The Blind Coddess at Seattle with Barrow Minetrets
A Seattle program review details The Blind Coddess company Barrow Minetrets presenting a long show with Coburn and Baldwin Owners. They travel with two tons of scenery, matching costumes, a brass and reed band, a daily noon parade concert, and vaudeville acts ending with the Two Bonnells. Cites legal notices about contractor negligence and damages in related cases.
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Third Avenue
Barrow Minetrets
Mesera
Coburn
Raldwin
Seattle
Arista
Bonnells
The Two Orphans and Uncle Tom's Cabin At Grand Theatre
The article previews The Two Orphans and Captain Lettarbdish with Stuart and company amid public taste. It lauds Uncle Tom's Cabin as perennial with scenes on the Ohio River by moonlight and a transformation sequence. A parade, bloodhounds, tableaux wagons, and a military display add to the week’s spectacle says the review.
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Shettrick
Washburn
Clemeny appeal denied for死 Dotson in murder conspiracy case
An appeal to Governor Toole by Clinton Dotson, under sentence of death, for clemency extension was denied. Dotson argued his innocence of conspiring to murder his father and the killing of Cullinane.
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Helena
Mont
Gov. Toole
Clinton Dotson
Dotson
Cullinane
Mortality Record of Local Funerals and Burials
The notice lists several funeral services and burials. Edna Christianson aged 8 died at Latona with services at Danish Norwegian church and home services led by Rev Dr Metcalfe. John Melting’s funeral was at Butterworths chapel. George D Miller, daughter of Thomas Pirret, dies at 14 Spring Street with funeral at First Presbyterian church and burial at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Edna Christianson
Queen Anne Avenue
Mary Wooding
Latona
Metcalfe
John Melting
Butterworth’s
George D. Miller
Thomas Pirret
Spring Street
First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Hugh Gilchrist
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Donovan and Thurston Set for 20 Round Bout in Portland
Mike Donovan and Dutch Thurston of San Francisco are slated to fight 20 rounds before the Pastime Athletic Club in Portland tonight. The event takes place in the city as announced for the boxing card.
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Portland, Or
Mike Donovan
Dutch Thurston
San Francisco
Pastime Athletic Club
Arra Smith Delays Start as State Grain Inspector
Arrasmith Colfax dispatch reports John W. Arrasmith the recently named state grain inspector cannot assume duties on April 1 and informs the governor he will begin May 1 instead.
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Colfax
John W. Arrasmith
Fashion Trends and Health Tips in Women’s World
The page highlights new season fashion with delicate fabrics and floral millinery, noting close fitting skirts with base flare and lace embroidery. It also promotes a health tonic advocating hot water daily for women, claiming benefits to complexion energy and mood.
Western avenue trading strong for out-of-town sales
Merchants reported good business on Western avenue with out-of-town shoppers driving activity ahead of Sunday trade. Potatoes stayed steady at about 30 dollars a ton as buyers anticipate a possible price rise, while cabbage cauliflower and celery pressured prices downward. Eggs and butter remained flat and large shipments of live poultry arrived with mixed fresh produce including potatoes oranges bananas and other vegetables.
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Western Avenue
Hutter
Corrected Daily Market Quotations for Fresh Produce and More
The list presents daily corrected prices for fruits vegetables dairy and meats. Items include lemons at $2.00 per box, oranges $2.70, bananas $1.75, pears $1, cranberries and pineapples with varied rates, tomatoes $2.42 per crate, and peppers peppers peppers. Meat and dairy show butter at various regional prices, cheese from Washington and New York, live poultry and dressed poultry values, honey at 12 1 2 cents, and grain figures for oats barley wheat corn.
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Brussels
Washington
Iowa
Elgin
New York
Roquefort
Oregon
Puget Sound
Beattie Dock Prices Include Grains and Dairy Rates
Fragmentary listing shows grain and dairy prices at Beattie and Washington markets. Items include barley around 18 dollars, wheat near 20, corn bulk 327.00, and dairy product quotes from Washington creamery and ranch lines with varying cents per unit.
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Beattie
Washington
Hutter Washington Creamery
Social notes from Seattle clubs and gatherings
Mra Percy F Smith hosts dinner for friends at 222 Thirtieth avenue in honor of Mra G Taylor. Miss Alice Andrews of Portland attended a card party hosted by Mra Frederick Hicks at 418 Thirtieth avenue. Kindergarten Club plans March 2 meeting in New York block club rooms. Midnight Adieu Club held decorous feet dancing in Littles hall. Mrs Joseph Forbes and Mrs Brown along with Miss M Skinner greeted guests. North Seattle W C T Uf to hold parlor meeting at Mrs George W Vining’s 2224 Elliott avenue. Mrs J N Jennings hosts the Orpte Club Friday at LI Queen Anne avenue. Cadet Levee invites go out for April 4 at University Cadet Armory. A large number of invitations have been issued.
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Mra
Percy F. Smith
Thirtieth Avenue
G. Taylor
Alice Andrews
Portland
Frederick Hicks
Joseph Forbes
Brown
Misa M. Skinner
Seattle
W.C. ‘T Uf
George W. Vining
Elliott Avenue
J. N. Jennings
Orptee Club
Queen Anne Avenue
University Cadet Armory
University clubs and guilds organize spring events
The University Deterte Club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs J D Bherrick at 4226 Twelfth avenue northeast. The Guild of St Pauls church Easter sale is in Lincoln parlors this afternoon and evening. The Alpha Fraternity at the University of Washington invites a dance at the Queen Anne Club on April 2.
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University Deterte Club
J. DD. Bherrick
Twelfth Avenue
Guild of St. Paul's Church
Lincoln
Alpha Fraternity
University of the State of Washington
Queen Anne Club
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Cherry
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Normile
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Third Avenue Theater
Eatissac- Russell
Drew
Arrasmith
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Yar
Kegsey
Norway
Worth &E
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1St Ave
Schuchard Optical CO
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Sad Ave
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Sherman, Clay & Co
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Seattle Tailoring Co
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Carload
Juel
Ing
D. S. Johnston
Burks Belldia
Greece
Aise
Bere
Coon Bros
First Ave
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Pike & Union
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Union
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Warner
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Ayer
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American Clothier
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Ane
Wee
Beeen
Dts
Cyko
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Alfred S. Witter & CO
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Red Cross
Remington
E. C Niles
Cherry St
E. H. Shamek
Price
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Ernst Bros
Tel
J. M. Ragland
Pres
Frederick R. Burch
Trena
W. M. Morris
Secy
Pacific Mutual
Investment Comp’y
Pacific Block
Pink
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Jollitt
Seatle Auction Sale Stable
Mrt
M. J. Walker
John J. Kowalski
Scientific Optician
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Shuttle
Rmainh
Quick Pruag Co
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