The Alaskan stage show opens at Moore theater
The Alaskan, a musical comedy style production, opens tonight and runs next Sunday at the Moore theater. Cast includes Jehan Cortwill Teddy Webb Girard Edward Martindell Annie Adair with well known local talents. The program features solid acts and a balanced company, with plans for four nights plus a Saturday matinee.
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Jehan Cortwill
Moore Theater
New York
Teddy Webb
Girard
Bdward Martindell
A Brown
Annie Adair
Bequimaux
the Moore
Nell Gwynn at Lois Theater Next Week With Pantages Stock
Nell Gwynn as title role at Lois Theater all next week with Pantages stock company. Miss Aileen May leads in the production famed for enduring appeal. New Year week at Coliseum Theater features Adgie the Hountamer and three lions Minnie Middleton’s act plus Melnotte Lenote acrobats and other acts by Horton and LaTraka and more.
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Pantages Asser
Eigens
Lois Theater
Drury Lane
Aileen May
Pantages Stock Company
Coliseum Theater
Adgie
Hontamer
Minnie Middleton
Melnotte Lenote
James McDuff
Horton & LaTraka
Have You Seen Brown Install Modern Baths
Brown Piambding Co advertises bathroom remodeling services with lava and sinks posted at 221 Pine, urging readers to compare prices and contact for installations.
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Education Dogs Lead New Pantages Vaudeville Show
Sherman provides trained canine education as the feature act at Pantages vaudeville. The Sawadas Japanese acrobats Cal Stewart Uncle Josh and Ray Fern the monologist are booked as other features. The old bill plays its last shows tomorrow. Eden Munsee promises new features next week including a revised vaudeville bill with novelty acts. Wax works freaks of nature and varied concessions will complete the program.
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Pantages
Sawadas
Cal Stewart
Josh
Ray Fern
Bill
Eden Munsee
Japanese Diet Opens Speaker Delivers Throne Speech
In Tokio the twenty fourth diet opened at 10 36 a m with the emperor's throne speech. He stresses cordial relations with foreign powers and the Entente Cordiale's peace bearing in the Far East. The two houses will respond formally and adjourn for three weeks before resuming business.
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North Carolina Licenses Washington Fire Insurance
The Washington Fire Insurance Company has been licensed to operate in North Carolina. The regulatory approval marks a formal authorization for the company to offer its fire insurance products within the state.
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Pressing Charges Against Alaska Official
The article discusses charges against District Attorney Harlan of the Third Alaska judicial district. The president plans to grant time to answer the charges with supporters in Valdes backing him. A disposition of the case is expected early in January.
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Harlan
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Adams Taken to Colorado
A special district court session granted the prosecutor’s motion to dismiss the murder case against Steve Adams. Adams was then jailed by Sheriff Mirapatrick with extradition papers directing transport to Telluride to face charges over the murder of Arthur Collins, Smuggler-Union mine manager.
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No Men Wanted on Panama Work Causes Commission Message
Washington reports the Isthmian Canal Commission cautioned offices to discourage unappointed applicants from heading to the isthmus. All posts are filled and demand rises with 300 applications daily, up about a third. Officials attribute the trend to curtailed U.S. projects and improved conditions on the isthmus.
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Wife seeks damages in manning suit over 1907 mining death
The wife and children of Michael Mitchell filed a federal suit against Pacific Coast Co. for 20660 damages alleging criminal neglect by mine operatives after Mitchell was injured at Black Diamond mines on March 26, 1907 and died the next day.
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Pacific Coast Co
Five Killed in Collision Report From City Streets
A traffic collision in the city left five dead as authorities investigated causes such as speeding and dangerous driving. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene, with investigators gathering details about the vehicles and factors contributing to the crash.
Grand Trunk Train Collision Claims Five Lives Near Lenox
The Grand Trunk passenger No. 5, departing Port Turon, crashed head on with a doubleheader freight 4 miles north of Lenox, Michigan. Five trainmen died, four instantly and one three hours later, while all passengers escaped injury except a baby lightly hurt. The passenger locomotive buried the freight engines and wrecked crews were mangled and scorched by escaping steam.
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Lenox
Mich
Superior Court Reassigns Judges to Departments for New Season
The superior court opens its regular season after Christmas with department changes. Judge Morris moves to department 4, Judge Albert to department 3, and Judge Frater to criminal and divorce calendars. Judges Griffin and Gilliam stay in department 6, Judge Tallman remains in department 2, with others unchanged.
