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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
An article extols the woman who sees the funny side of life as a social asset. It praises quick wit, cheerful manners, and the positive impact on family and friends, noting such a woman is less bilious, more buoyant, and offsets daily troubles with laughter.
Reports from the Erivan district say a fresh Tartars vs Armenians race war erupted. A total of 246 killed in rioting yesterday as troops fail to restore order.
Judge Wheeler will grant Mary Rogers appeal tonight, with case sent to the supreme court. Governor Bell may grant a further reprieve. The notice appears in Brattleboro Vermont dated June 22. Dr Miles Nervine advertisement follows.
John Cort announces the Northwestern Theatrical association will join Beattie into the Empire Burlesque circuit with 40 theaters, 40 companies, and a September 4 season start nationwide. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents. Florence Roberts to star in Ann La Mont. Grand Opera House lease renewed for 13 years. Cort opens an Eastern office in New York to coordinate 26 week runs east of Chicago.
Washington dispatch analyzes Russia's war debt and Japan's possible indemnity claim after the war. It cites total war borrowings near 696 million rubles, a broken gold standard risk, heavy domestic taxes, and a looming indemnity around 500 million to 620 million dollars amid a strained economy. It notes police bomb attack in Cracow by an unknown assailant.
An old advertisement states one pill relieves head and backaches and other pains, with a second dose within 30 minutes if needed. The copy notes the product priced 26 cents and not sold in bulk.
New York reports a coalition of Lee Shubert David Maseo and Harrison Grey Wiake forming against the theatrical trust. Mrs Miske leads an indignant stand for independents, promising first class venues in major eastern cities while Beattie theater in Seattle faces loss of independent acts after September 1 as trust control tightens.
In Vegetable Land a figure called Old Man Potato proclaims a torture device from human giants but asserts resilience and refusal to vanish. The text presents a surreal, allegorical battle between oppressive forces and enduring spirit within a strange world.
SpringfieldJune 22 Governor Deneen announced a reprieve for Hoch timing today to allow him to obtain a cane before the supreme court. ChicagoJune 22 President Brown of Lake Shore says arrest in Plot to wreck the New York Flyer near Mentor is near, with two cases found and evidence of a switched main track. New YorkJune 22 District Attorney Jerome probes equitable trouble and seeks official copies of Hendricks report, offering no statement of intent. Arnold’s Shows Tonight and All This Week at Madison Park feature Royal Jape, Flying Victorellas, Moffmans, Traviolas, De Elmer acts and a circus schedule.
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