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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1905

Page

3

Passion Play in Seattle Draws Large Modern Audience

A second Seattle performance of the Passion Play drew a representative crowd, with William Young and Klaw Erlanger praised for the production. Alphons Ethier as Ben Hur carried the show, while Julius McViecker, Robert McWade, and Dorothy Roasmer received notes for strong performances among an otherwise uneven cast.

William Young Klaw @ Erlanger Lew Wallace Alphons Ethier Ben Hur Ethier Ren Hur Julius McViecker Robert McWade Simonites Henry Weaver Holerim Charles Riegel the Tribune Charlies Canfield Dorothy Roasmer Irae

Seattle vaudeville show draws fierce public ire

A scathing review condemns a Seattle stage production for vulgarity and sex implied acts detailing barroom atmosphere and dancing girls. It praises Dora Thorne at Third Avenue theater as a strong alternative, while urging patrons to avoid the star show.

Star Mme Wanda Cliff Farrell Hague & Herbert Warren H. Stetson Starascope Seattle Girlsa Dora Thorne Bertha M. Clay Third Avenue Theater

Unknown man near Taylors camp eyed as bandit

At Mercer Tel and fed the loggers believed an unknown man was one of the Great Northern bandits. Seattle police were informed and sheriff Smith was asked to investigate. A money dispute arose as J A Pedenmeyer allegedly spent 37.25 of H Imboff’s money and has not yet returned it.

Taylor Mercer Tel Seattle Smith H. Imboff J. A. Pedenmeyer Fedenmeyer

Morphine Smuggling Ties to Chinese Boycott Against Uncle Sam

Reports from missionaries in China link the Chinese boycott of American goods to morphine smuggling. An Amoy tale alleged morphine tainted flour caused poisoning, fueling fear and a U S goods boycott while flour vanished from streets. The piece notes the rising power of native presses and merchants in spreading the movement.

New York China Rey Board of Foreign Hainan I H. M. McCandless Amoy Hothow Wiliam JD. Noyes Canton Shanghai Chefoo Tientsin Hanchoo Pekin Japan Korea Straits Settlements Siam Hongkong America

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Painfree Relief

Advertising notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless treatment that cures piles after a single use. It claims fourteen years of suffering without operation and offers a free mailed sample, urging sufferers to send name and address to Ame Drug Co in Marshall, Michigan.

George Aranels Ame Drug Co Pyramid Building Marehall, Mich

Chinese boycott spreads to Bangkok traders and laborers

From Petchaburi Slam Rey Tt C Jones a Presbyterian missionary reports that Chinese boycott reached Bangkok with Chinese traders agreeing not to deal in American goods. They warned Chinese laborers not to assist unloading a cargo of American oil. Siamese and Malay laborers kept American goods moving by other firms.

Petchaburi Slam Rey Tt. C. Jones Bangkok

Famous Bank Robber Identified in Cal Bank Raid Death

Chief of Detectives Crawford received a letter from William Pinkerton identifying the man killed in the West Berkeley bank raid as Matthew Kennedy alias Kid McMunn. McMunn was rescued in 1887 by Blinky Moransing in Ravenna Ohio during transport to Cleveland, with an officer killed in the clash. He was later traced to Europe before vanishing again. In Cuba today marks 38th anniversary of the uprising beginning October 10 with Agramonte’s proclamations Liberty or death. Havana observes holiday with ceremonies and theater memorials in the National theater.

Cincinnati Ohio Crawford William Pinkerton West Berkeley Cal Matthew Kennedy Kid McMunn McMunn Blinky Morsan Ging Ravenna Cleveland Bar Detects Havaba Cuba National Theater

Quick Results Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pile as a remedy for headaches backaches neuralgia and nervousness. It claims one pill relieves most distress and a second dose can be taken after 30 minutes if not fully relieved. Price listed as 25 dhosen 25e.

Miles

Swamp-Root praised in readers letter

A 1904 reader writes about Kidney trouble and a dramatic recovery after using Swamp-Root. The letter credits Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as purely vegetable with no harmful drugs and notes a doctor’s confirmation of good health. The ad offers a free sample bottle and mentions regular bottle prices.

Cottage BL Melrose, Mane Bir J. C. Richardson Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N

Stranded St Paul Valued at 325000 as Salvage Efforts Move

Reports from Eureka California describe the grounded steamship St Paul from Portland to San Francisco carrying cargo valued at 325000. Crew and salvage teams pursue rescuing a horse aboard with Captain Randall and J N Williamson joining the attempt while Argo remains ashore at the Eel River mouth amid ongoing salvage plans.

Beureka Cal St. Paul Portland San Francisco J. N. Williamson Randall

Fort Kenyon Steamer Grounded at Eel River Bar

The Fort Kenyon grounded on the Eel river bar yesterday while ashore with San Francisco freight, no passengers aboard. The steamer, valued at 40 600 dollars, is expected to be floated on high water today.

Fort Kenyon Eel River San Francisco Eel River Bar

Business Men's association in Ballard plans new committees

The Ballard Business Men's Association met Monday with several members signing the roll. President A Mackie received another week to finalize appointments. David Stuart urged the council to report on progress toward an independent water supply. A new steel plant corporation led by J A Moore was discussed and a special committee of Thormas Hegdahl E B Cox and W H Vernon will woo Moore and secure a site option. Committees on insurance and switches for the manufacturing district were formed, railroads promised extra switches, and a vote of thanks to the city council for street work was adopted.

Seattle ORO Seabees Ces Wereceveels Celal Business Men's Association A. Mackie David Stuart Steel Plant Corporation J. A. Moore Thormas Hegdahl E. B. Cox W. H. Vernon Mr. Moore Ballard

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