Theatres Greet Summer With Opera News and Reopenings
San Francisco Opera Co. wraps a successful week with Lecocq operas and star turns as Thelma and other revivals loom. The Lyric reopens with The Dandy Dixie Minstrels while A Man's Broken Promise ends at Seattle as The House of Mystery captivates audiences.
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Giroffe Girofia
San Francisco Opera Co
Mat Healey
Chas. B. Dillingham
Ign
C Leary
Peattie
Chic
Hemm
Moude Rea
Jo Abocott
Florence Sinott
Raymond
George Kunwill
Ie Cunningham
Mourtpurk
Fritai
Pchett
Lecocq
Lyric
Lyric Theater
Dixie Minstrels
Mesars, Voeckle & Nolan
Black Patti Troubadours
Seattle
Burgess Co
House of Mystery
Emma Bunting
San Francisco Opera
Stange & Edwarde
Healy
Kncesa
Robin Hood
Plea for water denied by city committee
The Salmon Bay Inn club plea to abandon the Ballard public well and extend Cedar River service to Ballard was rejected by the finance committee. A Ballard branch collection was approved and the treasurer began enforcing the water tax locally.
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Salmon Bay Inn Club
Ballard
Cedar River Service
Murderer Frank Surrenders After Confession in Bay Plan
The accused Frank admits to possessing Mrs. Gertrude Hall, claiming he intended to threaten but not kill. He says he bought a small gun to fire over the heads of Blanchard and the woman to frighten her, not to harm.
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Frank
Gertrude
Hall
Blanchard
FACOMA Union Votes For Higher Wages
Facoma workers vote by a narrow margin to raise pay and share proceeds higher. Members approve demands for an $18 week and 69 percent of chair proceeds above $25, replacing previous terms of $15 and 60 percent.
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Facoma
Peantime
Dregent
Everett Baseball Era Faces Shutdown Over Receipts
Local notice warns that unless revenue improves the Everett baseball era may be abandoned. Manager Frank Newberry cites insufficient receipts while billiards and pool rooms at 1415 Third Avenue offer eight new and five old tables, aiming to attract gentlemen patrons.
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Everett
Everett Team's Winning Streak Cited as Attendance Dips
Newman notes Everett's long list of victories and few losses. He attributes declining attendance to his players winning every game, with protesters suggesting fans tire of frequent triumphs.
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Everett
Newman
Fire Damages Rooming House at 520 Fifth Ave South
A fire of unknown origin caused considerable damage to a rooming house at 520 Fifth Ave South occupied by J. M. Carlson shortly before 5 this morning. No injuries.
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Fifth Av. S
J. M. Carlson
Supreme Court ruling limits sheriff fees in insane deportation case
The Esther Mitchell Creffield decision voided state law for deporting non-resident insane, stripping county sheriffs of fees and shifting ward transportation to the state Board of Control. Attorney General Atkinson advised the board it is not warranted to pay sheriff fees or expenses for such deportations.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Esther Mitchell-Creffield
Board of Control
Atkinson
State Board of Control
Parents Sentenced in Disorderly Conduct Case
Cook and his wife were jailed for 204 each after a police court conviction for disorderly conduct. They resided at 2909 Weatherway and neglected four children who roamed the streets day and night. Humane Officer Vaupell brought the children before Judge Frater, who will decide their disposition.
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Cook
Gordon
Weaterway
Humane Ofioer Vaupell
Frater
Everett Woman Traps Husband in Adultery Case
Reama Reams, district agent for Standard Oil in Everett, was charged with adultery after his wife Mrs Della Moses, organist at First Presbyterian Church, alerted sheriff. Mrs Moses, second woman in the scandal, waited at the widow's house for Reams to appear as plans to elope surfaced. Reams denies divorce and will fight the case, seeking separation.
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Everett
Reama
Standard Oil Company
Reams
Della Moses
First Presbyterian Church
Reoama
Mra
Reames
Oregon
Mra. Moses
Slashed man accuses gang member in cafe attack
Elmer Prather of 1913 Fifth Avenue was slashed with a razor shortly before midnight in the Merchants cafe at Firat and Yesterday streets. He accuses a Salt Lake Kid gang member known as Big Tom Kid of the attack and calls the act unwarranted.
