Little stage heroine Marie Brownell earns praise
Mise Marie Brownell has risen from teen graduate to leading female in Bonnie Brier Bush at the Grand. Critics and audiences admire her pluck and ambition as she accepted demanding roles opposite J H Stoddart. The Cinematni girl carries her success with modesty.
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Mise Marie Brownell
Bonnie Brier Bush
the Grand
Epposite
J. H. Stoddart
Mise Brownell
Mire Brownell
Japanese gambler Tanaka linked to Vancouver murder case
Special to The Star report from Vancouver B C December 16 identifies Tanaka a Seattle expelled Japanese gambler and outlaw suspected in a homicide case. The article notes his notorious record and ties to the United States crime scene.
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Vancouver B.C
Tanaka
Wnh
Seattle
Murderous confession linked to Canadian Pacific track incident
Witnesses allege Tanaka killed Kawasan on the Canadian Pacific railway near Pender Street. Companions say he returned to the gambling house at 13 Pender street and boasted of the crime then drank with them before departing. Two Japanese men are detained as accessories after the fact for harboring and aiding his escape.
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Kawasan
Tanaka
Pender Street
Kawarzan
Tana
British Columbia Man Receives Long Combined Sentence
William Page, jailed for burglary and house breaking, and for attempted fall breaking, faced Judge Role in New Westminster. Page pleaded guilty expecting mercy but received ten years plus two years and 60 lashes. The sentences run consecutively for a total of twelve years with good conduct time.
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New Westminster
Canada
Wiliam
Role
Page
Umatilla Leaves for San Francisco with 150 Passengers
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's Umatilla sails this morning bound for San Francisco carrying 150 passengers and a full cargo of general freight destined for San Francisco and southern California ports.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
San Francisco
Southern California Porta
Sensation in Nichols water deal trial as witness recants
In Grand Rapids Michigan on December 30 Boyd Phanniing a known hotel man corrected his prior testimony in the State Senator Nichols bribery case admitting he rented the room linked to the alleged bribery. His admission undercuts earlier denials and bolsters other state's evidence.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Nichols
Boyd Phanniing
Nichola
RIOR GETS 25 YEARS? Not reliable title
David Speavey was sentenced to 26 years on three counts after creating a riot at Oxford. He shot two men and tried to shoot another, and was nearly lynched following the incident in Hamilton on December 26.
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Hamilton
David Speavey
Oxford
Seattle Symphony Debuts With Ada Grey Scott Soloist
The Stage reports the Seattle Symphony Orchestra gave its first concert at Christensen's hall with Harry F. West conducting. Ada Grey Scott sang airs from operas, W. R. Hedley played violin, and the crowd filled the venue.
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Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Christensen's Hall
Harry F. West
Ada Grey Scott
W. R. Hedley
Jantee redith to Hello Wil in Farce at Third Avenue
The Netli Moresse Company presents Jantee redith tonight with a change to A Royal Pamibiy Hello Bill and Hello Wil at the Third Avenue theater. The performance features lively specialties and comic situations. Mello Will continues for the rest of the week with one Saturday matinee. A new council is organized next Tuesday.
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Netli-Moresse Company
Dows
Wil
Third Avenue Theater
Se Lange
Year end council report totals public works and fires
City Engineer James presented the year’s public works total of 263 653 dollars including 134 014 completed and 115 618 contracted for. Bids for Times street sewer were rejected for exceeding estimates. A free public library fund and harbor improvement memorial were noted. Chief’s report cites thirty fires with 54096 dollars insured and total annual losses.
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Ballard
Dec
Old City Council
James
Times Street
Second
Pifth Avenues
Congress
Close Call A German Liner Narrowly Missed Mine at Singapore
The Prins Heinrich, sailing from the Orient to Europe, escaped a fatal fate near Singapore on November 6 when a British captain in a launch warned the pilot of a submarine mine ahead. The liner accelerated but detonated a mine immediately behind, sending a wall of water hundreds of feet high.
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Prine Heinrich
Heintse
Europe
Maine
Singapore
Shanghai
Beattie
Prins Heinrich
Jand
Turner Trial Opens in Pineville for Quarter House Killing
The trial of Lee Turner, charged as an accessory before the fact in the quarter house battle that left eight men dead, began in Pineville this morning.
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Pineville
Lee Turner
Quarter House
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