Investigation on Capitol City Lord linked graft in Olympia
The push for a full explanation from State Treasurer Milla follows a Senate killing of Representative Falconer’s bill regulating state funds in national banks. Lord controls the Senate and boasts of power as the investigation promises to expose how $250000 was grafted from state funds.
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C. J. Lord
Capitol City Bank of
Olympia
Millia
Milla
Senate
Falconer
Scott
House
Lord
Baltic Fleet Sighted in Red Sea Near Alexandria
March 6 report says the Russian Baltic fleet was seen in the Red Sea near Alexandria. Vessels used searchlights on all passing ships observed in view.
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Baltic Fleet
Red Sea
Alexandria
Ferris Company Debuts in Seattle with Gray Stark
The Dick Ferris stock company opened at Mr. Howe's theater presenting Gray stark. The review critiques the production as banal and sensational with a controversial second act disrobing scene. Paul Gilmore returns to star alongside a strong company, praised for restraint but overshadowed by the production’s excesses.
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the Ferris Company
Dick Ferris Stock Company
Seattle
Mr. Howe
Grauatark
Paul Gilmore
Gilmore
Lord Lumly
Venita Tops Star bill in Graustark era revue
The Star features Venita as the week’s top attraction with Miss Kershaw in cling gowns. Stone shines with manly stage presence while Joseph Totten directs juvenile roles in Graustark. Veteran actors Harry Cashman and Sheldon Lewis take on parts, with Lewis in heavy roles despite controversial makeup.
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Miss Kershaw
Stone
Joseph Totten
Graystark
Prince Gabriel
Graustark
Mummy and the Humming Bird Opens Tonight in Seattle
Review lauds the dining room scene as the standout in the production. Terry is praised for his performance while the rest of the cast is described as uniformly good. The Virginian opens Thursday with Dustin Farnum and Helen Holmes in the cast and box office seating starts tomorrow.
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Seattle
Gilmore
Terry
Cort
the Virginian
Dustin Farnum
Helen Holmes
Baume Hrandt stock company presents Quo Vadis on stage
The Baume-Hrandt stock company delivered an unusually strong production of Quo Vadis with reused Third Avenue theater fittings dusted for the occasion. Louise Brandt impressed as Lygia showing new strength, while H. W. Gilbert as Nero and Edgar Baume as Marcus Vinicius displayed notable versatility. The supporting cast was adequate throughout the performance.
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Baume-Hrandt Stock Company
Third Avenue Theater
Louise Brandt
H. W. Gilbert
Nero
Theaters Praise Entire Production As Credit To Company
The review lauds the entire production as a credit to the company and the theater. The praise highlights cohesive effort and the strong ensemble performance.
Reed bill seeks 3 percent tax on express firms in state
Olympia March 6 Representa tive Reed's bill passes the house proposing a 3 per cent tax on all business transacted by express companies in the state. Senate likely to kill it as the express firms are said to control that chamber. Bas sett bill on sending photos of discharged prisoners to county sheriffs defeated 60 to . Maloney and Todd denounced the measure as persecution not reform.
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Senate
Bassett
Maloney
Todd
Balfour Announces Wyndham Resignation in Commons
In the house of commons Premier Balfour announced the resignation of Geo Wyndham chief secretary to Ireland.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
Geo Wyndham
Ireland
Johnston Co. Piano Tops Sales in Seattle Listing
February reports show 82 piano and organ purchases from Seattle retailers. Names and instruments listed include Johnston pianos by many buyers, with Kimball and Estey organs and several other brands. new Krell French line of auto grands and art styles announced for arrival.
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Grace HB. Browne
H. M. Cable
PB. Hall, Jr
Johnston
Zollerman
Chickering
Lucius Marple
Weber
Mra. A
Nella Blunt
al Moran
Henry Asmussen
Chickering Plano
Alice Mathews
Johnston Plano
Vearl Donovan
Smith & Barnes
T. Hills
G. Wilson
H. J. Farrar
Kimball Plano
Harry Evans
Mason & Hamelin
Anna K. Horley
Eatey
Geo. B. Preston
Kimball
C. A. Pabst
Simplex
C. H. Campbell
L. E. Whitmore
Geo. Cornwall
Geo. L. Frantz
Weaver
Mount Constitution Lodge
Arthur D. Johns
Everett
Big Lake
W. P. Wagiey
Dudley Eshelman
Henry Hardeman
Pease
T. F. Pill
Etta M. Clark
Berger
Gilbert
M. E. Zion
Kimbal
Wm. Doughty
C. W. Parker
M. E. Price
A. L. Carpenter
C. R. Johnson
B. G. Clark
Lars Hansen
Estey
Geo. L. O'Conners
Doherty
Jamieson & McFarland
Rel
J. C. Lammers
A. B. Coates
Sisters of Charity
Bilhorn
A. L. Andrews
A. M. E. Zion
Vocalion Oregan
C. M. Fitzgerald
Emerson
Mason
Burdett
J.T. Hall
Nuby & Evans
C. F. Taylor
C. Lindsay
Wm. Steffin
Doll
J. B. Watkins
Lydia Bardon
D. R. McIntosh
F. E. Schacht
J. C. Shumaker
Hinze
Irene M. Smith
Edna Stewart
Lillian Marshall
T. E. O'Neill
Chickering Pian H. M. Cable Pi
Kimball Pianos
Pease Pianos
Johnston Pianos
Kimball Organs
Johnston Co
Seattle
KRELL
Clarendon
Lakeside
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