Benefit of Quo Vadis at Third Avenue theater falls short of hopes
Generous support from Messrs Russell and Drew plus their company yielded a successful artistic show but a small audience led to net receipts under 30 dollars. Cast and crew volunteered, the Musicians Union delayed, and the theater provided space and lights, with Madame Sebell donating vocal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs, Russell & Drew
Third Avenue Theater
Pany
Sirona
Mesare, Russell & Drew
Madame Sebell
Daylight Robbery Strikes Everett Store in Broad Daylight
In Everett January 4 a bold daytime robbery hit the Anderson Drygoods Co. in the Tower block. Thieves gained entry by rear means and escaped with swag while a negro porter at White's barber shop alerted police, triggering a lengthy chase leading to captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Anderson Drygoods Co
Ae A
Telegraphic Briefs From The Newswire
A stream of terse items notes events and claims: Lieut. Geo H Barber Paymaster details shipper’s remains. Cadet Edward N Johnson tops West Point class. Eldridge Williams jailed under alias in Montana confesses Boswell murder. Mary Anthony fights taxation without voting rights. Richardson murder case advances with revolver now traced to John Lemon of Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Johnson
Oregon
West Point
Richardson
Sone
John Lemon
Savannah
Lemons
Ballard drug clerk in critical condition from ptomaine poisoning
Stillman, a drug clerk employed at Ballard Pharmacy on Ballard Avenue, lies in critical condition at his home after eating canned meats and salads at an entertainment. Attending physicians Dru, Adams, Bridenstine and Pierrot report late last night he was in a fair way to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman
Ballard Pharmacy
Ballard Avenue
Dru
Adams
Bridenstine
Pierrot
Notable Guests Register at Seattle Hotels Across Town
The record lists numerous travelers and locals staying in Seattle venues including Hotel Corridors guest L L imonds of San Francisco, Eric Hamilton the Tolt farmer, PB. Roberts of Valdez Alaska, Dr W G Tucker of Tacoma, a Skagway merchant, George Smith of Anacortes, H F Schmidt canneryman of Anacortes, Senator F H Clapp of Port Shima, MeApton mining man of Index, C A Holst shingle merchant of New Whatcom, L B Hastings customs collector of Port Townsend, and Beattie associated attorney among others. The entries show a busy transient scene with officials and merchants visiting Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L
Imonds
San Francisco
Seattle
Eric Hamilton
Diller
PB. Roberts
Valdez
Alaska
Butler
W. G. Tucker
Tacoma
Skagway
George
Smith
Anacortes
H. F. Schmidt
Stevenstate
F. H. Clapp
Port Shima
Piemas MeApton
C. A. Holst
New Whatcom
Stevens
L. B. Hastings
Port Townsend
Beattie
I. EB
Notable Visitors Gather at Seattle Hotels
A string of prominent travelers from Tacoma New Westminster and San Francisco check into Seattle hotels. Perkins newspaper man from Tacoma registers at the ler Grand. Groavenor of a Tilack Pa mond Coal Co. stays at the Nor Paulson in Laner. Rand from New Westminster at a teak road. Rue lumberman from Maple Valley heads to New England. G E n, lumberman from Wilkewan, at Seattle Roberts. Jar steamship owner from Ban Francisco at Rainier Grand. Raskin Everett resident at Rainier Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ge. N
Ney
Wilkewan
Hia
Seattle Roberts
Jar
Ban Francisco
Isa
Rainier-Grand
Raskin
Benet
Everett
Free denl at Everett postponed to Ven 1
Yakima county physicians organized a medical society. December entries filed at Walla Walla land office. A big water wheel for Walla Walla Power & Gas Co arrived, wheel over 10 tons. Tecoma Poultry exhibition 560 birds entered, closing Saturday. A steamer Discovery incident and a boy’s drowning hero story drew attention. Scarborough and Douglas public dispute led to note for 1.7 signed under arrest. Spring Valley Water Co directors elected Port Townsend. plans to issue 140000 bonds for improvements including conveying water from Le Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Water Co
Port Townsend
James Carrol
John J. Carrell
J. Bings
John Schile
J. A. Kahnbert C. Hill
HH. L. Tithals
Lee Valley
December Weather in Geattle Report
The December weather for Geattle shows three clear days, six party cloudy and 22 cloudy. Mean temperature 4 degrees with a 42 degree high on the 5th and a 7 degree low on the 7th. The 12th brought a 12 degree daily range, the 3rd the smallest range, and 2 inches of rain fell on the 20th for a total monthly precipitation of 72 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geattle
Funeral of W. W. Gates Held by Marine Engineers
Funeral services for W. W. Gates were held at 2 PM from Benney and Stewart's parlors under the auspices of the Marine Engineers Benevolent Association. The funeral was largely attended with interment in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gates
Benney & Stewart’s
Pariors
R Ules
Marine Engineers’ Benevolent Association
Funeral services for three individuals held today
The funeral for Lena Pyen took place from the family residence at 1101 King Street at 2 PM. K Chinn had services at Butterworth's chapel at 2 PM. Mrs Ethie Kehoe's funeral was from the Church of Our Lady of Good Help at 6 AM and interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Pyen
King Street
K. Chinn
Butterworth’s
Ethie Kehoe
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Calvary Cemetery
Steamer Rosalie Crewman Arrested in Altercation
Jacob Miller a Rosalie crew member was arrested by Police Officer Kent on a charge of assault and battery after a dispute over freeing the hawser line from the dock. He was released on $20 bail. The complainant went aboard to pursue the arrest but departed. It is believed the witness did not intend to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Miller
Rosalie
Kent
Miller
Stevedores Strike Snaps Shipping in Havana
Havana reports a massive stevedores strike paralyzing port activity with nearly all loading and unloading halted. The disruption affects cargo handling operations and delays in the harbor, while local reports note limited port movements and ongoing labor action.
