Neill Company Stages A Batchelors Romance At Seattle
The Neill company presents A Bachelor’s Romance at the Seattle theater as part of its weeklong engagement. Mr David Holmes is well role suited for Mr Neill, while Edythe Chapman and Katherine Gilman headline a capable ensemble. Rudolph and Adolph at the ird avenue theater draw crowds with Harry West and Harry Price delivering standout comic routines despite rainy weather.
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Mr Neill
Neill
Seattle
Nover
Mr. Neill
David Holmes
Edythe Chapman
Sylvia
Katherine Gil- Man
Frances Slossen
Rifkah Harrison
Julia Walcott
Clementina
Reginald Travers
Marty Cashman
George S&s Christie
John Harrington
Sheldon Lewis
Monte Cristo Delights Alcazar Audience In Final Platt Fanning Week
At yesterday matinee and evening shows the Platt Fanning company delivered a lush production of Monte Cristo. Frank Fanning as Edmond Dantes drew cheers in disguise while Mercedes, Nortier, Fernand and Caderouse gave strong support as the cast impressed in a well worn yet popular melodrama. Next Sunday the company moves to the Redmond theater in Victoria for a long run. Fire officials report persistent city alarms from one area, with a $50 fine or 30 days possible for the culprit, as authorities seek to locate a hoodlum gang suspected of the nuisance.
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Monte Cristo
Alcazar
Platt-Fanning Company
Chateau D'lf
Marseilles
Frank Fanning
Edmond Dantes
Molise Campion
Russell Reed
Nortier
Sidney Platt
Fernard
William Smith
Caderouse
Georgia Francis
Redmond Theater
Victoria
Cook
Polce
Principal Geiger Addresses Sacrifices at School Assembly
Principal Geiger spoke on sacrifices of students and their impact on future life during the first term session. Prof. Twitmyer, ex-principal, attended and gave a well received speech. Students express dissatisfaction that school opened on a city holiday.
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Geiger
Twitmyer
Fire destroys home on Twenty third avenue
The residence of P.8 Comba at 443 Twenty third Avenue burned before firefighting could reach it last night. The fire started during a post Christmas celebration when a tree ignited and became uncontrollable. The property, owned by ex-Councilman Muldoon, sustained about $2,000 in damage.
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P. 8
Comba
Twenty-third Avenue
Muldoon
Major reshuffle hits American diplomatic corps
Washington dispatch notes a sweeping reorganization in the U S diplomatic service with President Roosevelt under strong consideration and several top posts slated for England France Germany Italy Austria Mexico and other nations. Names linked to key postings include Whitelaw Reid George W L Meyer Charlemagne Tower Henry White Bellamy Storer and Edwin H Conger.
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Washington
Roosevelt
England
Whitelaw Reid
Ambiguity Over Austrian Embassy Post Likely Mr Storer Retained
The memo notes the Austrian embassy position is unsettled with uncertain revocation possible. It suggests strong probability that Mr Storer will be retained at the post despite broader diplomatic ambiguity.
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Storer
The Rainier Club Hosts First Annual Ball in New Quarters
In Chicago on January 2 the Rainier club held its first annual ball at its new quarters. About 360 guests attended as the club rooms were richly decorated with holly and mistletoe. Theodore Thomas was reported to be near death during the event.
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Rainier Club
Ths New Quarters
Miatetoe
Woodmen of the World initiates in Whatcom county
Gov Miad was initiated into the Woodmen of the World at Hellingham Saturday night in Whatcom county. About 00 attended the ceremony with attendees from Re-Wound Forces supervisor George W. Milham of CO elan involved. The 1906 edition of the department will permit increasing 15 000 deep on the portion of the Washington reserve in Chelan county. The new Pearl block at Prowser will be completed about January 15. The structure is 76 feet and in the beer in the city, costing 10 000 dollars. Pearl Bon from North Dakota owns the Black and will start a bank.
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PROM
George W. Milham
Prowser
Pearl @ Bon
North Dakota
Chattanooga Completes Speed Trials Off Narragansett Bay
The protected cruiser Chattanooga finished two days of speed trials. It averaged 16.1 and 16.876 knots per hour over the measured mile on Saturday in Narragansett Bay and 16.605 knots per hour in a four hour run offshore today. The vessel was built to 16.5 knots.
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Chattanooga
Newport
Brl
Narragansett Bay
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