City Hall Plans Move to Yesler Block for Temporary Shelter
City Building Commission votes to move the old city hall and library across Yesler Way to the Yesler block to house staff during a new building’s construction on the present site. Jail inmates may use county jail facilities temporarily.
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City Building Commission
Yesler Way
Yealer
City Hall
Yesler
Commission
Fourth
Fifth Avenue
Terrace Street
Yealer Way
Fourth Avenue
Afte
Grand, Cherry Pickers, and Beaucaire in Seattle Week
The Cherry Pickers opens Sunday afternoon and runs all week by Ferris company at the Grand. Monsieur Beaucaire with Creston Clarke plays Sunday and Monday nights, a scenic production praised for effects and costumes. Ole Olson by Ben Hendricks and company continues all week at Third Avenue, with The Virginia Girl closing Saturday night and Ole Olson beginning Sunday matinee elsewhere.
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Grand
Seattle
The
Cherry Pickers
Ferris Company
Third Avenue
Ole Olson
Ben Hendricks
Monsieur Beaucaire
Creston Clarke
Richard Mansfield
Creston Clark
Pacific Coast
Mansfield
Clarke
D’orsay
Pawtucket
Virginia Girl
Cherry Pickers heroine saves officer from cannon blast
Angella McAull, daughter of an Afghan merchant in The Cherry Pickers, is hugely admired by an inferior officer. In a dramatic final scene the officer faces a gun blast but is saved by the girl. An advertising note for hats and a Seattle rental page follows.
Ben Hendricks Stars in Ole Olson on Seattle Stage
Ben Hendricks will play the title role in Ole Olson and appears in a production tied to his long association with the Swedish dialect play. He will perform four new songs and is described as well supported by the cast and audience.
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Ben Hendrick
Ole Olson
Ben Hendricks
Seattletten
Theaters announce new bill and acts for coming week
Monday afternoon the new bill for the coming week at the Star theater will be presented with drawing cards promised. Klein and Klein comedy act opens the bill along with Mustard and Cook singers. J W Clifford German comedy Inez Scott mid air dancer illustrated songs and Widow Carter in character songs feature among attractions. The Moonshiner's Daughter follows Ole Olson at the Third Avenue.
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Star Theater
Klein
Mustard
Cook
J. W. Clifford
Inez Scott
Carter
Broadway and London Theater News and Productions
Cardinal Gibbons hosts private audience in Baltimore then London dedicates. Lillian Russell declines Waldorf engagement. Richard Mansfield faces pay dispute. Memphis police probed threats over stage scenery. Anna Held and Florence Ziegfeld sail to London as Buffalo Bill heads to Paris. Trilby revival planned with original stars. 14 Russians bring The Chosen People while Mascagni opera inspires Mrs Patrick Campbell. Beatrice, 18, travels with Julia Marlowe. Modjeska returns for a charity performance. Rostow blocks Maxine Elliott over flag incident in Rostow.
Butte Wallpaper Suit Settled by Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court in Helena yesterday settled the long saga of the Calder Wallpaper case. V Franeman of Calder Wallpaper sued F N and G J Davies for 4 50 for three rolls, but the court upheld a 2 25 charge and reversed the lower court’s judgment, dismissing the suit.
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Supreme Court
Preparations under way for Alaska exhibits tour
Godfrey Chealander of Skagway is chosen by the committer on exhibita to secure Alaska exhibits for the Lewis and Clarke fair next summer. He will tour from Skagway to Dawson Tanana and Nome to instruct preparers and organize new Camps of the brotherhood. William T. Perkins in Nome reports the notice, exhibits to be shipped to the local quartermaster.
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Godfrey Chealander
Grand Arctic
The
Artic Brotherhood
Skagway
Alaska
Lewis and Clarke
Chealander
Skegway
Dawson
Tanana
Nome
Brotherhood
Wiliam T. Perkins
Seattle
Russian War Organ Gives Estimated Strength of Army Sent Abroad
St Petersburg reports a military bulletin listing army personnel of 761,467 officers and men, 146,408 horses, and 1,621 tons of ammunition dispatched to the Far East. The current effective strength is estimated at 300,000 with 13,087 remaining.
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ST. Petersburg
Seattle Manufacturers' Association to Host Meeting Banquet
Saturday night at the hotel Washington the Manufacturers' Association of Seattle will hold a meeting and a banquet. A report will be read showing what has been accomplished by the advertising organized by the association. John L. Anderson has applied to Major Millis for permission to build a wharf at Leachpark. Permission will be granted unless objections are made by other property owners.
