case
In Grand Rapids Judge Sessions ruled the reserve clause unenforceable and found the Federal League suit had unclean hands. The decision frees players to sign with any team after current contracts expire, affecting both major leagues. The news notes HMwt-Powells ad copy in the same edition.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Wm. Killifer
U. S
Judge Sessions
Federal League
Killifer
Philadelphia
Girl Dances Month With A Broken Neck
17-year-old Sadie Lynchner suffered a fractured neck in a March accident. At Mount Zion hospital since March 9 she remains nearly motionless with weights supporting her head. Doctors expect healing in a few months as she gains strength and the fracture knits.
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San Francisco
Sadie Lynchner
Mount Zion Hospital
Palace Clothing Co Ad Promises Bargains Tomorrow
The large Palace Clothing Co. ad on page 2 of today’s Star promises bargains in clothing hats and shoes as the store appeals for patronage tomorrow. The notice highlights strong pricing and invites shoppers to view the page 2 display.
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Palace Clothing Co
Star
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