Aberdeen lodge notices and fraternal meetings published
Fraternal organizations announce regular communications and meetings. Aberdeen Lodge No 52 A F and A M meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 30. A O U W Wishkah Camp No 189 meets Fridays at 7 30. I O G T Aberdeen Lodge No 175 meets Fridays at 7 30. Housed Odd Fellows and Encampment schedules listed with dates and officers. George Crook Post No 63 invites veterans to attend on first and third Fridays at 7 PM. Association Stationary Engineers and Woodmen of the World also report meeting nights and locations.
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Aberdeen Lodge
Onsen
E. E. Eaton
W. M. LJ. Ko
Jperdeen Lodge
Good Templar
Wishkah
C. McLafferty
Sec
M.S. Learned
C. T
George Crook
Aberdeen
Wash
P.m. Hall
H Street
Hume
Riz Robinson
Adj
Max Sanford
Phillip Ackey
Q. M
D. OF
U. W. Hall
Josie Campbell
Mary Pratsch
Woodmen OF the World
Wishkah Camp No
Odd Fes
J. A. Hood
A. Berliner
Aberdeen City Official Register Lists Local Officials
The document outlines Aberdeen city government officers including James A Hood Bie ciscs W. B. Mack Clerkee A W Bush and Police Justice S J White. It also lists Chehalis County officials with names such as Sackett Lyons Lewis Graham Bridges and O P Burrows alongside commissioners Win Anastie Coy and Kirkaldie.
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James A. Hood
W. B. Mack Clerkee
A. W. Bush
Sverina
W. C. McKinlay
Jon Steen
S. J. White
B. J. Garman
Gunn
Ge Peisi
Kole
Tanner
Weatherwax
Alex. Young
Port of
Grays Harbor
Peter Autzen
Aberdeen
Eenen
A. Graham Attorney
Seer Eens Wees
J.B. Bridges
Pirmaiteke Roaral Seth Warren Deene
Tris O. P. Burrows
Westport Notes Mark Season End and Local Happenings
Visitors from County and state areas flocked to Westport last Sunday with about seventy five in attendance. The town reports lingering gambling devices at a local site and several businesses shifting as campers depart. The G A R organizes, hay yields rise, farms advertise Dickensian ten acre hay loads, and local officials address taxes and ferry franchises while schools prepare for a September start.
Local Notes and Town News Briefs
Alfred Reed is convalescent. Miss Lizzie Feienfeld returns from Chehalis. H Barker improves after illness. Addie Rowland ill at uncle C. W. Townsend’s home. Edith Tuttle to teach Hump tulips school starting September 2. Jennie Hodgins returns from Portland with millinery stock. Lytle Bros. buy corner lot at Eighth and J. will build store. D O T Rockford to Victoria B C for theater management. Rev. Revelle preached last sermon before conference. petition to return him. Families Chase and Ogden back from the beach tan and well. Mr. Ogden shows amateur photography. Mrs. Virgil Smith dies in Portland. leaves husband and five children.
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Alfred Reed
Lizzie Feienfeld
Chehalis
H. Barker
Addie Rowland
C. W. Townsend
Edith Tuttle
Humptulips
Jennie Hodgins
Portland
Lytle Bros
Eighth
D. O. T. Rockford
Victoria
B. C
Rev. Revelle
O. G. Chase
Wm. Ogden
Ogden
Virgil Smith
Local Aberdeen Arrivals and Casualties Noted at Pinehurst
Miss Claire Weatherwax from Aberdeen and Ina Weatherwax visited here on Tuesday. Supt. Bean’s family returned to Olympia earlier this week. J. W. Lamb lost his home to fire in the upper Wyncode area, including contents. Pinehurst hotel reports a lively season as guests come and go, with several Aberdeen and Seattle arrivals listed.
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Claire Weatherwax
Aberdeen
Ina
Supt. Bean
Olympia
C. W. Wappenstein
O. M. Kellogg
Hoquiam
W. B. Fetterman
Pinehurst
Robert Niven
Geo. H. King
Seattle
F. A. White
Bina P. Loughrey
Everett
Chadwick
The
Sound
Jay Weatherwax
C. T. Wooding
Pinehurst Hotel
A. M. Good
Montesano
J. W. Lamb
Wyncodhe
Death by self destruction shocks Trent farmer
John Shelley a prosperous Trent farmer ended his life last week due to an intensifying drink habit. The governor commuted Holmes's sentence to life imprisonment. Holmes is dying of consumption. The South Bend fishermen's strike over price ends with canneries restoring two to thirty cents per fish. Northern Pacific plans temporary repair shops at Sprague amid doubts on car shop rebuild. Okanogan crops flourish though mining towns show no market. farmers seek an outlet. The Great Northern overland passenger train derailed by a landslide fifteen miles from Seattle with unspecified casualties.
