Assault at Calhoun Bridge Ends in Robbery
Calhoun man reports terrible assault on the city bridge last night. John O Brien allegedly knocked him down kicked him and robbed him of $20 as four men watched. The victim sought help at a nearby saloon and the suspect was later arrested. The incident prompted a police response and a report of a brutal attack near Grant Street Bridge.
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Laws Calhoun
John O'Briea
Rn Pacific
O'Brien
Fonda
Calhoun
Puget Sound Red Men Hold Reception for Washington Officials
Seattle tribe No. 25 J O R hosted Vancouver Washington official and other council officers in a gathering with the Puget Sound chiefs. After conferring with the chief, several candidates were considered and a ban was announced, with many Red Men in attendance.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Wash
Council of Washington
Puget
Vancouver Lacrosse Team Captures Pacific Title
The Vancouver champion lacrosse squad secured the Pacific title by defeating their rivals this week. They advance to face the Shamrocks of Montreal for the Minto Cup, challenging the East champions for the world championship. The series opens this week with Vancouver favored to press a fast, aggressive pace.
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Vancouver
Lacrosse
Montreal
Vancouver Boys
Ieeineteetee
Pacific
Ore
Shamrocks
General Minto
Canada
A. A. Larwell
W. Payne
R. Caswell
Mrs. McNaughton
West Seattle Debate on Annexation and Road Plans
West Seattle residents discuss whether to join Seattle or remain independent. A club meeting prompted a committee to survey citizen sentiment as the road project advances. Proposals include shade trees and two parks, one on each side, connected by a path along the finished road.
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West Seattle
Seattle
Hall
Major Robinson to return before new assignment in the Philippines
Maj. W. W. Robinson Jr. will return to the city before heading to the Philippines for a new assignment. He will leave the Honolulu station as soon as relieved by another officer. Details of his Seattle stay and duties tied to the local quarter master's office are unclear.
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Maj. W. W. Robinson, Jr
Big Prevent
Honolulu
Maj. Robinson
Seattle
Pleasant Hours Here and There Concert and Social Notices
The Fremont Choral Society presented a concert under a D. Carlos influence with a crowded audience and a short rehearsal period. Lenore Gestremn left for home at 1290 Carver Avenue. Mrs L H Gray hosted about 50 guests at her home on Madison Avenue North. Capt L D Greene hosts a board party for Admiral and Mrs Caney at 1806 Sixteenth Avenue. Montgomery Russet gave a party with luncheon at 1216 Forena Avenue in honor of Mrs Oberland Rameau. guests included Mrs Harwood Morgan and Miss.
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L. H. Gray
Ard Avenue
Capt
Mra. L. D. Greene
Sixteenth Avenue
Admiral
Mrs. Caney
Foren aVenue
Hon
Oberland Rameau
Local marriages and travel notices from city columns
Ada Morgan departs for California for eight weeks. Mr. James Lee leaves for New York City. Dr. Horton heads East for three to four weeks. Ray Hosaman and Sarah Friend wed in Warriawe by Rev. Randall. Lester Oldfells and Anna Sather married at 402 Union Street. C e Fountain of Seattle and Anna Keeling of Port Townsend wed quietly at the hotel. Charles Rest of this city and Reta Prather of Oregon wed at 16 East Alder Street. Vignees McNealley lose a suit for desertion.
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Ray Hosaman
Sarah Friend
Warriawe
EK. M. Randall
Lester Oldfells
Anna Sather
Rev
Randall
Union Street
C. E Fountain
Seattle
Anna Keeling
Port Townsend
BE. M. Randall
Charles Rest
Reta V. Prather
Tax Levy Rates and City Financing Plans
City finance committee says the levy for next year will be at least a certain mills with a potential rise. The current and prior rates reflect a growing city and sufficient treasury funds allowing public improvements. Also noted are a divorce decree for T F Casey from Albina R Casey and a Seattle theater engagement featuring the play Thin to the Ninth and the melodrama A Homespun Heart.
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Ality Council
The Belle of New York Players Delayed and Debuted
The Belle of New York players faced delays and prepared for a debut showing. Key cast members and production team were referenced, with notes of rehearsal progress and upcoming performances.
Grand Opera House Delle of Ork Delights Seattle Audience
The Grand Opera House crowded last night for the production The Delle of Ork with strong talent including Edward J. Connelly and Keniah Dexter. Pearl Revere and Arthur Deagon also popular, Mae Salter hampered by throat trouble. Spectacular costuming and scenery enhance the show and night performances continue with Sydney effects. Romemary drama followed at Seattle theater after the opera.
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Edward J. Connelly
Keniah Dexter
Rural Ohio play to run next week at Third Avenue theater
Scene from A Homespun Heart to be staged next week in Central Ohio. The rural American play centers on family life in Midwestern country districts with period stage settings and authentic props as described.
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Third Avenue Theater
Ohio
Middle West
Third Avenue
New School of Dancing Opens Near Broadway
Prof Frederick Christensen former principal instructor of the Christen sen brothers dance school in Salt Lake City has moved to town to open a similar institution. He has purchased a jet on Broadway near the new high school and will establish a complete school with rooms stage and gallery.
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Frederick Christensen
Christensen Brothers
Grace
Salt Lake City
Modernized school to open October at Queen Anne club
The dance floor will be installed and the school will be modern in every detail. Temporarily the Queen Anne club house is secured for three afternoons and evenings each week, with classes starting October at 7 p.m.
Bridge Completion At Latona Cattle Route Opens
The Latona cattle bridge is completed and traffic will run over it in a few days. The old bridge will be repaired immediately by the city with about $2,000 to be spent on the work.
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Cattle Eiedric Co.n
Latona
Christensen's Private School for Dancing Opens Classes
Christensen's Private School for Dancing and the study of grace begins classes on October 2 and 14 at the Queen Anne clubhouse. Contact Brown ROA for more information and to join the Inland Flyer ride.
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Christensen
Queen Anne Clubhouse
Phone
Brown Roa
Brown
Daugh ter of the Diamond King Final Show and Opera Plans
The text notes the last performance of Daughter of the Diamond King tonight at Third Avenue theater. It mentions The Mitic Midgets operetta at the Grand next Tuesday and Wednesday, with new songs and elaborate staging. It also refers to dancing classes and a model fighting machine Wisconsin for the Coronation of King Fada.
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Colline
Palmer
Fnward
Model Fighting Machine
Wisconsin
Inez
Sporting Life at the Grand Opens Melodrama Run
The Grand hosts a new melodramatic success titled Sporting Life. It is described as a grand interlude that promises dramatic scenes and lively entertainment for theatergoers.
Ten Ichi the Japanese Magician to Perform in Seattle
The Neill company closes its engagement tonight. Tomorrow night and Monday Prof Ten Ichi with ten performers performs at Seattle and will present magic acts including skeleton tricks. Popular admission prices apply for this engagement. In Old Kentucky also shows on Thursday.
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Ten Ichi
Seattle
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