Burgeoning Trial Raises Relations Rumors in Adams Bradley Case
Exclusive details describe Mrs Bradley accusing Mrs Adams and Senator Brown of an affair to influence marriage plans. The mother of two children seeks redress as legal proceedings loom. Jail guards monitor Bradley due to fragile health and potential outbursts over the sensational case.
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Annie
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Ry Peel
Utah
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Hivelihood
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Hrown
Annie Adams
The College Widow At Amusements Theater
The Call Widow and The College Widow are presented with a lively college atmosphere and witty lines. Henry W. Savage’s company brings back familiar actors and adds capable new members to meet the prior standard. The College Widow is praised by many as a standout production.
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Call Widow
Henry W. Savage
The College Widow at the Grand All Week
The College Widow will be seen at the Grand all week as a lively production from George Ade. The show follows his slangy wit and money making note while actors perform in a Seattle burlesque scene expected to draw crowds.
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George Ade
Delare
George
Winter vaudeville mix at Seattle stages draws audiences
A Seattle theater page notes a varied bill with The Yankee Regent, a French play The Man Who Dared and a fresh Christian adaptation at Lois theater. Performers include Clara Hergers in top form, Laurette Taylor delivering a villainess turn, and a lively collection of vaudeville acts at Coliseum Pantages and other venues.
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Seattle
Clara Hergers
Taylor
Third Avenue
Laurette ‘Taylor
Lois Theater
the Christian
Hal Caine
Aileen May
Glory Quale
John Storm
Wm. C Rauman
Stage bill debuts at Stiff and Lyric theaters
The Stiff theater opens with a new act list headlined by Creasy to on the Stage and Lewis Lake company. The Lyric theater at town presents a fresh weekly bill running from today through next Monday with a family friendly theme and ten male patrons urged to bring their families. Acts include Jilian Fisher Grace Huntington Harry Keenan & Co Al Watson & Co J. B. King and Vena Aberdeen.
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Lowis Lake Company
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Five Bullys
Joe Honner
Lyric Theater
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Jilian Fisher
Grace Huntington
Harry Keenan & Co
al Watson & Co
J. B. King
Vena
Trolley Conductor Killed InRear-End Collision
Frank B. Lyon 27 a conductor on a Youngstown car was crushed when a Queen Anne car driven by Motorman L A Stuckley crashed into his from the rear. Lyon died instantly. Stuckley was detained then released as an inquest set for tomorrow morning.
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Youngstown
L. A. Stuckley
Lyon
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Stuckley
Carroll
Five ringleaders of international spies arrested in Toulon
Five leaders of a suspected international espionage ring were seized by special detectives in Toulon. Authorities recovered a large batch of papers and, after thorough examination, believe the group has long trafficked naval and military secrets. Local officers notified Premier Clemenceau of the arrests.
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Toulon
International Apies
Navy
Clemenceau
Big Strike In Sight Across Rail Unions
Chicago November 11 Twenty five thousand switchmen from the Switchmen's Union of North America demand a six cent hourly raise promised by the roads. The action drew support from the Order of Railway Telegraphers and Freight Handlers, totaling 36 000 and 46 000 members respectively, who insist the increase be granted or a strike will follow.
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Switchmen's Union of North America
Knox presidential boom to launch after Congress convenes
Brief notes report the Knox boom set to be launched by Pennsylvania's congressional delegation after congress opens. Nicaragua, Honduras and San Salvador sign a peace treaty, while Chicago advices note a heavy snow spread in the Midwest. Thirty million dollars in gold moves across the Atlantic to New York. A New York merchant’s butler, John Pijortin, accidentally shoots Paul G. Jr. and then commits suicide. Paul G. Jr. is seriously wounded but not expected to die.
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Honduras
San Salvador
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Manufacturer to establish branch factory near O'Brien
G. H. Cunningham, a waterproof fabrics maker, plans a branch factory in the city. He states 20 acres of land have been acquired near O'Brien for the site. A Seattle and San Francisco backed company with 260, capital is forming to run the plant.
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G. HH. Cunningham
Visitors Fill Pulpits at Conference Attendance
Twenty one visiting Methodist ministers attended the conference here and occupied pulpits around the city yesterday. A. B. Goodsell preached at the University church and delegates visited Tacoma to preach there.
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Peng
KB. A. Goodsell
University Church
Tacoma
Italian public works minister dies in Rome cancer death
Emanuel Gian turco, Italy's minister of public works, died in Rome yesterday after a cancer battle. He was born in 1857. In France, at Ste Etienne, seven miners were killed when a mine elevator cable broke last night.
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Emanuel Gianturco
Ste. Etienne
France
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