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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1903
Page
2
A torn line of the notice asks subagents to notify the office of address changes and to send old addresses to the post office in Seattle Washington. It mentions a monthly payment and free copies as part of the carrier service, with instructions to update records accordingly.
A Chicago grand jury retires 4 sealed indictments in the coal conspiracy probe with more expected. The piece extols grand juries as powerful watchdogs and notes similar corporate influences may exist in Beattie, urging vigilance against corruption in police and tenderloin districts.
A satirical Bremerton column links a string of recent woes including a Darling and Dia boycott order, Captain Maton and his roast, and Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson. The writer hopes Hobson does not further harm Bremerton’s reputation with indiscriminate kissing.
The Chamber of Commerce should reconsider its endorsement of Captain J. G. Baton amid dispute over his character and questions about Captain Eaton. The small group backing Baton lacks chamber-wide support and a government decision on Eaton's charges is urged before any commendation.
A humorous local column lampoons Georgia colonels and a $191.25 full dress uniform, noting pride in title and critique of cost. The piece mentions James Smith nicknamed Colonel and Bart Roberts declining the tithe due to expense, urging readers to resist tailor demands and defend personal liberty.
Frank W. Hibbs former Puget Sound Navy yard naval constructor received a loving cup and engraved discharge card from officers and men on Saturday. The gifts marked his appointment as chief constructor for Moran Bros and expressed best wishes for his new duty.
Frank Richards, who has just served a term in the penitentiary, faces a new set of misfortunes as he seeks steady work and stable residence after release.
Illustration shows a stock effect with a four in hand ribbon attachment as described in the latest models. The ribbon is notably narrow and featured in the illustrated stock arrangement.
Producers Annte Goldie Koony a Fater and William Trainor present a three act comedy by Arthur Klein. David Warfield stars as the hero Himen Levi in a fire scene set away from Five Points offering a polished performance that elevates the play.
A lively performance with Warfield as Warfield the leading man and strong turns by Sullivan and Gilmore. The cast handles dialogue and mood well. Bravery in acting meets a temperate costuming effort though Mrs Mullivante appears weak. The piece continues nightly with Mister Gilmore's DArtagnan and Thampers charm noted.
The article reviews a traveling troupe performance in old Ve m featuring blackface comedians and soloists in vivid costumes. Harry Ward and Marty Van Foo entertain with clever introductions and a rambling monologue. Fossen delivers a popular song, while Manvo the contortionist closes with a sharp act and an electric bag punching finale.
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