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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

7

Two Coroners Work On Tragic Railroad Death

March 25 report on an aged man killed on a railroad track two miles north of Centralia. No identity found, no distinguishing marks, age about sixty to seventy, likely a miner or mechanic. Coroners Sticklin and McCullough, from Lewin and Thurston counties, pursue leads as visitors view the morgue seeking to identify the decedent.

Centralia Cornoer Sticklin McCullough Lewin Thurston County Sticklin

Cowlitz Line Building Plans Progress Revealed

George Robinson who will supervise grading on the new Chahalis and Cowlitz Hallroyd project reports receiving inquiries from Tacoma regarding tesus for the work but believes he can meet the needs locally. Construction on the right of way will begin shortly.

George Robinson Chahalis Cowlitz Hallroyd Tacoma Tesus Halis

Two Knox couples receive marriage licenses in Chohalla

March 27 reports two licenses from the auditor's office in Chohalla. Mark Ralls and Nellie E. McCluer of Knox apply for a license, as do Steve Martin of Chahalia and Lucy Strong of Winlock. The four couples are close friends, and after the first married, they sought construction of their plans with family urging them toward matrimony.

Chohalla Mark Rallins Nellie E. McCluer Knox Steve Martin Chahalia Lucy Strong Winlock Dlessad

Woodmen to Get New Glass Team at Meeting

Modern Woodmen of America Camp 6273 held a Saturday eve meeting in Field and Lease building with Chief Forester Daley organizing a new team and planning an adoption ceremony. Delegates to the County Camp at Chehalla in April will meet next Saturday after camp to prepare for attendance. G M Turner, acting as conductor for Twin City Co, temporarily served as conductor but resigned after a dispute over a ride fare from the trestle into Centralia.

Modern Woodmen of America Field & Lease Forester Daley Io Chehalla Twin City Co G. M. Turner Hia Cara Turner Centralia Dia

Rail commission hearing on Chehalis project in Lewin County

A hearing was held before the railway commission on March 33 at Olympia regarding the Chehalis River Lumber and Shingle Company application to build a railroad across a highway in Lewin County.

Rtute Railway Commission Olympia Chehalis River Lumber & Shingle Company Acroga Lewin

Hale and Hearty at Ninety Four Pioneer Resident

Centralia honors J. W. Ingalls, a pioneer known as Centralia's Grand Old Man, nearing his 94th birthday. He travels from Prairie farm in good health, maintains sharp mind, ativo in politics, and recalls early Northwest settlement while owning valuable property and enjoying life.

Centralia J. W. Ingalls Fred ‘Ingalls Polea ' Department Ingalls Brest Iifo

FUSE GOES OFF IN BLAST AT CENTRALIA FARM

Owens of the old Taylor farm west of Centralia escaped serious injury after a blasting accident while removing a stump. A fuse ignited a charge of black gunpowder a near miss spared his head though his face brows and lashes were singed his ears scorched and he pledged to handle powder with more care in the future.

Fred Owens Taylor Centralia Centradarienda

Faint Clue to Identity of Old Man on Aerafil Road

Coroner Stick reports a faint clue to the unknown old man killed on Aerafil road two miles north of Centralia last Friday morning. Initials B. R. found on his clothing suggest he may have been an old soldier. After thorough inquiry, Coroner Stickiin will inter the body in a nameless grave while recording the man’s description for future reference.

Stick Aerafil Centralia B. R Thurston County Stickiin

Albert H Tucker and Ethel Merchant Die in Lewin County

Albert H Tucker died at his home after a brief illness of three days from strangulated hernia. A thriving merchant, he moved to Ethel four years ago after marrying Matilda Anderson. Survived by his wife a four year old son his mother four brothers and two sisters. Funeral held in Ethel with Fr C Fisel of Chohaila officiating. interment at Ailrar Crook.

Albert H. Tucker Mr. Tucker Nis Lewin Silver Creek Ethel Misa Matilda Anderson Ethel Yeaterday Fr. C. Fiseel Chohaila Ailrar Crook

Elderly man hunted after alleged kidnap enticement

An elderly man fleeing a detected crime was seen in the Twin Cities and Centralia over two days. A young girl reported enticement with candy, while another child gave a similar account. Citizens gave him ten minutes to leave, with vigilante outcome possible. names of the children are withheld.