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Elmer Prather
Fifth Av
Merchants
Firat Av
Big Tom Kid
Salt Lake
Aave
Drowned in the Duwamish
Charles Falvey a trainer at the M. D. Mitre stables in The Meadows was drowned in the Duwamish river last night after losing his balance while crossing in a skiff with companions. He was 32 and had recently arrived from Oakland.
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Charles Falvey
M. D. Miter Atables
Meadows
Duwamiah
Falvey
Oakland
Bogus Check Attempt At Local Grocery
A stranger tried to pass a fake 8.60 dollar check at A B E George's grocery on Fifthay Thomas. The note claimed payment to Charles Cowen of 508 Broadway. The man fled when asked to cash the check. Cowan was alerted and called it a swindle.
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A. BE. George's
Fifthay
Thomas
Puget Sound National Bank
Charles Cowen
Broadway
The Royal remodeled into a modern Seattle cafe
The Royal Cafe at 814 Fliat Avenue reopens under John H. Price with a redesigned interior a bright new entrance and expanded bar area. Ladies dining rooms on the upper floors are lavishly furnished and a grill for gentlemen has been installed. Prices will be reasonable and service outstanding to attract both ladies and gentlemen.
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Royal Cafe
Fliat Avenue
John H. Price
Price
the Royal
Seattle
Creator of Laughter Mesmer the Mystic at Pantages Theater
Meamer the Mystic, noted descendant of Mesmer, billed as a hypnotism expert, appears at the Pantages Theater next week. The piece references Mesmer’s historic influence in Paris in 1778 and notes later imitators and a contemporary revival by the performer at the venue.
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Pantages Theater
Meamer
Pantages
Mesmer
Paria
Delonge
Hertrand
Folesac
John Elliston
Ragland
Mystic
Captain Thornagle Suspended Over Alta Collision
Captain William Thornagle of the barkentine Alta is suspended 20 days by U S marine inspectors after the Alta Fresno collision near Port Townsend. The incident occurred June 9 at 2 a m between Marrowetone Point and Point Wilson at the entrance to Port Townsend bay with no serious damage.
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William Thornagle
Barkentine
Alta
United States Marine
Alta-fresno
Marrowetone Point
Point Wilson
Port Townsend Tay
Crown Plumbing Co Ad Promotes Modern Baths and Sinks
Plumbers advertise modern baths and sinks with low prices. Crown Plumbing Co located at 221 Pine St offers plumbing and heating services and urges customers to obtain price figures.
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Crown Plumbing Co
Pine St
Ose
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Taylor
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Lole
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Panatgesa
Star's New
Acta
Star
Columbia Four
Perkine- Lapin Company
Robinson
Luna Park
Coney Island
the Sound
Lois
Lola Theatre
Mexico
Ey Fanaars
Ares
Wigael
Leer
Tacoma Barbers
Sheriffs
Duwamish
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Russell & Drew
MGRS
Northwest
Russell &Drew
Hurgweas Company
New York City
The
Karl Burgess Company
Anita
Singing Girl
Russell & Drew, Mgrs
Sanna Af Micha
New York Theater
Wistaria Roof Garden
Manhattan Beach Theater
Voelckel 4 Nolan
Barnum & Balley
Real Negro Minetrelay
Port Angeles
NOR
Thern Pacific Railway
Pier A
Raven Drug Store
Bartell’s
Red Cross Annex
Quaker
John Cort
Girofle
Girofla
Lillian Russell
George Kunkel
Thos. C. Leary
Beattie
Bill
John Walsh
Man With
Harland & Rollinson
von Klein & Gibson
Caunters
John Powers
Eddie Roesch
Pacific Coast
Loretta
Prof. Miner
C. E
Galsag
Jim the Penman
West
Carrousal
Electric Theater
Penny Arcade
Shooting Gallery
Old Plantation
Oriental Theater
Loretta Twins
Marvelous Children
Great Martels
Natatorium
Brown
QR Avenue Theater
Tomorro
Tomo
Charles A
AYLOR
Weeck
Rturday
RK Company
Midnight Sun
Rider Haggard
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