Beattle Saves Chicago Symphony From Finanical Crisis
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra faced a dire shortfall after a defalcation of 3200 by a tour representative. The State University of Washington advanced 1000 for railroad fares from Spokane to Beattle to keep their engagement intact, with further funds for the Seattle area performance. The Great Western Lyceum Bureau manages the tour and must cover losses if the defaulter cannot compensate.
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Chicago
Spokane
University of Washington
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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State University
C. O. Kimball
Northwest
Great Western Lyceum
Hureau
Tage
Anta
Representa
Battleship Sightseeing Boats From Pier 2
Take boats at Pier 2 for ten daily round trips. Tickets cost 60 cents for a round trip.
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Pier 2
Rownd
Eee
Orchestra Delays Resolved Before Portland Engagement
The orchestra and the bureau reached a satisfactory adjustment after a Thursday delay. musicians proceeded with their performances hoping to receive salaries later. The group departed the city for Portland on Friday for an engagement.
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Portland
Confirmation of Funston as general service school head
United Press reports the president will appoint Gen Frederick Funston to head the General Service School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The piece also notes a favorable House report on a bill banning betting on races at Bennings track and reports Queen Maria Pia's collapse following a tragedy.
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United Press
Washington
Frederick Funston
Department of California
San Francisco
General Service School
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Washington, D.C
House
Bennings Track
Maria
Lishon
Maria Pia
Carlos
Bunting consignment received by Felite Tent Co
Felite Tent and Awning Co reports a large consignment arriving in all sizes including cotton and wool bunting. Location listed as 121% Yesler Way West, suggesting stock for awnings and tents.
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Felite Tent & Awning Co
Yesler Way West
Poor Rich Children in The Saturday Evening Post
May K Warwick examines two wealthy Boston boys raised by French governesses who fail to learn basic self care and language. Sent to a fashionable school, they struggle to adapt, with some becoming cads while others gain manners, illustrating a loss of humanity despite privilege. The piece highlights the cost of wealth in child upbringing.
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May K. Warwick
Saturday Evening Post
Boston
Saloon Closures Enforced Sunday Ban and Gambling Crackdown
An order from the sheriff requires all Bedro-Woolley saloons to close on Sundays, halt gambling, and remove slot machines. The crackdown extends to county saloons amid civic league pressure. noncompliance will bring arrests and prosecutions. G Rausch must relocate after 16 years in one room and 28 in the shoe business. shoe stock sold at cost.
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Tommyrot
Seattle
Green Lake District
Green Lake
Mountainview Station
United Press
Bedro Woolley
Wic
tIn
Civic Leagues
G. Rausch
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Giebe Motel
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Flest
Union St
East Union
Ose
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Coral Paint and Frarer CO
Picet Ave
Avreede Aners
D. Ghirardelli Company
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Francisco
Gen. Funston
Coaris Postsine Company
Philadelphia
Victor Pelz
New York Stock
Beattie
Wise Investors
U. P. Fay
McAhorn Building
Skagit County
Bargeina Bale
F. M
Second Avenue
Frederick & An Nelson
Wellsville
Frederick & Nelson
Yosemite
Bremerton Navy Yard
Flyer Dock
And
Bremerton
Dexter
Horton & CO
New York Building
Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Syracuse
N.Y
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