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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
5
The council restates its intention to submit Cedar River water main and municipal street railway plans to a public vote. City Engineer prepared rail plan details for council review ahead of a special election aimed for August 20, following July fireworks week.
Businessman Gart M. Johanson plans marriage to Misa Bair in Colorado. The couple will marry soon and then move north to their Alaska home.
Reverend Arthur Srith, former naval officer in China, will address the meeting of church members about his mission work and experiences abroad.
An exceptionally musical program will be presented at Alki Point as night events resume. The event promises a lively program with performances and dancing under the moonlight.
A subcommittee examined Mag della Bluff Bailey Peninsula and Mount Baker Park yesterday. The sites investigated included the university campus and Woodland Park with a final report due to the executive committee Friday night.
State funded project to improve Orillia National Guard ranges starts this day under Major Case supervision. Companies B D and L are ordered to assemble at Volunteer Park for battalion drill at 7 45 this evening.
City Council debates repeal measure introduced by Councilman Conway, referred to committee. First committee meeting set for Monday at 2 pm to consider the ordinance amid expected protests and possible parnage by the license committee.
Bert A. Arnold and Misa Elizabeth Howard married at the home of the bride’s parents in East Everett. Attending were Caslin Crawford Taker Jonne Coates and Hancock, with Klein the shoemaker at 217 James.
Indianapolis prepares for a lavish summer wedding as Misa Qall Edwin Mason daughter of Hughes Mason a noted shoe and leather dealer becomes engaged to J. Robert Craig a successful real estate man and Mageaine writer. The ceremony at Central Avenue MBA church aims to be a centerpiece event.
A committee was named at a King County Ministers Association meeting to confer with the Workingmen's League on forming an advisory federation. The aim is to unite the church and the laboring class in cooperative effort.
Bri. Co. Hawkins, builder of the White Pass and Yukon route, is appointed chief engineer of the Merviggen Onee in the state. TalBot for Patents, 206 Mutual Life. Life.
In Tacoma on June 19 a Puyallup line car was held for about thirty minutes after a passenger refused to pay fare claiming crowding. The conductor insisted fares were due from all aboard. The dispute highlighted complaints about the company Stone and Webster’s control and cargo capacity.
The farewell performance of The Nightingale opens at the Grand Opera House by the San Francisco Opera company. The program praises the troupe, and The Mascot is planned for tomorrow with six performances. A vaudeville bill at the Star theater features the Expressman skit by Arm & Holly plus new Bert Levy drawings and appearances by Lansing Rowan and Harry Key in a Matrimonial Advertisement of Interest. Theodore Delaney sings, a boy and girl dancer perform, and three daily performances are scheduled.
The Totlers proves to be the best play from Aylesworth company at the Third Avenue theater. Foreman James Prandon and Mr Todd Brackett display genial character while Ed Kimball Gilbert Fontleray and Frederick Clarke as Weller offer strong melodrama. Grace Aylerworth portrays the banker's daughter in a clear life picture. The cast consists of clean cut, lifelike characters. Next week starts Sunday afternoon.
A shorthanded excerpt notes the Aylesworth company presenting as the first minting play here titled A Struggle for Gold. The fragment implies a stage scene centered on pursuit of wealth.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church met this afternoon at 2 30 o clock to discuss upcoming outreach and project planning.
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