Council Remakes Seats as Hills Is Expelled
The council expelled Hills after a trial on multiple specifications including his control of departments and ties to undesirable elements. March wins a seat after a protest against the proceedings, pledging a fair administration and cooperation with the mayor and council.
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M. Demeree
W. Johnston
Hilts
GC. F. Jensen
Stetson
Hills
Anthony Camillo
North Aberdeen
Stetsons
Lillian McDonald
C. Randolph
O. R. Austin
Loomis
Parks
Moreh
Fourth Ward
March
Sayers
South G
McCaw, Crivyen and Newell
Arthur
Pacific Produce Company
Tacoma Dredging Co
Cherry and
Wood Streets
Hoquiam Still Fighting Over Ramer Avenue Bridge Case
City Attorney Callahan says Hoquiam has not quit its fight for rights in the Ramer avenue bridge case. The Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle Company, dissolved, held an injunction, and Callahan with William E. Campbell will continue efforts to save it.
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Hoquiam
Ramer Avenue
Callahan
Hoquiam Lumber& Shingle Company
William EF. Campbell
Atorneys
Girl Injured in Hoquiam Basketball Game
Miss Lois Williams sustains knee injuries during a high school gymnasium game while playing with her class team. She was confined to home, but the injuries are not serious.
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Hoquiam
Lois Williams
Grayport Hotel Sold to C. J. Sims in Hoquiam
The Grayport hotel in Hoquiam was purchased by C. J. Sims from Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy who ran it for seven months. Sims owns the building and plans a first class renovation to make the hostelry home like and attractive.
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Hoquiam
Grayport
C. J. Sims
Kennedy
Sims
Aberdeen Printing Co Offers Modern Job Printing
Aberdeen Printing Co promotes modern job printing at moderate prices with contact via phone 5401 for services including quick turnaround and high quality work.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Queen Venus and the planet's curious features
Mercury to Venus relation shows Venus as Earth’s twin in mean diameter and volume yet 200 miles larger in diameter. Venus density about 0.82 times Earth, gravity ~0.82 g, with a thick clouded atmosphere 1.5 to 2 times denser than Earth's. Ancient observers noted Venus, with records in British archives.
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Mercury
Sol
Venus
Earth
Mansard Roof Miracle Prompts A King’s Pledge
A tale from Arles tells how architect Mansard saved his son's life by removing a central pillar of the Hotel de Ville roof after Louis XIV offered mercy if the feat could be done. The cafe philosopher notes the anecdote ends with Mansard’s success and the hall’s stunning groined roof.
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Louis XIV
Hotel de Ville
Arles
Mansard
Masard
Manford
Aries
London Glebe
Rise and Fall of Peter Lyele in Tripoli Fleet
A London Globe account traces Peter Lycle’s rise from shipmate in Tripoli’s early nineteenth century fleet to lord high admiral after befriending the pasha family. His piracy and plundering alienated allies, ending his once precarious power.
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Peter Lyele
Tripoli
Scotland
Peter Lycle
Peter
London Globe
Climatic Variation Across North America Inprehistory
The article argues that ancient North America was much warmer than today supported by mammoth remains found continent wide, especially in the north, indicating a tropical climate in recent geological times. It notes other evidences but centers on mammoth findings as sufficient proof of hot past climates.
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North America
Got Her Rattled. Smoking room door mix up
In a London Punch sketch a manageress warns a customer in a tea room about to light a cigar. The customer points to a door labeled Smoking Room, prompting a humorous exchange over room labels.
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London
Feminine Conversation on Hats in Philadelphia Record
A brief column notes women gossiping about hats and dresses in Philadelphia society, highlighting light chatter among Blobbs and others about attire. The piece reflects social chatter rather than a formal event.
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Delphia Record
Mystifying Colloquy Ex Change Dialogue Fragment
A halted exchange fragment shows a train entering a tunnel with a terse back and forth about a character named Jack. The lines capture a moment of confusion and a terse disagreement in a short dialogue.
