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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
8
The Rev Billy Sunday argues Christ’s resurrection proves its truth with fulfilled prophecies and post resurrection appearances. He notes Jesus left no college to spread doctrine but entrusted it to humble fishermen, and asserts Christian teachings have endured two millennia transforming nations.
The Great Howard the bonnie Scotch ventriloquist headlines a Scotch night at the Pantages this Friday. City Scotch societies attend as ushers wear Scotch kit ties and special stunts are planned for the second show starting at 9 o'clock.
Nello Mill alias John Morrtelli denied police court involvement in a disorderly conduct charge. Detectives later identified his picture in Vancouver gallery and filed a perjury complaint signed by Detective Joe Bianchi, seeking his arrest.
Reports from the Nebraska preferential primary foretell William Jennings Bryan losing the delegate at-large race to the Democratic national convention. A. M. Sutton leads for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as results from Omaha come in.
The tale recounts Shakespeare born April 23 1564 and died April 23 1616 marking a planned tercentenary and quadricentennial jokes. Avon celebrations include theater events mayoral plans and school activities amid debates about authorship. Chicago commentary asserts Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare’s plays with court backing.
Preparations are under way to shift the county courts and clerk offices to the new county building next week. No regular court calendars will run during the week. emergency matters go to the old courthouse with a department schedule. Default divorce cases move to May 6. no motion calendar on April 29.
The women of the Theosophical lodge host a Saturday afternoon tea from 8 to 5 at 500 Arcade. Dr William J Hall will discuss A Contact With Buddha. Miss Alita Drew Eames plays piano selections. Tea will be poured by Miss Jessica Wardy.
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