Aberdeen It y Official Register lists port officials and trustees
Official register for Aberdeen ity details names of government officials including Peter Autzen Deputy Collector of Customs at Grays Harbor and Chehalis County officials such as C E Sackett Seth Warren and Wm Anstice with commissioners J O Coy J D Kirkaldie and others listed in the document
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Garman
Gunn
N. G. Kaufman
L. J. Kolts
E. H. Tan
Weatherwax
Alex. Young
Port of
Grays Harbor
Peter Autzen
Aberdeen fraternal and civic lodge notices and meetings
Aberdeen announces regular lodge meetings across multiple groups. Masons B P O Elks and I O G T post schedules, with entering fraternal groups invited to attend. Dates span second and fourth Tuesdays or Fridays, 7 30 pm, at various halls on Wishkah Street and H Street.
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Aberdeen Lodge
tian \ Fustting brothers
E. E. Eaton
Geo. W. Shelley
Ree. K. Bewes
George Crook
Aberdeen
Wash
M. Hall
H Street
Hume
Heron
C. Rix Robinson
Max Sanford
Belp
U. W. Hall
Josie Campbell
Ree
Mary Pratsch
H. H
Ational Association Stationary Engineers
Electric Light Companys
Local Church Notices and Library Hours Advised
Public library on H Street open Wednesdays 3 to 5 pm and Saturdays 7 to 9 pm. membership $1, dues 25 cents per quarter. Multiple church groups listed with service times, Sunday School, youth programs, and prayer meetings across Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Methodist, Norwegian Methodist, and other denominations.
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Berdeen Public Library
Jacob Weatherwax
H St
Local social notes and civic updates from Hoquiam region
J D Dean and wife travel to Seattle while Miss Dutcher visits Montesano with Miss Stephenson. Aberdeen visitors, Mrs. Collins and daughter, stay with the Homans. Mrs. Barker hosts Mesdames Bruce Iveson Dutcher and McAulley. Dr. Chase and Olympia visitors occupy Sunny Side cottage. North Western Lumber Co. mill fire causes little damage. Woods house on I Street updated for Prof. Chamberlain family arriving month end. Hoquiam Dramatic Company plans a tour to Westport South Bend Centralia Chehalis and Montesano.
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J.D. Dean
Seattle
Miss Dutcher
Montesano
Woods House
I Street
Chamberlain
Hoquiam Dramatic Company
Westport
South Bend
Centralia
Chehalis
Prominent A. O. U. W. Lecturer Delights Crowded Town Hall
A large crowd attended a lecture by Mr. J. H. Schively of Fairhaven, the distinguished lecturer for the jurisdiction, at the town hall. The event included a Cosmopolis cornet band performance and drew about 300 listeners. Schively, with Grand Recorder Pickens, praised the Ancient Order of United Workmen and its benefits before departing for Fairhaven after a beach trip with L. B. Nims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shhively
Fairhaven
Cosmopolis Cornet
Scively
Pickens
Order of United Workmen
Grand Lodge
Mr. Schively
Order
Schively
L. B. Nims
Local notes on residents visitors and events at Moonstone Point
A casual report from Grays Harbor recounts small Sunday crowds, fashion notes on bloomers and white slippers, and locals enjoying mild weather. It mentions Hayes and Murphy touring for phonographic concerts, visits by P Erickson and family, a G A R related birth event at the grounds, and Ocosta’s lumber shipping plans plus Clay tests for brick production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Murphy
North Cove
Logan
Royal Coon
Aberdeen
G. A. R. Grounds
Ocosta
Grays Harbor
Pioneer
Col. DeCourcey
Everett
Tacoma
For Sale North Aberdeen Quarter Block Claim
Notice declares no partnership with Mr. Baker and disclaims any debts. Advertises sale of a premium North Aberdeen quarter block at a bargain if taken soon. Contact through this paper.
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Aberdeen
From New London to Elma to Chehalis County News
Local notes report New London petitions for a post office and Billie Stiles gaining control of a troublesome boom company. Elma Shingle Co. shutters a dry kiln with 120000 shingles in a 10 hour shift. July shipments reach 20 car shingles and 16 lumber cars. July receipts at Olympia land office set records. A Montesano mill move is planned with piling and removal overseen by J N Baker and Andrew Smith. Hay yields in Chehalis County impress visitors with tall timothy and clover stands, suggesting county leads in hay production.
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New London
Hoquiam River
Billie Stiles
Elma Shingle Co
Bissell’s
Montesano
Centralia
Andrew Smith
J. N. Baker
J. T. Medcalf
Medcalf Bros
Timothy
Chehalis County
West Point cadetship winner and local notices
Willie Virlen Morris of Dayton wins the West Point cadetship. Judge W H Pritchard resigns over salary concerns. Peter Smout of Everett sues to restrain bonds. Robertson and Wilson ship 23027 pounds of cherries, Swan orchard heavy. Sprague fire destroys NP machine shops and 320 acres, $1,250,000 loss with 6000 residents affected. Provisions sent from Seattle and Tacoma. Corbett divorce decree grants Mrs. Corbett absolute dIvorce.
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Willie Virlen Morris
Dayton
West Point
W. H. Pritchard
Pierce County
Peter Smout
Everett
Robertson
Wilson
Bryant
Seattle
Tacoma
Illinois Legislature Ends Special Session Without Major Legislation
A special Illinois legislative session adjourned last Friday with no major laws enacted aside from the arbitration bill. Other items like the divorce alimony, a German mission attack in China, and Coxey’s gubernatorial nomination reflect ongoing national concerns. The Log raft journey to San Francisco and Armenian protection discussions also appear in dispatches.