Princess Patricia to Visit United States and Canada
The article notes Princess Patricia plans a tour of Canada with her brother Prince Arthur of Connaught and travel incognito to major U S cities. It contrasts Patricias charm and wit with other royals and mentions a romantic liaison with a lesser-ranked English marquis.
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Patricia
Great Britain
Ena of
Battenberg
Spain
Fife
Canada
Dominion
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
America
Sweden
Thoroughness as an Asset for Business Women
The piece argues thoroughness is essential for a business girl to gain and keep employment. It insists that thorough workers are rare, highly valued, and trusted to complete all tasks without neglect, with careless performance risking long-term job loss or instability.
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Thoronghness
Donts For Engaged Girls
Advice list cautioning engaged women on behavior with suitors. Warns against flaunting him to friends, judging by vices, probing opinions on rights, and overbearing relatives. Encourages letting him lead, guarding past, avoiding diaries, and recognizing his need for maternal care.
Sponge Lab Near Sfax Observes Sponge Development
A marine biology facility outside Sfax Tunisia studies sponge growth from microscopic larvae to mature sponges. The lab offers rare access to observe sponge development over years in shallow clear Mediterranean waters near the harbor.
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Sfax
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Local businessman claims busyness but faces job loss
Exchange reveals a man named Leasley saying he has been very busy, while another claims his current job is easy and that the man has been fired and is now seeking new employment. The dialogue implies an underlying employment struggle and transition.
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Leasley
Interrupted Repose and a Wakeful Chess Joke
A Washington Star quip about chess and naps highlights a restless moment as one player laments being awakened to hear it is their move. The witty exchange frames a lighthearted clash between slumber and strategy.
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Repose
Washington Star
Piano Shop Exchange Sparks Odd Demand
A brief dialogue from a 1920s style scene shows a customer asking if the shop keeps everything for the piano and a salesman affirming. The customer then bizarrely asks for Mme an ax Puck, creating a cryptic moment in the exchange.
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Mme
Head and Foot
A chiropodist seeks a foothold in business while a wig maker aims to avoid a bald existence as described in a Kansas City Star line.
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Kansas City Star
Best Manners Must Guide Daily Conduct Always
The piece extols constant use of good manners as essential in daily life. It argues manners should govern all interactions and remain valuable beyond formal settings.
Poison of Worry
Worry is described as a poisonous, depressing force that drains energy and paralyzes, offering the view that life would improve if people faced troubles philosophically as a matter of course, per Eustace Miles.
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Eustace Miles
Anticipation Between Mabel and Arthur Revealed
Mabel assures Arthur she will be a supportive partner to ease his daily troubles. Arthur replies he has none, prompting Mabel to clarify she means during stressful times.
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Mabel
Arthur
Votes for Women and the Global Suffrage Outlook
Sir Frederick Pollock argues law bias against women persists but predicts limited violence if women vote. He cites New Zealand and Australia as successful early adopters and says women voters are conscientious, noting suffrage there has produced some good and no evident harm to date.
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New Zealand
Australia
Sir Frederick Pollock
Cooks Come and Go as Weekleigh Boss Demands Ruthless Trial
Mrs Hi ram Weekleigh boasts of a new cook who decides to stay despite a string of dismissals. The boss orders firing the newcomer to test how it feels, recounting a pattern of twelve cooks in as many weeks with no firings until now.
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Hiram Weekleigh
Hiram
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Habit of Acquisition Reflections on Wealth
In a New York Times voice a philosopher marvels at piling wealth and books beyond what one can ever read. He passes a bookstore and buys cheap volumes despite having no time to read them, expanding a library already far beyond his reading capacity.
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New York Times
Order to Show Cause in Abbott Estate
In Chehalis County Washington the estate of Major L A Abbott seeks court approval to sell Lots 5 and 6 Block 27 First Addition to South Aberdeen to cover legacies in the Teaster will. The court set a January 13 1912 9 30 a m hearing in Montesano and ordered four weekly Aberdeen Herald publications. Judge Ben Sheeks presiding.
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Superior Court OF
Washington
Chehalis County
L. A. Abbott
Alvin M. Smith
South Aberdeen
Montesano
Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis
Ben Sheeks
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