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John Shelley
Trent
Holmes
South Bend
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Sprague
Okanogan
Engineer Neal McKinley Saves Train In Incident
Life was saved by Engineer Neal McKinley who remained at his post as the train danger passed. Fireman Barrett was injured in the event. In a recent election the Winlock school district approved debt beyond the legal limit.
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Neal McKinley
Barrett
Winlock
Sartoris Heir to Wed Wealthy Heiress of Era
Algernon Sartoris, son of Nellie Grant Sartoris, is to marry a wealthy young woman. He is under 20. A train load of Oregon fruit departed The Dalles for the east, with more trains planned for this week. A suspected anarchist attack on Baron Rothschild occurred in Paris, injuring his clerk. Mastodon tusks were found during Owosso reservoir excavation, attracting crowds.
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Algernon Sartoris
General Grant
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Sartoris
Oregon
Dalles
Council Bluffs
Stast
London
Aberdeen
Scotland
Alphonse de Rothschild
Paris
Owosso
Mich
How Judge Hoar Ceased to be Attorney General
The August Atlantic Monthly highlights Jacob D. Cox on Judge Hoar leaving the attorney-general post. Percival Lowell asks if Mars is inhabited and by whom, with a four-part Mars discussion. The issue also covers French and English churches, fiction serials, and a feature on vacations and Atlantic City.
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Atlantic Monthly
Jacob D. Cox
Judge Hoar
Cox
Grant
Percival Lowell
Mars
Mr. Peabody
Prima donna fears loss after stage bug incident
In the Washington Star tale a soprano laments ruined prospects after a bug lands on her neck during a final aria. Her maid asks about the catastrophe and a theater visitor steals a moment to relay the manager’s praise of her final screech as the town goes wild.
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Washington Star
Silver and Gold Parity and Free Coinage Debate
Secretary Carlisle’s Covington speech argues against free coinage of silver, maintaining the parity of gold and silver and that private coinage would fail to keep dollars at full value. He stresses the need for government to keep silver dollars as good as gold and warns against a system allowing private minting. He asserts the public would reject debasement and insist on stable money.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
Covington
United States
Rights of silver and the coinage debate
The piece argues against silver rights phrases used by silverites and states that a metal cannot have rights. It says free coinage or limited coinage on gold parity should be decided by the public’s best interests, and that preserving currency stability does not deprive any group of rights.
Cure for stammering by controlled breathing and vowel focus
A New York professor claims stuttering is not a disease but a habit rooted in careless respiration. By pausing for a long breath before vowels and opening the mouth as shown in elocution charts, patients pronounce vowels correctly and relearn speech in weeks. The method proceeds from vowel work to sentences and requires ongoing vigilance to prevent relapse.
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New York
Europe
Frankfort
New York Herald
Woman Appointed Census Taker For Cass County
Miss Mary M. Haskell of Minneapolis has been appointed census taker for Cass county Minnesota. The county is widely scattered with wilderness areas and many Indians to enumerate. The task is formidable and few women would undertake it.
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Mary M. Haskell
Minneapolis
Cass County
Minn
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Aberdeen, Wash
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Washington
YM. C. McKinlay
N. B. Colman
Mees
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A. Weser
Official Register
Aberdeen City
Westport
Captain Brown
North Cove
Nora Harkins
Valentine
Wyncodie
Uncle Sam
Bridges
M. J. Pierson
G. A. R. Association
C. C. Gamage
J. W. Langley
J. W. Rucker
C. D. Spencer
G. W. France
R. L. Philbrick
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Fred Nye
Cosmopolis
John Heron
Michigan
Chehalis County
Elma
W. H. Abell
Geo. D. Schofield
Logan
Washingtonian
Geo. L. Davis
A. Polson
H. C. Heermans
Hoquiam River
Eighth Street
Economist
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Agent Freeman
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Clara Bryan
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Luella Porter
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Lottie E. Magill
Lizzie Twiss
Ocosta Pioneer
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Columbia River
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H. Lovett Cameron
Maurice Thompson
Georgia
John Gilmer Speed
Frank R. Stockton
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mr. Stockton
Dr. Parkhurst
Helen Mar Adams
Miss Roberts
McKinley
Joe Jefferson
Cyrus W. Edson
Demorest
Atlantic City
Indianapolis Journal
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
Simmons
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
B. F. Johnston
J. M. Weatherwax
H. A. Hayes
Capital
J.M. Weatherwax
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C. E. Perkins
Frank Weatherwax
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Palace Hotel
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