Cadets Se Lives In Helgium Disaster
London reports thirty five cadets and citizens aboard a Belgian freighter sunk by the government on April 15. Rescue operations recovered a number of crew members, with survivors saved by the Dunkerque.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
5
London reports thirty five cadets and citizens aboard a Belgian freighter sunk by the government on April 15. Rescue operations recovered a number of crew members, with survivors saved by the Dunkerque.
The Frisco architects met with the mayor to discuss restoration of a building. James B Blackwell and another member were appointed to coordinate with the California state architects on the project and to determine the needed scope and nature of the rebuilding effort.
TE THEATERS popular price stock company owned by J. Lee Morst opened an engagement at the Seattle theater with a very late audience. The performance had rough spots yet featured entertaining scenes. The plot centers on an heiress and a millionaire object, while a ex-con witch plots theft. Walton gives a pleasing turn as a character developing from a of Patches.
The Star theater opens with The Princess of Patohos running through Thursday. Hal git Roanoke headlines as the Kentucky colonel. Carroll Carlyle plays Jack Merry and Dick Scott as Lee Il verten, with Lee Morrin as Wassles the tramp. A bustling two-show per night schedule and daily matinees accompany a varied bill featuring Lute tiroe, Rapell, O Rourke Burnett Trio, and Ralph Cummings in wine stock's comedy.
New York April 24 The first box of California cherries for the season sold at auction for the San Francisco sufferers. one cherry at a time brought 2440 dollars with the first cherry at 106 dollars.
Alaska marble arrives via tug Pioneer towing barge Chinook with 1109 tons from Shakan marking the first Alaska marble consignment southward. Marble quality praised as on par with Teata sources and adaptable for various construction. Wickersham nomination for federal judge Alaska Third District reported favorably by Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington.
Fragmentary passage notes favorable reception of a meeting and mentions a weighted loaf metaphor. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a concrete event or participants.
J. Smith told Mayor Moore he would not accept reappointment to the park board. Smith's term ends May 1 and he declined the offer due to time and energy required for the duties amid pressing public business matters.
Reports show varied contributions across cities. New York shipped cash to San Francisco totaling 3 004 000 dollars while London cables an offer of 5 000 dollars to Mayor Sehmita. Other totals include Philadelphia 150 000, Chicago volunteers to San Francisco, and St Paul provision carloads valued at 20 000.
A tempting breakfast feature praises hot cakes with pure maple Maver syrup in condensed form. The ad-style text urges readers to try a bottle from their grocer for a truly delicious morning treat.
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