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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
5
The article describes a tense yet hopeful mood around the U S fleet visit to Japan. Officials from both nations discuss diplomacy and possible conventions to secure peace, while residents note a restrained but curious atmosphere in Tokyo and Yokohama.
Primary elections held today for city offices with Citizens and Socialist tickets. Candidates listed include Vormeyer Citizens James Brady LPA, W H Cook Allen Theorge Senener A L Waddin for city treasurer W H Schumacher L Ange ey clerk CT Rosmary Allan WP Fonneeon me Kingdom times Second ward Citizens Howell Cind C-2.
Social notes detail wedding plans for Mr and Mrs McAdams and Mr Vincent returns from their wedding trip. A 14 cover luncheon at the University Club honors the couple with floral violets and bride roses. A book party for General Stimeen and guests at the New Washing-ton venue precedes a public tea at Mrs Fulton’s home. The Finney concert features Mile Sigrid Westerlind with pianist Frens Boyd Weita.
A mixed review of the week’s variety show featuring May mond Caverly, Millman City performances, Somersacite and Diercies dancing, Salancing stamps by Hiesett Scott, and appearances by Happy Sac Jae, Frank Badner, Lottie Vincent, Felice Morris, Bassett, and Boytd en. The piece notes vivacious acts, moving pictures, and moral themes amid light entertainment.
Inquiries answer that opening concert for the Sunday afternoon series at the Moore will be at the box office next Friday morning. Dolph and Susie Levine perform a classic sketch while Paterson Bronce Art statues draw crowds. Pantages Theatre hosts a bustling program with acrobats, dancers, and films to crowds standing at the entrance.
A large audience enjoyed The Medieine Mn musical comedy by It Weateon & Co with popular songs and a moving picture. The feature drew praise for its dramatic finale and the show is described as the week’s top attraction at 10 and 80 cents.
The Grand theatre features Greed this week in a strong musical style. Beattie Meatree presents Too Proud to Hem a melodrama drawing crowds with action and thrills. Third Avenue theatre offers When the Tell ers with faithful depictions of Russian oppression, plus colorful scenes and bright costumes.
National Conservation of Resources Commission sent notices for a second meeting in Washington with governors or representatives and a general meeting for December 1 to organize the Conservation Commission. The discussions will cover summer and fall work of the commission. In Baston Pennsylvania a Jap official Terenu Yano Utewnomiya was found dead with a deep throat knife wound in a house cellar. her husband was arrested.
Guthrie Oklahoma January 16 authorities reported the arrest of a bookkeeper named Rehmake in connection with a bank robbery at Falite in Lincoln county. The report proved to be an error and the arrest did not occur.
Nev city court heard Che Whiting admit embezzling ninety nine percent from the Palace restaurant draw in April while custodian. the pioneer Che Whiting was brought before the court for larceny by embezzlement.
Honolulu news reports the Kahuku wireless station intercepted a message from a wireless station in Japan in a November front page quip.
A medical notice endorses a whiskey concoction mixed with glycerine and Concentrated pine for consumption. The recipe calls for half pint whiskey, two ounces glycerine, and half ounce pine product, dosed every four hours. Druggists supply ingredients and the pine comes in half ounce airtight tins labeled Concentrated.
James Gaches a wealthy La Conner pioneer died of apoplexy at his home Sunday night. A native of England, he came to La Conner from Australia in 1873 and worked in farming and general merchandising. He served on the school board and town council. Survived by a widow four children Harold La Conner George H Seattle Samuel F Mania and Mrs D S Richardson San Francisco and a brother George Seattle. Funeral at First Baptist Church next Friday.
An advertisement explains coughing results from airway irritation and promotes a homemade mixture of Virgin Oil of Pine compound, glycerine, and whisky. It claims a teaspoonful every four hours clears a cold in a day and notes the product is sold in half ounce vials by Leach Chemical Co in Cincinnati.
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