Porgy From Paris at the Grand in a Humorous Run
The musical comedy by George Ade offers at the Grand from Sunday for three nights and a Wednesday matinee. Two animated Frenchmen, M. Howard and M. Folies-Bergere, from the Franco American league, pursue Mile. Fleurette Caramelia in pantomime with identical dress and synchronized entrances. Their repeated appearances, aided by a signaling musical cue, generate much amusement.
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Porgy
Paris
George Ade
M. Howard
M. Folies-Bergere
Franco-American League
Mile
Fleurette Caramelia
Percy
Theatres Show Schedule at Seattle Venues
The Avenue theater hosts A Broken Heart and Zinns Travesty company is set for Seattle.Utopians close Saturday night with local amateurs performing Sunday and Monday.Later the Parisian Belles appear in Seattle next week for a sequence of performances.
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Seattle
Capabliitt
Character of Oswald in Ghosts Presented
Oswald emerges as a central figure in the Ghosts presentation with a focus on his moral conflicts and social stance. The performance centers on his responses to familial expectations and societal judgment, shaping the play’s dramatic tension.
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Oswald
Urbano's Royal Italian Band To Play Two Concerts
Grand week after next the Urbano's Royal Italian Band will present two concerts at Madison Park Pavilion one in the afternoon and one in the evening. The band is described as born for the part and the events will proceed rain or shine in a comfortably heated pavilion.
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Urbano
Royal Italian Band
Madison Park Pavillion
Lee Cunliffe Sentenced for $100000 Theft
Pittsburg Pa. Lee Cunliffe was sentenced this morning to six years in the penitentiary for stealing one hundred thousand dollars from the Adame Press Company.
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Pittsburg
Lee Cunliffe
Adame Press Company
Five Dogs Poisoned in Mih and Denny District
A resident reports five valuable dogs poisoned in Mih and Denny area within ten days. Police are told of a strong suspect and say an arrest information soon. A $100 reward is offered.
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Mih and
Denny
Meat market proprietor warns of thefts in Broadway area
Proprietor Walls of a meat market at 1606 Broadway says he lacks police protection as thieves daily threaten his business. A four-piece bacon theft occurred Thursday night in a mysterious manner, supported by local residents who call for more patrols. Chief Delaney says extra officers are needed but the force cannot be increased until January 1.
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Broadway
Walls
Raria Avis
Delaney
Miners threaten strike stance over new wage talks
A Shamokin dispatch to the Evening Telegraph reports miners in the Lackawanna Schuylkill and Lehigh districts through delegates to the United Mine Workers convention to begin December 11 will refuse to be bound after April 1 by a renewal of the anthracite strike commission award unless operators agree to the union becoming a signatory party.
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Philadelphia
Shamokin
Dvening
Lackawanna, Schuylkill
Lehigh Coal
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Roosevelt
Jury verdict in Kenyon student death case
Coroner Scarborough reports the jury found that Stuart Pierson was killed during an initiation into the D E B fraternity and that Pierson wandered toward a railroad track. The case involves Kenyon College and the Mt Vernon incident last November.
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MT. Vernon
Scarborough
Stuart Peirson
Kenyon College
Pierson
Oil price cuts slide across regions today
Pittsburg report says Standard Oil cut crude oil prices by 3 cents in the east and 2 cents in the west today marking a notable midweek change in the market.
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Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Sult between Diemond Joe Costen and partners sparks betting dispute
A report from Los Angeles details tensions among horsemen bookmakers and gamblers. The judge described relations as structured around a sure thing plan where races are rigged and only "suckers" attempt to beat the game.
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A Nordwell
Los Angeles
Joe” Costen
F J. Gorman
Poten Gambiers
Eidge
Danner Files Demur on Nationality Rule For Road Plan
By his attorney W. H. Danner serves a demurrer to Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh claiming the law is class legislation. Danner argues the poll tag excludes city residents while affecting rural dwellers in the country.
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An . W
Danner
Mackintosh
Open year away Yakima reservation to settlers
The Yakima reservation of 600000 acres will be opened to settlers in a year, says government Indian agent Jay Lynch. Irrigation work is advancing rapidly with 100000 acres irrigated at a cost to the government of $375000.
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Yakima
Jay Lynch
M Inidian
German Central committee selects school director and reviews German instruction
Charles Osner was unanimously chosen as school director by the German Central committee. Aaberg the Norwegian German instructor may stay to teach beginners while advanced classes require a native German teacher. In federal court, Bachum Bissel and Whitney of the Monroe Monitor face indictment for a prohibited prize contest advertisement. Odessa Kishineff jail riot ends with troops killing twenty. Two Friday meetings in Highton Ballard discuss annexation with lively debate in Seattle and surrounding areas.
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Charles Osner
A. Aaberg
Berg Willl
Federal
Grand
L. W. Bachum
Biroy C. Bissel
L. C. Whitney
Monroe Monitor
Monitor
Post Office Department
Highton Ballard
Men Ment
Seattle
Inlard
Kingston Fans See First Baseball Game Of Season
Kingston residents witnessed a local baseball exhibition featuring rival crews, a Caribbean crowd filling the stands, and a notable player eager to speak, as Page 6 notes.
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Kingston
Jamaica
T Cams
Cruisers Vet
Yankee
The Jar of Cobhin and Its Effects on Coughing
A historical note describes hammer blows breaking rock as a metaphor for persistent coughing. It claims Ayer's Cherry Pec toral stops the herd coughing and advises consulting a doctor freely about this remedy.
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Ayer
Queen Anne Improvement Club to Meet on Beattle Franchise
The Queen Anne improvement club will hold a special meeting Monday night at Queen Annecy Garfield to consider the franchise recently asked for by Beattle Electric Company.
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Queen Anne
Questioning Seattle electric franchise after route change
In Queen Anne area debate over Kinnear streetcar route, citizens question if Seattle Electric forfeited its franchise by diverting cars from the king route. The issue hinges on franchise terms and potential restoration of former service amid public complaints. A separate note reports St Louis special grand jury sworn on government charges against Senator Burton.
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Seattle Electric Company
Kinnear Park
Queen Anne
Kinnear
Denny Way
Mercer At
ST. Louis, Mo
Burton
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Deafness Relief
An old advertisement claims a cure for catarrh will restore hearing and offer one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured. It promotes a remedy from CHENEY & CO in Toledo and urges sending for a circular with details and testimonials.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dyrugetsta
Conati
First Meeting of Valdez Dock & Warehouse Trustees
Notice states the first meeting of the Board of Trustees Stockholders and interested parties of the Valdez Dock & Warehouse Company is at room 742 New York building Seattle King County Washington at 9 o clock a m December 1905 Dated Seattle November 11 1905 Alfred Biles Trustee of the Valdez Dock Warehouse Company
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Valdez Dock & Warehouse Company
Valdez Dock & Warehouse ‘Company
Valdez Deck & Warehouse Company
New York Building
Seattle
King County
State of Washington
Washington
Alfred B.iles
Valdes Dock @ Warehouse Company
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