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Informal dances and reunions across the community clubs
Local social life features an informal dance at the Heyleston Unitarian Assembly room and upcoming Alpha Gamma reunion at Elsa Churchill's home. New Year events include Ladies of Elke entertainment, Nineteenth Century Club meeting, and Y M C A home open day. Also weddings include Virginia Bird and Arthur P Matthews and Agnes Rinehart and Richard Siedman with plans to reside in future homes.
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Olympic Place
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Wallace
Idaho
A. J . Canney
Marion Meek
Fremont
Siedman
Public Hearings Set on River and Harbor Improvements
The War Department orders public hearings in Washington to gauge support for projects on the Puyallup River at Tacoma January 20 and Olympia harbor improvements January 21. Maj Chittenden, government engineer, will conduct both sessions.
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Queen Anne Christian Church Sets Jan 5 Meeting
The annual meeting of the Queen Anne Christian church is called for January 5. In addition to electing officers, plans for a new church building costing about $25,000 will likely be discussed.
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Alaska Governor Exonerated Amid Complaints
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt and Secretary Garfield dismissed Alaska governor Ofmatt’s complaints. The president was not seriously impressed by the criticisms and will continue backing the governor. Garfield and Attorney General Bonaparte share the same view and have direct knowledge of the attacks.
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Sunday church services and topics across city churches
Congregational Plymouth Third and Universitys Rev Francia J Van Horne preaches What the Twentieth Century Believes About the Future Life in the morning and Does It Make Any Difference What a Man believes so Long as He Is Honest in Mia Metter in the evening at Edgewater Rev W C Kant ner presents The Book of Ages in the morning and Eternity in the evening at Prospect East Prospect and 80th Ave North 7 30 p m for evening song and stereopticon address by Dr Creene observing in China Beacon Hill near Beacon Hill school Rev James A Henry morning subject Happy New Year Presbyterian Ballard Market at 17th Ave N W Rev Bimmer B eet speaks Look ing Forward and Language with emphasis on reading Westminster Westminster Westminster First Seventh Ave and Spring Rev M A Matthews morning Solomon at 11 a m The Lost Westminster Baptist Tabernacle Corner Fifteenth Ave N and Harrison St John Marvin Dean minister 11 a m and 7 30 p m The Rea re of Baptist Tenacity and a Christmas story The Temple Third Ave and Cedar at eo Robert Cairns pastor 11 a m Yesterday and Tomorrow De Fraternities Aid or Counteract the Efforts Made to Secure the Active and Enthusiastic Se지tgetion of Membership Work
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Ice Break at Castleton Pond Claims Three Lives
A skating pond at Castleton broke thin ice on December 28 in Rutland Vermont. Three people drowned and six more narrowly escaped the same fate as rescue efforts followed the accident.
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Castleton
Plans for new almatory hotel and store building
Plans prepared for a new brick almatory hotel and store on the northwest corner of Fifth avenue and Union street. The structure is estimated to cost about $100,000 with J. Smith named as the owner.
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Religious services and lectures listed for New Year season
A dense schedule lists church services and sermons across multiple Seattle venues. Pastors like Rev. Peter A. Klein and Rev. Arthur Carpenter lead morning and evening events with themes including The New Year Bright and The Gift of First Church. Other groups hold lectures on Christian defense and spiritual topics at Unitarian, Theosophical, and Science Societies, with times noted throughout the day.
New Pastor Scheduled for First Baptist Church
Members prepare a reception for Dr. L Whitman of Philadelphia as the new pastor begins work Sunday January 5. He will preach farewell sermons in Philadelphia tomorrow before leaving with his family. Whitman arrives with strong metropolitan recommendations.
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L. Whitman
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Glass Seeks Release From Jail
T C Coogan attorney for Louis Glass serves affidavits on District Attorney Langdon in an attempt to gain release. The DA will file counter affidavits by Monday and the matter goes before Judge Lawier on Tuesday.
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Hamilton Studio Colman Building Artistic Photography
Advertisement notes artistic photography by Hamilton Studio located in Colman Building offering reasonable prices. Claims no coupons and asserts avoidance of fraud. no additional details or contact information provided.
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Unknown ad copy about tea and Schilling's Best
An unclear promotional passage notes tea shoveled from a bin equating to a child without parents, claims Schilling's Best is sold in packages, and promises refunds to grocers if customers dislike it.
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