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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
8
The vessel is designed for 60 people with a 20 knot speed potential. It measures 10 feet in beam and a three foot draught, often serving as a dance hall on excursions. Built for owner use, the craft can replace the steam IMx during repairs and is expected to trial on September 20 after rapid repairs.
Review of The Pit at curtain speech by Wilton Lackaye notes the play portrays American couples facing work and domestic tensions. Jane Outerford as Jana is praised for presence and emotion, with strong supporting singing echoes and operatic moments from the wings. Despite late start, the 1500-seat audience left satisfied with the portrayal of contemporary American behavior and romance.
The new Pall Styres location features a three dollar hat sale. E N Geooks and Co lists 1531 Industrial Avenue. Open signage hints at a store launch and introductory offers.
Two Iron Mountain trains collided near Valmeyer Missouri resulting in the death of a conductor and a brakeman and serious injuries to two passengers. A second report cites four fatalities and additional injuries.
The receiver of the Denver Savings bank reports that the assets will pay 75 percent of the depositors' claims. Also noted are cholera reports from Manila with two troop deaths, and 43 new cases with 17 deaths in Germany by noon today. President Harper of the University of Chicago visits Battle Creek, Michigan, for a two week stay prompting circulating rumors about his health.
Glendive Montana September 2. Ver non BK Johnson son of county as sensor A N Johnson a well known young man in the city was instantly killed here yesterday while learning to be a brakeman.
The tale centers on M. Cohen and the arrest of Cohen in Portland described as a comedy of errors. Kate Vos Hemler and Victor H. Cohen claim the warrant target was Cohen’s partner and the police nabbed the wrong man.
A University car conductor collected fares on the front platform as a 14 year old boy pleaded he had no money or tickets. The boy asked for a transfer to Ballards but the conductor refused. Within minutes the boy used the conductor’s generosity to spend the fare on Secont avenue, leaving the device with the transfer.
A Honolulu newspaper notes the Hawaiian beverage swipes, once widely produced from kiwae beans and fruit, has nearly vanished. It contrasts the era when swipes was well known with the current dominance of beer, labeling swipes as largely dead and rarely heard of today.
Portland report chronicles Lincoln Beachey 18 year old boy aeronaut who has flown the Baldwin airship in Portland and plans to continue until he proves air navigation possible for a boy. He studies airship mechanics, discusses rudders tiller ropes and exhausts, and treats flight as routine work rather than danger.
Advertises Dr Miles' Nervine to ease backache by soothing and strengthening nerves. Claims effect within a bottle or money back if no benefit. Mentions an offer through druggists.
The Shawmut bound for Tecoma to salute Japan, China and Manila is scheduled to depart September 4 carrying about 14 500 tons of freight. Its cargo includes structural steel, cotton foods and various goods. Major John Merrand and Dr. Clay MacCaely are among passengers noted, with a second steamer Santa Clara to sail for Valdes and Steward on Saturday night carrying 30 passengers and 800 tons of freight.
Mrs. Harry a Walluku schoolteacher faces a Honolulu board inquiry after shouting rats at commencement. The matter centers on discipline and cultural tensions as the board decides the degree of insubordination by a popular island educator in a tropical classroom setting.
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