Loving Ceases as Woman Commits Suicide in Carbolic Acid
A young woman near the city committed suicide by swallowing carbolic acid after allegedly being spurned by Volney Sewell, son of a former state senator. She asked a passerby to tell Volney Lowell before dying, offering no further explanation.
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United Press
Cal
Milas the Beautiful
Mack Howard
Thie City
Vol Hey Sewell
Sewell
Volney Lowell
Seattle Theatre Sharps Show New Dramatic Talent
Selma Merman and her players offered a fresh, emotional performance in The Little Gray Lady at Seattle theatre, with a mystery plot involving secret service clues and a confession by Anna Gray. A second new work, The Mouse of a Thousand Candies, delighted Beattie Lois theatre audiences with Danahey and Miss May in leading roles and clever stage entrances.
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Seattle
Yesteray
Washington
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Wood Helahte
Wood
Secret Service
W Sether
Perriton Clarke
Walter Mcculough
Anna Gray
Mise Herman
Beattie
Lois Theatre
Crine
Danahey
Mise
Gingerbread House of Vaudeville at the Mowre Theatre
A lively vaudeville and musical comedy program titled The Gingerbread House features the Lamb act with singing and comic performers. The show, praised for its vim, includes songs by Lane and a comic turn that delights the audience, though criticism notes a few dampening moments from a misfired entertainment sequence.
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Fhionara Company
Cleveetresecs
Iris
Mowre Theatre
Gingerbread Man Delight Wins Two Shows
The Gingerbread Man wowed audiences in two performances, with Fred Rice delivering a standout lead as The Gingerbread Man and strong supporting turns by Rose Snow Adele Reece and May Heaton. The show features lively dancing, notable costumes, and a capable chorus, drawing steady audience praise.
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Fred Rice
John Lee
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Frank Niels
Real Colan
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Adele Reeeatt
Charme Persica
May Heaton
Martepe
Miss Archer
Mies Reutem
Rene Murray
Acker
Hitler
We Can Sell That Pool Room for You
A brief ad note promises pool room sales services for clients, with a line directing readers to business chances on page 6. It markets selling rooms as a service, implying ongoing availability for others.
Fire damages Lyric theatre in Snohomish district
A moving picture machine fire at the Lyric theatre caused $5,000 damage. The audience evacuated safely as flames swept parts of the building on Saturday. Labor scarcity reported in Chelan district follows city news from Wenatchee and Dayton. Veteran editor Witt Pritt dies after a long illness. Mrs. L M Parke finds a $6 gold piece in meat package in Dayton.
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Lyric Theatre
Wenatchee
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Witt
Pritt
Dayton
L. M. Parke
Judgeship Offered to E. C. Hughes in Washington
B. C. Hughes of Beattie has been asked by President Taft to accept the post of federal judge for the Western District of Washington. Word reached Seattle yesterday from Washington and the Beattie lawyer says the matter is under consideration. The decision affects Senator Piles and George Deanworth.
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B. C. Hughes
Beattie
Taft
Seattle
Washington
Hughes
Piles
George Deanworth
Market Notes on Local Produce Prices
The Markets column lists average prices quoted by local wholesalers for lock produce meats and related goods. Prices reflect standard trades with little variation unless noted otherwise.
Alleged Robber James Waters Rearrested on Burglary Charge
James Waters, freed on 500 dollars bail for an alleged March 21 hotel robbery in Irving, was rearrested Saturday on a burglary charge. He is suspected to know something about a missing grip from Everett several days ago.
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James Waters
Irving Hotel
Wee
Waters
Everett
Cummings Found Guilty for Deserting Wife
H A Cummings was found guilty of deserting his wife by a jury in Department No 1 of the superior court. In August 1907 he filed for divorce in Pierce County but, failing to secure a decree, deserted his wife. He was formerly employed by a Tacoma automobile company.
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H. A. Cummings
Superior Court
Cummings
Pierce County
Deeren
Tacoma Automobile Company
Mail by rail reaches Kalamath Falls for first time
Kalamath Falls Oregon April 19 announces the new Kalamath Falls branch of the Southern Pacific starts inland from Weed bringing direct mail service to residents for the first time in the city's history.
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Kalamatis Falls
Ore
Kalamath Falla
Southern Pacific
Weed
Leander Cox Dies in Spokane After Acquittal
Word reached this city that Leander Cox, cleared in February of murdering his wife Sarah Cox, died in Spokane yesterday morning.
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Leander Cox
Sarah Cox
Spokane
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