Aberdeen Olympia News Briefs and Local Notes
Local attorney J C Cross attended legal business in Olympia while others host gatherings in Aberdeen. The Merchants Fair opens in Hoquiam as Abe men discuss political events and church meetings. Numerous residents travel, attend services, and await election registration closing with 2 160 registered.
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J. C. Cross
Olympia
L. L. Trask
Review Club
Hoquiam
J. C. Hogan
Hogan
A. H. House
The
Baptist Association
Centralia
Aberdeen News Briefs Highlight Local Fires and City Work
Ill Mrs Edson F Jones ill at home on West Eighth. Congregational church served a noon lunch. Local court fined Albert Benson Martin Frost and George Mulligan ten dollars each for disorderly conduct. Dugan arrested for distributing handbills. ten dollar fine noted for his activity. Railway replacing Wishkah river bridge with steel structure. Carbins and Lilly visit local business matters. Fire department responded to a noon blaze at Dudley Carberry dwelling, minor damage. Elk lodge program announced. T H Langley exploring Aberdeen location. Ducks and geese driven to harbor amid storm. Portland glass man plans church windows. Ladies clubs seek meeting room in library building. Youths Steinbaugh and Nudleman to state training school. City council rejects elevated sidewalks in East Aberdeen. Reservoir plan discussed. 4 million gallon capacity at $3870. Wood bids for pumping station sought. Light at F and Wishkah streets referred. East side wholesale sidewalks debated. tie vote. mayor to decide. Ordinances pass on local improvement payments and street work. Resolutions set hearing/remonstrance dates for M street and K street sidewalks.
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Church of Christ Scientist
Aberdeen
Loomis
Republican State Committee
A. P. Stockwell
W.C. Gawley
Diston
Oregon
Heron
John G. Lewis
Mamie Gleeson
Satsop
John Landers
Wishkah
G. I. Karshner
Laders' Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
William Young
Pekin
Ill
Mr. Young
St. J. Nouski
West Hume Street
Geo. A. Simpson
J. E. Stine
Humptulips River
A. M. Steadman
Cosmopolis
Bowes & Randolph
Frank L. Austin
United States Revenue Cutter
Manning
California
O. R. Austin
Aberden
Hoquiam
Edson F. Jones
West Eighth Street
the Congregational Church
Albert Benson
Martin Frost
George Mulligan
Po J. Dugan
Birmingham
Dugan
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Wishkah River
Henry Carbino
J. R. Evans
Carbino
Fau Claire
Wisconsin
Clarence A. Lilly
Potland
Potland, and May Stay Several Weeks While Mr. Lilly
The
Western Cooperage Co
Fifth Street
F and
West & Slade Grocery Co
Water Committee
Ninth Street
Broadway
H Street
M Street
Fifth
Sixth Street
K Street
Wishkah Streets
Facing the Music at the Grand starring James J. Corbett
Comedy show Facing the Music features James J. Corbett at the Grand tomorrow night with an strong company led by H. H. Frazee. Cast includes Joseph Sullivan Corwin Luskmoor Charles Horn Thomas Dare and actresses Eleanor Montell Amanda Hendricks Lillian Leslie May Dudley. Also mentions fifty years a blacksmith Samuel R Worley of Hixbury Va praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm sold by Evans Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
H. H. Frazee
Corbett
Joseph Sullivan
Corwin Luskmoor
Charles Horn
Thomas Dare
Eleanor Montell
Amanda Hendricks
Lillian Leslie
May Dudley
Samuel R. Worley
Hixbury
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
A Young Thief James Steinbaugh Ahead of Reform School
James Steinbaugh a 15 year old high school student was arrested Tuesday afternoon by a truant officer on robbery charges. He allegedly led a gang that pilfered homes in the city organizing raids and choosing targets. The youth will be committed to reform school after police say he ordered others from a home and led periodic meetings for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Steinbaugh
Blossom
Steinbaugh
Fifteen- Sixteen Year Old Arrested In Theft Ring
Sixteen year old Nate Nudleman was arrested on theft charges as part of a group of youths who robbed residences in the city. Nudleman ran away with James Steinbaugh, the gang’s alleged leader. They were taken to Montesano for commitment to the state training school. further arrests and reforms are anticipated.
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Nate Nudleman
Nudleman
James Steinbaugh
Steinbaugh
Montesano
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