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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1904
Page
5
The showing of The Holy City at the Seattle Theater yesterday drew interest as patrons described its solemn tone and historical settings. Performers and staff offered few comments beyond noting the production's ambitious scope and period staging.
Review praises the actors for excellent effects and finely crafted Judiac costumes giving the play an unusual atmosphere. The production is deemed a solid closing choice for the Neill engagement and appeals to the audience’s reehal status and appreciation.
A Third Avenue production of A Little Outcast features Millicent Evans as the heroine Dolly Dupree as Bob and Mabel Shaw from the Bowery in a melodrama with comedy. Walter Harmon plays the victim, Harry KB Rowe the villain, and Harry Morton the crook. charity matinee announced. Cinderella at Alcazar offers a Christmas spectacle with Amasonian marches and elaborate costumes. the Platt-dancing company presents the fairy tale throughout the week.
President P J von Ehrenheim of the Nobel Institution of Sweden says American scientists are undervalued in Nobel distributions, arguing they study science as a commercial venture. He notes that if The University of...
The Royal Swedish Academy considers President von Ehrenheim a highly distinguished man. The note highlights his prominent stature and contributions to Swedish affairs.
New York readers learned of a Dec 26 fire in a tenement on Allen Street. Two women, Mrs. Alice Kelley and Mrs. D. C. Fountain, perished after a lamp overturned. A man and another woman were badly burned while trying to save others.
The article notes women must wear an ornament in the hair for evenings, favoring flowers tucked behind the price, beaded net ornaments, jeweled combs, leaf wreath designs, and ribbon bows. It describes low and high coiffeurs with accessories to crown the hairstyle and keep the look current.
Advice on hand care from M Fal loppe. Use mild soaps and soft water, wash warm and rinse cool, dry with a soft towel, and rub with massage to improve circulation. Treatments cover stains, freckles, enlarged joints, callouses, perspiring hands, chapping, and home ointments.
The Alto Kennels operated by Mrs Adele Lee in Toledo Ohio house top St Bernards among the finest in the United States. Her breeding and handling produce prize winning dogs with a noted black and white markings and a sought after brindle coat. A dark golden brindle male with a white blaze and feet has earned multiple puppy prizes in major shows including New York Philadelphia and Chicago from 1902 to 1903.
Mrs. Lee runs a kennel as an unusual vocation for a woman and trains, boards, and shows her dogs herself. Her winning dogs reflect meticulous care with a tailored diet and warm home environment, often outperforming dogs handled by professionals.
Mina Daisy Leiter married Earl Suffolk Vale at the Leiter mansion in Dupont City at noon assisted only by close family and British embassy members. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith presided and the couple planned an early steamer to England after the ceremony. The report notes a chicken theft case linked to Mrs Stokes, with five birds found in a Westlake butcher shop and the matter likely to be brought before the Prosecuting Attorney.
Mrs. Lee’s dog lineup features Alta Barrie No. 76083 a top rough coated St. Bernard rated by judges as the finest ever seen. The 220 pound orange coated sire and dam line include Ch Alta Bruce and Alta Prosor with champions across the United States. Queen Flora IT an imported winner from England and Florentine’s progeny bolster the kennel with first prizes in major cities. Mrs. Lee shifts focus to Boston terriers heading by Billy Penn No. 70613 from Champion Surpise line as the new stud leader.
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