The Columbia Portland Opening and Theatre Lineup
The new Independent theater in Portland named the Columbia will open July 1 with Mrs. Leslie Carter. After Portland she will perform in Seattle in Kaat Lynne. Third Avenue theater reports strong summer audiences and new pricing. The Alcasar ends The Two Orphans run tonight, then The Girl From Albany returns with Ed Redmond company. My Partner drama follows on Tuesday alongside Autum n Leaves.
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Portland
Columbia
Leslie Carter
Alcasar
Ed Redmond
Albany
Theatre notes on homeless play selection and major cast moves
The Third Avenue theater selected a title for a new homeless play based on a week of judging led by Charten Mietohber from 41 Pike street. Industry chatter notes Anna Welds coast tour extended to July 2 and Tyrone Power slated for a return next season amid varied casting moves and production plans across major companies.
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Third Avenue Theater
Charten Mietohber
Pike Street
Lawrerfee Russell
Rail boom in Orient as Lind reports Canton-Nankow line
Joseph Lind, ex-Northern Pacific official now with the Canton Nankow railway, writes that the Chinese railway in China is thriving with about 6690 passengers daily. The Canton to Patehan line serves local riders who travel back and forth until funds run out. Lind, superintendent of transportation, says freight service will begin soon as several miles of track are under construction.
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Joseph Lind
Northern Pacific Railroad
Canton-Nankow
China
Orient
Canton
Fpatehan
Fred B. Sander
Seattle
Everett
Sander
Ballard
Mayor Promises Seattle Moral Model for Other Cities
Mayor Ballinger spoke at the meeting and pledged to enforce laws, with the police chief aiding, to make Seattle a wholesome example for the nation. He highlighted nuisance ordinances and urged uniform enforcement across cities amid a general discussion.
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Ballinger
H#ectological society
Seattle
Heattle
Nome Gold Rush Stirs Stampede to Kobuk Section
A Nome telegram reports a big strike of gold quartz at Kobuk prompts a stampede heading toward the area. The rush began three weeks ago as a pay streak of placer gold near Pink Creek, Nome, rivals Klondike finds.
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Nome
Kobuk
Pink Creek
Klondike
Loggers Confer on Industry Outlook and Camp Closures
Trustees of the Washington Logging and Brokerage company met in the Oriental Building to discuss industry conditions and possible actions. The current shutdown of camps may extend past July 1 amid unresolved conditions in shingle and saw mills. John M. Powell pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to five years in prison. Construction begins next week on the new 27,700 dollar Bellingham school building to be ready for the next term.
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Washington Logging and Brokerage Company
Oriental Building
Pacific Northwest
John M. Powell
Everett
Bellingham
How a Big Oak Grew From a Little Acorn
Six years ago a snail circuit arrived in Battle in a single railroad car with a small tent. Norris & Rowe presented a show catering to children, expanding to 20 cars with a full square of tents. The program grew to include elephants, camels, llamas, lions, seals, acrobats, and a Melford family trio performing many feats. Highlights include dog stunts and dancing elephants. The Norris & Rowe circus opens a three day engagement on Monday May 30 with a big Memorial Day parade at 1 p.m. from the show grounds.
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Norris & Rowe
Melford
Norris & Rowe Circus
City Comptroller Sees Net City Liabilities in 1908 Report
City Comptroller Riplinger presented the 1908 report and forecast that city liabilities could be reduced to 159 285 by 1919. He cites limited income and stresses prudent finance and not overextending the city. He urges funds for retirement before contracts or purchases and calls for careful management of available funds.
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Riplinger
Water Carnival at Manhattan Beach May 21 1904
The Olympic Athletic Club presents a Transatlantic Water Carnival and Vaudeville show at the former Yacht Club House in West Seattle. The program includes a merry-go-round, ferris wheel, dancing pavilion, aquatic sports, pantomime troupe acts, a fine restaurant and rides. Tickets are available at local drug stores with free ferry both ways and seatings for vaudeville and carnival events.
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West Seattle
Olympic Athletic Club, Inc
Harry Cole
Post Office
Zic
Water Carnivel
Constable Constantine identified in Yukon river victim list
The body recovered from the Yukon river was identified as Alphonse Constantine, the fourth and last victim linked to Jabelle and Fournier. Letters found on Constantine confirmed his identity. the body had been in the river for two years and his skull was crushed with valuables missing.
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Dawson
Y. T
Yukon River
Alphonse Constantine
Jabelle
Fournier
Riley Gets Two Years For Larceny From Person
Charles Riley was sentenced by Superior Judge Tullman to two years in the penitentiary after conviction for larceny from the person. The jury recommended mercy. Riley allegedly stole $39 from T. Mannaud while the latter was drunk. He claimed he took the money for safekeeping and intended to return it.
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Charles Riley
Tullman
Riley
T. Mannaud
Dentists' Holiday Convention Clam Bake Set
The Washington State Dental Society closed its convention with an excursion and clam bake at Pleasant Beach. Delegates enjoyed a smoker and entertainment at the Hotel Washington hosted by Dr Burkhart. Madison Park pavilion hosts a grand ball Sunday night.
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Washington State Dental Society
Pleasant Beach
Hotel Washington
Burkhart
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