Elltic Sons Honor Irelands Saint at Banquet
Elltic Sons and Americans of Seattle observed Saint Patrick's Day with a grand banquet. Notables spoke on Irish in America, judiciary, military, poets, and soldiers while the band played and guests toasted heritage and unity. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne.
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Bingham
J. B. Metcalfe
Amerwa
J.J. McCafferty
John Hoyle O'Reilly
P. J. Donahue
James P. McElroy
F. Dorewee
Mr. Dore
Order of Hibernians Annuls to Celebrate St Patrick Day
Ancient Order of Hibernians held their annual St Patrick’s Day entertainment before a native audience. The program featured piano solos, Irish love songs, dramatic readings, violin performances, and songs by J J Donellan W F Hughes. A speaker praised Irish life stories and heroic deeds.
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Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick's Day Hall
Ireland
Amer
Thie Birgh Bitense
Counnae
Mre Russell
J. A. Hatley
Misees Fitzpatrick
M. J. Heneg
Kathleen Mavourne
Pores Vietin Soto
G. J. Re
J. J. Donellan
W. FP
Gertrude
Henry Winston de
Jana
Earth
Patrick
Undaunted Dawson City to sail Nomeward again
The Dawson City steamer, part of the Nome fleet, will return this year to ply between Golovin and Nome. Plans call for her to depart May 1 if hull and engine work conclude on schedule. New engines are being installed and the vessel is caulked and repainted as part of refit efforts.
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Nome
Claremont
Messrs. Downing & Leighton
Downing & Leighton
Bailey Building
First Avenue
Washington Street
City approves seven for advanced positions in engraver's office
Nineteen men were examined under the rules for advancement. Seven passed, with Rufus Bach and BR Graf among those graded satisfactory. Applications for a police and fire positions pass soon. A builder seeks permit to erect a $14,000 residence at a main avenue corner with Strvetere and Josenbans as architects and M. contractor.
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BR. Graf
A. A. Batchelor
C. FP Ae la
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Hast Street
Josenbans
Marne News Finds Freight Steamer Mattie Hanson Route
A garbled report notes the steamer Mattie Hanson carrying freight for the cannery at Steamer Point and plans to transfer to Peerless for retirement. The vessel has operated between unknown ports including Paulsbo and Whidhy Wi, with attention on connections to Kenai.
Licenses to Wed Reported for Several Couples
The marriage licenses list George Neff 31 of Hal lard and Lottercrook 1% of Hallard. Charles W. Miller and Pilea beth J. Richardean of Seattle. Es and Mable Crowe 24. Gas Anderson 32 and Bertha son 26, both of Beattie.
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Lottercrook
Hallard
Chasries W. Miller
Pileabeth J. Richardean
Legal
Bet of
Seattle
Se Es
Mable Crowe
Gas Anderson
Berthason
Beattie
Ball A Success at Seattle Laundry Drivers’ Hall
The second semi annual ball of the Seattle Laundry Drivers Protective Association was held in Christensen's hall in A building last night. Proceeds of the event were to be turned into the sick fund.
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Seattle Laundry Drivers’ Protective Association
Christensen's
Fire at Madison Park boathouse damages stove
Five people escaped uninjured after a stove overheated causing a small blaze at the Madison Park boathouse last night. Firefighters contained the fire with minor damage reported.
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Madison
Jockeys Earn More Than the President
The article notes top American jockeys command huge salaries. Johnny Helff earned about 100000 last year and may match it again. Arthur Redfern rides for W C Whitney at a high salary and benefits, while Denny Maher rides for wealthy patrons. Earnings in Britain and Europe exceed 100000 for some riders, with additional incomes from owners and offshore opportunities.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assciation
New York
Atlantic
Johnny Helff
Arthur Redfern
W. C. Whitney
Denny Maher
Mort Brilliant
Wil
James Miler
Daniel
England
Austria
Yankees
Shakespeare on Japanese Stage Fails to Impress in Yokohama
Othello was staged at Meiji theater in Yokohama with Sada Yacoo and Kawakami in the principal roles. The western drama adaptation drew a near stampede from the gallery as critics noted unfamiliar staging and Formosa setting while calling the effort a partial success and a first attempt at a Japanese version of a Western drama.
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Sada ‘Yacoo
Kawakami
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America
Europe
Ae Aaenane
Saiy Rece
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Solwe
Formosa
Arizona Vaudeville bill opens at Grand Madison Theater
Next Sunday night Arizona will open a vaudeville engagement at the Grand Madison Theater. The Monnon theater this week presents a strong one with the Wilson family among the best attractions and features Wheeler Camilo Personal and Hogan Errol.
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Arizona
Grand Madison
Monnon Theater
Wilson
Wheeler
Camilo Personal
Hogan & Errol
Puritan Customs in Rural Japan Spark Curiosity
The article notes a village in Higachi Anaba where a punishable crime involves wearing a brown robe and calling out to villagers during events. It also mentions arrests at a bar on First Avenue South for a poker scheme, with bail set at ten dollars each.
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New England
Nathaniel Hawthore
Japan
Higachi- Anabau
Croke
Campbell
Siive
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L. Wade
Mutte Chief McClosky Foresees Triumph in New Baseball League
J McCloskey, Mutte manager, arrives in Seattle declaring the Pacific Northwest league will win. He hints at potential San Francisco and Butte assignments, notes money and influence behind his group, and plans to sign players as the season opens. He travels with president Lucas to Spokane to press the project.
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Spokane
Maat
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