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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1911

Page

3

The Chocolate Soldier and Camille At Seattle Theatres

The Moore presents The Chocolate Soldier and Grand showcases The Honeymoon Trat with the Stock Company in Dollar Mark. Alhambra features Emma Bunting in Camille. Vaudeville houses Orpheum Majestic Pantages show continued Seattle engagement with strong chorus and warm audience response to Emma Bunting and Russell Drew production remarks noting Whitaker's Manly Armand and solid ensemble performance.

Moore Honeymoon Trat Se ‘Ener Stock Company Alhambra Emma Bunting Lois—Lewis and Lake Co Orpheum Majestic Pantages Camille Russell & Drew Dumas Mr. Whitaker Armand Miss Bunting Nusselt & Drew Mere Main Ind Alhambra Company Lée

Freddie Becomes Dramatic Critic at the Grand Seattle

Freddie the Office Boy reviews a stage week at the Seattle venue. Fay Bainter appears amid a tale of miner Greshan contending with a consolidated trust and a villainous president. Louis Kelso headlines The Honeymoon Trail alongside Louie and Fred Wyckoff, with Carl George also featured.

Freddie Seattle Fay Bainter Greshan Tommy Williams Consolidated Trust Villian Fred Wyckoff Daniel Mason Louie Carl George

Birthday Tribute to Mrs George Cornwallia West

The article honors Mrs George Cornwallia West also known as Jennie Jerome of New York for her beauty, wit, and public service. It notes her marriage to Lord Randolph Churchill and her roles in the Boer War and politics, including supporting Winston Churchill and editing the Anglo-Saxon Review. It mentions her renouncing a title for a plain citizen husband and lists a Port Townsend report on 1910 port commerce. Seattle tops exports at 11,782,470 dollars, Tacoma next at 11,079,726.

Natal George Cornwallia West Jennie Jerome New York Lord Randolph Churchill Maine Winston Churchill Anglo-Saxon Review Port Townsend Custom House Ports of Sound Seattle Tacoma

Connecticut ratified US Constitution in 1788 vote

On January 9, 1788 Connecticut ratified the U S Constitution by a 128 to 40 vote. The note jokes about insurance and Yale and mentions the wooden nutmeg trade as overrated while the author muses about traveling in a day coach.

Connecticut United States Yale College

Legislature Organized Ready for Business in Olympia

In Olympia at the start of the session over 100 lawmakers convene as committees form. The Anti-Saloon League builds a caucus to push a campaign plan while lobbies establish headquarters with railroad and liquor interests watching local option changes. Senate and House leaders name chairs including Appropriations and Judiciary, and Ralph Pierce is named probable clerk of the House Judiciary Committee.

Olympia Boyd F. Doty Anti-Saloon League Landon Zednick Whalley Seattle Goas Ie Howard Taylor King County House Paulhamus Senate Appropriations James H. Davis J. A John A. Whalley King Harry Rosenhaupt Spokane First Clase—F J. Allen Yakima D. H. Cox Walla Walla H. O. Pinchback Lewis Pinny L. Allen Ralph Pierce Judiciary Committee

Edmund Bowden Elected President of School Board

Edmund Bowden was chosen president of the school board. Everett Smith and R W Jones were re elected vice president and secretary respectively. A large congregation attended dedicatory services at Borth Park Presbyterian Church with sermons by Rev M A Matthews and Rev J M Wilson. Dr Kawai, forestry professor at Imperial University of Japan, arrived in Seattle to study timber conditions and praised American machinery in forestry though noting Germany’s efforts.

Edmund Bowden Everett Smith R. W. Jones Borth Park Presbyterian Church M. A. Matthews J. M. Wilson Westminster Presbyterian Church Kawai Imperial University of Japan America Seattle

Lecture Tonight On Civil Engineering At YMCA

Prof. C W Noer of the University of Washington will deliver a public lecture on civil engineering tonight at the Y M C A. The event starts at o'clock and is open to the public.

C. W. Noer University of Washington

Thought Jesse James Was Here in Seattle Night Spotlight

From 9 p.m. to 10:05 a.m. no arrests were made in Seattle. The last arrestee was August Brucane on insanity charges and the first after 13 hours was August Francke, also charged with insanity. Francke claimed Jesse James So Younger brothers were robbing people on Queen Anne Hill. both suspects will face a lunacy commission tomorrow.

Seattle August Brucane August Francke Franke Looker Volk Jesse James Frank Cole Queen Anne Bill

Public Market Prices Read Off for Dairy and Provisions

Prices from the Sanitary Market list items across dairy meats and staples. Washington creamery butter thirty six to forty six cents per pound, cheese varieties from Neufchatel to domestic Swiss at single digits, salmon and halibut by the pound, canned milk and jars of preserves, breads and fruits priced per dozen or per pound, beans and peas offered in bulk, and assorted fruits priced per dozen or pound. Local ranchees and imports appear with ranges and occasional specials.

Orewen Washington Wisconsin Behioss Armour Simon Long's Neufehatel Japan

Fancy Produce and Poultry Prices Listed for Dreamland Sale

The ad lists varied prices for apples pears lettuce citrus grapes onions and more with items like Jonathan apples at 1.66 per pound and Washington creamery butter at 4 cents per pound plus a Dreamland tonight dance notice.

One Too Many Sailor Denied Boarding

Walter Thomas states he sold one bottle of booze yesterday. City Attorney Brinker calls it one too many. Walter, a sailor, asks to board his ship today. Judge Gordon indicates a decision will follow.

Walter Thomas Brinker Walter Judge Gordon

Sail into the city stockade wood pile for 34 days

A fragmentary passage features a mother named Minnie and a child named Tommy in a tense domestic scene. The speaker demands quiet play to mimic a game about a missing or delayed father, hinting at fear and control within the household. The text reads as a dramatic vignette with household power dynamics.

Scale on boiler interior lowers efficiency

A scale buildup on the interior of a boiler reduces performance with a 1/16 inch layer causing about 14 percent efficiency loss while a 1/8 inch layer drops efficiency by about 25 percent.

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