Ruth Bevan Leavitt’s Necklace Case Inspires Play
A dramatic tale unfolds as Mrs Ruth Holmes, daughter of a Nebraska statesman, stages a one act detective farce at Proctor's Union Square. A missing priceless pearl necklace and a romance with Lord Pomeroy Smith drive the plot as Holmes foils imagined burglars and reunites lovers.
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York
Ruth Bevan Leavitt
Nebraska Statesman
Pahaw
Ruth
Jennitas Firyan
Holmes
Proctor
Union Square
New York
BS. Holmes
Grand
Mra S. Holmes
Mrs. Holmes
Ted
Vary Clever Hisses the Butler in Lemonade Scene
Fragmented OCR reads as a quirky dialogue labeled by a butler and Mia with Molmes agreeing on a shared moment. The passage hints at a witty confrontation and a lemonade motif as a central image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molmes
Dr. Jane M. Johnson Consultation Note
Dr. Jane M. Johnson enters consultation in room 25 P.L. building. Byeraginanes fitted. Details remain terse with unspecified context and patient notes not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane M. Johnson
P.L
Young Men's Institute Holds Northwest Biannual Convention
The Young Men's Institute of the Northwest held its first biannual convention at the Y M Hall on Eighth Ave and Benson. Delegates from Washington Idaho Oregon and British Columbia attended with Montana arrivals later. credentials were read and a Northwest delegate for Indianapolis named. A Seattle man is expected to be chosen. Delegates present included Father Kaisa Gomrsee John J Lane Thos Ivers John J Fitzpatrick Thos OConnell S Harris W W Barnes John P F Amith C F A Garrecht M Pioha and Wm P O'Shea. The day ends with a smoker. officers to be elected tomorrow and a banquet at Hotel Stander Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Institute of the
Northwest
Catholic Church
Y. M . Hall
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
Montana
Indianapolis
Seattle
Father Kaisa
Gomrsee
Ida
John J. Lane
Spokane
Wash
Thos. Ivers
John J. Firzpatrick
Thos O'Connell
Lady Smith
WH Harris
W W. Barnes
Victoria
John PF. Amith
Races At Lowieville and Windsor Result Quick Summary
Races today feature multiple tight finishes with longshots winning. In Lowieville pony events winners include Piret race Eton Vivant at 7 to 2 and Beotch Dance at 16 to 1, while Dorasette and Hannibal Bey earn runner up spots. Windsor cards include Impostion and Fleeting tar near 20 to 1 and 7 to 2 respectively, with Cambridge a distant second in one race.
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Eton Vivant
Princess Marie
Senatoe Warner
Beotch Dance
Dorasette
Pacifico
Col. J. Dougiags
Marty Beott
Princess Orna
Platoon
Hannibal Bey
Lady Rather
Gradius
Rath Marie
Pedro
Golden Pheasant
Cambridge
Marine traffic and repairs update at West Seattle harbor
The Harold Mekum was towed to King & Winge marine for repairs after propeller damage near Hammond mill. Vessel movements include Steamer Victoria, Edith, Portland, Dolphin, Jefferson, Senator and Washington trial trip, with Nevadan and City of Puebla arriving in San Francisco and Ramona and Watelale resuming Vancouver runs. Kitsap sent to Moran's drydock for four new propellers.
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Harold Mekum
Nelson
King & Winge Marine Ware
West Seattle
Hero
Hammond Mill
Victoria
Nome
Edith
Portland
Dolphin
Juneau
Jefferson
Alaska
Senator
Washington
Nevadan
City of Puebla
San Francisco
Ramona
Wataleale
Vancouver
B.C
Kitsap
Moran's
Many Dollars Wasted Each Year
Questioning wasteful spending and urging readers to start an account with the State Bank of Seattle. One dollar begins a savings habit and growing it brings satisfaction and prudent planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Seattle
Set Upon by Strikers on Pier Details Injury and Robbery
Tom Davis an Indian worker on the steamer Queen was found grievously beaten on Pier BH. He says six to seven men, armed with clubs and including union men, attacked him around 2 am and robbed him of his money. Davis was taken to Wayside hospital. police detained several suspects as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davis
Paddy Coast
Davis
Vrease
Union
Atribe
Davie
Steamer Lydia Thompson Out for Winter Route Change
The Lydia Thompson will be withdrawn from the Hood route for the winter. The Perdita will operate the route. The Lydia Thompson will undergo overhauling and temporarily replace the Perdita for several days while the Perdita has its burners installed.
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Lydia Thompson
Perdita
Health board bakers committee to report in days
A committee appointed by the board of health to inspect the local bakeries will prepare a report within two or three days detailing conditions observed and any recommended actions for safety and sanitation.
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Board of Health
Ministers Hear M D Discussion
At the regular meeting of the Presbyterian Ministers Assoc held this morning in the First Presbyterian church W D Wom spoke on municipal ownership and Rev W A Spaulding discussed buying a large land tract including Three Tree Point to be platted for sale to different church denominations. Officers elected for the year include President Rev W A Stevenson Vice President Rev David Davenport Secretary and Treasurer Rev W J Mitchell and executive committee Revs Slater Murray and Lewis Banquet committee Rev Wilson Major and Jones.
