Opera House to Stage New Med and Salome Production
Russell announces a new med at the Opera House with a comic plot about a widow and an American marriage, featuring Ormonde, John Freed, and Kate Malome in the cast. Next week Roger stars in Salome as the Grand launches a wide tour including Southern states and the Pacific Coast, with Du Barry to follow on the same grand scale.
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S Russell
Opera House
Betsy
Ormonde
John Fieed
Tider
Fred Tyler
Her
Grast Mitchell
Jea de Vaux
Kate
Malome
Roger
Salome
Pacific Coast
New York
du Barry
Risse Plays Titania in Midwest Shakespeare Night
Annie Russell stars as Titania in a Northwestern stage adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream. William Kemper appears as Oberon with ensemble members Wagentils and others in a community theater production.
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Annie Russell
Risse
Wagentils and Kemper
William Shakes
Leslie Carter to star in Du Harry at Seattle theater
Actress Leslie Carter will perform in Du Harry on Monday at a Seattle venue, part of a major U.S. tour. The production, noted as a highlight of the season, showcases Carter in a leading role drawing broad audience attention.
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Leslie Carter
eCerter
Seattle
Mon MM
du Harry
Resan
Norfolk
Seattle Theater Hosts Variety With Returns and Openings
The Roof Garden Tragedy closes at Seattle theater tonight while Peck's Bad Boy opens tomorrow afternoon. The Earl Burgis Stock company plans a near future Seattle Theater appearance and Lewis & Lake Comedy Co presents An Egyptian Mummy at Lyric tonight into a second week. The insurance note lists seven percent rates from Interstate Live Stock Insurance Co with Tod 553 for inquiries.
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Roof Garden
Seattle
Earl Burgis
Lewis & Lake Comedy Co
Lyric Theater
Hestaning
Tod
Interstate Live Stock Insurance Co. Cos
Da Parry at Lola Closes Tonight Then Moves Next Week
Da Parry finishes at the Lola tonight and transfers to a new run tomorrow afternoon for a week. The Conquerors joins the lineup as a premier offering from the Pantages circuit hailed as among their best efforts.
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da Parry
Taylor's Third Avenue to reopen with Stolen By Gypsies
Charles A. Taylor and Alexander Pantages plan reopening of Taylor's Third Avenue theater a week from tomorrow. The opening bill is Stolen By Gypsies, with many former Taylor company members returning under Laurette Taylor. The remodeled theater is in fine shape for the debut.
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Charles A. Taylor
Alexander Pantages
Taylor
Third Avenue
Taylor Company
Laurette Taylor
Star theater adds varied acts and star attractions
The bill includes Pun In a Chinese Laundry led by Harding and Ah Bid, James and Ronnie Parley in a trick tumbling act, Tom Gillen Irish comedy, Herr Soana impersonations, the Bwickarda musical set, and Mils Olive as a European juggler. Henrietta Croaman presents farewell demonstrations of wireless telegraphy, with a coast tour of Miss Crossman to Grand and Bijou engagements, and Rose Coghlan touring Mrs Warren's Profession with possible future productions.
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Harding
Ah Bid
Star Theater
James
Ronnie Parley
Tom Gillen
Herr Soana Te
Bwickarda
Mils Olive
Capt
Henry
The
Star
Henrietta Croaman
Miss Crossman
Grand
Peggy
New York
Bijou
Launching Party Drifted Ashore Near Point Wilson
May 11 report from Point Townsend says the pressure yacht Rededendrum of Bellingham ran ashore near Point Wilson. The crew waded ashore and sought help to free the vessel after a telephone message from the light house. Prompt actions to tow succeeded and the craft was pulled back to deep water and towed to Port Townsend.
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Pont Townsend
Rededendrum
Bellingham
Point Wilson
Pinney Portraits Offer Fine Quality at Moderate Prices
Photographer Pinney releases portraits noted for sharp photographic quality and reasonable prices. Located at Washington Block, 706 First Avenue, Seattle, offering attractive options for customers seeking fine portraiture within budget.
