Dimes Pour In For Roosevelt Wedding Message
A campaign to send ten-cent dimes to the Roosevelt Editor at the Seattle Daily Star sparks a mass greeting plan. Readers are urged to include names in ink on the envelopes, boosting a statewide message of goodwill for Miss Roosevelt’s wedding.
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Alice Roosevelt
State OF
Washington
Miss Roosevelt
Seattle Daily Star
Star
Roosevelt
John T. Ruff
Mr. Ruff
Europe
Seattle Wins Big for Christian Endeavor Convention
The Seattle Star reports a successful push to bring the 1907 Christian Endeavor convention to Seattle. A $25,000 guarantee fund was organized, with early gifts from The Star and local businesses totaling over $10,000, plus many individual contributions. A 17 member local committee and plans for souvenirs, transportation, and a six day program are outlined, with events including a banquet at the First Presbyterian church. The paper notes attendance could reach 40,000 delegates and reflects upbeat city support.
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Star
Barth
Shaw
New York
Seattle
Bhaw
Christian Endeavor
Bocretian
United States
Geattle
Alaska
Orient
Sallie
W. A. Spaulding
First United Presbyterian Church
Carl H. Reeves
Endorsement for Seattle Wins Unanimous Vote
A final vote endorsing Seattle passed unanimously, with observers noting the decision aligns with ongoing regional trends. The result was telegraphed last night to Seattle and followed closely by supporters and skeptics alike.
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Seattle
Agapemonites Abode of Love Sparks London Scandal
In Spaxton Somerset the Agapemonites led by J H Smyth-Piggott run The Abode of Love a luxurious mansion where about 600 followers live and practice a celibate marriage creed and a special christening for a baby claimed divine. Police readiness looms amid calls for raids over alleged disorderly conduct.
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Spaxton
Somerset
Church of
Regi
J. H. Smyth-Piggott
Ruth Greece
Piggott
Glory Piggott
the Regis
Picgott
Pigott
Salvation Army
Gen. Booth
Clapton
London
Chinese Revolt Report Attacks Missionaries Near Amoy
Advices describe revolutionists attacking Chang Pu near Amoy looting buildings. All missionaries fled except an elderly English Presbyterian clergyman Oldham. The band, now armed, plans further depredations and may march toward Chang Chow.
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London
Chang Pu
Amoy
Oldham
Chang Chow
Free Sunday excursion to lakefront suburban lots
The Van de Vanter-Davis Co chartered a steamer for a free Sunday excursion from Madison park to Lakeside Garden Tracts near Um ite, offering a chance to size up upcoming suburban properties. It promotes affordable $60 to $250 acre tracts, with one fourth cash and easy terms, and outlines boat departure times and contact for tickets at 3-4-5 Starr building.
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Madison Park
Lake Washington
Lakeside Garden
Umite
van de Vanter-Davis Co
Starr-Boyd
Lakeside Cit
Acre
N. P. Railroa
Seatile
Seattle
Park
Starr Building
Grand Opera Season Opens in Seattle With Savage Company
Seattle hosts the first season of English grand opera at the Grand Opera House with the Savage company in Tannhauser tonight. Tickets sold fast and many out-of-town fans are visiting Seattle for the nine performances, featuring vocal stars Francie Maclennan Ottley Cranston and conductor Elliott Schenck. The week’s program continues with Tannhauser Rigoletto Lohengrin Faust La Boheme and Rigoletto across multiple evenings and matinees.
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Savage Company
Grand Opera
Tannhauser
Seattle
Grand Opera House
West
Fire on the Colman Dock Damages Atop Building
A night fire at Colman dock attic caused about 700 in losses to Marine Dooks and Walters union and Loggers' Supply company. Firemen confined flames to the supply store room and one Cooks' and Waiters' room. water damage drove most of the loss. Loggers' Supply about 625. Cooks and Waiters up to 75. other offices escaped.
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Colman Dock
Marine Dooks and Walters Union
Loggers’ Supply Company
Upton
Seattle-Boston Copper Company Advances Rail and Mine Prep
Engineer Webster Brown completed a preliminary survey for a railroad to the Seattle-Boston Copper Company property and clearing work on the right of way will start immediately. The Lucky Girl claim will be prepared next to ship soon. The company plans to open its properties and provide town, power, lumber, and supplies, with no officerside investments and preferred stock rising to 76 cents per share as ore dumps grow.
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Webster Brown
Seattle-Boston Copper Company
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Ll. J. Sprengle
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Lowman & Hanford Mime Breeze
Ccese Lavich Augustine Co
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Western Pine Shippers’ Association
Spokane
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Port Hadlock
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King County Good Roads Association
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