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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1904

Page

7

Isabel Irving Shines In The Ciate At Third Avenue

Isabel Irving stars as Virginia Carvel with strong dramatic fire alongside Mrs. Fiske in a production praised for artistry. Supporting cast includes Seymour Rose and Wilfred North with vivid character work by Jacques Martin Charlies Lamb and others. The Tommies play ends with a shifting climax and a later light comedy The Plunger provides light relief as The Two Orphans set to follow.

Isabel Irving Virginia Carvel Third Avenue Mre. Fiske Miss Irving Seymour Rose Clarence Colfax Abraham Lincoln Wilfred North Mias Irving Stephen Rice Mr. North Evangeline Irving Ste. Ter Martin Eliphalet Charlies Lamb Judge Whipple Winaston Churchill Mr. Lamb Sarah Epon Elma Thomas A. Hall Colonel Carvel Ed Redmond Aboagsar Redmond Dexter Diggitt Clyde Granger Hia Theo Bird Alta Phipps Eastelie Redmond Diggitt

Board of Works cites delay in brick laying on First Avenue right of way

The Seattle board of works accuses the Seattle Electric company of delayed brick laying on First avenue south between King and Atlantic streets, despite a 16 day permit. Franchise Inspector Wheeler reports failures and notes similar neglect by Barber Asphalt on the same stretch.

Board of Works Seat- Ue Electric Company First Avenue King and Atlantic Streets Thompson Wheeler Bell Street Dennyway Barber Asphalt Company Seattle Electric Company

Nog waiting Danish Baptist conference meets in Ballard

The Nog waiting-Danish Baptist church conference of Western Washington met for its annual convention with many visitors. The business portion will be continued today. In Ballard decoration day events are planned for May 30 with the Lieutenant Cushing post and Uniform Rank joining a parade of about 40 men led by General Plumber of Seattle. Fort Lawton soldiers will escort and fire a salute to the dead in Salmon Bay Park after the parade.

Cushing O. A Plumber Seattle Fort Lawton Salmon Bay Park

Tacoma Steel’s Marble Bay mine profits surge on Texada

Special to The Star Vancouver May The Tacoma Steel company operates Marble Bay on Texada island and shows strong returns. Last month 1380 tons of ore shipped with net profits after costs of 11000 for the month. Rich ore found between 400 and 500 foot levels with gold silver and copper values. Owners may gain control without additional cash. others seek stock interests but efforts are frustrated.

Vancouver B. C Tacoma Steel Company Texada Island Tte Marble Bay Tacoma

Council to Decide on Two New Clerks and Park Board Labor Share

The council must authorize two additional clerks requested by the Comptroller. A conference with the park board and city officials yesterday proposed the park board receive half the labor of one clerk. Approval from the council is still pending.

Council Linger Park Board

Will Talk City Hall

A brief note indicates City Hall will discuss a public matter. Details and agenda are not included in readable text.

City hall expansion plans face council review

Mayor Ballinger and the city advisory committee have debated a proposal to allocate 350000 dollars for a new city hall and 100000 dollars for a new municipal building. They will also consider combining with the county for a joint city hall and new court house on the same site and discussing George B. Kittinger’s offer to sell 120 square feet at Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street for 45000 dollars in installments.

Ballinger City Advisory Committee George B. Kittinger Fourth Avenue Jefferson Street

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