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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
5
Kansas City report from July 12 describes Lyons president of a central ice company in an anti trust hearing. He claims starting capital of 45000 in 1800 and now valuing his business highly. He explains price rises as competitive moves and denies philanthropy, citing intended profits rather than public welfare.
The Franciscan company stars in The Charity Ball with strong talent attracting packed houses. The Grand Opera House hosts nightly performances as other theaters present A Life and Hoot while the uptown venues report steady patronage.
A community event at Leschi Park features a grand dance and concert night. Performances include Wagner pieces and a showcase on the new Michigan maple floor, inviting residents to attend and enjoy the music and dance under lights.
In a stage notice the cast announces the final week of the production. The author notes that the company and cast will appear as listed, indicating a concluding run for the show.
Dick Landh headlines at the Blar Theater with a burlesque turn and a strong vaudeville bill. San Francisco Opera company members enjoy a Pleasant Beach picnic arranged by Russell and Drew. Beattie’s Aylesworth players also attend. M. B. Curtin returns to Star Theater then Pantages for a week in Bam Posen of the Holgi Butler. Curtin, a high class comedian, expected to draw crowds.
Six were killed and many injured today when a motor omnibus overturned on the road to Brighton. The bus upset near Henderson bill as the vehicle came to rest at the roadside. A number of the injured were expected to die.
A crime report notes a thief took two blankets, a grand army emblem, and underwear from a room at a residence on First Avenue. The incident is under investigation by local police with no suspects named yet.
From every day pay make it a practice to save something no matter how small. Start an account tomorrow with the Security Savings and Safe Deposit company at 113 Semecast. You will be surprised how fast it will grow with interest.
Alaska Central railway imposes 25 cents per mile fare for prospectors and travelers and 8 cents for end-of-line laborers. Line reaches 46 miles with three more miles planned. Seward merchants protest the 12.26 dollar end-of-line rate, fearing detours to water routes.
C File, proprietor of the Dolphin bar, reports his saloon was entered last night with liquors stolen and the cash drawer forced open but no money taken. U S Senator N A Scott of West Virginia is expected to visit Seattle in July to see friends and relatives.
The South Seattle post office was robbed at an early hour. The thieves secured less than ten dollars. F L Hoedrich, who runs a store, oversees the post office. Police were alerted after witnesses reported suspicious figures near the building. Patrolmen Pence and McNamee investigated with Detective Adame assigned to the case.
The Fortuna offers a 16 mile Mercer Island circuit with departures from Leech at 6 20 pm and further runs at 10 39 am 2 30 pm and 6 39 pm. Upper deck seating and meals available and a moonlight trip is advertised weather permitting. Fare 26 cents and 50 cents for the regular trip. Spinning's promotes fishing tackle bargains this week.
Four score of cars departed Buffalo this morning for an 1100 mile journey through New York Ontario Maine and New Hampshire. Race organizers expected challenging routes as crews aimed to showcase endurance across varied terrain and weather conditions.
A group of seventeen intoxicated individuals caused a street clash last night in the city fall. Police report widespread disorder and multiple fists thrown as crowds dispersed. No severe injuries listed, investigations underway.
If your Star copy fails to reach you by 6 o clock any evening call the main office Sunset Main 1050 Independent 1138 between 6 and 7 and we will mail your copy at once. If you miss it more than once telephone each time to ensure a perfect service from The Star Publishing Co.
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