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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1908
Page
5
The readable text fragment notes a May or June event with a personal or place name missing clear context. No additional details or verifiable entities are present to ground a fuller summary.
A jumble of club entries and social notices lists a Perry club tennis tournament at Madison Court, mixed doubles and partner pairings, a Wednesday finals date, and an informal dance at a summer home with chaperones. Names include Mrs Reed, Dr Hawley, Miss Whitth, and Captain James S Oth.
Miss BH Margaret Olson’s class presents a Wednesday evening recital at Columbia College of Muale with performers including Marie Habra John Boerland Mina Smith Carrie Koff Mina t Newens Mrs Laula Hoff Wisie Welsa Nola Martin Ruby McGuire Mary Barre George Thompson and Deane Cartley The Rev J N Canse officiates at 17 Beat Thomas St a wedding Also Philomenian Club dances July 23 at Fortuna Park and Green Lake Economic Society meeting at Mrs Lewis Lindholm 5745 Woodlawn Ave Coat of Living Division of Income and Household Account discussed
At Golden Gardens near Ballard yesterday two men, Harry Burmeister and J. H. Meides, were held up by a highwayman who demanded money. Burmeister said he could not pay in a bathing suit, and the bandit fled after witnesses rushed forward. A folded verse was tossed toward the victim as the robber escaped.
Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth Lind held at the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 4 o clock. Rev. Dr. M A Matthews officiated. The body will be shipped to Rochester Minnesota for later mont.
Yesterday's heat peaked in the east with New York at 93.2 and Philadelphia 97.1 while other cities reported 85 to 92. Fires raged along the inter colonial railroad near Montreal wiping out two small hamlets. A burglar's revolver shot set fire to a robbed house. Maine burglars burned in several places. Roosevelt declines to stump for Taft. A launch engine exploded killing four at Marion Massachusetts. Root met Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and they swam together. Father Heinricks killer G Alla faces gallows in Denver. Tom Lawson backs Bryan financially for the Democrats. Battleship Nebraska steadily closes on the Atlantic fleet headed to Honolulu zone. Tacoma city workers ordered to quit drinking. Soap Lake Salve touted for eczema relief.
The funeral for Rafallo Sego, killed in a crash involving Ralph J. Leavitt, was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart with interment at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Prosecutor R. W. Prigmore will use six speed tests as trial evidence, witnessed by eight people, against McCusker and Leavitt on manslaughter charges.
Fragmentary text names V. T. Henderson Robert Lawrence Caroline Morrison and Eva Sargent as part of a cast in the Casst. provide readable context not enough to confirm roles or events.
The show features Techoff'n Educated Care Powell as magician and illusionist George W. Day performing a blackface monologue, plus Nagle and Adama as singers and dancers this afternoon at Pantages.
New York City based Mowery theatre offers a Yiddish drama company with Ida Blum as lead, portraying Alvira from Isabeline era, plus Eleanor Kent in The Mascot. Audran’s funeral opera opens, with Teddy Webb performing Dreamland and Nursery Rhymes, accompanied by Aimee Leicester and Frank Hertrand in Craft.
The Hurgess-Bunting company began the week at Seattle yesterday afternoon in A Daughter of the South, a wartime drama closely following wartime lines. Emma Hunting displays limited chances for her great abilities while William Morris appears in the cast.
Special sale announced by Chicago Jewelry Co at 1207 Second Ave featuring big reductions on a fine assortment of jewelry items.
Star Theatre features a new afternoon show led by Zaxell & Vernon and Manuel Romani with Elale Ridgely in The Fall of 64 and five other ape clasts.
Alexander Pantages plans the first Seattle run of singing and talking moving pictures. The new machine by Harbeck will project films and reproduce dialogue and songs at the Lols theatre, with shows beginning next Wednesday and running through Sunday night.
Arcade business Pevenay Paint And All Paper Center at 1544 Bipet Ave debuts offering painting supplies and wallpaper products. Local shoppers expect competitive prices and a family friendly store environment as the new center serves the neighborhood.
The article provides a detailed look at check account transactions, outlining fees, processing times, and common patterns. It highlights how deposits, withdrawals, and transfers appear in monthly statements and explains how reconciling records helps detect discrepancies.
United Press says Panama Isthmus presidential elections were orderly. General Jose Domin or De Obaldia, former U S minister and acting president, won with all votes cast. Enthusiastic crowds and a marching band greeted the end of balloting.
Near Renton at Maple Grove a man named Ullman was struck with a heavy club during a fight by the picnic grounds. Friends telephoned Deputy Sheriff Tom Smith as doctors and an undertaker were feared necessary. The inter urban coach to Seattle carried Ullman unconscious, but he revived en route and left the ambulance empty.
A woman walking home near Georgetown was assaulted by three men who took $3 from Theresa Marr. Max Willers and Patrolman Legate aided in the case, and Peter Mahaley Tony Progris and Louis Merian were arrested and identified by the victim at the city jail. the suspects deny guilt. Also, Thomas W. Haskins, newly appointed U S consul at Swatow, died suddenly at Pei Tai Ho on July 13.
The notice informs readers of a revised schedule for boat arrivals at the Navy Yard, urging updates for mariners and dockworkers. Details specify new times and place, with emphasis on adherence by crews and supervisors.
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