Bodies Found In Lake After Horse Theft Pursuit
Two young men believed to have stolen horses from Arrow and Eagle livery stables last week were found drowned in a lake near Stratford after attempting to swim the animals to safety. Authorities pursued them across multiple towns, ending when one man fell overboard dragging the other. Conductor Bond survived with scalp wounds and a cut above the eye after the trolley car plunged down a 200 foot embankment on Jefferson avenue.
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Wenatchee
Arrow
Eagle
Straford
Waterville
Chelan
Coulee City
Wilson Creek
Ephrata
Tacoma
Jefferson Avenue
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
A. W. Williams
South Twenty-seventh Street
H. J. Bond
E. G. Gordon
Northern Pacific
Bond
Wireless telegraphy aids sheriff in locating witness on long reach
Sheriff Crowley of Kittitas county set a record by securing witness J J Brown on short notice. Brown, a former Clealum resident now in the US Army signal corps, was traced from the cruiser Washington 50 miles from Bremerton in Puget Sound. He reached Ellensburg in two and a half days, testifying in the W G Jones burglary trial before being discharged and heading to Seattle as the Washington sailed to San Francisco.
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Ellensburg
Crowley
Kittitas County
W. G. Jones
Clealum
J. J. Brown
Signal Corps
United States Army
Brown
Washington
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Seattle
San Francisco
May Day Flower Drop Ends in Shot Wounding Boy
Seattle boy Eddie Gregg, 12, left a basket of flowers at A W Copeland's home near Foy Station. When Copeland opened the door, he fired a shotgun wounding Gregg in the thigh. Doctors fear blood poisoning may prove fatal.
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Seattle
Eddie Gregg
A. W. Copeland
Foy Station
Mistress of Montgomery hotel shot in lobby passage
Mrs. North, hostelry mistress, was shot in the left temple Friday as she moved from the lobby to her room. She was taken to Spokane badly wounded but expected to recover. A suspect has been traced to Camden Washington, with no arrests yet.
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Elk
Montgomery
Thief Steals $5000 in Diamonds at Tacoma Jewelers
In Tacoma last week three thieves entered the Frank C. Hart jewelry store at 950 Pacific Avenue while staff worked in the rear. One thief stole about $5000 worth of loose diamonds emeralds and rubies from a table drawer near the entrance. A second item notes a Centralia gold discovery during sewer work by A R Strachan Perth Coal Mining Company manager who found about $1 60 in gold from gravel in a sewer ditch behind his home after digging about fifteen feet.
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Tacoma
Frank C. Hart
Pacific Avenue
Centralia
A. R. Strachan
Perth Coal Mining Company
Kenne Steamer Launches at Seattle Shipyard
The passenger steamer Kenne is launched at a Seattle shipyard and expected to depart for Portland where Captain Tosste will take command. The move marks a notable Upper River feat as the vessel begins service under new ownership and route.
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Spokane
Kenne
Seattle
Portland
Oman
Wvasco
Priess Ravice
Washington News in Brief
Within ten months the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad will reach Tacoma. Aberdeen man C. M. Pardue fatally injured by a falling tree on the Newskah River. Palouse frosts caused little damage. May Day events at Ellensburg normal school. May term court sessions open May 1 in North Yakima. Yakima Pioneers’ Association organized with L. L. Thorp president. Dr. C. H. Bentley to assist in welcoming the battleship fleet. May queen crowning and May pole festivities at Ellensburg. Castle Rock man J. B. Porria arrested for branding a neighbor’s heifer. Moran Shipbuilding directors declined $2,590,000 offer for Seattle plant. Italian gardener Vincent Carlino robbed and killed in Seattle. Cherry and apple crops look strong in Walla Walla valley. Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co. at Kent expanding dairy output. Spokane social clubs to face retail license rule. Dupont powder plant work to resume at Nisqually flats, Tacoma. Gray & Chapman report ready for steel on regional rail connections. D. E. Smith, Aberdeen logger, dies from perforated stomach. autopsy confirms natural cause.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tacoma
C. M. Pardue
Aberdeen
Newshkah
Palouse
First Baptist Church
North Yakimaw
Alaska-Pacific Express Company
Sitka
H. Moses
Haines Mission
United States Circuit Court
District Court
Southern Division
North Yakima
Yakima Pioneers’ Association
L. L. Thorp
Yakima County
C. H. Bentley
Garfield
Mead
Olympia
Bentley
Ellensburg
J. B. Porria
Castle Rock
Porria
Moran Shipbuilding Company
Seattle
Vincent Carlino
Walla Walla Valley
Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company
Kent
Tin Can Department
Spokane
Moore
Ben Rice
E. I. Dupont- de Nemours Powder Company
Nisqually Flats
Gray & Chapman
Portland & Seattle
Regon
Washington
D. E. Smith
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Smith
Local notices mix health cure, street prank, and salacious humor
In a column of scattered items, M J Leach of Walcott IV touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing a bad dysentery attack. A tale from the Tenth Street viaduct describes a dancing party encounter with a “yellow nigger” and a police stop after a chase. Other snippets include a British instrument maker boasting torture devices, jokes about smoking and poker, a Madagascar fortress with a hidden passage, and local frost damage notes from Ellensburg with county officials mentioned.
