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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
8
A favorable review lauds Verdi's Rigoletto as a vivid display of musical unity and life, praising Chevalier Emanuel's leadership and the Savage Opera company. Tenor Sheehan, soprano mix Berton as Gilda, and Goff in the title role receive high marks for vocal and dramatic execution.
A fragmented report notes Savage Company's performance at The Grand last night. The passage suggests controversy over audience reaction and calls for avoiding sensational reenactments, advocating respectful reception of the music without reinvoking tragedy. The tone critiques theatrical excess and urges decorum among attendees.
In Cleveland on February 10, a touching hospital scene details two six year olds, Lloyd Kean and Mary Readie, both treated for tuberculous bone. They have shared a ward, learned songs, and played marbles as hope grows for a country life. Mary departs with tears as Lloyd remains hopeful but uncertain about his cure.
A charity dance in Seattle is planned for Wednesday evening to aid W. D. Phillips known as Doc the barber who has lost his sight. Seattle barbers and friends organize to support him as his vision deteriorates from optic nerve decay.
A brief notice urges every young man in Seattle to read the Seattle Boston Copper company advertisement on page eight. It hints the ad could aid in choosing a suitable partner, stressing wisdom in proportion to one’s earnings.
A Tacoma trip by local barbers boosted a relief drive for Dec Phillipe, raising nearly $100 in the city. Phillips' friends have contributed about $260, with daily gifts from Beattle folk and funds from a forthcoming dance expected to swell the total to support his wife and daughter during hard months. Contributions are collected at local barber shops where tickets for the benefit are sold.
A telegram from Senator Piles says the United States marine hospital will be retained at Port Townsend. A large party of surveyors works between Everett and Snohomish, suspected to favor the Milwaukee railroad, but no confirmation is given. John A. Hofstetter, longtime Stevens county citizen, dies at Colville after his illness calls all living children to Colville.
In juvenile cases before Judge Frater, several offenders implicated notable Newsboys union leaders. Judge Frater will summon union leaders to locate originators of the trouble. John Kinate, inspector general of the National Guard of Washington, is visiting the Holbrooks.
Advertisement warns that fake versions of But ter-Nut Dread bread are on the market and urges customers to look for the blue label on every loaf to ensure authenticity.
The fire and water committee voted to recommend an ordinance allowing Superintendent Younge to publish continuous advertisements in daily papers listing water rent due dates and delinquency dates. The measure aims to reduce confusion after district pay days were set when new water regulations began January 1.
Ka Mayor James C Zook and County Ances tor John W Peters announce candidacy from the north district for commissioner. Dr P F W Mtuart seeks a legislative seat replacing David McVay. Beastrom jailed nine days for drunkenness after multiple arrests this year. Mallard G A T plans an entertainment and luncheon at Fraternal Hall tonight. Jonnie Pitcher files for divorce from Blexus.
An accuser claims a brief marriage two weeks long ended amid allegations of deceit and ongoing issues. The complainant states she was misled and seeks remedy as the case unfolds in local court records.
Advert says sharpen knives and shears at Piper Taft's address 1024 26nd Ave. Edge guaranteed and work completed, instructions promise “edge posible” for dull tools and guarantee on all work.
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