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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
3
Benny faces a special opponent in a case described as predatory or against a defendant named Benny. The report notes legal action and potential outcomes, with emphasis on the courtroom challenge and turning points.
Readable text notes a thaw in bath policies and a shift in market sentiment around pricing and supply. Mentions a price point around 2.50 and references daily or weekday movements impacting the market outlook. Specific names or places are unclear.
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The Merry Widow comes to Moore next week opening tomorrow night with Mabel Wilber as Sonia and Charles Meakins as the prince. Franz Lear's score will be played by a special Brahm Tannen Berg orchestra with Hungarian Troubadors. Also listed are Tillie's Night and The Old Homestead at Grand, Monte Cristo at the Seattle theatre, and Whose Baby Are You at Lois with Daphne Pollard.
The Majestic features The Eight Vassar Girls and Patrice and company in The Lobbyist along with Mueller and Mueller and Charlies Webber. Star showcases The Merry Whirl with Lewis and Lake. Pan toges presents The Five Musical Lands, A Strenuous Daisy, and a Luigi Piccarro Troupe segment. A complete bill rounds out with Wilbur Held Elizabeth Sloan, Billy Link, Blossom Robinson, Mack and Benton and first run pictures.
Lew Fields stars as a former farmer turned barber in The Hen Pecks a new Broadway show opening this summer. The comic sketches feature jokes about shaving sterilizer and weight mysteries with a punchy farm to city storyline. The plot follows a farmer and his daughter fleeing to New York selling their farm for 100000 and discovering a grand apartment hotel on their return.
Canon City April 14. Warden Tynan abolishes revolvers in road camps and penal facilities. Prisoners work on state roads with only one guard per camp, while receiving extra good time for outside labor. He argues punishment should yield to rehabilitation, not revenge. Also notes university junior play rehearsals and discounted fares to Canadian Pacific resorts.
Sacramento reports state senators used about 321 dollars on water during an all night session with entertainers to pass time, plus 127.75 dollars for lunches and 174 dollars for automobile hire. In Winnipeg Manitoba a letter warns of starvation driving starving Indians to raid for food from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay.
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