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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
12
The piece highlights Olga Nethersole in a leading lady role with a notable prior success as Flavia in The Prisoner of Zenda at the Grand. The article mentions a forthcoming organization and a slate of theatrical events including vaudeville performances and cast changes at the venue.
A garbled OCR readout references a rector, a repertory performance, and Sunday matinees. It mentions Henry Wil and Buckley, a Western Union connection to the Denver Papers, a Nation church week, and performers like Mr Tis and Mr Gray, with scattered remarks on public expectations and emotions.
Misfortune dogged Andrew Snyder’s family in Millville New Jersey as his famous deer hunting name faded after his death last July. A fire destroyed his bone two horses died his trained deer hounds were poisoned and he was fined $100 for a deer hunting law infraction. Now the Snyder household endures diphtheria with two children dead the oldest in critical danger and three convalescing all within a year.
A fire in Chardon Ohio killed two elderly women and severely burned the husband of one. Mrs Nancy Hayes aged 60 or 66 perished trapped in an upper room while her nurse Mrs James Covert aged 56 tried to aid her. The husband was found in the snow outside the house with burns likely fatal.
She will dedicate time to lecturing on the organization’s work before churches and societies to secure support. A church meeting at Kirkland on Sunday will hear her address.
In York Pennsylvania on February 11 P Oliver Stambaugh, who left home at 18 and was largely out of touch for decades, returned for a first visit with his mother. He located her at the door answering as Mrs Henry Wolford after a second marriage. The reunion surprised and warmed both, ending in affectionate greetings.
The Manitoba government announced the opening of the provincial legislature yesterday, proposing government owned slaughterhouses to offset high prices and the packers monopoly.
A Alaska reporter notes a wrist worn boozeometer by Val Haggerty that links pulse rate to liquor intake. Proponents urge federal law requiring wearers to display the device and ban supplying liquor when the gauge signals danger to curb drunkenness.
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