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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
2
An editorial memorializes James Randisco a ten year old boy killed by a city train in New York. It contrasts his quiet bravery with the harshness of big town life and praises his devotion to his mother and school books. The piece laments his loss and commends mother loving boys who stay brave and tender.
The Belle of New York sails into the Grand for a three night engagement with its bright music lyrics by Hugh Morton and a lavish cast led by Floye ay Jamesing and Ned Nya. The show features notable songs and a strong chorus with new dress and scenic equipment. Herrmann Herrmann closes his Grand engagement tonight. Robson returns for The Comedy of Errors and The Henrietta previews forthcoming appearances. Hello Bil arrives next weekend with Warde Company at Seattle Theatre.
The era of Henry Guy Carleton's Venetian drama The Lion's Mouth stars Herman as lead in a lavish production praised for its beauty and power. Lost River recounts the Indiana mystery with Paul di No vara and Linora in a tale of rebellion romance and justice. Florence Roberts and company close at Seattle with Lady Uravia as the touring bill shifts to Portland.
The Sunday church listing notes services at multiple congregations including Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, Trinity, North Seattle Baptist, Mt Zion Baptist, German and Immanuel Lutheran, and Catholic parishes. Highlights include sermons on eternal life, sin, and resurrection with various times through the day. a Teosophical Society gathering. and a brief note on a traffic accident involving Cecil Ryan of Twenty Twentieth Avenue.
The Linemen's union gains same hours and wages as Sunset Tel Co after a nearly three week strike. Beginning Monday, linemen employed by Independent Tel will earn 3.25 for eight hours instead of 8 for nine. The demand was presented Nov. 7 and approved by Manager Claypool. Dancing classes by Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall Monday and Friday evenings with private lessons daily.
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