May Re Establish Wireless Stations on Grays Harbor
Snager of Portland surveyed the Grays Harbor wireless telegraph field for possible re establishment of stations if shipping interests back the move. Since two years ago the stations were abandoned insurance is said to have influenced the decision.
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W. EE. Snager
Portland
Grays Harbor
Shipowners Consider Service Extension Due to Rising Costs
The report notes that costs have risen to a level that could compel shipowners to continue subsidizing the service. It discusses implications for routes, maintenance, and future operations.
City Labor Bureau Seeks Manager Applicants
The committee of councilmen Newell and Larkin with W A Barton representing the trades council plans to start the bureau promptly and invites applications for office management.
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Newell
Larkin
W. A. Barton
Trades Council
Foreman K. Worley killed while sluicing hillside work
Bat test Worley longtime Hoquiam public works employee dies after being struck by a hydraulic nozzle in a hillside sluicing operation near Lincoln park Tacoma He was appointed foreman earlier that day and died en route to St Josephs hospital The accident occurred as commissioners and city workers carried out the Tacoma water works project in the Hoquiam area
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Hoquiam
Lincoln Park
Tacoma
Battest K. Worley
Department of Public Works
A. J. McDonald
Worley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Owen Woods
Skeleton found near Cemetery hill likely Henry Smart
A skeletal remains found near Cosmopolis cemetery hill, with a Iver Johnson 35 caliber revolver and a bullet hole in the skull, is believed to be Henry Smart who vanished from Cosmopolis four years earlier. He was 27, relatives live in Chicago, and a hat band with his name was found nearby. The coroner and undertaker will hold the body for identity confirmation.
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Cemetery Hill
Cosmopolis
Iver Johnson
Henry Smart
Dan. Royce
Hunter
Whiteside
Chicago
Recall Election Called in Hoquiam Under New Charter
Hoquiam schedules first recall election under the commission charter for June 8 to contest mayor Ferguson's seat. A primary will precede on May 30 to select a successor. City Clerk Shaw announced petitions with 866 signatures. 565 signatures were valid and registered voters.
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Hoquiam
Commission
Harry Ferguson
City Commission
George H. Shaw
Ferguson
Odd Fellows Honor 93rd Anniversary in Hoquiam
The Hoquiam Odd Fellows and Rebekahs celebrate the ninety third anniversary with a strong musical program two solos and a sermon by Rev A G Miller of the Christian church. Grand Master N K Staley of Bellingham will deliver the main address and inter act with attendees. A banquet follows the exercises inviting all members wives and families to attend.
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Hoquiam Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Hoquiam
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Order
America
A. G. Miller
The
Christian Church
N. K. Staley
Bellingham
Brother Staley
Odd Fellows
Nathan Wade Dies After Train Mail Bag Accident
Nathan Wade formerly of Hoquiam died in Hilliard Florida at age 11 years 1 month from injuries after a mail bag was hurled from a speeding train striking him in the face. He had shown temporary recovery before a relapse led to death yesterday morning.
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Hoquiam
Nathan Wade
Hilliard
Florida
Special train to Chicago slated for May eighteenth
At the excursion committee and Commercial Agent Daniels meeting at the Hotel Washington the May 18 departure date for the Grays Harbor to Chicago trip was set. Architect C F E Troutman was authorized to finish interior decorations for the exhibit car. Frank O Dole reports about 50 excursionists signed up with more expected from Willapa Harbor and inland lumber towns.
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Daniels
Washington
Grays Harbor
Chicago
C. F E. Troutman
Frank O. Dole
Willipa Harbor
How to Face Trouble with a Brighter Spirit
A morale poem urging resilience and optimism when facing hardship. It argues that the impact lies not in being hurt but in attitude. Even when beaten, one should rise with a smiling face and strong effort, taking pride in determined struggle.
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