Knights of Pythias Conclude Seattle Session Festivities
Thousands of Knights and Sisters attended parades and banquets as the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held sessions in Seattle. Officers were elected for multiple lodges and the Uniform Bank, with celebrations including a D OK K parade and a grand ball. A harbor excursion and clambake were planned as the event wrapped up.
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Eugene Foster
Aberdeen
John M. Elwell
Vancouver
R. M. Dye
Davenport
H. M. Love
Colfax
Ben Haverkamp
Tacoma
F. Tonkin
Black Diamond
Grand
H. C. Koons
E. F. Greene
Spokane
The
Uniform Bank
J. M. Janette
Paul Walsh
George F. Race
Jannette
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters
Ellis’ Hall
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Order of Knights of Korassan
Crescent Hotel
Westport
Lemon Duty Squabble Between Fruit Growers and Railroads
The New York Journal of Commerce notes a lemon tariff rise benefited fruit growers but shifted gains to railroads via higher lemon transport rates. Growers appeal to the ICC as they seek lower duties to counter increased freight costs, arguing for consumer relief and a broad political base. A second item, Republican Elephant Apprehensive, highlights rising insurgency and Democratic sentiment in Baltimore Sun view.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
Messrs
Aldrich
J’ayne
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Baltimore Sun
Aberdeen Heads Home on Evening Train
Aberdeen residents board the evening train for their homes, ending a day of travel and activity as the rail service resumes its regular schedule.
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Aberdeen
In Hearing and a Mountain Goat Pun
A playful dialogue narrative shifts from a playful mountaintop moment to a comic interruption as a mountain goat crashes the scene after a pun about listening ears. The London Tatler vignette parallels a domestic miscommunication between mistress and servant about truthfulness and obedience.
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Clarence
London Tatler
Mary
Precocious Child-Papa Defines Humbug in Playful Rhyme
A parent explains humbug as a playful illusion when a mother pretends to like him and does not button his shirt, revealing a child’s humorous misunderstanding.
Telephone 355 Job Printing at Herald Printery
Modern work at moderate prices offered by Herald Printery with full service printing and job orders. Availability includes all styles and quick turnaround for local customers seeking reliable printing.
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Britches
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Knights OF
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State Grand Lodge
Emerson
Wishkah Temple
Anna Ford
Lucile Cloud
Pauline Jones
Temple
Nettie Bowes
Ethel Wiggins
Genevieve Bowes
Grand Temple
City Messenger Co
JOS. Farrell, Mgr
E. Wishkah
Knights OF Pythias and
Grand Lodges
Washington
FILL
Jewelry Company
Col. G and
Wishkah Streets
Aberdeen, Wash