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Washington
Manufacturers’ Association of Seattle
John L. Anderson
Major Millis
Leachpark
Yakima and Vashon Producers Eye New Public Market
Yakima county and Vashon island producers prepare to do large scale business at the new public market. A Yakima representative selected 45 stalls while Vashon requests 32 stalls all in one section. Space is filling fast as grading continues and market completion nears.
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Yakima County
Vashon Island
Yakima
Beattie
Mr. Taylor
Railroad Notes and International Dispatches
Northern Pacific official A Th Smith left St Paul for Tacoma then Spokane on return trip. Great Northern official H B Yerkes departed for Spokane. Woodmen of the World plan a fraternal temple at Bhel angham. Petersburg reports minister of finance proposes tax reforms to raise 22 million rubles yearly. Monarch shirts offered at dollar value by Brooks Co. House plans and rental ads appear on page 6.
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A. Th. Smith
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Mr. Smith
Tacoma
Bpokane
OG. Yerkes
General Western
Great Northern
Spokane
Lomdon
St. Petersburg
Hea
Watches Coupon Contest Vote Surges Across Community
The Beninghausen watch contest sees a large daily vote increase as residents clip The Star coupons and drop votes at jewelry stores. At noon the top contenders include Frank Preerell 8197 Abner Wolff 8014 W J Bantmyer 6066 and more, with counts rising as voters rush to support their favorite trainman.
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Btar
Frank Preerell
Sceeeeeewe
Abner Wolff
Sveeeewe
W. J. Bantmyer
Sreeeee
Dewit Gentt
J. W. Howe
Arthur A. Springer
Jack Mclean
William H. Sickles
Stephen Johnston
George McFarland
Voveos
Roland Cotterill
Coovcees
Shelton
P. Rantigam
G. We. Mater
Seth Clare
Cossencoce Bette M. L. Molden
Abner Knowles
Lindeny
Owe M. V
J. A. Fionner
Adcock
G. Pimerereen
A. M
W. Gilliham
Rae J. Werden
Ral
Fred Palmer
P. H. Ammidown
Alter Christ
Ecocevess Soseweesa
Jay Thatcher
Miike Munson
Scoscvccesee
A. Wi Skinner
Deseveus
ODF
Essvense Cocvcce
Cocvocsesse
Moward Cox
O'D. Flanigan
Eeecces
A. Johnson Gees
Scandinavian American Bank Moves to New Quarters
The Scandinavian American bank, among the city’s oldest, relocates to the Alaska building at First Avenue and Yealer Way, and invites the public to view the new banking rooms this Saturday from 3:30 to 8 p.m. The new quarters are described as the North West’s most elegant.
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The
Boynton Buck Saw Praised By Oregon User
Letter from Erwin M. Hosfold of Canby Oregon extols a Boynton Buck saw as the latest and best, recounting a race with a Chamton user and claiming the Boynton saw outperformed others. The writer offers to publish the piece if run. He notes possible spelling and wording edits and mentions the Boynton patent law hardware company in Seattle.
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Mr. Bointon
Seler
Ama
Bointon
Frien
Erwin M. Hosfold
Canby Clackamas Co
C. W. Boynton Law & Hardware Co
Pike St
Seattle
Wash
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Weer
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Cor
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Ike
Old Library
Krug
Eben 8. Osborne
Pike Street
Yeasler
University Ands
Great Northern Railroad
Ferris
Angella M'Caull
Brooks
E. N. Brooks & Co
2Nd Ave
Beaucaire
Brand
Sol Smith Russel
Kitty
Max Figman
Sir Henry Irving
Frohman
Jim Jeffries
Davy Crockett
Charles E. Blaney
Curse of Drink Company
Eee
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
London
Rhuberts
Lillian Russell
Ues
Waldorf Theater
May
David Garricy
Memphis
Supers
Ivan the Terrible
Mannefield
Anna Held
Florence Ziegfeld
Buffalo Bill
Paris
Trilby
Wilton Jackaye
Virginia Harned
Burr Meintowh
Martinett
M. Tachirkoff
Patrick Campbell
Mascagni
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Santuzza
Beatrice
Julia Marlowe
Ifeia
Modjeska
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Rostow
Common Council
Maxine Elliott
Supreme
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Jamef Heustin
Ib Gaye
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Woodmen of
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Arcade Building
Ava
Holmes Furniture Co
Second Ave
M. J. Whittal
Royal Wilton
Mont Seryone
Wilton
Attle Theater
the Ferris Company
Enthusiaser
Hive Jeans
Mall
Express
Gun Beene
So Smith Russell
Westfield
Penn Jr
GEO. H. Woodhouse Co
Canby
Greenbaum's Cloak and Suit House
Third Avenue' Theater
Russell & Drew
Northland
Ole
Jules Murray
Alcazar
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Bartholds
Comny Hansen
Drew
Richard Burton
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