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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1912
Page
7
Tamaki the Tokyo chancellor of the Japanese consulate visits Seattle to see The Typhoon at a Moore cafe. He is portrayed as calm yet visibly moved, bowing to the observer as he discusses Japanese students diplomats and the imagined role of Japan in global affairs.
An advertisement promotes Ascarets as a superior internal cleanser for bowel, liver, and stomach health. It promises the product will purge undigested matter and foul gases, ease constipation, and improve mood with nightly use, claiming a 10 box supply from a druggist will keep the system cleansed for months.
A Japanese diplomat disputes the play's portrayal of his people and urges a truthful image, arguing the work's romance misrepresents government aims. He praises Whiteside as a great artist and notes the story’s atmospheric authenticity and emotional power.
The Campbell trio headline with Aunt Jerusha's Visit while Jane delivers versatile acts. Ross and Dale perform a musical sketch and The Imps provide comedy in Was Mabel Cured. Three other films complete the program at Grand Opera House with Photopleye and vaudeville acts from multiple circuits.
Zoe Barnett as Lola at the Metropolitan opera house drew strong applause in the open performance Sunday night. Walter L. Catlett played the leading comedy role to solid acclaim, with the production praised for its light airy style and Barnett’s brisk, rapid singing and dancing.
At the Grand a showcase of good vaudeville talent unfolds with a lineup of performers supporting a lively program. The audience enjoys varied acts amid a nostalgic stage setting and community enthusiasm.
Tacoma father Manley Ettor, an Italian in the teaming business, reveals he has received letters from his son Joe Ettor on trial for his life in Salem Massachusetts. The son repeats the phrase Somebody must do it and refuses to abandon his Industrial Workers of the World activities.
Mrs. Pansy Lesh, who surrendered in Los Angeles, stands trial in Sedalia Missouri for allegedly poisoning two women. Prosecutors and defense present differing claims as jurors deliberate with a verdict expected by tomorrow night.
A collision between two suburban trolley cars near Montreal today injured eighteen people, none fatally. The accident occurred in the vicinity of Montreal on November 26.
Bert Nerthall filed a $1,000 damages suit against police officers P. F. Haubris A. L. Humphrey and L. J. Stuart alleging an unlawful arrest and two hours’ detention in the city jail on October 5. The complaint names the officers as members of the purity quad.
The listing shows a crowded price sheet with various meats and produce. Items include salmon, halibut, crab apples, oysters, pork, lamb chops, mutton, hams, butter, eggs, milk, potatoes, pineapples, and other groceries with unit prices and weights noted. Numerous brands or farm names are not clearly readable.
Nov. 25 in San Francisco reports say Hugh Killeen a retired plasterer aged 68 and Mrs Addie Rollins 36 were found dead from asphyxiation in the Rollins flat. Police are unsure if it was suicide or accidental. In Los Angeles detectives report Carl Reidelbach once held in San Luis Obispo jail in 1911 for counterfeit coins.
At St Paul on November 26, a car accident 20 miles north of the city killed two Great Northern Railway officials. B Plechner purchasing agent and Howard James director of purchases were pinned under the overturned vehicle and found dead when it was removed.
Pittston Pa November 26 an urgent request from the Barnum colony of the Pennsylvania Coal Company for medical aid was followed by a report that 40 miners had been entombed in a cavern. No details were available.
Constantinople reports the Turks captured 800 Bulgarians last night at the southern Tehatalja forts, confirmation of the earlier claim received today.
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