Prince of Pilsen and Stage Shows Dominate Seattle
A Seattle theater page reviews upcoming lineups with The Prince of Pilsen featuring Dan Mason and Reba Dale, plus operettas and vaudeville acts. It notes Michael Strogoff at Pier and season highlights at Coliseum with May Yohe amid strong attendance and a packed Lois and Star bills.
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Oliver Week Pro Gram Highlights Cutter and Hebrew
The program at the Oliver this week features Cutter and the original Hebrew as leading numbers.
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Eden Musee Attractions Highlight City Show
The Eden Musee lists several acts including the London Ghost show the Dixie Comedy Co Cry nuied and the Munecograph as ongoing attractions at the Eden Musee venue.
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Sound canmen to hire Orientals for next season
Wellingham reports Puget Sound salmon canning crews will continue to hire Oriental laborers if available. Deming of Deming Gould interests says he does not plan to abandon Chinese workers, despite Alaska packers announcing they will quit at their station.
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University of Washington requires air tanks on student canoes
The university board of control enforces safety by mandating air tanks on all student canoes and limiting passenger capacity to reduce risk.
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Civil service exams begin for city positions in record numbers
More than 960 applicants will take examinations for various city service positions in the new series. The large turnout marks a record in the city’s civil service history.
Gabrielle Campbell to Seek American Plot for Novel
London author Gabrielle Campbell plans to visit the United States next winter to find a fresh plot for a new novel. The celebrated writer, who uses the pen name Marjorie Bowen, draws on her decades of unromantic, gloomy themes for inspiration.
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Lumber Trust Investigation Begins
Minneapolas reports a special grand jury has begun investigating the lumber trust on October 6, outlining the scope and officials involved in the probe.
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Matinee Letters to Actors Prompt Stage Adoration
A theater column discusses unsolicited love letters from matinee fans to actors. Writers cite reactions from company favorites who condemn the crushes as trashy notes and junk mail. They contrast stage personas with real life, noting actors are ordinary men and often married, seeking detachment from such fan adulation.
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State law would call fraternal guards in war
Maj Otto A Case advocates amending law to let fraternal companions and a reserve force be called after the national guard. The plan would give these units first call and preference to serve before citizen soldiery, adding at least two state regiments of trained men in wartime.
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Monument to Daniel Boone Unveiled in Kentucky
In Richmond Kentucky at Hoonesboro the first of the Alf and the of civilization is marked as Kent Wilderness era. A monument was unveiled today to honor Daniel Boone and other hardy pioneers who founded Fort Boone and opened the region to civilization.
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Grain storage squeeze hits Tacoma and Seattle warehouses
Grain shipments from the interior fill wheat sheds in Tacoma and Seattle with little room left in local warehouses on Puget Sound. Railroads face warehouse shortages in tidewater cities and anticipate car congestion as shipments rise.
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Friars Dinner to Honor Col. Henry Watterson Tonight
Col. Henry Watterson of Louisville will be the honored guest at a banquet this evening hosted by The Friars, a group of theatrical and literary men in New York.
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Immigration force to guard border against Japanese influx
A special unit of immigration officials will patrol the boundary to prevent Japanese incursions into the United States coming from British Columbia. In Verkhneudneprovsk Russia on October 6 a meteorite jet struck the village of Danielovka and started a fire.
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Lonely Man Comes to Front Again Story
A Seattle Star feature prints letters from women replying to the Lonely Man, with addresses and hopeful notes. Several correspondents from Boston, Youngstown and beyond offer to pursue marriage, urging the Boston and “Roston” letters to contact through The Star, inviting responses and potential matches.
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Colman Building Show Features Artistic Photographs
An exhibition at the Colman building presents artistic photographs offered at reasonable prices. The listing warns against coupons or frauds and notes a plain display of photography for sale.
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Mrs Hannah M Cedergren Dies After Operation
Mrs Hannah M Cedergren wife of Otto Cedergren died at Providence hospital after a serious operation. She leaves a husband and three grown children. Funeral services were held today from the Bonney Watson Co parlors and interment was in Lake View cemetery. The new Methodist Protestant church at Sixteenth av N and East John st will be dedicated Sunday morning Rev Norman A Ward conducting the service. The church is architecturally among the finest on the coast and cost $80,000 to erect.
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Detroit Eye Doctor to Demonstrate Treatment for Strain
The De Luxe Optical Co announces Dr. C. H. Law of Detroit will perform free consultations on eye strain at their clinic from now until October 15. He claims to cure headaches neuralgia stomach trouble and other nervous issues with his method and notes many patients can discard glasses after treatment. Clinic at 100 Arcade Annex operates 9 am to 6 pm daily with evenings and Sundays by appointment.
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Veteran railroadman J N Victor Dies in San Bernardino
San Bernardino Cal Oct 5 J N Victor longtime railroad man died at his home. Victor began his career in 1955 with the Mad River railway one of California’s oldest roads. He was among the era’s most enduring figures in the western rail service.
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Night and Day Bank Planned by Newton J Skinner
Los Angeles reports Newton J Skinner has bought the National Bank of Commerce lease and fixtures and plans to open a night and day bank by December. The move signals a new 24 hour banking service in the city, leveraging updated facilities from the former bank.
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Interest to Draw at Four Percent from October First
The notice states that interest will accrue at four percent starting October 1. It implies a financial term or loan condition with a specified start date for the rate. The fragment hints at a standard interest provision but lacks context on the borrower lender or amount.
Hamiltons lose control of Shorthorn farm to receivers
News from Owingsville reports George and Carroll Hamilton, renowned Shorthorn breeders, have placed their 3,000 acre farm into receivership. The property is valued around $600,000 as authorities take control during financial distress.
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Furnace deal for six room house advertised
For 65 you can get a first class furnage for a six room house. See G HM Woodhouse Co. 112 University 4.
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