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George Paton of Paterson New Jersey had 50 cents in the pot when police raided a pokey game. He stayed and was arrested. Mrs Santina Costa fell and broke her leg while leaving a social event. Fred Springhorn of Patchogue New York learned he was not naturalized after voting twenty two years and serving as constable. Harry M Gescheidt a New York lawyer left 150000 of his fortune to fund a bread line with each loaf stamped with his name. Alexander McGregor was rolled in wet snow before a locomotive for 150 feet and stopped in a snowbar six feet thick.
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George Paton
Paterson
N. J
Fred Springhorn
Patchogue
N.Y
Harry M. Gescheidt
New York
Alexander McGregor
Peabody
Mass
Tax statements and school district warrants issued
Montesano Feb 5 Treas McGillicuddy reports many inquiries about personal tax statements while realty statements go out. Personal statements are not due yet and will be mailed by Feb 15. Also alert issued for school district warrants in districts 5 through 106 with listed numbers.
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Montesano
McGillicuddy
Merely fragment text hints at a historical event
The readable fragments mention a person or group and a place, with unclear action or outcome. No precise names, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a complete news item.
Napoleon quote on resolution and memory of purpose
A historical quote attributed to Napoleon emphasizes that once a resolution is made all but the intent to succeed is forgotten. It frames determination as the core influence over action and memory.
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Napoleon
Detective Lecoy investigates mysterious house scene
In a strange incident Lecoy pursues a night disturbance near a grim house. A girl explains the cries come from her mother patching her father’s trousers, revealing the source of the racket and the prankish misunderstanding.
The Past Still Calls The Soul Whittier Quote
Whittier reflects on enduring memories and the lasting influence of past deeds and art. He argues that shadows of history persist, and the soul revisits former visions and works rather than fading away.
Surprises For the Librarian in a South London District
A writer notes surprising library patrons in a poor South London district. Regular borrowers include a policeman focused on sociology, a lavatory attendant who reads education and psychology, a commissionaire with abstruse theology interests, and two rag and bone shopkeepers who pursue theosophy Buddhism and art.
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London
Berlin Butchers Show Curious Sausage Schedule
A London Telegraph note describes Berlin butchers using a chair with a large clean apron at the shop side as a visual cue to customers about which days fresh sausages are made.
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Berlin
London Telegraph
Public Health Trial Aims to Deter Smoking in Hoboken
Recorder John J. McGovern unveils a nitrate of silver palate coating program to curb cigarette use among youths and men in Hoboken. Fifty participants tasted bitterness after treatment and were told to chew gentian after meals to reinforce the urge to quit.
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John J. MacGovern
Hoboken
N. J
Recorder
McGovern
Anti-Cigarette League
Chicago
Joseph Londrigan
John Grannelli
Welch Creech Case Heads Toward Verdict in Montesano
In the Welch Creech suit Mrs. Welch seeks damages for her husband’s death killed accidentally by Creech. The superior court heard two days of testimony with the defense resting at noon after stenographic reports from Creech murder trial were read. A jury verdict is expected by noon tomorrow.
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Montesano
Welch-Creech
Official sealer to inspect weights and measures in county
Montesano reports George Sell has been appointed by the county commissioners as official sealer of weights and measures. The former local merchant will interview all dealers who sell goods by weight and measure and inspect their apparatus. He will begin work immediately.
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Montesano
George Sell
Sell
Lincoln Memorial Sermon On Lincoln’s Birthday
In Hoquiam on Sunday at 11 a m a patriotic sermon honoring Abraham Lincoln will be preached by Rev Henry Van Engelen at the First Baptist church The event marks the 105th birth anniversary with veterans of the G A R W R C and Ladies of the G A R attending and flags and music planned for the service All are welcome.
University of Chicago students earn $100654 through campus work
The employment bureau reports students earned $100,654 last year while working to support themselves. Jobs included waiters stenographers salesmen and janitors with pay of 83 dollars on average. Women of wealth hire tutors in basic subjects at about 1.25 dollars per hour, sometimes more than 2 dollars.
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University of Chicago
Employment Bureau of
University
The King of All Laxatives Advertised in The Herald
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York praises Dr Kings Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. He says they bless his family and he keeps a box at home. Price is 25 cents. Available at Druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo, N. Y
H. E. Bucklen & Co. Phila
St. Louis
Southwest Washington Development association to meet in Hoquiam
Hoquiam hosts the Southwest Washington Development association for its annual convention on Friday and Saturday next week. Sessions occur in the Elks lodge room with prominent speakers. The Elks lodge house and club rooms will be opened for guest entertainment, arranged through the Commercial Club committee for President Brewer and delegates.
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Hoquiam
Southwest Washington Development Association
Hoquam
Elks
K Street
The
Brewer
Commercial Club Committee
Hoquiam closes for Joseph Lytle funeral hour
Hoquiam plans a one hour business closure from 11 to 12 today in memory of Joseph Lytle. Banks F G Foster Co bars and many retailers will shut as First Presbyterian church hosts his funeral at noon. Commercial Club President Foster urged the store deferral and Powell Ross stores also closed.
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Hoquiam
Joseph Lytle
First Presbyterian Church
F. G. Foster
Army Bans Gray and White Horses in Field Service
The army moves to exclude gray and white horses from active field use citing distance visibility and cleanliness issues off campaign. officers urged not to keep such mounts. Joseph H. Defrees proposes Chicago’s largest convention hall to host major gatherings, backing a facility for multiple events.
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United States Army
McClure Re elected Secretary of Club
Hoquiam February 6 At a Commercial Club directors meeting C D McClure was elected secretary a post he has held for two and a half years A number of motions relating to the years work were considered A tentative program likely to be mapped out aiming at definite results
Speeding Up After a Check Causes Faster Motion
A brief quip from the New Orleans Picayune notes that paradoxically some men accelerate after receiving a check. The remark highlights a wry, humorous view on incentives and behavior.
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New Orleans Picayune
State Industrial Insurance Men Here In Hoquiam
Hoquiam transcript shows Frank Mattingly leading the Tacoma district agents touring the harbor area to meet employers and set up activities for the new year. Commission representatives are surveying local business for the year ahead.
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Hoquiam
Frank Mattingly
Tacoma
State Industrial Insurance Commission
Commission
Mattingly
Veterans recall Spanish American War at Hoquiam banquet
Fort y veterans of the Spanish American War from Hoquiam and John D. Roberts Camp No 7 gathered at Hotel Gray for the 15th annual Manila hostilities opening banquet. Only one of 13 local draftees, Postmaster Ralph L. Philbrick, attended alongside W. C. Winters of Montesano J. F. Steckhammer and G. A. Gillette from the harbor area.
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Hoquiam
John D. Roberts
Call
Philippines
Ralph L. Philbrick
Harbor Country
W. C. Winters
Montesano
J. F. Steckhammer
G. A. Gillette
Fee to Tan Pre Trial Inte Ind
The fragmentary text notes a fee related to pre trial procedures and an index or indication tied to fiscal or legal matters. No clear entities or dates are readable.
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Tan the Pre Tra
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