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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
4
In fragments a report describes a maritime incident near Winnebane with a crew of fifteen and life boats, mentioning a carted vessel and passengers including Pedro. Coast guards were involved and the scene touched a rescue operation with ongoing work delays.
fragments describe a mining area near Grass Valley with quartz ore and a mine cart incurring an accident. a man named totter is reported dead after a Los Pacific electric railroad incident in the early hours. the text mentions ore worth six and a mine tailings scene with unclear details.
Fragmentary notes mention Bogota deputy and General Rafael Reyes with references to the senate and congress. A Bristol Bay telegram references the salmon pack, with a vague date of July 31 and a long past packing period. The readable content is limited and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A fragmented feature lists upcoming performances at Weber's Music Hall and nearby venues. It notes The Girl from Rector's bringing a two week run to the Moore, plus additional acts at the Alhambra Seatthe Orpheum and other theaters. The piece highlights shifting casts and fresh specialties as the season opens.
A busy week long program at the Mar Theatre features Guadey and company, Dutton’s Clat, and a novelty act by Keel with Shan. Shows run daily with matinees, including performances by Anita White and other acts, promising diverse entertainment for theatergoers.
Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf of Philadelphia, noted for sermons on modern social life and family issues, will lecture tomorrow afternoon in the exposition auditorium on The Marriage of the Mind. The lecture is part of a series by prominent churchmen and has no admission charge.
Princess Aeko, a Hawaiian dancer of royal Kamehameha lineage, showcases the Kol Olapa Uwehe at the Spanish Theatre on the Pay Streak. The performance emphasizes traditional religious rites and stands in contrast to risqué dance styles, recalling Hawaii’s monarchy era and past royal entertainments before Robert Louis Stevenson.
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