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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
5
A patrolman near Routh Seattle confronted a burglar attempting to break windows. The suspect fled as the officer fired but missed. the burglar disappeared before a second shot could be fired, leaving the chase unresolved.
A man was shot in a high school room at a hotel location. He arrived with a bullet wound to the left breast and lung. Police reported the man gave little detail, claiming the wound was accidental, as hospital staff treated him. The incident prompted police inquiries.
Fragmentary report notes prelaunch ceremonies for the battleship Satsuma at Yokosuka with the emperor to preside. The event marks a display of strength amid war talk, and observers comment on national morale and manhood themes.
The Leach Park event features music by Wagner with de Motic and sir providing entertainment. Gentlemen, Bic, and ladies are invited to enjoy the evening as rain clears.
The He Theaters present The Marriage of Kitty in a Grand Theatre premiere tomorrow. The production features a lighthearted plot and expected strong audience turnout in the city venue.
R G Cravein presents The Sign of the Cross at the Grand in a dramatic production praised for spectacular magnificence and lavish presentation similar to Mam Greet's London Lyric Theater company performance from London.
Seattle theater presents The Two Johns as next Sundays feature under Russel and Drew. Other shows include The Marriage of Kitty at the Grand tomorrow night and The Show Girl revival with prices rising to $1 for a husband in playful melodrama.
The play The Maryses of Bin receives strong support from all views with praise. No matinees are scheduled for today or tomorrow.
The comedian Marry Beresford presents a new comedy The Woman Mater at the Orand theater. Performances run next Sunday Monday and Tuesday nights with seat sales starting tomorrow morning.
Housiness at the Star theater this Week features Maxwell Dudley presenting the dainty singing comedietta For Sweet Charity with special scenery. Frank Montyn Kelley and H Calvert display a playset called Tom and Jerry. Other attractions are also offered.
D'Urbano national tour brings his 40 piece Italian band to the Coliseum at Third and James next Sunday afternoon and evening. He will be assisted by Mme Louise Clary for two sacred concerts and subsequent Sunday performances through the winter season. Baby incubators draw crowds and physicians to the Wonder land exhibit as the mechanism saves thousands of premature lives.
World renowned Italian director Leoncavallo brings La Scala Orchestra of 65 players and 10 vocalists from Milan to Grand Opera House for performances on November 24 25 and 26. The tour also features a Chickering Concert Grand supplied through John Cort and D Johnston Co with mail orders now open.
President Roosevelt and party arrived at Colon and later Panama City to meet with Amador and Bhonte of the canal commission. He granted a press interview noting a pleasant visit and plans to study the Jamaica labor question while in the region. The president began a sea voyage today aboard the ship Bhan and salutes were exchanged with the crew of the steamer Advance.
Secretary Reed received several communications from interested parties this morning. G. B. McGoogan the American consul at La Pas Mexico notes pearl fishery firms may display. Louie Kaiser consul at Magallan Mexico says he will interview the governor. Lady fell off street cars. Cause given improperly fitted glasses Johnson Optical Co will correct them and save.
John C. Butler Utah governor plans to urge legislators on a regional fair and provisional commission. Kala reports on press findings after a Woman's Suffrage delegate to February Chicago convention will seek to move the event to Seattle in 2006. Fisher Harris Ball Lake club secretary pledges service to boost the exposition. Dr C W Sharples secretary state medical examining board offers support for Seattle hosting the 2009 American Medical Association meeting.
D Urbano's Band and vocalist Madame Louise Clary will perform every Sunday afternoon and evening at the Colleaum during the winter season. The shows promise steady entertainment for local patrons throughout the colder months.
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