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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1905

Page

5

John Arthur May Run In Mayoralty Race

John Arthur, a prominent Seattle figure, is repeatedly mentioned as a potential mayoral candidate. Political chatter notes his strong reputation, Mason membership, and bar association ties, though no solid nomination path has emerged. The piece discusses city county office routing and the strain on Mayor Ballinger amid shifting political maneuvering.

John Arthur May Arthur Seattle John Bar Associatian Sam Rathbun Rathbun Matt H. Gormley Gormley Otto Case D. G. Rudy Joan Hanna Ballinger

Mayor Faces Pressure From Gamblers And Business Elite

The new mayor attracts regular visits from council and business leaders while gambling interests push stock schemes and bribe-like appeals. Political workers and a wary public note his disinterest in ward politics as the gambling lobby withdraws.

Theatres Feature Mix of Openings and Returns

Richards and Pringle present Famous Georgian Minstrel at the Grand for four performances starting Thursday night. The Tiger Lilies offer Wednesday and Saturday matinees at Seattle. The Utoplane opens Sunday. Alice Johnson in The Marriage of Kitty appears at the Grand next Sunday and two following nights. When the Bell Tolls continues at Third Avenue theater with matinee Saturday and evening show. Happy Hooligan draws crowds at Third Avenue next Sunday. The White Cat premieres tonight at New Amsterdam in a lavish production hailed as costly and spectacular. Chiquita shines at the Star where schoolchildren attend a double performance Saturday.

Alice Johnson Kitty Third Avenue Theater New York New Amsterdam Theater

Taft selects site for Washington statue at state university

Sculptor Larado Taft chose a campus location for a Washington statue donated by the Rainier Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The 12 foot high figure will stand in the oval between the Administration building and dormitories. models will be reviewed by noted sculptors including Taft, with completion planned two years hence.

Larado Taft State University Washington Rainier Daughters of the American Revolution Hecomes Mr. Taft

Wife Too Modern Seeks Divorce Over Women's Rights

Arthur B. Crane of the United States signal corps filed for divorce in superior court claiming his wife has gone insane over women's rights clubs and conventions and repeatedly forgot to come home from talks.

Arthur B. Crane United States Signal Corps

Perry county honors Sheridan with unveiling of cavalry monument

In Somerset Ohio on November 2 a grand ceremony unveiled a handsome equestrian monument to Gen Phi Sheridan. The event drew a vast crowd and featured eminent state and national figures paying tribute to the famed cavalry leader.

Bomerset Ohio Perry County Gen- Phi Sheridan

University Team Returns From Idaho

Washington football team arrived home after a 8 to 0 loss at Moscow Idaho to the University of Idaho. Captain Middleton's field goals carried Idaho while Washington ends Christie and Smith shut down outside runs. Captain McDonald sustained a leg injury and will miss time.

Washington Moscow Idaho University of Idaho Middleton Christie Smith McDonald

engineers to locate pass for Pacific railroad in Cascade range

A party of 17 engineers led by civil engineer K. K. Kaney from Great Northern raffies will travel to Seattle Thursday to survey a pass through the Cascade mountains. They aim to locate a route for the new Pacific railroad, generally considered an extension of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line.

K. K. Kaney Great Northern Earo Sore Seattle Cascade Mountains New Pacific Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

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