Footlight lure holds strong for aging star of stage
Cincinnati July 3 star special service Mrs Tmogene Kent Hyams 70, oldest U S actress by service, hints at possible stage return. She recalls early life with actor family, 19th century theaters, footlights and journey through many famed collaborators while noting changes in acting style and backstage control.
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Cincinnati
Mre
Kent Hyams
Mia
Elieabeeh Ret
Me Old Theater
Sycamore St
Mra Hyams
Peter White
Bill Kent
Frederick
Kent
Ties
Beet treewndous Mreworks display at Lama Park
Justy Gh. Lama Park hosted a display described as remarkable with a large crowd enjoying a diverse set of lights and sounds. Officials reported a smooth event with safety measures in place and positive community feedback.
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Lama Park
Lone Bandit Robs Stage Coach West of North Yamhill
A lone masked bandit stopped the North Yamhill Tillamook stage four miles west of North Yamhill Oregon on July 4. Driver Frank Perkins and three passengers were robbed of valuables and the registered mail sack. Sheriff Corrigan leads a posse in pursuit. Six years earlier a similar hold up occurred at the same place.
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United Press
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Frank Perkins
Corrigan
North Yamhill- Titlamock
Big Celebration at Olympia Begins July Ninth
Olympia hosts a big celebration starting July 9 as Mteemer Metnomah departs Calbraith. A dock at Sa.m. on July 46 offers round trip tickets for 1.00 dollars.
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Olympia
Mteemer Metnomah
Calbraith
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Smuggling Ring Leader Sentenced in Federal Court
Lou Wan was sentenced by Judge G A Hanford to nine months in prison and a $100 fine for smuggling alien Chinese into the United States near Sumas in December 1907. He and others are said to have misrepresented them as Japanese and cut off their queues.
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G ©. A. Hanford
Sumas
American Yachts Win in Races at Vancouver Club
The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club hosted competitions with American yachts taking two firsts and two seconds while Vancouver vessels claimed other places. Ted Geary’s Lavita won the cruiser class, and the Two-step of Bellingham shocked by winning the 2% foot race. Winona of Seattle took second, Rival of Jett failed in its class, and Imp of Seattle finished second in the 3% class.
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Vancouver
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club
Lavita
Ted Geary
Bellingham
Winona
Seattle
Jett
Imp
Evening Frock Design with Blue Lace Empire Gown
A period evening dress features old blue lace forming an empire bodice with wide ivory satin straps and back detailing. Black fabric accents the empire waist, cuffs, and hem, while the ensemble showcases delicate embroidery and formal styling.
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Bretelles
Piano Exchange and Bargain Room Iron Clad Guarantee
A local piano dealer touts an Extraordinary Exchange Privilege from Johnston Co. in the Piano Exchange and Bargain Room. Customers may exchange within a year for a better piano with full amount paid, plus a money back guarantee if not as represented. Listed prices for various pianos include $75 for a Barnes & Son swap, $110 for a near new Hailey, $166 for a Fischer, and other models priced to move, with pay plans and a claim of fair, safe purchases.
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Fischer
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Rose
Davé ® & Sons
Sele & Parnes
Crace
Winthrop
Decker & Son
Do Joeomen Co
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Pia Clore
Gy Grmedny Jely
Andyen Weiany
Watt
Who Is The Woman In The Case In New York Gossip
The article reports Mrs. Frank J. Gould filing for absolute divorce and promising to name a corespondent. It claims Gould cultivated a woman’s voice for opera and that she sailed with him on his yacht. Legal papers are due within two weeks, with private settlement possible.
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Denman Thompson
Star Af Service
New York
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Coresponde
Europe
Auto wrecks street car on Burnside in Portland
A motor vehicle struck an electric street car on Burnside Street in Portland late yesterday. The car was knocked off the track and sent to a repair shop. All six occupants of the automobile escaped injury, including Reverend Andreae Hard of Walla Walla. The auto suffered no major damage and continued on.
