Whistling Mandolinist Prince Tours the World
Albert Kimmons Prince tours the world as a mandolinist for income, arriving in Seattle after traveling across the West and Canada. He plans to visit every U S town with 5000 or more people, claims numerous rail miles, and has 7 press volumes about his journey. He cites past escapes from danger and notes his mast prominence as a musician and toast collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kimmons Prince
Wll
Prince
Seattle
Ellensburg
Washington
Nevada
Arizona
California
W. BE. Daniels
Urth Avenue South
Guy Daniels
Robe
Atee
Dominion of Canada
United States
Mmemory
Pythias
Ehuba
British Columbia
Taska
Hawaiian Islands
China
Japan
Australia
South America
Mexico
Omaha
Neb
The Toreador Act At The Grand Begins Sunday
The Toreador company led by Jefferson de Angelis will perform a short engagement at the Grand starting Sunday night in a musical comedy program.
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Jefferson de Angelis
Merry Makers
the Grand
Hermann the Great to Appear at Beattie Theater This Week
The Beattie theater hosts Hermann the Great for Sunday Monday and Tuesday nights marking his sixth city appearance. The show promises fewer past tricks, new illusions debuting in America, and retains sleight of hand feats along with modern stage effects.
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Hermann the Great
Beattie Theater
Hermann
Thie City
Hie Aleight
Thie
America
Ind Avenue
Pacific Packing Company Vessel Jeanie Sold for Eighty Thousand
The Jeanie, a 186 ft steam schooner built in 1883 by Bath Maine makers, tied to the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company, is allegedly sold for 80 000 with 6 000 paid and 10 000 today through agent Oaffroy via B B Caine. The ship has an 18 ft draft when loaded and has long been operated by the Pacific Steam Whaling Company.
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Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
Jeanie
Ana Sterwens
Alaska
Galmer
Ite
Oaffroy
B B. Caine
Utta
Jeante
Gross, Sawyer & Packard Company
Bath
Maine
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Market Prices and Bank Closure Reported in Washington Dispatch
The page lists wholesale prices for vegetables fruits grains and livestock with scattered figures and units. A Washington dispatch notes The Farmers National Bank of Henrietta Texas was closed by order of the Comptroller of the Currency with examiner Weir named receiver.
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D. Ridgeley
Weir
Damages Refused in Seattle Street Accident Suit
John McWilliams who sued Seattle Electric Co for 99 dollars must pay court costs after Judge Cann’s decision was recalled. McWilliams claimed injuries from a fall October at Westerway and Second Avenue when a streetcar knocked him down. Testimony showed the gripman rang the bell before starting uphill and McWilliams wore a bright headlamp. The court ruled Williams was sufficiently warned. Overcoat eminence at Toklany Singerman & Co, Ind and Bommnce.
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John McWilliams
Seattle Eledtric Company
Cann
McWilliams
Westerway
Second Avenue
Dealerway
Williams
Underwear Sale Ad Bounce from EB N Brooks
A short classified advertisement offers men’s underwear with a friendly call to visit EB N. Brooks at 1331 36 Ave. The ad mentions good qualities and prices and directs readers to the Classified page for free want ads.
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A. K. Prince
Marco Polo
Mr. Prince
William MacKinley
John Philip Sousa
George F. Clark
the Elks
Guth
The
Toreador
Eastern Outfitting Company
Pike Street
Fifth Avenue
Midgar Norton
Norma Bell
Channing Margeret McKinney
Yeonson
Third Avenue
New York World
Feton
Eto
Nates
Bos
Iversien
Oregon
Texas
Washington, D. C
the Farmers’ National Bank of Hen
Iietta
Tex
Toklany Singerman & Co, Ind
Bommnce
W. B. Hutchinson
Company Cor
Union
His
J. Aronson
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Bargain Square
University Street
First Avenue
lPostoffice
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