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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
6
FeRwan Contralto draws big house as Heink and Hemmi performances echo through Seattle venues. The Lole theatre hosts a new company led by L Brigham Percival with Randuaky Lawrence directing. Percival, formerly with Henry McRae, becomes a leading figure in the current stock season.
A New York critic quietly endorses Late Pullers dance act praising its merit. He argues the troupe would still be attractive even if the dancers wore clothes, underscoring the act's appeal beyond attire.
Yesterday saw major acts stranded as Majestic Pantages and Orpheum failed to run due to snowbound trains. Carl Reiter of the Orpheum stepped in with a high salary monologue, while Alex Pantages moved acts from Seattle to respond. Majestic and Pantages reported strong crowds despite the disruption. The Armstrong show at Star Theatre drew packed houses.
Storm warnings posted at 7:56 a m across stations except Marshfield Oregon. The storm tracks over British Columbia and moves inland. Strong southwest winds expected today and likely into the night.
A humorous courtship exchange features a groom hopeful asking Mr Coldeash for his daughter's hand. The father counters with a playful prompt about finishing the sentence and misheard words, yielding a light moment in a domestic matter.
A. D. Colborn United Labor candidate seeks the Second ward seat with no Democratic opposition. He notes strong Democratic support and vows to push substantial tax reductions for residents if elected. Colborn has lived in Seattle six years, worked as a carpenter, and champions union labor.
Denver reports a laymen missionary movement banquet will exclude smiling African faces as 1 500 attendees gather after the caterer cites a contract with white waiters forbidding them to serve certain attendees prompting denial of service. Chicago taxicab firm with 560000 capital and 160 cars faces possible bankruptcy despite long odds.
Across multiple cities readers catch brief notes on endurance attempts and notable events. Weston travels toward a world distance record while others mark arrivals and local happenings, including a monument planned for Elias Howe and a courtroom action dropped for lack of a witness.
A brief exchange in the Houston Post shows a sharp remark about a new maid and a quick retort about a wife, reflecting a domestic or social scene. The remark underscores a strained household dynamic in lighthearted local chatter.
A man stops brogging about the emartness of his children after they learn to separate him from his entire salary.
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