How Nan Patterson Reads Men's Souls
Katherine Lecsis reports on Nan Patterson during a court session, detailing how she reads jurors through eyes, hands, and bearing. The interviewer notes her calm under cross examination and the tension of awaiting a verdict, then shifts to her personal longing for home and plans after the trial. A brief Port Townsend marriage license notice follows.
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Katherine Lecsis
Seattle Star
New York
Nan Patterson
Naneit
Talesmen
Boater
Nan
Misa Patterson
Werden
Broadway
Triple Hanging in Allegheny County Executes Three Men
In Pittsburgh on April 27, 1906, Walter Obey Charles Jackson and Charles Milena, all described as negroes, were hanged for the murder of Ivan M Luzer at Leetdale on May 8, 1906. Jackson and Obey were executed five ten and thirty minutes apart.
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Pitteburg
Allegheny County
Walter Obey
Charlea Jackson
Charles Milena
Ivan M. Luzer
Leetdale
Jackson
Obey
The Theaters Show Various Acts At Grand
At the theaters, Grand Pollards presents The Geisha a pretty opera well performed. Ferris Co delivers The Charity Ball with excellent presentation. A Girl From New York by Dave offers clever comedy with a sharp company. Vaudeville offers polite features and fine acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Pollards
Bpattle Ferris Co
Dave
New York
Pollards Lead Crowd at Wednesday Theatrical Scene
The Pollards drew a large Wednesday crowd as The Getaha thrilled audiences with Daphine Pollard’s acclaimed performance and Mollie Seymour’s debut. Upcoming bills include The Geisha, An American Millionaire, A Manaway Girl, Hon John North, The Charity Ball, and A Girl From Albany with Ferris stock across venues. Little Lila Cotton impresses fans with thought transference tricks.
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Pollards
Daphne Pollard
Mollie Seymour
Fred Pollard
Bankrupt Milwaukee official files petition in bankruptcy
Frank Bigelow, former bank president, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in a U S court. He values assets at 1 149 000 with debts reported between 2 000 090 and 1 000 000. Creditors nationwide await restitution from securities worth 900 000 turned over to First National Bank for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wic
United States
Frank Bigelow
Bigelow
First National Bank
City lights and power rates under review by committee
The city light and lighting committee meets Thursday night to decide on new municipal electric rates. Aiming for a different system from private providers, they consider discounts of 10 to 60 percent to prevent small users from subsidizing large customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Light and Lighting Committee
Burglars Enter Cigar Store Then Vanish With Cash
Portland criminals gained entry through a trap door at 400 Williams avenue last night, rifled the cash register and telephone box, and carried away several boxes of cigars and fireworks. A future hypnotism exhibition by Prof. Harvey is announced for Christensen's hall on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Burkiars
R. BE. Cannon
Williams Avenue
Harvey
Christensen'’s Hall
Catalog of sewing notions and sewing items priced per piece
A list of various sewing goods with prices including elastic, spools, buttons, needles, papers, and trims. Items cover colors black white and mixed, with values ranging from 2c to 25c and small card bundles. The text reads like a retail catalog for notions and sewing accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Louise Hose
Columbbia
Clark’s
Majestic
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Florodora
Port Townsend
A. V. Anatay
Hazel Shields
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Beattie
Credit House
Frederick & Nelson (Inc
Hotel and Club
Nelson's
Furniture Dept
Floorwalker
Crockery Dept
Quaker City Cut Glass Co
St. Louis Exposition
Ita
Carpet and Rug Dept
Frederick & Nelson Ac
Madison
Spring Str
Seattle
Gurney
Glogan
Behopos
L. R. Stockwell
Charles Erin Verner
John North
Beattle
Ladies Musical Club
Ferris Company
Olympia
Albany
Third Avenue
Little Lila Cotton
Hiere Ie
Odda
Germantown
Saxony
Bureau
Worth
Wanant
Fien
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