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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
4
Moore presents The Kissing Girl at Grand Mile while Pavlova and Russian dancers perform. The Man on the Power of Money plays at unspecified venue. Alhambra shows Jack Sheppard the Bandit King. Orpheum Majestic and Pantages vaudeville circuits run major acts.
A 17 year old girl Catherine Hogan and her 15 year old sister were attacked on a Brooklyn street. Catherine delivered a stiff uppercut to deter the assailant and led to Patrolman McCarthy. The intruder left before police arrived. In Chicago, the federal government filed its answer to a petition by indicted Chicago packers seeking a venue change from Judge Landis to the US circuit court.
English aviator Claude Grahame White protests the Belmont Park meet award for the fastest flight from Helmount Park to the Statue of Liberty and return. The prize of ten thousand dollars was awarded to Moisant, with Eva Dyer, a 15 year old runnaway, returned to her North Yakima parents after being caught in New York.
An article extols a simple cure for catarrh of the stomach claiming digestion is improved after meals. It describes symptoms such as bloating sour risings and gas and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe and effective. A Chicago testimonial from K S Workman asserts full relief after one box.
The Bulg arian dancers Pavlova and Mordkin drew a jammed Grand audience for their first of three Seattle performances. Initial reserve gave way to admiration as Pavlova’s grace and Mordkin’s strength impressed amid a 40 piece orchestra conducted by Theo dor Stier. The program opened with The Legend of Aslayde and included eight or nine character dances before Giselle in two acts later tonight.
Santa Barbara Cal Nov 16 authorities investigate the mysterious burning of the bark Ensign which went ashore twenty miles west of Santa Barbara nearly two years ago The vessel the Wyecune has lain on the strand despite owners efforts to float her
An acetylene plant mishap in an unnamed location caused about 20000 dollars in loss. In Tacoma the annual newsboys ball benefited local charities on Thanksgiving. In North Yakima Charles A Moody, editor of Out West, is dying from poisoning as the M C A athletic team heads to Tacoma.
Burglars entered the W. C. Bples jewelry store in Steubenville Ohio and escaped with about $1000 worth of diamonds. In Aberdeen W R Macfarlane president of the Aberdeen Base ball club leaves today for the Philippines and was given a farewell dinner last night.
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