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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1916

Page

8

King of the Shumagins Fights To Keep Fox Islands

Andrew Groswold, known as the King of the Shumagins, controls Sema Point and six fox islands. He runs a $3,500 monthly business, breeds cattle and poultry, and educates his daughter in the States. Litigation challenges his fox runs while he vows to defend his holdings.

Jack Jungmeyer Land Point Alaska Andrew Grosworld Shumagin Islands Shumagins Groswold Sema Point Popos Island Andrew Groswold

Osborne Quits as Head of Sing Sing

Thomas Mott Osborne, renowned philanthropist and reformer, resigns as warden of Sing Sing effective October 16. State Superintendent James M. Carter said the voluntary resignation was accepted. The article also mentions unrelated anecdotes about a man taming unruly hair and a critique of California’s Tamalpais railroad.

Osborne Sing Sing Thomas Mott Osborne James M. Carter Carter

Land navy urged to outrun Britain with American tanks

Editorialist Kenneth W. Payne argues for building a continental tank fleet using U S tractor manufacturers. He notes 177 tractor firms, 90 000 annual capacity, 18 caterpillar models, and prices around 4750 dollars, claiming this could form an invincible land naval force to surpass Britain.

New York Sam Great Britain Col Swinton Tulloch Army Council London Lloyd George Maj. Sterne Birmingham Small Arms Co England Europe United States Holt Germany

Highway robbery leaves woman injured after bottle attack

A man assaulted a woman at Orcas Street Saturday night, striking her twice on the head with a bottle. Her husband heard her screams and pursued. the assailant fled. The victim was taken to the county hospital with wounds.

Mra C. A. Sprinkle Flora Ave Orcas St

Darken Your Gray Hair with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer

Promises a permanent dark shade after several applications, claiming no dye, harmless use, and restored natural color. Advertises dandruff and hair loss stop, fluffy healthy hair, money-back guarantee, 50 cents for a large bottle at Bartell Drug Stores Seattle with postal service for out-of-town buyers.

Bartell Drug Stores Seattle Percel Post

Cathedral Fair Opens Tonight to Benefit St James Dome

The St James cathedral repair fund fair opens Monday night at Keller’s rink Flint and Feneca. Bishop O’Dea and Mayor Gill speak at the ceremonies. Proceeds support a new dome. daily luncheons and dinners, Sunday chicken dinner, and many booths and games accompany the event with John Sullivan as president.

St. James’ Cathedral Keller’s Flint Feneca Bishop O'Dea Gill Seattle John Sullivan Nicholas Clancy Edward Fredell A. McHugh W. J. Noonan Adolph Spellman

Grand theatre opens with Deagon Brothers and more

Sunday's Grand theatre program featured the Deagon Brothers with harmony dancing and comedy drawing encores. Gains and Eddy offered a fresh sketch, The Octopus by Wakefield Clark company provided a dramatic climax. Le Vere and Palmer delivered novelty singing while The Two Russian Refugees showcased acrobatics and juggling. Fantamos, the fourth episode, piqued interest while So Long Betty opened at Oak theatre with Monte Carter's Musical Opera company, now in its fourth week. The Yellow Peril returned Sunday. Alhambra's Orpheum vaudeville sparked laughs with Hames, Williams, and a strong supporting cast. Palace HIP presented An Irish Arden by Maurice Downey and company.

Grand Theatre Deagon Brothers Gains and Eddy the Octopus Wakefield Clark Company le Vere Palmer Fantamos OAK Betty Oak Theatre Monte Carter Musical Opera Company Alhambra Orpheum Herbert W. Hames Williams Plano Hilda Wolfus Laura Nelson Hall Britt Wood Bob Hodge Morton Glass Emma Francis Marshal Montgomery Orpheum Vaudeville Palace Seattle Maurice Downey and Company

Orrine Drink Habit Promise and Home Treatment

An advertisement claims Orrine can quickly break a drink habit at home without work disruption. It guarantees money back if no benefit and offers two forms of treatment priced at $1 per box, promoted by Swift's Pharmacy at 2nd and Pike.

Swift's Pike

Hippodrome Road Show and The Miracle Man at Palace and Orpheum

The Palace Hippodrome presents Hippodrome Road Show No 4 featuring the Three Flying La Mars, Jack Baxley, Herbert Lennon and others with a feature photoplay Down to the Sea. The week also includes The Miracle Man at the Wilkes Players Orpheum, a George M. Cohan play about faith and clean living with a final twist on confidence men.

Palace Hip Enoch Arden Flying la Mars Jack Baxley Herbert Lennon Edgar Eddy Suits Clark Bill Ie George M. Cohan Wilkes Players Orpheum Theatre

Victor Zednick Secures Cross-Party Nominations in 48rd District

Victor Zednick, three time legislator, earned nominations on Republican, Democratic and Progressive tickets in the recent primaries. He led with a 650 vote margin as the Republican candidate in the 48rd district, and his name was also written in on other ballots.

Victor Zednick

Seattle Bar Association Dinner Addresses Leaders at Butler

At the quarterly Seattle Bar dinner at the Butler Saturday speakers included Charles W. Fairbanks Republican candidate for vice president John F. Miller candidate for congress Chief Justice Morris and Gov Lister along with Judges Parker Holcomb Main and Bausman of the supreme court.

Seattle Bar Association Butler Charles W. Fairbanks John F. Miller Confess Morris Supreme Court Gov Lister Parker, Holcomb, Main and Bausman

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