Sarek Treax Triumphs In Rochester Stage Revival
Sarek Treax stars in The Spider's Web at Rochester with Joan Gort praised for another success. The production, part of Cort’s lineup, travels with The Squaw Man at Wallack's and features Indian characters with a real interpreter. Maud Fealy to lead next season. Isle of Spice to open at Seattle after Little Johnny Jones.
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Sarek Treax
Joan Gort
Sam Truax
Seattle
Mr Cort
Tage
Me Cort
Max Fig
Maud Featy
Mr. Cort
Max Figman
Misa Fealy
Columbus
Ohto
Brandon Burst
Thurlow Hergen
Wison Forbes
Marty Levian
J. M. Graham
Paula Raehman
Ethel Knapp
Notable Young Niece Visits as Frasee Company Returns
Tad after one Han seen the niece, ee by men who attained success in such happy and tuneful things as The Ginger bread Man The Yankee Regent and The Royal Chef. The company sent out by Mr A H Frasee this season will be seen in the west for the first time. The tale of Spice is well established in the east having had June in News York Rowton and Chicago. Matiseona will be win on Sunday Thursday and Saturday.
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Han
Colleen Bawn and Wages of Sin on Local Theater Bill
The Third Avenue theater offers The Colleen Bawn tonight as the current bill with a new program for next week featuring The Collees Hawn a Drear comedy drama by Dion Houeleault. Prices stay unchanged and the Taylor company benefits from added roles. The following week presents The Wages of Sin.
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Inet
Third Avenue
Collees Hawn
Dion Houeleault
Taylor Company
Por Mother's Sake Ends Run at Lyric Theater
The Lyric theater ends its week long run of Por Mother's Sake with its final performance. Next week Thorns and Orange Blossoms begins a week long engagement, promising to be the best Lyric production yet. Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co. of Chicago presents the shows in Seattle with daily matinees.
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Mother
Seattle
Rowland & Clifford Amusement Co
Chicago
Star-Studded Week at Odeon With Ten Acts
Ten new acts will headline the Odeon theater next week. The lineup includes the Durbeville sisters in magic and shadowgraph, Larry Weaver and wife in a comedy sketch, the Stockton trio of singers and dancers, the Musical Brennies, Bob Zeno as singing and dancing comic, Jim Dalton the comedian, Miss Lola Feart as contralto soloist, Miss Nina Payne as dancer, and illustrated songs by Mixa.
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Odeon Theater
Durbeville Sisters
Larry Weaver
Stockton
Bob Zeno
Jim Dalton
Lola Feart
Nina Payne
Mixa
Lois
la Zar
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Morton Jewell
Lafayette Lamont
von Hoff
Excela
Pantagescope
Squires Burns
Mr. Elwell
Seattle
Bell Trio
Stewart , Desmond
Wells & Sells
Wallace Sisters
Thomas
Star theater vaudeville bill opens with eight leading acts
Sarah Truax debuts at the Star theater under John Cort management with Frances Venita Grey and an eight-girl post of honor on the new bill. The Fonti Hont Brothers Mascagnia Whitesides and Palmer Saxton perform diverse acts. The Lois offers a final vaudeville run tonight with La Zar and a full slate of acts. Luna Park to run all attractions weather permitting. The Great Divide starring Anglin and Miller announced for Daly's theater on December 20 with 258 shows last season at Princess theater.
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Bay
New York
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Metropolitan season to reopen after major production
The article notes that the drama titled "the Mouse" and "The Monte Naw ter" secured contracts in other cities before management realized the production’s national appeal. New York is planning performances next spring and the Metropolitan season will resume at Daly's next year.
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New York
Checkers Stage Company Reaps $62008 This Season
Hane Rotert continues as lead for the third season while a new production costing $10000 is prepared for the current tour amid the theater’s enduring run and solid profits for its owners.
Seattle Debut by Angela May at Three Resorts in One Night
In Seattle Angela May the renowned cantatrice will perform at three society venues in one night starting Saturday Sept 21. She sings at Hotel Butler with the Royal Helvedere sextette directed by Mueller at 7 16, then Kathakeller with Pryor and his orchestra at 10 30, and finally Hotel Savoy with conductor Marino and orchestra. The engagement lasts a week, offering three weeks' salary in one event.
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Seattle
Angela May
Migs May
Pietro Marino
Miss May
Florence Roberts in Boyle's The Struggle Everlasting
Florence Roberts appears in Edwin Milton Boyle's new play The Struggle Everlasting staged as a one act sketch at the Lambs' Club.
