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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
5
The telegram cites authority in San Francisco and fears over selective admissions. Officials discuss limits under school orders and potential treaties with Japan that could bar or restrict Japanese students and workers seeking entry.
A Plymouth church program announces an Esperanto version of Hamlet to be presented tomorrow evening by the local Keper ante troupe. Act one scenes and the famous soliloquy from the mime play will be performed in Esperanto.
Senator Reed Smoot delivered his lone senate speech defending his right to the seat. He asserted his actions and oath are governed by his convictions, pledging allegiance to country over church. He denied polygamy ties and claimed Utah contributed to the nation in earlier events.
The review notes The Ham Tree at the Grand as chaotic but lively, Nettie the Newagirl at the Seattle as a solid melodrama, Captain Swift at the Lots with a star cast, and The Diamond King at the Lyric from Russell & Drew’s Stock. Also highlights High School Minstrels and a new show at the Star featuring Belle Stone riding inside a metal globe as a gravity defying act.
Experts claim a heated furnace upgrade halves fuel costs and improves property heat. H Woodhouse Co advertises at 13 University Street offering estimates for home insulation and energy efficient heating.
Solomon 11 performs startling arithmetic stunts while a Unta cané stage act impresses. The Three Valenteens deliver aerials and Smith O'Brien offers Irish song imitations. Eugene Emmett, Maverly and McRae pace a lively show with moving pictures and impersonations. Mrs Gen Tom Thumb and Count Magii announce a return with a new comedy act.
Beattie Electric company outlines plans for a new office building at the double corner of Seventh and Olive, estimated at about $100,000. C. B. Coetting of Darmer & Co. Tacoma drafts the plans for the structure to house Stone & Webster Seeds and related firms.
Jeane Hall, now in Southern California, will return to Seattle to testify against Constantine when the case resumes March 21. Attorneys Fenton and Card report no settlement in Hall’s $100,000 civil suit against Constantine.
One thousand dollars was paid by the city of Beattie for a twenty penny nail that protruded about two inches above the wooden sidewalk at Bec kond avenue and Yester way.
The message touts Daniel Pubbr Man, a tailor, displaying new spring goods in eastern colors and styles. Fuhrman will make up orders at 1610 Sec onday, offering soft eastern tastes and competitive prices.
The proposal offers shares granting each investor an acre or more of extensive beachfront property with over 10,000 feet of coastline two miles wide. It promises a net profit of 275000 and allows varied investments from 100 upward, urging timely decision to join as owners.
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