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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
8
The Grand presents farewell performances of Arizona on Saturday and Sunday nights. Monday and Tuesday feature Harry Mestayer as Oswald in Ibsen's Ghosts. Ghosts is praised as absorbing and faultless as a dramatic work, highlighting Ibsen's mastery.
The Grand presents Haverly's Minstrela and Prince of Pilsen in rapid succession with the Parisian Helles to close the Seattle run. Ethel Whitesides and her pickaninnies headline a lively week ahead, followed by Andrew Mack slated for the subsequent visit. A ferry proposal link Port Angeles and Victoria is reportedly under discussion.
The Williams Juvenile Opera company closes a successful engagement on Third Avenue with two performances. Sunday the attraction presents A Human Slave a strong melodrama noted for exciting moments and light comedy by a capable company.
News briefs report a gas plant operating at Aberdeen and a surge in Tacoma real estate. Tacoma plans a road to Mount Rainier. German outdoor training to be tried at Kiona. Sunnyside farmers will give right of way to a new North Coast railroad. Tacoma Hotel sold for 140000 to Provident Life Trust. W G Brard named mayor candidate in Anacortes. Tacoma shingle millers expect to stay open for two months. Port Townsend Republicans stay out of the election. a nonpartisan ticket to run. Olympia Civic League president J W Davis fined for eight hour law violation. Chris Klein of Seattle denied pardon for sheep theft. Ta coma real estate man Thomas Holman attacked.
Robbery victim loses 160 dollars and is rolled into a ditch and found unconscious. State Board of Control borrows money from insane patients at Steilacoom to buy 02 acres beside the asylum. Deputy Collector J A Hood of Aberdeen breaks a rib after jumping from a car. Library trustees approve purchase of a lot for a new Carnegie library. A. C. Booth, second mate of schooner F M Slade, buried in Aberdeen. M J Hlagen buys the Davia lumber mill and other properties. William Irvine, a local newspaper man, runs as independent mayoral candidate. Manufacturers Association to meet at Beattle Athletic Club Saturday at 6:90. Freight Rate Convention report by J W Kahle of Crescent Manufacturing Company. Naval lunch to follow discussions on these matters.
Read page 6 for men’s weights and qualities at Ken Brooks & Co 1931 2nd Ave Read. It pays.
Publication promises full medicine formulas in Ayer's Almanac for 1906. Readers can request the almanac by mail to review formulas with their doctors.
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