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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1903
Page
3
The article previews upcoming Seattle stage offerings at the Grand Third Avenue and Seattle theater including commedie and opera companies. It highlights performances featuring Sis Hopkina Jot and the Neill Moreneco troupe with Miss Lillian Kemble and Maude Allison, plus plans for Minnie from Minnesota and Mr Pickwick. It notes dates, venues, and key performers such as Rudolph and Adolph, Florodora, and The Toreador.
The leading woman Viola Allen headlines the Neill Morose company next week at Seattle’s popular price run of In the Palace of the King. Manager Howe promises a complete and satisfying performance equal to that given by Viola Allen at higher prices. The company has scored prior success with this play. Lil Man Kemble stars as Dolores with William Corbett as Don Juan and Thomas Oberle as King Phillip II. The week closes with a matinee and the Yon Yonson show at Third Avenue theater.
Crane's Employment Agency at 112 West Main Street reports a flood of calls from lumber camps coal mines government contractors railroad work and more. Hundreds have found positions but dozens of good jobs remain open across all trades from common labor to skilled mechanics in Seattle and surrounding areas.
Cruisers New York and Bennington depart from the U S Navy Yard on Sunday with boats leaving piers at 9 and 10 am and 1 16 pm and 4 36 pm.
The Star offers a series of prizes for the five best definitions of a kiss. First prize is five dollars in gold, second four dollars, third three, fourth two, and fifth one dollar. Short definitions are preferred if they convey a clear mental picture.
The Star runs a kiss definitions contest for subscribers. Dozens of humorous and varied replies pour in, with quotes and jokes from readers as to what a kiss means. Over 600 responses arrive in two days as readers speculate on the nature and price of a kiss and await more definitions and a six dollar prize daily.
Omara Nebraska November 7. Postmaster Crowe says Clara Coffin, heiress and daughter of East Orange millionaire Ranard Coffin, tells a hypnotic abduction story. She claims an old woman with no black eyes enforced the escape and she was later taken toward a train before memory faded.
The Post reports Lord Stanten, recently named postmaster general, and the Earl of Caverd, financial secretary of the treasury, ready to resign their positions.
Piret Peete new M A Matthews presents Three Sensible es at 7 pm and The Tenderfoot wigete at Westminster Presbyterian Rev a M Wilson preaches at 11 am The Husbandmen's rtunity at 7 35 pm How Men are the Children of the Devil Lane Street Presbyterian Rev F L Forbes offers Concerning the Collection at 11 am 7 30 pm The Parable of the Savior St Mark's Rev J P D Jawyd delivers the sermon
The schedule lists sermons and lectures at Unitarian churches including Rev. W. D. Simmons with topics on evolution and the meaning of victory, and Evangelist Burne at 1l a.m. In Roman Catholic parishes St Marys, Our Lady of Good Help, Sacred Heart, and Immaculate Conception endorse masses from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., with Sunday school, benediction, and various sermon times noted.
The Seattle Spiritual association at Pythian hall and First and Pike’s lyceum host afternoon talks by Rev. Lote Prior at 1 PM and 7 30 PM with public invitation. The Theosophical Society Seattle lodge presents at 1 PM a talk on The Nature of Theosophical Evidence. The Society of Psychic Research lectures at Christensen's hall at 1 50 PM on Austro-masonic science topics.
A compact notice promotes a free want ads service under the Classified Bee brand. The item highlights no cost postings and aims to attract readers seeking to place or browse free advertisements locally.
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