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Havana
Missing Persons Queries Flood Chief of Police
Chief Meredith has received many inquiries about missing persons over the past week. Names include B. Long of Peoria seeking George H. Long, Mrs Brockway of Alsace Mich locating H Freeman, P Cunningham of St Paul seeking his brother David, Weber of Ogden seeking George Brefeen, Mrs Osborn of Portland locating her husband Omer Roe, and others from Nelson B C and Berlin Germany. Police report a round up with about three prisoners and criticism of the board of public works for not providing temporary sanitary steps.
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Meredith
Hel B. Long
Peoria
Fil
Geo. H. Long
EB Brockway
Alsabie
Mich
H. Freeman
Mas Ls Oo
P. Cunningham
8. Paul, Mins
Joseph
Weber
Ogden
Utah
Geo. Brefeen
Osborn
Portland, Or
Omer Ro
Walter
K W. Hanwagten
Nelson, B. C
Manvet & Bittencourt
Gustave Edward Kiingeporn
Geo, Bratth
Join Connelly
Philbrick
Ken Jallor Corbett
Board of Public Works
Condi
Police Round-Up Net 19 Suspects in City
A morning roundup by Patrolmen Freeman Hubbard and Chipman housed 19 men deemed highwaymen and burglars in the headquarters receiving cell. Chief Meredith says the detainees have bad records. each faces a vagrancy charge and will have a hearing before Police Judge Cann this afternoon. Later, George Hart and Thomas Powers were arrested. Hart had been released earlier but was found to remain in the city and sent to serve time in the chain gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Hubbard
Chipman
Meredith
Cann
Wappensatrin
George Hart
Thomas Powers
Hart
Eredith
Want to Be Doctors Applicants Examined by Board
Fifty eight candidates sought to practice medicine in Waaehi. Six women among them after two days of rigorous testing by nine board members. Fourteen subjects covered. Exams held at the old University Inw vennce on Earth Avenue. next session set for Spokane on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaehi
Board of
Medics
Old University
Earth Avenue
Spokane
New City Ambulance in Construction Ready by March
The city’s new ambulance is under construction and expected to be ready for service by early March. The report notes progress and the plan to station the vehicle at a designated location for dispatch.
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Portland
Washington to exhibit forestry and game at fair
Gov. Rogers has received an invitation from Jar. HM. Eckels of Chicago to join Washington in exhibiting forestry and game at the International Forest Fish & Game association show in Olympia. The matter is referred to Fish Commissioner LAttic, with probable representation from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Rogers
HM. Eckels
Chicace
State of Washington
International Forest, Fish & Game Association
Lattic
Washington
Ocium Smokers Fined in Arlington Hearing
Arlington January 4 The hearing for the two men and two women arrested New Year’s morning for smoking and operating on a yoney motor in Arlington was held before Justice Shoe last night. They were fined and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
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Russell & Drew
Tee
Wren Sais Geuiea
M P Cudahy
Geo. H. Barber
Eldridge Williame
Butte, Mont
KR. C. Douglas
Ae. Boswell
Watunka
Ala
Mary
Anthony
Rochester
F. S. Stillman
Men's Shoe Store
First Ave
W. E. Cor
Seneca
Hardman Stores
N. E. Corner
America
Yakima County
Washington On
Walla Walla
Tecoma Poultry Association
Discovery
Asf
Fewspapers
Edward Scarborough
A. &. Douglass
Cathlamet
Scarborough
Douglas Scarborough
Hilver
Beyond Ave
Loula Klodt & al
NEW IY Ambulance
Albemarle
Green
Rederick & Nelson
Frederick & Nelson
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg
Second Ave
Cor
Madison St
Bor
Sherman, Clay
Frank E. Adams
Tel
Fyotel Butler
Aueuhatily
Washington Oxygenor Company
Pioneer
Beattle, Wash
Anderson Mineral Springs
Port Orchard Drydock
Charleston
P. O
Galbraith’s
Greyhound
Columbia
Minneapolis
Chicago
Sargent
Minn
Oe den
Clay Ca
Weller Street
Seatte
Star
Warth
Gotton
Elaine
lLadie
Hirta
Pike ST
the People's Home Store
J.E. McManus
SON
New York
John H. McGraw
Bailey Bay
San Diego Fruit Co
Pike Street
Moran Bros
Engine and Ship Builders
Steel and Wood
A. T. Lundberg
Masonic Temple
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