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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
6
A theatre piece titled The James Hoye in Missouri is presented, drawing on exploits of notorious 19th century desperadoes. The company stages the work with a full cast and period setting, highlighting local interest in frontier era drama.
The article lists theater items featuring Russell and Drew as recurring performers in a melodrama with action scenes. It mentions upcoming showings including Chinatown Charity followed by Why Gina Leave Home opening the week of June 6.
The article notes wet conditions during Seattle team’s away stretch and hopes for better weather for tomorrow’s home game. The Turks return from Vancouver with the Beavers, sparking fan questions about the weatherman’s temper and a sunny turnout.
University of Michigan alumni plan monthly noon luncheons at the Commercial club rooms. The first Saturday of each month will host these gatherings led by Prof. J. G. Lull with aim to strengthen the alumni group through better acquaintance and reform.
Random city directory picks in The Star classifieds offer two free Majestic vaudeville tickets. Names listed in the ad could win, ensuring an always good show at the Majestic.
New York banker Charles W. Moras, serving a term in the Atlanta federal penitentiary, has been removed to the prison hospital today as he reportedly suffers from kidney trouble.
Ex Governor Milean C. Moore attacked Mallinger’s investigation as persecution at a Pioneers' Association meeting in Walla Walla. He urged immediate development of Alaska coal and water resources, arguing for a liberal bonus to encourage exploitation rather than reserving for future generations.
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