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Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
W. D. Wom
W. A. Spaulding
Chai
Puget Sound Assembly
Three Tree Point
W. A. Stevenson
David Davenport
Georgetown
W. J. Mitchell
Slater
Murray and Lewis
Adopt Teddy's Openling At Northern Pacific Office
The local freight office of the Northern Pacific railway adopts new rates and rules for correspondence. Chief Clerk Robinson and Superintendent Weymouth oversee the changes as letters from that office adhere to the updated guidelines.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Robinson
Weymouth
Steamer Ascensione Arrives After Captain’s Death at Sea
The steamship Ascensione arrived at Port Townbend after a 199 day voyage from Antwerp with cement cargo. Captain Trapani died four months earlier near Cape Horn and was buried at sea, leaving the vessel under the command of the first officer.
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Port Townbend
Ascenstione
Antwerp
Trapani
Cape Horn
Idaho man faces horse stealing charge in Caldwell
Elmer Pruitt arrested in Seattle last week must return to Caldwell Idaho to answer a horse stealing charge. A deputy sheriff arrived from Olympia with requisition papers and will accompany Pruitt back tonight. An appeals session was held at the federal court this morning at 10. The Uret case involved Dana Brown of the Merchants Marine Insurance Company in the United States circuit court.
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Elmer Pruitt
Seattle
Caldwell
Idaho
Olympia
Pruitt
Feral Court
Uret
Dana Brown
Merchants Marine
United States Circuit Court
Fur store opening by R Petkovita & Co attracts Seattle shoppers
The fall opening of R Petkovita & Co promises high quality fur garments with custom fitting and remodeling services. Led by Mr Petkovite, the firm highlights years of experience in Seattle and Pacific Northwest markets and offers free catalogs to applicants.
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R. Petkovita & Co
Marion
Beattie
Petkovite
Pacific Northwest
Paris
London
New York
R. Petkovite & Co
Olleite
Seattle
Tacoma
Eee
Corner Stone Laid at House of Good Shepherd Orphanage
Bishop Edward J. O'Dea and Beattle clergy laid the corner stone for Seattle's House of Good Shepherd, the citys only Catholic orphanage. A box inside the stone includes current Seattle periodicals, coins, and religious items. Similar homes exist in Spokane and Vancouver, Washington.
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Edward J. O'Dea
Beattle
Triota
House of Good Shepherd
Fiftieth St
Sunanyside Ay
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
One-Legged Man Beaten by Motorman on Beacon Hill Car
James T. Howell, a one legged man, was seriously injured at his home after a beating by motorman Riley aboard a Beacon Hill car. Howell, who boarded at Jackson Street, was attacked when asking about a man named Hilet. He was taken by neighbors to his home on Massachusetts Street and Fifteenth, regaining consciousness after twenty two minutes. Howell plans to swear out a warrant.
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James T. Howell
Thirteenth
Av. South
Riley
Beacon Hill
Howell
Jackson St
Hilet
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
Dividend Day Alerts for Trustee Properties in Beattie and Lowman
The Trustee Company announces regular quarterly dividends payable September 16 1906 for interests in Trustee Properties Nos 1 2 2 4 5 in Beattie and Trustee Property No 1 in Lowanna. Checks will be issued at the Lewman building office after the date. The firm notes four annual dividend dates and describes available unsold Trustee Property Nos 4 and 6 (Dexter Horton Bank building) with full investment details by office or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Low Anna
Lewman
Dexter Horton Bank
Truster Company
Lowman, Building
Have Your Eyes Examined by Expert Opticians
The Schuchard Optical Company at 1207 Second Ave offers eye examinations by conscientious opticians. If glasses are needed they will be offered honestly, with prices starting at $1.00. Consider giving them a trial.
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Schuchard Optical Company
Second Ay
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Bryan
Teabrooke Brown
Mee
Mrs. Browne
Lord Pomeroy Smith
Annie Jones
Jim
8. Holmes
Annie
Jem Smith
Pentle Reader
Teddy
South
Adelaide Allen
Atlanta
Leonard
Preston
Allen
George Pierce Allen
Athanta
Calhoun
Lehmann Bros
Board of
Palace Bakery
Wm. D. Perkine & Co
Cherry St
Lowieville
Windsor
QUEEN
R. Petkovits & Co
Furrier
T. Roosevelt
Agricultural Department
Lorner
Bibghop O'Dea
James D. Hoge
N. BB Solner Cashier
Ferdinand Schmita
Samuel Rosenberg
George Danworth
Edward BR. Dunn
DD. Lowman
A. B. Stewart
Robt
C. McCormick
Chas
WH. Bebb
N. B. Solner
Union Savings & Trust Co. Cor
Second Ave
Cherry St. Hoge Ridg
Alaska Banking & Rafe Deposit Co
Main
McCarthy
Nobby
Elsie Janis
Belmont
Monticello
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Avenue
Pike and
Pine Streets
Fuushnell
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