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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
5
A fragment listing weekly stage options at Moore Tonight, Grand, Seattle and Lore venues. Mentions Richelieu, Macbeth, King Richard II, Kob Nidro, Broken Hearts, The Mikado, The Mascot, The Mystery of Ample Court, A Devshter of the South, Why Smith Left, Pantages Vaudeville, with next week schedules and dates.
Stratus Corcus, a marine fireman, suffered a fractured skull when struck on the head by a heavy coffee cup in a cafe at 1416 First Avenue yesterday at breakfast. He was taken to Wayside Emergency Hospital. the attacker is unknown.
The report notes Orient as a strong port customer with exports worth 12,142,602 dollars and imports of 6,627,228 dollars. It summarizes arrivals 357 ships with 651,094 tonnage and departures 347 ships with 641,499 tonnage, plus inbound passengers 787,460. It also references a time change for Navy Yard boats.
Mrs Mary Bryden wife of contractor William Bryden residing at 2126 20th Avenue said she had not left home. The missing person report to police originated from neighbors.
R. C. Van Horne son of C. Van Horne an inspector of the United States customs service was arrested by City Detective Lee A. Barbes at Luna park last night.
A. L. Hall's Sporting Goods at 1111 First Ave offers a liberal discount on the entire stock of fishing rods. The splendid assortment ranges in price as the sale aims to distribute rods to live sportsmen.
Van Horne admitted to police last night that he secured the property of Mrs. Ada West and Fred Ealich from the bath house check room last Tuesday night by forgery and theft.
Henry A. McLean, president of the State commission, arrived in Seattle to arrange an official call for bids on the Washington state building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
Fresh invigorating salt water bathing offered at Luna Park Natatorium invites visitors to swim to relieve fatigue. The inviting facility emphasizes quick relief from tiredness and recreation for guests seeking a refreshing aquatic workout.
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