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Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1911

Page

3

Plague in China Threatens Europe and West

Dispatches from Shanghai and St Petersburg report a severe Manchurian plague with estimates of three thousand daily deaths and warnings that the epidemic could spread to Europe and the United States. Paris and Vienna experts warn of desperate measures to halt spread toward Russia and beyond.

United Press Shanghai ST. Petersburg China Europe Julie Beckmann Vienna Manchuria Europa Russia

John Sanders Finds Chehalis Apples in New York Hotel

John K Saunders of Chehalis recalls a travel tale from New York where a rosy apple stamped grown in Cheballs was served at a hotel. He describes it as the sweetest apple he ever tasted though bittersweet as a taste of home.

John K. Saunders Chehalia New York Mr. Saunders

Knights of Columbus In Chehalis Initiates New Members

The Knights of Columbus opened a charter in Chehalis last Sunday and began accepting members in both Chehalis and Tacoma. John P. Boyle, state district deputy, led the initiation assisted by Attorney I. L. Donnohue of Chehalis. A banquet followed at the Catholic church, with over 150 Knights from Tacoma and other areas present. Listed local members include Frank J. Twise, Joseph Darnan, Thom Kennedy, Dr. I. J. Turner, Wm. R. Honf, J. B. Lindemann, Waldorf Grenier, Otis Grenier, Wm. Kovilla, John Neville, Charles Neville, Loony Grant, Rev. Wal Moana, Al Mallingh, Frank Yunker, Alfred Saunders, M. Batndon, J. M., Wm. Brindon, and others.

Marth Knights of Columbus Chehalis John PF. Boyle Warburton Tacoma Boyle IL. E. Donnohue Chehalla Catholic Church Koighta

Foundry Deal Nears Reality with Seattle Carnot Scheumann

Theodore Scheumann of Seattle has closed a deal with Chehalis party John for a new foundry to be built in Chehalis. Terms not disclosed. Scheumann, a young engineer with gas construction credentials, will bring patents and practical expertise. The plant aims to employ skilled workers and expand output as opportunities grow.

Chebails Theodore Schuemann Seattle 4. &J. John Chehalis L. J. Sticklin Scheumann Centralig & Chehalis Gas Company

Divorce Adjusted After Second Wedding In Tone Centralia

The divorce case of Mr. and Mrs. James Kearney of Tone and Centralia was adjusted on March 4. Mrs. Kearney, who had married another man within six months of the decree, was said to have erred in decree knowledge. Custody of the children was granted to the wife pending good behavior as the matter closed. In Winlock, Herbert Leonard was injured when a loaded gun discharged while cleaning a .22 shotgun, bullet entering his hand. he is recovering.

James Kearney Tone Centralia Mr. Kearney Tano Herbert Leonard Winlock Mr. Leonard

Thieves Lose Cents While Breaking Into Tit tle Walls Store

A Tit tle Walls shop belonging to Charles Reidel was broken into recently. Six men are said to be involved. their stolen share totaled about two cents each. The incident left only a few cents and odd change in the register.

Charles Riedel

Miss Annabel Johnson Weds Seattle Man

Miss Annabel Johnson daughter of Charles Johnson and sister of Dy Johnson, Chehalis citizens, married Arthur Anderson in Seattle a few days ago. She is connected to Dr. Frank Dewitt Johnson of Peril and is noted as an accomplished young woman with broad social ties.

Misa Annabel Johnson Charles Johnson James Johnson Chehalis Arthur Anderson Seattle Frank Dewitt Johnson Peril

Lovett says fate will not stop double-tracking plans

President Robert Lovett of Harriman Lines states that double tracking the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific transcontinental routes will be completed by the Panama Pacific Exposition opening. Work will proceed in sections to limit expenditures, with Malvin and Bancroft directing ends, while Interstate Commerce Commission rulings are said not to affect the program. Lovett notes investor fears but relies on sober business logic. He plans further talks with Santa Fe's Ripley and with Southern Pacific officials locally this evening.

Union Pacific Southern Pacific United Press San Francisco Southern Pacifc Robert 8. Lovett Harriman B. E. Malvin Oues Bancroft Lovett Interstate Commerce Commission Ripley Santa Fe Puelic

Homage Paid To Rev Thomas J Dickson In Epiphany Church

A large crowd gathered at the Church of the Epiphany in Chehalis for a dignified tribute to Rev Thomas John Dickson. Born 1840 in London, his life spanned service as a soldier, missionary, and church leader across North American posts before settling in Chehalis. The event featured a bishop led service, diverse faith attendance, floral tributes, and a biographical sketch detailing his long ministry from Seattle to Orcas Island and beyond.