The Country Boy Heals Wounds With Dust and Bandages
Harper's Bazar notes the country boy uses brown fungal dust to stop minor bleeding. For deeper cuts he suggests warm water with carbolic or chloride of mercury, removing debris, and pinching the wound before applying adhesive strips. If bleeding is heavy, he advises tying a bandage to form a clot.
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Harper's Bazar
Gems In Verse Inspire Busy Work Ethic
Song urges readers to wake from idle dreams and get to work with urgency. It cites Mark Bozzaris and a Turk as motivators, urging effort, perseverance, and communal effort to bring about a better age. It blends lines from Somerville Journal and Baltimore Sun to praise humble toil and the bloom of simple life through steady labor.
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Mark Bozzaris
the Turk
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Durand Resident
In February our daughter had the whooping cough. Mr. Lane of Hartland recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it gave best satisfaction to his customers. We found it effective and recommend it to anyone with children troubled by whooping cough. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
Evans Drug Co
Practical Ear Nose Throat Practice in Aberdeen
Office in Crowther-Wooding block at G and Heron Streets with hours 10 30 to 11 30 am 1 30 to 4 30 and 7 00 to 9 00 pm telephone 135 limited to EYF EAR NOSE AND THROAT rooms 3 4 6 Koehler Bld Aberdeen Wash office hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 pm
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Crowther-Wooding Block
G and Heron Streets
Koehler
Ble
Aberdeen
Wash
City Fire Alarm Boxes List with Locations
A list details real and imaginary fire alarm boxes by number and cross streets in Aberdeen, Highland Home, High School, Northern Pacific Depot, South Aberdeen, mills, and schools. Items include Box 4 at Young and Thomas, Box 5 at B and Cleveland, Box 7 at Terrace Ave and D Street, Box 8 at Burrows Dock, Box 9 at Hume and K, Box 12 Boone and King, Box 15 Wilson Bros Mill, Box 17 S E Slade Mill, Box 21 Market and F, Box 23 American Mill, Box 25 Heron and F, Box 27 Fourth and G, Box 31 Franklin School, Market near Jefferson and Marietta, Box 82 Hume and H, Box 85 Anderson and Middleton Mill, Box 37 Heron and Broadway, Box 388 Third and Broadway and notes on a lumber company's building and street names.
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Young and Thomas
North Aberdeen
Cleveland Streets
Highland Home
Terrace Avenue
D Street
High School
Burrows’ Dock
Hume and
K Streets
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boone and King Streets
South Aberdeen
Wilson Bros’ Mill
S. E. Slade Mill
Market
American Mill
Heron
F Streets
Fourth
G Streets
Franklin School
Jefferson and
Marrieta
Hume
H Streets
Anderson & Middleton Afill
Broadway
Third
Hart-Wood Lumber Co
Bil
Tan Streats
The Most Common Cause of Suffering Rheumatism Relief
Rheumatism causes pain and suffering and Chamberlains Pain Balm offers relief enabling rest and sleep. Relief may be temporary at first but can become permanent, especially in older sufferers. damp weather and chronic rheumatism lessen cure prospects. Evans Drug Company sells 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Company
Free City Library Reading Room Opening Hours
Public notice for Aberdeen city hall listing library and reading room hours Sundays 2 to 5 30 p m with librarian Mrs J M Walker and contact details for more information including a website.
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City Library
City Hall
Aberdeen
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