Court notes and damages over manhole fall case
Guardianship petition for Chas Jay and others filed in insanity matter of Sart E Conner. In an unrelated case Rebecca Coleman et al sued for damages after a person fell into an unprotected manhole while crossing a street after dark in Centists. The jury awarded $5000. This was the final case of the May term. Judge Rice discharged the jury Friday morning.
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New Caves
Rebecca Coleman
Wm. Coleman
Dlivatea
FE Moody Va
Laureice E. Doyle
G. Lowery
RL. Lowery
P. F. Martin
Frank Denver
Ted Arthur Fluter
Buenn
J. Percy
Rice
Swackhanner the traveler speaks of vast journeys
An item profiles Rev Swackhanner a self described traveler who claims travels across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas. He recounts lecturing at numerous schools in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana North Dakota and beyond. He presents a long rambling history of voyages and a desire to speak at more schools.
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Swackhanner
Platte
Hayti
Indies
Europe
Ania
South America
Central America
South Sea Islands
Samaon Trianda
Sandwich
Telands
Hasty Tadlee
Eilen
WE Wilton
W. E. Wilson
Oregon
Montana
North Dakota
Wagner
Centralia Farmers Meet Draws County Interest
The Farmers Institute in Centralia hosted a two day gathering led by President JW Downing with Wy F Kellig as secretary. Attendees from the county and neighboring areas attended talks on食品 produce and farming topics. Myrtle Disney was scheduled for a talk but the event faced an unexpected cancellation.
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Farmera’ Institute
JW. Downing
Wy F Kellig
Myrtle Disney
Failies
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
This week issued marriage licenses include Placid R. Ploegminn with Mery Parish and R. J. Hy with Mabel Cure Tier.
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Placid R. Ploegminn
Mery
Parrish
R. J. Hy. Charli
Mabel Cure Tier
A Ticket Scalper's Story from Merrick Angus
Merrick Angus recalls a humane impulse that backfired when a deaf and dumb woman used a donated expired ticket to pass a conductor. The plan failed after authorities traced the ticket to him, yet no prosecution followed due to lack of evidence. Years later a news item about a similar scam prompted him to send a remorseful apology to railroad officials.
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Cincinati
Herms
Hemo
Pir
Ncses
Itern
Mary Moyers
Culhoad
Merrick Angus
Dr Coventry Opens Permanent Offices In Hops Building
Dr Coventry opens permanent offices in the Hops Building. An eye night specialist from Europe arrives to offer services to those seeking eye care and age related treatments.
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DR. Coventry
Coventry
Europe
Tricky Jail Birds and Ancient Banks Across Australia
The article recounts jail inmates feigning illness with bizarre tricks and notes on a 600 B.C. banking record from Vigib & Sons in Babylon. It includes Australian settlement history from Botany Bay to Western Australia, explorers, deserts, and a 1875 survey describing inland desolation, ending with a hopeful note on artesian wells.
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G. C
Vigib & Sons
Babylon
B.C
Asia Minor
T Ib
Egypt
Australia
Ausstralia
Botany Bay
Moreton Bay
New South Wales
Western Australia
New York
A Vevey will dispute ends in empty fortune
A Swiss resident left his estate to Vevey town hospital instead of the Hospice de Samaritan. Law actions were started by the town hospital, but a late discovery that the man had no funds ended the suit. The Vienna woman is praised as best dressed, elegant and distinctly Viennese in fashion. The office should seek the man, says the proverb, with a wry punchline about chance.
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Vevey
Switzerland
Hospice de Samar
Vienna
Brooklyn Eagle
Pessimist questions stay in Washington flow
A clipped, satirical note questions long agent flow and staying in Washington, mocking reformers and the urge to purchase instead of rent. The fragment hints at a political debate about national policy and governance with a tone of irony. No clear names or dates are provided.
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Washington Merali
Intimate Wildlife Encounters in Yellowstone Park
A tourist describes close, friendly interactions with animals along Yellowstone routes. Chipmunks, squirrels, eagles, wild turkeys and deer are seen near roads, while brown bears approach hotels for refuse. Bears retreat when guests get too close, illustrating free, unfettered animal behavior amid park regulations.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone No Bonal Park
The East India Company Forged by Pepper Prices
A historical sketch recalls English trade rivalry with Holland in the late 16th century. London merchants formed the London East India Company by royal charter to curb pepper prices and establish direct trade with the East. The venture, driven by Queen Elizabeth I’s favor, paved the way for England’s empire through Clive and the company’s growth.
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Great Britain
Owen
Holland
Papper
England
East Indies
London
Boxland
London East India Company
Bess
Indie
Corporation of Merchants
Clive
Natube
Pearson's Weekly
Fragmentary Local Suspense Note From Kasuna City Newsbook
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Ruby
Charlie
Nie
Ired
Kasuna City
Not Attractive Love Meeting Recalled in Patchy Text
A fragment from a Washington Star item recalls a first meeting where Mika Cayenne notes a fashion clash as he wore football attire and she wore a motor cart attire, while a rival quote from the Akron Globe derides conversational polish.
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Mika Cayenne
Hoe
Glx
Washington Star
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