Play Folk in Seattle at Haverty’s Minstrels
Review notes Haverty’s Minstrels in Seattle presenting a minstrel show with Wilson and Peron Somers leading a strong cast. Describes makeup and acts including George Frank Young Johnnie Ewor Young and Van Deene's orchestra. Mentions Master Charles Richards and a troupe praised for entertainment value amid era stereotypes.
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Averly
Minastrela
Metropolis
Wilson
Peron Somers
George Frank Young
Johnnie Ewor Young
van Deinee
Charles Richards
London to near Broadway: 19th century stage lineup vivid
A jumble of names and show listings from a Se theater program announces Florence Moverts in Zara and Semille with Yon Yonson on Avenue theater, plus Noah Vare and A Poor Relation at Grand, Fiddie Dee Dew, and other acts.
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Camille
David
Dumas
Setheater
Florence Moverts
Zara
Semille
Roberts
Sapho
Magda
Third Avenue
Mnet
Han
Severs
Gus
Nelse Erickson
Erickson
Noah Vare
Smith Russell
Vaudeville Troupe Delights Audiences With Song and Sketches
Col Elena Am and George A Piker joined a lively program featuring Mother Ingle with a rich baritone encore, Digan in minstrel style, and Egan student sketches. Pearl Stanley and Carrie Carkeek performed Almost Reparation with polished teamwork.
Socialist Labor Ticket Representatives in Congress
Socialist Labor Party tickets list representatives in Congress including WEHELEY L JONES FRANCIS W CUSHMAN WILLIAM FB HUMPHREY Sheriff JOHN WOODING GEORGE F COTRRILL CO R HOLCOMB FRANK Ji COLE WM J HOAG and others on the ballot. The notice identifies party candidates and offices to be filled.
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George F. Cotrrill CO
R. Holcomb
Frank Ji. Cole
Socialist ticket names for electors and representatives
Socialist ticket lists Thomas Neill, Jeneé C. Martin, McCormick, Hans P. Jorgensen as representatives in Congress and party nominees. The brief item notes the lineup of candidates under the Socialist banner.
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Jenee C. Martin
Wm, McCormick
Hans P. Jorgensen
Prohibition Ticket Names Expanded Across Regions
A long list of Prohibition party candidates declared for various offices including county treasurer clerk prosecuting attorney assessor coroner and multiple state and local positions. The roster spans Seattle and surrounding precincts with numerous first and last names associated with the ticket and district designations.
Busy Month Reveals Coroner’s 33 Death Investigations
Coroner Moye reports 33 deaths investigated last month including 11 linked to the Lawcon mine disaster and a single homicide case.
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Moye
Lawcon
Counterfeiters Captured in San Francisco Ring
Federal officers captured two men on counterfeiting charges. They allegedly circulated a large quantity of bogus half dollars, with coins found on them. The suspects named themselves Vared Jane and Harry Peterson, traced from Seattle, believed to have laundered thousands of dollars in the Pacific Northwest.
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Harry Peterson
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Suffocating Gas Tragedy Claims Valley Shaft Workers
A late night gas incident at a shaft on Fourth Avenue left four men dead. Workers loaded a vest on a new jewel and returned to the shaft where conditions suffocated them, with rescue attempts proving futile.
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Fourth Avenue
Dancing Classes Offered by Professor Wileen at Ranke Mol
Dancing classes led by Professor Wileen at Ranke Mol occur Monday and Friday evenings. Private lessons are available through Gully.
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Wileen
Ranke Mol
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