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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1901
Page
3
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A crowded 1000 fans watched Whitman defeat the University of Washington 12 to 0 in an exhibition football game. Humes starred for Washington before leaving with an injury. Zercher and Lasater led Whitman with steady runs and two field goals.
Mrs. G. D. Stevens and Mrs. F. Bogardus hosted a Wednesday club at 302 Seventeenth Avenue North with twenty four guests. Various social gatherings followed including prizes won by Alex McEwan and others, dances, and musical club meetings.
Kallman was arrested by Detectives Adams and Lane on a forgery complaint filed by R W Barto a local money lender. He is jailed in default of bond after allegedly forging his brother’s name on an $80 note two months ago and then disappearing. His wife is suing for divorce and accuses him of revealing his location to authorities.
A vaudeville show and masquerade ball will be held next Saturday evening at Rankes hall on Pike street under Prof Willsons direction Prizes will be awarded to the best beer waltzers and the handsomest costumes
The Oriental liner Riojun Maru docked yesterday with 6 passengers aboard and 2500 tons of cargo including silk tea matting and curios. Notable travelers included Moritz Thomson president of Centennial Mill Co W C Korthals Dutch consul at Shanghai and Morton manager of American Trading Co. A routine overhaul and fresh paint follow the docking next week as public interest peaks.
A catalog of women’s coats showcases practical daily wear with up to date tailoring. Prices span from 8.00 to 16.60, featuring kersey jackets, oxford cheviot, castor kersey, velvet collars, storm collars, satin linings, and full-length options in black red navy tan castor.
Fuda, a Japanese merchant, was attacked by four highwaymen early morning at Third avenue and Main Street. Officer W C Hubbard responded, three bystanders fled, the last assailant surrendered after two pistol shots. At the station the culprit identified as W H Palmer, 21.
City Engineer Thomson will forward samples of paving material to the public Mahway division of the government agricultural department in Washington. The department will test merits and free of charge. the city only covers freight. Samples include Liliiwaup Falls basalt, Port Orchard basaltic rock, Hood Canal basalt, and local vitrified bricks. Analysts may take about three months to reach Seattle.
The library commission invites tenders for suitable sites for a new Carnegie library. Chairman R. W. Lindsay states there are no price or location restrictions, ensuring full bidding liberty.
John BE Reid, longtime business manager of the Hatlard News for nine months, has departed to enter the grocery trade. The paper will be operated by his former partners 0. Hi Woody and J. H. Dowd.
A weekly paper reports seven nominees for school director besides C. K Patterson and C L Denny. New entrants include Dr. H F Titus J T Oldham Terence O'Brien and Frederick R Purch, expanding the candidate slate.
An excellent show by Herrmann at the Grand Opera House last night features the younger Herrmann mirroring the elder, with sleight of hand feats and safe illusions. The program includes Recape from Sing Sing and Noahs Ark and a Turkish Felopment, plus a dramatic tableaux pageant with scenes from Justinian and Theodora. matinee today and final show tonight. William Devere to present A Common Sinner tomorrow and through the next three evenings at the Grand Opera House with Grecian styled acts and Imperial palace settings.
A dramatic passage describes Enda fleeing the burning city and viewing the conflagration while Andreas and Theodora confront death beneath a vault. The chorus repeats Yon Yonson as the engagement seems to extend, promising a strong box office run tonight and possibly another week.
Guy FF Steely presents a new three act comedy Hunting for Hawking at the Third Avenue Theater next week with a special matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Joan L. Kearney leads Aas Hawkins in Hunting for Hawk ins on Third Avenue next week. Reviews praise the refreshing plot and witty dialogue, with spirited action and breezy pace adding to the show's enjoyment.
Mrs Minnie Tittell Brune and Clarence M Brune star in Theodora at the Grand Opera House for three nights beginning Thursday. The production is elaborately staged and presented in six acts with nine scenes, offering witty dialogue and lively farce.
The article notes John J. Kearney in Hawking a leading comedy role and mentions new music and dances. The Seattle theater will be dark next week. The next road attraction is Maverlyn Minstrels on the 27th.
A large audience attends the Seattle theater matinee as Henry's Minatreia receives favorable reviews. The engagement closes tonight with La Roche reported removed to 11 Firet amid continued positive critical response.
The Theosophical Society Amanda Joige meets at 1A Third Avenue Wednesday at 7 9 p m for study and Sunday evening at 8 o'clock lecture on The Theosophical View by O B P Knudsen Pacific Coast lecturer from Oakland Cal Queen City Theosophical Society in America hosts Sunday 8 p m at A O U W hall Pioneer block subject Control of Thoughts and Dreams by Jennie Clark
The Oregon will enter drydock for a general overhaul, first since the war record. Spectators have one last chance to see her battle prowess before fresh paint and repairs obscure the old hull. Umbrellas-Repairing and covering a specialty by Bhamek. 271 int. Seattle Fuel Co., coal and fuel services.
Large stock of pianos and organs offered at club rates with cash down and easy installments without interest. Guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Featured models include Schumacher Crown Lester Hazelton Haines Bros Schiller Bo Packard Bush and Gerta among others.
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