Moore Leads New Bryan Club in Seattle City Politics
Mayor Moore signs call for a Bryan club meeting at 8 tonight in Kirkpatrick building to reorganize Democrats as part of a progressive wing rivaling the King County Democratic club. Leaders include Dr. Kirkpatrick and Geo F. Cotterill amid wider state and national campaign tensions.
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Bryan Club
L. BE
Dr. Kirkpatrick
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Sweeney
G. A. C. Rochester
A. B. Ernst
Fryan Club
Safe and Sane
King County Democratic Club
Reynolds
Democratic Party
Seattle
King County Club
Hrgan
Jerome the Mystery by John Adam
William Travers Jerome elected district attorney without party support faced a stark setback as he failed to carry any ward. The Seattle Star notes his promising start contrasted with a historic level of political failure in his county race.
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John Adam
Seattle Star
New York
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
Appointed to Army From Alaska Native of Seattle
John A. Steinberger, of Alaska now living in Seattle, has been ordered to take a second lieutenant examination in the United States Army as a Roosevelt appointee. He is well known in Seattle and long worked with newspapers at Juneau and Nome.
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John A. Steinberger
Alaska
Seattle
United States Army
Roosevelt
Steinberger
Juneau
Nome
Uncle Bam plans stamp vending machines in cities
Washington reports Uncle Bam will install postage stamp vending machines with fixed control on each sale. Machines, of many styles, will be placed at prominent points in every city to help travelers buy stamps without hunting for a dealer. A post office committee will choose from over a dozen展示 styles.
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Seattle Star
Washington
Bam Fe
Post Office Department
Laborer Narrowly Escapes Gas Escape in Street Work
Charles Eckerstadt a shoveler, nearly suffocated by escaping gas during grading on Beneca Street near Sixth Avenue. A broken joint released gas as crews lowered a gas main, and several laborers carried him out, staff applied restoratives, keeping him moving until he regained safety after about thirty minutes.
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Charles Eckéretadt
Gan
Beneca
Beneca St. Bill
Pires
Ecckerstedt
Eckerstadt
Divorce Suit Rumor Swirls Around Fritz Scheff
New York March 11 Theod way is convinced Fritz Scheff filed for divorce but Freer refutes admission. Attorneys stay noncommittal. Rumor grows after a suit filed titled Von Herdeleben vs Von Herdeleben, cited as Fritz Scheff’s off stage name.
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New York
Wanderers Found by Police
A 3 and a 4 year old boy and girl wandered down Seconday this morning. Patrolman Day picked them up and took them to headquarters with a lost tag. Officers questioned them while the mother later claimed the children.
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Day
Few Men Are Unemployed
The park board has filled the remaining unfilled positions with men previously aided by the Charity Organization Society. For several days men have left their posts to take better jobs, and officials believe there is no further need for charity work in the city parks.
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City Parka
Charity Organization Society
Historic Mercer home torn down along Tayloray Royal
A landmark Seattle structure long known as the Mercer home at Tayloray and Royal was demolished last week. Built in 1853, it stood as the northernmost house between Seattle and Whatcom on the mainland for many years.
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Seattle
Tayloray
Royal
Whatcom
Amusements in Seattle: The Virginian leads nightly at Moore
The Virginian continues to draw good houses at the Moore theatre with W. S. Hart in the lead earning success. Tomorrow matinee features dancer Miss Fanchonetti in Dream City at the Grand Opera house alongside Little Chip and Mary Marble in musical comedy. What Women Will Do plays strong at Seattle theatre with a matinee tomorrow. Next week The Denver Express a big sensational melodrama.
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Owen Wister
Moore Theatre
Hart
Seattle
Fanchonetti
Dream City
Joe Webber
Grand Opera House
Little Chip
Mary Marble
Denver Express
South Carlin'y Melodrama Fills Playhouse
The Lois presented a melodrama titled South Carlin'y drawing steady crowds and filling the house at every performance. The production is described as engaging with a sympathetic plot and a well taught company delivering sturdy stage work.
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Lois
Burlesque Week At Lyric Theatre Adds Ocean Voyage
The Lyric theatre presents a new burlesque An Ocean Voyage this week with novel features and specialties. Next Sunday a burlesque titled The Four Married Men will follow, promising further entertainment from the venue.
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Lyric Theatre
Matinee Bill Features Golden and Hughes and New Acts
A matinee to morrow showcases Golden and Hughes blackface comedians along with Lopez and Lopez and other acts. The Kuhns return with new songs, Delphino and Delmora and the Randalls lead a strong bill drawing steady crowds.
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Delphino & Delmora
the Randalls
Doria Opera Singers and Grace Tempest Trio Performances
A concert notice lists Doria Opera Singers, Vera Rosini, Grace Tempest Trio, Leonard and Ward, and Watson's Musical Family among new specialties featured in an upcoming recital with varied vocal and instrumental selections.
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Doria Opera Singers
Vera Rossini
Grace Tempest
Leonard & Ward
Watson's Musical Family
New Vadve Ville Turns Highlight Didonias Caston Duo
The Didonias and Josephine Regal headline a string of new vadve ville turns including Rose and Severans and the Ormedy Duo along with other performers.
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Josephine Regal
Rose & Severans
Dave Caston
the Ormedy Duo
Vadveville
New moving pictures draw crowds to Five-Cent Star theatre
The Five-Cent Star theatre remains a popular amusement, with moving pictures drawing the public as the main attraction. The venue continues to attract a steady stream of patrons seeking entertainment.
Industrial peace talk inspires Seattle Chamber audience
Patrick H. Scullin, originator and general secretary of the National Industrial Peace association, addressed Chamber of Commerce members last evening. A committee was appointed to arouse interest and to organize a large attendance at a future meeting.
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Patrick H. Scullin
National Industrial Peace Association
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Hat Description with Roses and Feathers in Brown and Yellow
A large picture hat features delicate telope shade and brown yellow roses around the brim. Deep brown feathers sweep over the left and back, with brown velvet used for facing the brim.
Company L Banquet Celebrates Third Anniversary
Company L of the Second Washington Infantry held a banquet at the Olympus to mark its third anniversary. The unit has been the top rifle company in the United States for the last two years.
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Washington Infantry
Olympus
United States
Made in Seattle promotes home made goods guide
A Seattle program aims to boost local manufacturing by compiling a book for bona fide manufacturers dealers and home made goods producers. The project seeks to direct and showcase Seattle made products and allied enterprises.
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Seattle
Hugh B. Watson
Matzen
L B. Moses Boos
Motive of death by own action remains unclear
The report describes a self-inflicted death by a photographer in Olympia on Monday. It notes the deceased was employed at a Lowman building and had ties to a fruit farm, with prior morose behavior and personal troubles mentioned.
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Feldho Salvatore
Olympia
Lowman Building
Angeles
Women's Club Discusses Municipal Suffrage March 23
The March 23 gathering of the national women’s club discusses municipal suffrage as a key topic. Speakers and attendees focus on civic rights and local governance implications for women.
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The
Womens Cluba
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