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Edwin Milton
Boyle
The
Lambs’ Club
Tax Problem Now Before City
Municipal officers warn of a looming budget shortfall with the general fund projected to be about 224000 in the red next February. Existing appropriations exceed the fund by 146467.71, and five months of outlays could push indebtedness toward a quarter of a million dollars due to salary boosts and city department operating costs including fire and police services.
Cows in Seattle Plead for Wisconsin Home
Suburban North Seattle residents complain about a number of nolay cows that allegedly awaken neighbors each morning between 4 and 5 o clock with loud vocal activity making sleep impossible. Owners say the cows recently arrived from Wisconsin and long for their old home.
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Wisconsin
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Funds Division Plan By Seattle High School Athletic Association
The Seattle High School Athletic Association will likely adopt a division plan based on membership counts from last year and this year. Funds will be allocated proportionally to each present high school according to its membership.
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Seattle High School Athletic Association
McKinley's Body Moved to New Mausoleum
The body of late President McKinley has been transferred to the new mausoleum in Canton Ohio. Mrs McKinley’s body was moved last Wednesday.
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MecKinley
McKinley
Handsome Czarovitch Alexis Captures World Attention
St Petersburg reports the birth of Czarovitch Alexis Nicholalevitch on July 30 1904 amid war unrest. The heir apparent to Nicholas II is described as handsome and husky at age three, with the nation celebrating his birth even as assassinations and riots unsettled the empire. His mother Alix Victoria Helene Louis Heatrix is linked to Queen Victoria. The royal children are noted as beautiful and the family portrayed as deeply happy within the czarist court.
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Steamship movements and cargoes tied to Nome and Valdez
Several steamships sail for San Francisco Nome and Valdez with passengers freight and treasure. The Texan eyeing Honolulu freight. Bertha and Hyadesia report port arrivals. An Eskimo boy receives a kayak from Tacoma as the Voltante brings a trail craft from the north. The Seward returns from coaling with lumber and explosives for Katalia. A fishing boat brings 60 000 pounds of halibut from Vancouver Island. Minor damage reported to gear on Sweaters jackets and coats.
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Cacique Forced to Port Townsend for Repairs After Incident
The British steamship Cacique en route to Nanaimo diverted to Port Townsend for repairs following an incident at the dock where a worker named Argiva fell and drowned. Marine circles knew the man. Canneries prepare for the fall pack as riversides forecast several weeks of work. J Yocum, Swift & Company local manager, returns from Nome and Alaska trip citing poor freight facilities in the north.
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Plan for Lake Washington canal area a tentative assessment
Capt. A. O. Powell secretary of the river and harbor commission of King county says the proposed plan of assessment for the Lake Washington canal is tentative. The aim is to present the plan to the public for objections and to set boundaries of the district by next Tuesday.
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River and Harbor Commission
King County
Lake Washington Canal
Chamber seeks freight rate cuts to aid local industry
A secret meeting of the transportation and manufacturing committee endorsed a resolution urging the Chamber of Commerce to press for reduced west bound freight rates. The proposal targets staples that interfere with local manufacturing and aims to aid the industry here.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Public Library Art Department Promotes Painting Appreciation
The newly organized art department assists women’s clubs to advance appreciation of great paintings. The movement prepares members to better enjoy works to be exhibited at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in 1909 in Seattle.
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Seattle Public Library
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul plans electric rail propulsion
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway intends to use electricity to drive trains on steep grades and through tunnels. A survey along the St Joe river in Idaho will identify dam sites every three miles to back water between levels.
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Idaho
Violet ray treatment and Turkish baths at Grand Opera House
A fragment notes Violet ray treatment and electric vibratory massage offerings along with Turkish and steam baths advertised under the Grand Opera House. Readable but incomplete details remain.
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Grand Opera House
Soe
Tea thoughts at table influence fare as grocer refunds
Tea takes a back seat to thoughts at table while Schilling's Best is offered. The grocer refunds money if customers dislike Schilling's Best, with the retailer bearing the loss.
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Death of logger Bob Cameron in woods
Deputy coroner investigates the death of 40 year old logger Bob Cameron who was killed when a falling tree struck him in the woods near his worksite. Cameron was unmarried and his mother’s whereabouts are not known.
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Wngland & Cyers Gimp
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