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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1907

Page

5

Moore Endorsed by Municipal Committee in Party Report

A party endorsement report drafted by State Senator George F. Cotterill and city officials outlines platform goals including street railway improvements water supply protection and municipal services. It notes alleged protection of John Riplinger by city officials before a shortage was public.

Willam Hickman Moore Pearty Prince En George F. Cotterill Eben &. Osborne Charlies J. Fay M. T. Maloney James Murphy John Riplinger

The Girl Who Has Everything theater review

Irving fabel Irvings & Winsome actress performance is evaluated as average to good with mixed praise. The critic notes the play offers some animation in parts and a capable supporting cast though the material remains drawn out and insufficiently strong for the star. The piece suggests stronger writing would elevate the production.

Teachel Irving Fabel Irvings Fitch Giimpee

Heir to the Hoorah at Kirk La Shelle mix

Seattie and Joe Lacey star in The Heir to the Hoorah at Kirk La Shelle. Frank Monroe’s portrayal mirrors Pont with fresh nuances. Helen Lao and Kaye headline a balanced company delivering breezy humor and strong characters all week.

Guy Bates Seattie Frank Monroe Joe Lacey Pont Monroe Kirk la Shelle Helen Lao Kaye Rune

Beacon Lights at Third Avenue Theater Shines in Weeklong Run

The melodrama Beacon Lights delights patrons with light triumph over villainy and exciting incidents. The Taylor company delivers strong performances led by Frederic Clarke Laurette Taylor Heaste Cooney James G Morton and William M Raynore. The production is satisfactorily staged and runs all week.

Heacon Lights Third Avenue Theater He Taylor Company Frederic Clarke Laurette Taylor Heaste Cooney James G. Morton William M. Raynore Beacon Lights

Pantages Picks In Mix Saura Melodrama For Season

Manager Pantages selects In Mix Saura a melodrama by Auguste Thomas for the third week of the new season. Na Goodwin starred prominently for years in prior productions and drew strong audiences.

Pantages Mix Saura Bn Augustue Thomas Na’ Goodwin

Distinctive stage play with notable cast planned

A distinguished absorbing plot with well drawn characters and quaint humor runs through the prose. The principal party will be played by Mins Allleen May William J. Mau man Arthur Mackley and W. C Dowlan. Matinees on Tuesday Wednesday Saturday and Sunday.

Mins Allleen May William J. Mauman Arthur Mackley W. C Dowlan

Vaudeville Night at Coliseum and Pantages Bill

Acta at the Coliseum feature the Nelson Farnum troupe, four acrobats, with seven other Vaudeville acts at Pantages. Jeasse Koller Co. and George Thatcher headline the Star Theater lineup with new acts and the Lewis Lake company presenting The Beauty Doctor this afternoon through Monday.

Acta Nelson- Farnum Jeasse Koller Star Star Theater Lewis Lake Company Heauty Doctor

Dramatic recital reappears at Thorne's hall Green Lake

No 209 at Thorne's hall Newton Beers presents a dramatic recital of David and Ethan re appearing as a suppersonator in a fourteen part performance at Green Lake Station.

Thorne Green Lake Station Newton Beers David Ethan

Concert Pleases City Audience With choral works

Yesterday afternoon the Grand hosted a large audience for a choral concert featuring Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise Humperdinck Hansel and Gretel and Crieg Peer Gynt The soloists chorus and orchestra performed with polish and accuracy praising the program Handel The Messiah will be rendered November 17 in Pittsburg. Rumors persist of trouble between the Earl and Countess of Yarmouth with Miss Alice Thaw named in reports and Pittsburg lawyers declining to discuss the matter.

Tech Mendelssohn Humperdinck Hansel Gretel Crieg Handel Pittsburg Yarmouth Alice Thaw Harry Thaw London

Oliver's New Bill Promises Musical Comedy and Films

The Oliver theater announces a fresh program featuring a musical comedy feature and several moving pictures this week. The mixed lineup aims to attract diverse audiences with light entertainment and newscreen offerings.

the Oliver The Oliver Thea

Delegates Back Governor Hogmatt Inquiry Endorsed

In Vardicz Alanka on October 24 delegates elected at a Republican convention in Juneau. They approve territorial government and back President Roosevelt. They endorse Case as district judge successor to Wickersham and urge Roosevelt to investigate Governor Hogmatt over the Keystone Canyon murder trial.

Vardicz Alanka Poot O. P. Hubbard J.D Don Juneau Housevelt Case Tarlan Wickersham Roosevelt Hogmatt Keystone Canyon

Clerks to skate to work under federal fitness plan

Washington October 38 Beginning today, Post Office Department employees will skate to their offices as part of a movement for athletic tests for the military and civil service begun by the president. Roller skates will be used.

Washington Post Office Department

Beers Recitals Under Keho Lodge

Recitals organized under the auspices of Keho lodge proceed with local musicians and community engagement. The event aims to showcase regional talent and strengthen lodge fellowship through performance and social gathering.

Freshest meats and fish at 604 Second Ave

Local market advertises high quality meats poultry and fish at 604 Second Avenue. Promotes freshness and urges customers to try their products.

New York Man Recovers After Fainting Incident

New York on October 28 reports Karl Steingraber an 81 year old man regained consciousness after a fainting spell. Authorities described the episode as a brief medical incident with no lasting injuries. Steingraber was treated at the scene and later dressed. Local witnesses offered aid and the event prompted a routine safety check in the vicinity.

New York Karl Steingraber Euf

Man Fatally Injured in Garden Moment

A man died after sustaining fatal injuries while working in his flower garden. In his final moments he asked Dr. Justin to take care of his rubber plant, a longtime favorite.

Justin

Quarrel Over Naming Baby Sparks NY Separation

Jacob and Selma Eckhardt separated after just over a year of marriage over what to name their first child. The dispute centered on naming the baby girl after the wife's mother or the husband's mother. Mrs. Eckhardt, age 17, sought court separation from her husband, aged 20.

New York Piness Jacob Selma Eckhardt Eekhardt

Unemployed Rail Roaders Sent to Seattle from Valdez

In Valdez Alaska on October 28 one hundred fifty unemployed railroad workers were shipped to Seattle by the steamship Santa Clara. The fare was paid by local citizens.

Valdez Alaska Seattle

Grand Jurybound in Alaska riot incitement case

Valdez October 28 Bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing for inciting a riot at Keystone canyon between the Guggenheim and Alaska Home Railway forces. One man was killed and several injured. George Hazlett and Dickson charged with inciting trouble were dismissed.

Valdez Alaska Howard Hasey Grand Jury Keystone Canyon Guggenheim and Alaska Home Railway George Hazlett Dickson

Shingle Note Tragic Self Destruct In Huntington

Martin Ul rich, a wealthy farmer in Huntington, after carving the reason for his act on a shingle, shot himself in the barn with a small rifle. News details report the method and location of the suicide. The incident occurred on October 2.

Huntington Ind Martin Ulrich

Indicted for running Sunday theaters in Kansas City

The grand jury returned 19 indictments against theater managers for keeping theaters open on Sundays in Kansas City Missouri on October 28. The report mentions a sale item from Brooks Joke & Co. at 1331 Second Ave.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City

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