Salome Play in Tacoma Labeled Fake By Frisco Company
Tacoma theater patrons faced a Frisco stock company presenting Salome as a tragedy. Oscar Wilde is not responsible for the reduced, lurid one act production. Review says the act lasted an hour, was poorly written and enacted, and drew a hostile reception. Peace officers may examine the show.
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Tacoma
Oscar Wilde
Broadway Theaters Roundup of Shows for Weekend
Theaters present Grand Opera offers Luttian Reesell Russell in a last appearance with The Butterfly and Salome alongside Elizabeth Stuart Players. Warren’s Prefestes stages Wilde’s Salome. Shaw’s Saint drama The Profession comes with Rose Coghlan. Nearby venues feature memory tales, a soldier saga, and vaudeville acts.
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Wilde
Elizabeth Stuart Players
Warren
Five
Rose Coghlan
Fairbanks May Visit Alaska This Summer
Charlies W. Fair announced plans to visit Alaska in July with the Christian Endeavor. the trip would involve meeting people and observing events. The vice president is considered, and the possible trip includes fishing in Lake Rorth and viewing deer, with a proposal to add the event to a Woodland collection.
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Charlies W. Fair
Christian Endeavor
Fairbanks Alaska
Pallard
Officer Millar faces libel suit amid court martial
Herbert Garfield Millar of the United States Artillery at Fort Flagler has been released on leave as trouble grows over a court martial. He is accused of mismanagement of quartermaster funds and dock construction payments totaling about $4000. A civil libel action is pending against Captain Madison, with a marine board expected to investigate.
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Herbert Garfield Millar
United States Artillery
Fort Flagler
Quartermaster's Department
Millar
E Rainier
Madison
Marine Board of
Parland Pinkerton Chief Guards Armed in Boise
James McParland known for extracting confessions from Marty Orchard and Steve Adams travels to Boise for Haywood trial He travels with guards and a heavy cane claiming real danger and readiness for stern business in Idaho May 14 report
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M’parland
Pinkerton
Boise
Seattle Star
Bob
Idaho
James McParland
Marty Orchard
Steve Adams
Bremnendera
Meyer, Haywood
Pettibone
McParland
Tn Hoise
Haywood
New Corporations Formed in Washington State May 14
Olympia May 14 The following corporation articles were filed at the secretary of state office Columbia Tie and Lumber Company of Oregon appoints C Gridley of Vancouver as state agent Seattle Association of Retail Druggists listed with partners Foster Lowgh Lacey Weed Olson Mille Realty Company Beattie 64000 State Land Company Seattie 910000 Hugo Slettengren John Arnel Vashon Transportation Company Geaitiien Harrington Beall Charlies Bh McManter Mabton Co operative Land and Real Estate Yacolt Water Works Company Yakima 16066 Anderson Hanson Great Western Lumber Company Seattle 190000 Geldbere Deneogthee F M Gray increase capital stock Mount Vernon Trading from 92406 to 4000
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Oregon
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Vancouver
Seattle
W. A Pierce
Blake & Miller
State Land Company
Seattie
Hugo Slettengren
Johen K. Arnel
Vashon Transportation Company
Geatiien
HW Harrington
L. Beall
Charlies Bh. McManter Mabton Co-operative Land and Re Company
Beattie
Forrester
Henry Graeff
Wii
Team DD
Guttmen
Yacolt Water Works
Sheriff Wilcox Missing in Montana Range
Deputy sheriff J. M. Wilcox of Teton county failed to return after pursuing a criminal at the Map 1 range near Helena. It is believed he was murdered by cattle men, with a thorough search failing to locate him and the possibility that his body was buried.
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Helena
Mont
J. M. Wilcox
Teton County
Wilcox
Minister denounces women with pet poodles in sermon
In Wilmington on May 16 Rev William Temple of St Joseph's Roman Catholic church preached on Marriage. He scored women fond of poodle dogs saying they lack maternal spirit. He also criticized the young men earning from sixteen to ninety dollars a week who excuse not to marry.
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Wilmington
Del
William Temple
S J. Pesi
Real Car Hog Sparks Public Grievance Over Seattle Transport
A Beattie Electric Company streetcar hog debate erupts after a letter-writer blasts overcrowded Seattle cars. The correspondent condemns Beattie for crowding, calls for public ownership of transit, and cites safety and financial blame while defending passengers who offer courtesy.
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Beattie
Beattie Electric Company
EB. Co
J. F. Jordan
Binesa Ia
Beattle Electric Company
8. EB. Co
the & EE. Com
Indian Woman and Two Children Go to Jail
Pitifully under the influence of liquor and clinging to her two children aged five and under one year, Busan Brad an Indian woman was rescued by Patrolman Newman at the waterfront yesterday afternoon from a crowd and taken to police headquarters. The mother and children were separated and housed in the women’s receiving cell until this morning when the woman was discharged.
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Busan Brad
Newman
Nervous Englishman and tea tales in odd ad
A fragment mentions an Englishman’s nerves and tea consumption, notes a money refund policy for returns, and references Uke Behiling's Best with a promise to pay. The text is garbled but centers on tea, refunds, and a product name.
Police Auto Crashes With Truck on Spongy Pavement
The new police automobile slid on the slick pavement while turning into Yester Way and collided with a Standard Transfer truck. Minor damage occurred, one side light was broken and the gear rail bent, but no injuries were reported and the patrol remained in service.
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Yester Way
Weit
Standard Transfer Company
Huntley appoints deputy to assist fruit inspector duties
F A Huntley state horticulturist appeared before county commissioners to appoint former Fruit Inspector Hopkins of King County as deputy inspector in charge of Kies County. The move enables Hopkins to perform the duties Huntley would have as fruit inspector.
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F. A. Huntley
Hopkins
King County
Kies County
Labor Leader to Lecture on The Labor Situation
R L Mulholland of Washington attorney for the International Association of Machinists will deliver a lecture on The Labor Situation at room 1 Labor Temple this evening at 8 o'clock. The public is invited.
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R l L. Mulholland
Washington, D. C
International Association of Machinists
Labor Temple
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