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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

14

Terrible goings on in Seattle choirs cause mass exits

In Seattle a wave of choir turmoil follows the firing of Professor W H Donley and the dismissal of Professor Arthur Bewell from churches including First Methodist and Green Lake. Dissension mounts as Donley moves to Dr Matthews church and others contemplate further changes and departures.

Seattle W. H. Donley People’s Chorus First Methodist Church M. A. Matthews Bewell Donley Hyman Professor Bewell Music Committee Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church Star Board of Elders Ferdinand Dunkley First Church of Christ Scientist Montgomery Lynch

Recital At Corniah School Of Music Impresses

A Wednesday night recital at the Corniah School of Music featured advanced vocal pupils of Albert F E Markins. The program offered a varied and excellent selection showcasing strong technique and musicality from the students.

Corniah School of Music Albert FE. Markins

Graduation Exercises for 12 Nurses at Seattle General

Twelve nurses from Seattle General Hospital graduate during a Thursday night ceremony at the YWCA. The event highlights the hospital’s training program and honors the graduates’ completion of their courses.

Seattle General Hospital

Russell Puts U. K. On Bryan

J. W. Bryan, a Seattle district Republican candidate for Congress, receives a letter from Charlies Ed ward Russell of Washington DC praising his record. Russell says he hopes the truth will be told about Bryan and that constituents deserve to know, though they may not share political views. He commends Bryan as courageous and hardworking and notes the desire for broader democracy and curbing wealth power.

J. W. Bryan Congress Seattle Charlies Edward Russell Washington, D. C Russell

Parties bidding for support of women in 1916 race

Chicago June 2 The republican democratic progressive and prohibition parties will bid for the Woman's Party in the 1916 presidential race. The Woman's Party convention begins June 6 and will be addressed by speakers from each party. Resolutions will be introduced by the resolutions committees of each party.

Chicago Woman's Party Wee

Policeman Ordered to Pay $100 in Assault Verdict

A jury in superior court Thursday found Policeman W. C. Hubbard must pay $100 to Charles Allraum a butcher for injuries after Hubbard allegedly beat him at 202 North 39th Street on December 20. Allraum sought $1,000 claiming he was called a burglar and his head and shoulders were forced against walls and a tree during arrest.

W. C. Hubbard Charles Allraum North 39Th St Allraum

Hermitess Minnie Finnegan Returns to Sierra Solitude

Minnie Finnegan, once hailed as Americas most strikingly interesting American girl by Prince Henry of Prussia, retreats from city life to her lone Sierra peak cottage near Bowman California. She previously explored society and Honolulu after a mountain nerves episode, but now wanders the mountains again, living in near isolation with only a rancher nearby. Finnegan helped pioneer the Rawhide Nevada gold rush era and made a fortune there before retreating to solitude.

Prince Henry of Prussia America Minnie FE Finnegan New York Sierra Bowman Cal Honolulu Nevada Rawhide Nev

Alaska Coal Lands Lease Rules Publicized

Public announcement of regulations allows leasing 33 570 acres in the Hering sea field and 13 920 acres in the Matanuka field for commercial mining. Applications for leasing may be filed by June 30 at the general land office in Washington.

Washington Hering Sea Matanuaka Department of the Interior General Land Office

Missing Sun Idol Recovered Sparks Sun Yat Sen Victory

Washington June 2 Dr Sun Yat Sens missing jade idol found after $16000 reward advertised in 50 American newspapers. McAllister Crowley secretary to Henry Stuart who led search says recovery will, through influence over Chinese minds, restore power to Dr Sun Yat Sen.

Washington Sun Yat Sen Tt Recovery McAllister Crowley Henry ©. Stuart

Benefit card party for Women's Civic Club

Mme Louise K Lepper sponsors a benefit card party for the Women's Civic Club Monday at 8 pm in the I.O.O.F. Temple Broadway and East Pine. After the play, refreshments and dancing will follow.

Mme Louise K. Lepper Women's Civic Club

Maxwell Cartoons at Public Market Highlight Local Flavor

The Star features Ford Maxwell, Seattle mercantile advertising manager, in a third public market cartoon. Maxwell balances a busy business day with drawing humor that reflects everyday scenes, showcasing his recreation after work.

Star Ford Maxwell Seattle Mercan Mr. Maxwell

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