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Vorce
Columbia
Mineola
San Francisco
Illinois
Trail Creek
B. C
Jacob S. Coxey
Ohio
Coxey
Good Roads
London
Porte
Turkey
Armenia
Camphor Tongue and the Pantang Ka- S camphor language
A Boston Traveler summary notes the camphor language of Johore used by camphor hunters to appease the camphor tree spirit Bi san. It blends Jakun and Malay for secrecy, while locals describe the tree spirit as jealous and the hunting method as protected by this tongue. The piece also recalls the invincible armada of 1588 and Oliver Evans as early locomotive innovator.
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Johore
Malay Peninsula
Lake
Boston
Oliver Evans
Delaware
Philadelphia
Evans
Emancipated Hen and Rogue Rooster Exchange
A quirky cartoonish dialogue mix from the era highlights hens claiming freedom from domestic labor while roosters insist they still lay eggs via incubator. A police exchange mocks a va grant accusation as Levi Sargent vows a solid meal and bed at the Palace Hotel.
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Times
Yonu
New York Weekly
Levi Sargent
Palace
Amended List and Soda Fountain Profits Reported
A Philadelphia lawyer counsels a nervous resident to move to a distant suburb to escape nuisances, after a $5 retainer. The piece then cites New Orleans, Detroit, Buffalo, Boston, and Washington Post figures on soda fountain profits and industry scale in the United States, noting many fountains and rising orders.
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New Orleans
May
Sanders
Buffalo
Stoddard Bros
Boston
Thompson
United States
Washington Post
Blue Violet Rays Kill Germs Not Red Light
A historical note summarizes Professor H. Marshall Ward's experiments showing blue and violet solar rays kill bacteria and fungi. It explains how glass filters blocked blue light, while quartz allowed a pure spectrum to reach spores, enabling kills in hours in summer but impractically long exposures in winter.
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H. Marshall Ward
Popular Science Monthly
Begonias Thrive Outdoors Under Shade Says Meehan Piece
A Meehan's Monthly note describes begonias thriving in summer shade, outside glass houses. A writer saw rockwork under trees densely planted with begonias, watered nightly from a hydrant hose, creating striking beauty.
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Meehan
Fainting at Dance and Desert Etymology Notes
Maude reports Mr Jinks fainted at the dance and was caught by a passerby while Ethel recalls his grip illness. Scribner's quote reflects on past life and blood memory. The Sahara name derives from an Arabic word meaning desert.
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Maude
Mr. Jinks
Ethel
Scribner’s
The French Expedition to Egypt and its Curious Appointments
A passage catalogues a 100 plus scholars expedition to Egypt for Parisian treasures. It notes their varied library and the mix of ancient and modern works, including Homer, Rousseau, Voltaire, the Bible, and Bacon. It also quotes anecdotes on dinners and care instructions from a Ladies' Home Journal recipe.
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Egypt
Paris
Homer
Virgil
Ossian
Tasso
Rousseau
Heloise
Goethe
Worther
Montesquieu
Caroline Bonaparte
Bacon
Mme. Deo Stacl
Mer
Professor Sloane
Napoleon
Beating the Odds with Two Cigars in a Tight Spot
A humorous exchange centers on a baron complaining about poverty and smoke quality. A companion explains he smokes two threepenny cigars because higher quality sixpenny ones are unavailable in the “beastly hole.” The dialogue highlights frugal improvisation and social context.
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C. E. Sackett Pink
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Lewis
Seeriff
Seth Warren Reetatrees
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Aridona
Mberdeen
Good Templar Hall
Wishkahmreet
C. McLafferty
Learned
C. T
Odd Fellows
F. Babcock
Sec
R. R. McDonald
N. G
Berdeen
Oda Fellows Hall
B.F. Ladue
Bvergreen
Rebekah Lodge
N. W . Bush
B. F. Ladue
Bert Morse
C. P
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A Baptist
Tabernacle
Pele
Wishka
F. K. van Tassel
Sundey School
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Boys’ Brigade
Hou Pe Jay
Atholic
Third Street
Father Deichman
George Lindsay
Christian Endeavor
Bandar
Bright
Ign
Soman's Ferry Society
Orwegian Methodist
O. Heggen
Ian
Endeavor
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Cohassett Society
Washingtonian
Frank Weatherwax & CO
Aberdeen, Wasi
Tanners
Elma
Washington
Economist
J. W. Heron
Olympia Land Office
C. V. Minkler
Campbell
R. P. Mace
News OF the State
Corbett
Mrs. Corbett
QUEER
Philip II of
England
English Channel
Howard
Drake
Hawkins
Frobisher
Orkneys
Spain
Brooklyn Eagle
Kate Field
West Philadelphia
T. B. Aldrich
The
Sahara
Desert
Smooks
Bluffkins
Snooks
Webb
Blakes
Ladies’ Home Journal
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
Simmons
J. H. Zeilin & Co
B. F. Johnston
H. A. Hay
J.M. Weatherwax
Capital
Jas, Patterson, Alex, Young
C.ef. Perkins
City Express
Waring
ER. H. Tanner
Pion
UN & CO
Brea
Minn & Co
Waneer
Tennessee
Address CO
New York
Broadway
Union Square
N.Y
L. E. Mayhall
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