Julius Caesar at Moore theater features grand scenes and 150 extras
William Faversham presents Julius Caesar at the Moore theatre starting Monday October 6 for three nights. Constance Collier and R D Maclean join the production known for its strong staging and classic interpretation. Officer 666 previously drew acclaim in New York and Chicago and runs this week at the Metropolitan.
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Seattle Star Premium Offers For New Or Lapsed Subscribers
The Seattle Star promotes two premium offers for new or renewing subscribers at 3.25 dollars annually in advance. A parcel post chart with full data on rates and usage includes maps of Washington and the United States. A Barham shaving outfit with razor blades brush and soap comes in a leatherette case.
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Seattle Star
Washington
United States
Phrenologist Links Hans Schmidt Face to Criminal Traits
The article analyzes Hans Schmidt's features to claim inherent criminal tendencies. It cites irregular nose, large nostrils, uneven lips, double-faced eyes, square jaw, thick ears and wide head as signs of animal mind, passion, brutal tendencies, and lack of moral restraint. It also compares him to the murderer Richetson as a Publicized example.
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Aera Association
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Schmidt
Hane Schmidt
Richeson
Tyre Meee
Wildfire leads Seattle theatres with popular racing comedy
Wildfire dominates this week at Seattle theatres with Ldllian Russell star and Aileen May delivering strong Mrs Barrington performance as the widow tries to pull the race and win a new husband. Orpheum features First Love with Lula Glaser headlining joined by Tom Richards, Langdons gag acts, and a Russian singing troupe. Samuels and Rizzo headline a busy lineup.
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Seattle
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Aileen May
Henrietta Barrington
Plamp
Pert
Lula Glaser
Orpheum Theater
Glaser
Tom Richards
Mina
the Metropolitan
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Ellis Island
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Aldo Brothers
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German Night Guests To Attend Seattle Press Club
The city Dada will join Seattle Press Club for a German night on Thursday. The invitation was issued in German but the dads accepted in hearty English.
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Seattle
Projectile from Fort Worden Crashes Through Lumber Building
An 18 pound shell from a 3 inch gun at Fort Worden last Saturday night ricocheted off water, tore a basement hole in a lumber company building, and buried itself underground. No one was inside the building. An investigation by fort officials is ongoing.
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Wash
Fred
Fort Worden
Fort of
Naval committee to visit Seattle Pacific yards
Almost the entire 24 member House Naval Committee plus a clerk will travel to Seattle for a Pacific coast inspection trip. They gather in Chicago then proceed to Puget Sound navy yard before visiting stations along the coast around November 26.
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Pacific Coast Naval Yards
Chicago
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Last Yukon steamer leaves Dawson as season ends
The final steamer departs Daw son for the Yukon tomorrow signaling official navigation closure for the season. The Canadian boat Selkirk carried 100 head of cattle and 225 tons of perishables destined largely for the Shushanna.
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Arrests tied to Chehalis store robbery
Eddie Averill and J Hamilton were detained by Patrolman Mullen after a running water front duel. Averill has been identified as Ed Woolman of Chehalis by the local detective department and is under suspicion in last week's Chehalis Hardware Store robbery. Both men refuse to speak.
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J. Hamilton
Mullen
Ed Woolman
Chehalis
Chehalls
Averill
Hamilton
Pioneer Piano Dealer Retires From Business
A. W. Meyer, a Pacific coast pioneer piano dealer now in Seattle at 1621 Third av, retires after eight years in the city. Though modest in size, his success came from personal effort and value to customers, having learned piano making in his father’s factory and studied at the Vienna conservatory under Anton Door.
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Pacific Coast
Seattle
Third Av
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Vienna Conservatory
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Baseball scores and a divorce demurrer in Nevada
In baseball news the American League shows Philadelphia 4-1 Detroit 0-0 St Louis 7 Washington 6 Cleveland 6 New York 4 while Chicago Boston game was postponed by rain National League reports Boston 6 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 2-1 Chicago 0-5 and a Brooklyn Pittsburg contest postponed in Goldfield Nevada Mrs Elizabeth Chapman Grant refused the divorce suit filed by her husband Jesse Root Grant citing insufficient facts General Grant's youngest son.
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Train wreck toll and casualty list after collision near Mukilteo
One dead and many injured as train No. 4 collided with eastbound G N train near Mukilteo. Baggageman A. W. Smith died in Everett hospital. His son Kenneth suffered a fractured leg. The casualty list includes numerous individuals with various injuries across Seattle and Beattie, Washington, and other locations, with hospital and treatment notes reported by Superintendent Clark.
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Washington and California Wire Briefs From The Nation
A Columbia delegation proposed gifting the president a winter home, while Secretary Daniels cited Wilson favoring a government owned armor plant. In California, Beach was jailed for threatening his wife, fire destroyed half of the Gold Bank hotel, and a London banker’s marriage was rumored near Tahoe. Rebels dynamited a Mexican rail line near Saltillo, killing 50. Margret Miller said her marriage to James Thorpe will be in Carlisle October 15. A Bombay Mason’s ashes were cast into the sea by Judge Willis. San Francisco approved bonds for a street railway extension and tightened Barbary Coast policing. Canfield’s will, worth about 6 million, was probated in four minutes.
Tooth Ache Relief Ad From 25c Butler Liquid Filler
An old advertisement for Butler's Liquid Tooth Filler promises to banish toothache. Drugstores offer the remedy for a nickel and advertise its quick relief and dental aid benefits.
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Druggists
Fire destroys Eckman Bros furniture plant and damages bridge
A Monday night blaze at 1116 Ewing Street gutted the Eckman Bros furniture warehouse and manufacturing plant, estimated at about 50 000 in loss. Firefighters saved the nearby Stoneway bridge after it caught fire but the two story frame building was a total loss. Origin of the blaze is unknown and insurance covers both structure and contents.
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Stoneway Bridge
Two Tied In Pony Express Race At Walla Walla
Finishing the 150 mile pony express race from Grangeville Idaho to Walla Walla the two Grangeville cowboys Robert Gill and Bill Rooke reached Walla Walla nearly together. They left Grangeville at 10 a m Sunday and arrived at 7 30 p m with only one horse change. Gill and Rooke contest for 250 in cash plus a 100 saddle prize.
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Ida
Robert Gill
Bill Rooke
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