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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1911

Page

8

Mapleine shipment to Boston cited by local merchants

Local merchants note that Crescent Manufacturing ships 2000 cases of Mapleine valued at 20000 to Boston, proving the city can supply demand. A steamer’s wake broke a cable lifting the sunken Tampico, allowing it to slip and take on water again. Moore Investment bought the southwest corner of West and Borenavy from Thomas Carstens for 40000. Seattle college students presented a creditable Santiago at the Moore, and an informal gathering for the Seattle Prefontaine Knights of Columbus opens this evening.

Boston Crescent Manufacturing Company Tampico Moore Investment Company West Borenavy Thomas Carstens

Blockaded Passes and Maritime Incidents Across Nations

May 30 1861 dispatches report the Brooklyn and Powhatan blockading passes near New Orleans with the schooner Mary Clinton captured for cargo profits. The Edrie schooner seized in Canadian waters. Destruction Island fog leads to Missourian locating Umatilla reef by submarine bell. Washington warns penalties for tariffs filings by June 9. Everett reports electrocution death while repairing a line. New York notes a disputed marriage and census Alaska population. Oakland reports memory loss en route from Buffalo to Seattle. Other items include a Oklahoma jury verdict on buttermilk, a Cleveland elopement, a suicide attempt, a large funeral hearse, bankruptcy filing, and Harvard bequest for travel abroad. Yale expedition seeks Inca ruins in Peru.

Birthday Party for Mabel Hite Draws Kansas City Lights

The Kansas City, actress Mabel Hite celebrates her 26th birthday with a jolly party attended by baseball fans and theatrical figures. Memories of Mike Donlin, the Giants star, loom as a bright tie between sports and stage in this festive note.

Mabel Hite Kansas City Mike Donlin Mabel Mike

Consent Needed to Move Gen. John A. Sutter’s Body

Washington reports that two relatives residing in Mexico must consent to transfer the body of Gen. John A. Sutter from Lititz Pennsylvania where he is interred to Fort Sutter California.

Washington Mexico Johbh A. Sutter Lilitz Fort Sutter

Seattle considers site for juvenile detention home

The Wardall resolution offering 15 acres on Beacon Hill to the county for a detention building was referred to the harbors and public grounds committee. Some members favor a 10 acre tract instead of 15.

Seattle Wardall Beacon Hill Harbors and Public Grounds Committee

City Council Adopts Resolution on 150 Condemnation Cases

The council, without committee referral, asks the city engineer and corporation counsel for all information on 150 condemnation cases pending in court. A temporary wooden trestle on 12th Ave will be replaced next year by a steel superstructure.

Corporation Counsel

Orpheum Theatre Highlights and Acts Review

Theatre notes from the Orpheum and Pantages circuits recounts scenes and acts. Edward Abele and Charlotte Lander are teased figures while German comedy stars discuss politics and real estate. The Bellelaire brothers Adonis and The Fellow and the Girl on the Bench perform. Albert Hole sings briefly. The Lon dons Ace aerial act and Poor Dancing Huge impress. Jackson's Honeymoon and Pearl and Roth offer acts. Pantages bills feature the Fadettes Poston orchestra and Frank McRae with Will Hart and others ending with music and dancing.

Orpheum Edward Abeleos Charlotte Lander Bill Shakespeare Abeles Lander Raymond Caverly Steen Bellelaire Brothers Adonis Jarvis Harrison the Majestic Lew Hawkins Londons Caron Herbert Jackson Sommers Storke Pearl Roth

City moves to consolidate phone systems in West Seattle

The city council adopted a resolution to compel Independent Telephone Co to install service in a West Seattle territory. A franchise clause requires service for 10 or more potential customers within a mile radius, which was met by applicants but denied due to lack of funds. The issue was referred to the council after appeals to the public utilities department failed.

Independent Telephone Co West Seattle Public Utilities Department Council

Britishier Gets One of Our June Brides

A brief item notes a British couple securing a June wedding arrangement with attention to the husband’s speech as a notable moment of the ceremony.

Public Works Board to Let Garbage Contracts Tomorrow

The board of public works will open bids for garbage collection contracts that will run until the city can take over the service. Protests continue citywide against planned incinerator construction. William Haney of Worthington Indiana attempted suicide in three ways. his wife stopped a revolver, a bartender blocked poisoned beer, and a policeman pulled him from car tracks.

Board of Public Works William Haney Worthington Ind

Former Senator Davis Granted Divorce Over Silent Spouse

Lincoln Davis, former state senator and owner of the Diller hotel, obtained a divorce after his wife Edna Dunmore Davis refused companionship and spoke to him for days. Mrs. Davis, living in Spokane, denied the charges and resumed her maiden name.

Lincoln Davis Davis Edna Dunmore Spokane Diller

No Foreign Name for American Song Bird

Henry W. Sav age has selected her for the title role in the opera The Girl From the Golden West to be presented in English next season on tour. No fancy names for this youngest of American prima donnas, not even a Mile or Mme. It’s the voice, not the name, that brings fame, says Miss Showalter.

Henry W. Savage Golden West Mme Miss Showalter

Took Dynamite to School

BROKEN BOW Neb May 36 Jimmy Sloggett nine years old will be taken to the reform school tomorrow by his father a laboring man of this place Here is what Jimmy has done in the last few weeks Took a revolver to school and shot at the teacher who had reprimanded him the day before Two days later appeared at the schoolhouse with a stick of dynamite and was with difficulty prevented from blowing up the building Hid in the warehouse of a grocery store and threatened to stab the clerk who ordered him out Broke into a confectionery store Sunday and robbed it of tobacco and candy The boy professes no regret for any of his acts

Broken Bow Jimmy Sloggett Reform School Jimmy

Drowned 13-year-old Ora Richardson in Kansas River

Ora Richardson, 13, of the Kansas Masonic Home, drowned in the Arkansas River at Wichita after slipping into a deep sand-pump hole. Onlookers, older boys, laughed when he cried for help as he struggled in the water.

Wichita Kas Ora Richardson Kansas Masonic Home Arkansas River

Ostermoor Mattresses in Stock at Varied Sizes and Prices

List shows full size Ostermoor mattresses in several tickings and weights with prices from 15.00 to 19.00, offered as one or two part sets. Itemized options include blue and white ticking tan striped ticking blue art ticking satin striped ticking and French edge. Peete pear Wiese.

Ostermoor Peete Pear Wiese Russia

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