Church of the Epiphany Chélialis Thomas John Dickson Tine Keator Centralia Daily Chronicle Dickson London England Kemarek Toronto Canada Yather Albany Syra Cuse N. Y New York Hains Light Cavalry Maria J. Garnett Seattle Wash Paddock Mt. Verpon Skagit Co Barker Orcas Island Christ Church Anacortes Epiphany ‘Church Chehalis St. Andrews Tacoma Ruth @. Dickson Spirit of Christian Fellowship Ihharacter Soldier of Christ

Roosevelt Welcomed Yet Sleep Calls for Remembrance

Theodore Roosevelt arrives en route with plans for addresses in Chehalis and Centralia canceled due to late night travel. A letter from Miles Poindexter explains Roosevelt would pass through early morning hours, making a speech impractical.

Mr. Cory Col Roosevelt Ston Chehalie Isis Toun Washington Col. Roosevelt Portland Tacoma Thehajls Miles Poindexter

Advertising Fares May Be Got Off City Limits Plan

The Commercial Club appoints a committee to meet with business leaders to study extending city limits to include nearby areas. They note tax concerns and unequal valuations between country and city properties, and will continue work to curb fake advertising schemes draining business funds.

Marth Centralia Commercial Club Thomas Crawford

Venerable Priest to Lead Lent Services at St John’s

The Rev Father Hendricks of St Helen's hospital Chehalla will conduct Lent services at St John's Catholic church each Wednesday night during Lent. Father Moons will officiate at the other services. Hendricks, a famed missionary of 40 years, remains active and well known in Washington and invites non Catholics and the public to attend.

Father Hendricks St. Helen's Hospital Chehalla St. John's Catholic Church Father Moons Washington

Bailey Resigns From Senate Amid Constitutional Foes

Washington March 4 Senator Bailey resigned his seat in the United States Senate. He cited Democrats failing to follow his leadership in considering the constitutional amendments. He opposed the initiative and referendum and related call provisions.

Washington Mar Bailey United Sernia Cable

Moron child injured by fall through broken window

Altea Smith, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eber C Smith of Morton, suffered severe facial and hand injuries after a chair toppled a window frame and she fell through the glass. The incident occurred two days ago and local authorities report multiple cuts but no life threatening injuries.

Altea Smith Mra Eber C. Smith Morton

Town Contagion Outbreak In Chicago Town

Chicago town reports a sickness sweeping through the community with many residents affected. Doctors suspect a toxic poisoning but causation remains unclear. No deaths reported and recovery underway as authorities investigate the incident.

Chicago Tivanatan

Train incident at the depot injures man Jost

Paul H Smith aided by Dr Liy ingeton in treating injuries after Jost was struck by a train on the railroad track while attempting to cross away from the depot. He was taken to the Dumon hospital for care and is expected to recover.

Paul H. Smith Smith Liyingetona Dumon

Public Auction Notice of Property in Lewis County

John Mourine plaintiff and J A Frost Mary Ruth and Floyd Frost minors heirs of Minnie M Frost deceased held a judgment for 284.95 dollars plus costs. Sheriff Urquhart will auction the described road parcel two acres more or less on March 31, 1917 at 10 am in front of the Lewis County courthouse to satisfy the judgment.

John Mourine A. D United States J. A. Front Clark Frost Mary Frost Ruth Frost Floyd Frost Minnie M. Frost Reginalog Ranee W. M Lewis County Washington Cow- Hitz Landing Olympia Salil Ling Sata Court House County of Lewis J. A. Proet Plody Frost Minora Chehalis Lewin County A.D H.W. Urquhart Cowie County

Service stance for Dereagement home care clarified

The notice states on call availability at all hours for Dereagement Home Care services. It promises to handle all arrangements, relieving the Corpuy from day to day details and focusing on essential tasks while ensuring readiness for immediate service when needed.

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Congress Comptroller of the Treasury Army War Department Tikasury John Sanders Knights. OF Columbus Theodore Scheulmann Herbert Gemmard Annabel Johnson T. v. Digeoon Cheralis Episcopal Church Roosevelt Cory Twin Cities Poindexter T. R Theodore ‘Roosevelt Arthur Chehalig Ltter House of Representatives U.S D. C Chehalia National Bank Catonta Cotig Anu Sheriff's T. © Foster G. L. Sticklin Undertakers Centralia, Wash
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