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Washington Block
First Er
Seattle
Knight and Weber Sail to Relocate Old Copper Mine
Le Io Knight and Oscar F.P. Weber set out in the gasoline launch Meteor to Knight to land to relocate an idle copper strike from 1898. They traveled from Calgary via the old Edmonton trail, facing many privations. Mason and one other were the only survivors of a twelve man party known at the time.
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le Io Knight
Oscar FP. L. Weber
Knight Toland
Calgary
Edmonton
Mason
Australia boats after Aug. I new steam line sails from Seattle
A new steamship service to Australia will depart from Seattle and other West Coast ports calling at Frisco. The fleet includes six steamers Foreste, Ay meric, Boverie, Inverie, Gymeric, and Tymeric. Foreste will start the service by leaving this port on August 1.
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Australia
Seattle
First Nome boat Corwin sails to Alaska with freight mail and passengers
The Corwin, Nome's first steamer, departed Pier 10 shortly after 10 PM carrying over 200 tons of freight 26 tons of mail and a full пассажин list. Captain West commanded the vessel as a cheering crowd watched from the shore.
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Nome
Corwin
Pier 10
West
Chicago stenographer tests door access in housing court case
Mre Elieser Lipmen demonstrated doors open when a cook knocks as she fights eviction. She planned to prove a defense by calling other women as witnesses, but neighbors refused to appear. Lipmen used disguises to gain admittance and serve subpoenas, prompting anger from the women who must testify.
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Chicago
Eilsera Lipmen
Lipman
Mia Lipmen
Cleveland women to open first cat manicure parlor
May 11 Cleveland. One hundred members of the Cleveland Cat Club voted to establish a cat manicure parlor. They aim to give prized pets better care than average homes provide and will promote interest in other cities to join the plan.
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Cleveland
Perlor
Cleveland Cat Club
Howe
Sunday Topics Congregational Sermons Across Town
A jumble of church notices lists pastors and sermon topics for Sunday services. Messages include Why Do Men Go to Church, The Death Minded Man, How to Know and Love God, Apples of Old Prospect, and The Resurrection delivered at various congregations.
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Nev
Fran Yan Rh
Ing
Erin Broadway
Mmepub- Heaney
Edward Lincoln Smith
Pester
Mev
Bydney Atrong Db
Mon Bygg
Gaie
Murshal Vesper Service
BG Mason
Anon
ewater—Whitman
Kilbourne
Kantner
Goa
Second W. F. nee rem dent 2:50 p.m.
A fragment mentions a time 2:50 p.m. and a phrase or title Xreane of the Tarot linked to a person named W. F. nee rem dent. No broader context or events are provided.
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W. F. Nee Rem. Dent
Xreane
Grand Opera House Nevada and City Church Services
A fragmented list of religious events and sermons at Grand Opera House Nevada and multiple churches. It notes pastors and service times including morning and evening sessions with topics such as The Truth, Dreams and Visions, Christ the Burden Bearer, Gods Unchangableness, and The Inhumanity of the Commercial System.
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Grand Opera
Ll & mm
Aig
Howard
John
Drake
Rinity
DeWitt
Pryassia
Firat
TF Randolph
Miniater
P. m
Jane
Christendon
Mel
Dr. Henry
M. A. Mathews
Interbay
McCreary
I S. m
Viret Ballard
Broadway
Eimer
Orning
Ballard
Beattie
Roosevelt to Speak on The American Boy at Friends School
President Roosevelt will deliver the commencement address at Friends' School on May 24 focusing on The American Boy. His son Archie has attended the school’s art program, while a call is requested for information on Thomas Crowley at 506%4 Union.
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Washington
Friends’ School
Roosevelt
Archie
Thomas Crowley
Detektives Probe Missing Jewelry From Dunted Farm
Detectives work to trace 4000 dollars worth of diamonds and jewelry belonging to Mrs Jeane French found dumped with waste paper near the rear of the French home in Detmarview, as Mrs Fretesh’s house man reports. Centralia and Thomas & Marshall are noted as wealthy locals. bankruptcy rumors surround William J Morgan, with liabilities estimated at 260000 dollars. Washington First Insurance not on the list of insured at Dinkeley mill, which had burned recently but whose policy had been canceled two months prior.
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Mre Jebe HH
Freneh
Eiley
Detmar Bevieward
Mra Freteh
Washington First Insurance
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