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Fin One
Portland
Ore
Burneide
Andreae Hard
Walla Walla
Costly to Break Sunday Law in Flintay
William Moffley, bartender at the Columbia cafe, was fined 75 dollars by Police Judge John H. Gordon for selling liquor on Sunday. He admitted supplying Cox and Hagen but claimed acquaintance with the officers and said he was doing them a favor. F Clay of the office bar Bal lard failed to appear. his 200 dollar bail was forfeited and a bench warrant issued for his arrest.
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William Moffley
Columbia Cafe
Flintay
Columbia St
John H. Gordon
Pettermen Cox and Hagen
F. Clay
Ballard
Hard Times in Germany
Berlin reports indicate Germany faces stern conditions with figures showing economic pressure. Officials attribute the downturn to the same regional strains, calling it a backwash of Americas financial stringency.
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Berlin
Euregr
Americas
Orchard A Trusty in Idaho Penitentiary
United Press reports Harry Orchard, freed from death sentence for the Steunenberg assassination, will receive a clerical position and serve as one of the prison trusties in Idaho. The decision was announced July 3.
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Notsie Idahd
Harry Orchard
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Steunenberg
Falls Through Glass Awning Injures Boy at Depot
John, 13 year old son of Martin Be Whittig, 607 22nd Ave, fell through a glass awning over the King Street passenger depot platform and 16 feet to the cement. He was injured in the head and chest, evaluated as internal injuries, and transported to Pacific hospital by ambulance after patrolman Oden found him. He may be discharged in a few days if condition improves.
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Martin BE. Whittig
King St
Oden
Pacific Hospital
Swedish gunboat Svenskhund wrecked near Norvivik
The Swedish gunboat Svenskhund bound for Spitzbergen with Prof Geers geological expedition wrecked near Norvivik. All members are safe.
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Svenskhund
Spitzbergen
Prof. Geers
Norvivik
Fourth of July picnic aboard at Pleasant Beach
Bakers' union hosts a Fourth of July picnic at Pleasant Beach with dancing and athletic events. Prizes in cash awarded to winners as boats depart from Pier 2 at the foot of Youler Way hourly for round trips of 500 units.
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Pleasant Beach
Bakers’ Union
Youler Way
Celebration at Edmonds Day Highlights Local Festivities
Edmonds plans a July 3 celebration with competitions for children and adults including races, wheel barrow, tug of war, and a horse race. Dudley G. Wooten, former Texas congressman and Seattle lawyer, will speak, praised as a capable orator and man of character.
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Dudley G. Wooten
Texas
Seattle
Dickson Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
John C. Dickson of the Thirteenth ward formerly Ballard seeks the Republican nomination for county superintendent of schools to succeed T. P. Storey. A Ballard native and University of Washington graduate, he has taught rural schools, led Buckley and North Yakima schools, and served six years as Ballard city superintendent before moving to Warrenay. He previously ran for the nomination four years ago and built district support.
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Thirteenth Ward
Ballard
T. P. Storey
Seattle
Warrenay
Dickson
Bal
Navy Yard moves and ferry details at Yesler Way
The Atlantic fleet remains at the navy yard with Rhode Island in drydock. Boats depart from Pier 2 at foot of Yesler Way ten times daily, round trip fares five tenths of a dollar.
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Navy Yard
Rhode Island
Yesler Way
John C. Dickson Nominated by Local Club
In Lard schools Prof. Dickson led 76 teachers under his charge and achieved notable improvement. Citizens of the Shingle suburb formed a John C. Dickson club last Tuesday evening to work for his nomination.
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Dickson
John C. Dickson
Amusements Listings At Local Theaters
Amusements include Moore-William Collier presenting Caught in the Rain with next week’s Shakeperean repertoire by Robert Mantell at Grand Fra Diavolo and The Mikado. Seattle Runaway Match temple court mystery and Why Smith Left Home appear, plus Lois When We Were Twenty One. White City Reaption of Vesuvius Luna Park outdoors Pantages and Star vaudeville shows listed.
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Wiliam Collier
Robert Mantell
Pantages
Navy yard bars info on 20000 ton battleship
United Press reports at New York yard an order forbids all officers and men in the construction of the new 20000 ton battleship to reveal any information to newspapers or the public as keel laying approaches in a few weeks.
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Y ¥ Navy Yard
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