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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1905

Page

5

Shaw Play Sparks Citywide Protests at Garrick Theater

The Garrick Theater held the first New York showing of Bernard Shaw’s Mrs. Warren’s Profession, starring Arnold Daly and Miss Mary Shaw. Police and clergy denounced it as vile while thousands of women pressed for tickets, creating a chaotic scene as men and women jostled to view the controversial production.

Bernard Shawham New York Metropolis Shaw Lem Mra. Warren Maid Shaw New England Garrick Arnold Daly Bernard Shaw America Mary Shaw Anthony Comstock Garrick Theater Mr. Grer

Notable Bigamy Records From The 1900s Marriage Tangle

A chronicle lists repeated bigamy cases across the United States with dates from 1905 including Mary Frances Abrogast of New York married at two A.M. on New Year’s morning and arrested two days later, plus numerous men and women accused or convicted for multiple marriages and related offenses.

Mary Frances Abrogast New York W. R. Wood Adam Crapak Johann Hoch Chicago Josephine McGinnis Fox, Sullivan Ellicott John Sterfer Thos. Bruce Virginia Bar Geo. A. Witshoff Bert Allen Lesterville N. J Florence Forrest Paterson W. Pattin Plymouth Mass Leroy Binnicker

Local Grand Jury Sessions Open amid Smuggling and Indian Case Backlog

The United States grand jury convened in Judge Hanford's court Monday afternoon to hear smuggling and Indian cases. A protest by Beacon Hill Improvement at Monday night's meeting opposed a city property sale to raise funds. The council considers an ordinance to ban air safety items. city officials fear public health risks and misuse. A Bowdoin appointee fills a department chair at the University of Washington. A rummage sale supports the Degree of Honor No. F. W. and runs Thursday and Friday at Third and Pine.

United States Hanford Beacon Bill Heacon Hill Deanie Lahman Mamena School of Technology Bownell Assssin Unversity of Washington Nakros

Hill Wins Access to Cotton Belt Rail Line

Report says James J. Hill gained control of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad enabling plans to ship cotton to the Orient via the Pacific coast. The line operates thousands of miles with terminals in Galveston Antonio Shreveport and other cotton delta cities.

James J. Hill Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Pacific Coast Missouri, Kansan & Texas Op Erates Galveston Texa Antonio Shrevesport Fill Theorthern Central St. Louis Ineas City

Ivory shipment held for duty by customs officials

About three thousand dollars in ivory shipped from Alaska on the Victoria and consigned to F. Jorson of New York is held by customs. Officials question whether the material originated in Siberia and note Indian carved pieces among the lot. The shipment was en route from Nome to Beattie and then to New York when Washington ordered a hold.

Alaska Victoria F. Jorson New York Siberia Beattie Nome Washington Iveria Heartiag Alaska Territory

Pastor Haynes Urges Students to Find Life Purpose

Dr. Haynes of the First Baptist Church addressed university and high school students at their weekly assembly on Monday. He urged students to pursue a clear purpose in life, warning that without purpose they risk aimlessness and wasted potential.

Myron Haynes First Baptist Church

The Standard Way Rocker Sale Offer

The ad promotes weekly rockers and 72 bedroom suite patterns in stock. It highlights three-piece oval mirror dresser suites and other condition varied sets, priced as special weekly values with emphasis on affordability and complete ensembles.

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