Elder LY Man Twin Cities Grifa Centralia

New York DA probes deadly Washington Square factory disaster

Manhattan buildings deemed dangerous as 160 structures face possible collapse amid a fire risk. District Attorney Whitman will convene a grand jury to find criminal negligence over a book factory fire that killed over 100 girls, most Jewish or Italian, with many identified and dozens recovered, while Mayor Gaynor launches a destitute families fund as funerals begin and unions plan marches.

New York Manhattan Whitman Washington Square Gaynor

Peace in Mexico Hailed as Madero Family Gathers

United Press from San Antonio and El Paso reports that peace prospects hinge on Francis Madero and the removal of Diaz and Corral. Alfonso and Julio Madero await Gustavo Madero to press talks likely in Chihuahua mountains or nearby. Insurgents and federals discuss negotiations within a week.

Madero Diaz Carral San Antonio Ambassador de la Barra Revoluton Alfonso Madéro Julio Gustavo Madero Washington Oher Chihuahua Francis C. Madero Alfonso Madero Diag Corral United Press EL Paso Mar Winthin Dugrezo

Twin City Light and Traction Company Granted 50 Year Franchise

The Twin City Light and Traction Company received a fifty year franchise to maintain city lighting. An amendment would have required a city employee to read meters, but it was defeated with Councilman Dieckman voting against the ordinance.

Twin City Company Twin City Light and Traction Company Dieckman Mr. Dieck~ Man

Plague Fueled by Superstition in China Report Says

Washington dispatch states a Marino Hospital Service report links the large plague in China to superstition and a furboard like animal. It cites Harbin and Fuchiden deaths, disrupted trade, and fear among Chinese merchants who avoid railway routes and avoid entering contracts with Chinese traders due to alleged risks.

Washington Chlna Marino Eral Wyman Harbin Fuchiden Greene Fucht- Honta

Chehalis Street Paving Debate Splits City Officials

The Chehalis council held a Friday night session to decide paving plans and voted to exclude streets west of the railroad. Local residents push for heavy improvements on lower Chehalis Ave and Main St while Mayor Gingrich backs the project, facing organized opposition from property holders and business interests. Boycotts and protests threaten to sway the decision as deteriorating Pacific Ave conditions and stalled projects highlight alleged neglect by downtown interests.

Chehalis Lower Chebelic Ave Main Bt Main Gingrich Market St Chehalis Ave Preifie Ave Park Prindle Cbr Warren Construction Company Pacific and North Neesbank Press Ent Jana

Women Aid Seymour's Campaign in Tacoma Election

Seymour, former president of the Centralia & Chehalis Gas Company, garners strong female backing as he campaigns nightly in Tacoma for mayor. Supporters view women’s backing as decisive amid local corporate ties and rival opposition ahead of the April 4 election.

Tacoma William W. Seymour Seymour Cottraila & Chehalis Gas Company Centra- Ha Chehalis

Promoted to Captain David Livingstone Leads List

First Lieutenant David Livingstone of Centralia becomes captain after a recent examination. His commission signed by Lieutenant-Governor Hay and Adjutant-General Llewelyn, acknowledging Livingstone's role in raising Company M to high efficiency. Other officers promoted include Buckley, Fleet, Bowles, Kendall, Goldman, McMaster, Holm, Parchke, Humphrey, McCoy, Yarborough, and Hatfield across artillery and infantry units.

David Livingstone Centralia Livingstone Hay Llewelyn Company M Frank R. Buckley Reuben H. Fleet Lemuel C. Bowles Coasi Artillery Reserve Corps Joseph W. Kendall Lesroy D. Goldman Leutenants Infantry Oscar M. A. McMaster Andrew O. Holm B. W. Parchke Harry R. Humphrey Cewtennants Infantry Ashby W. McCoy le Toy W. Yarborough Lloyd ML Hatfield

Mrs Seed Dies After Long Illness in Centralia

Mrs B E Seed wife of J A Seed died at home 612 West Locust street after months of illness. Survived by her husband and five children living in Centralia. Funeral Thursday at 2:39 PM from Presbyterian church with Rev Thompson officiating. Interment Washington Lawn cemetery. She had long residence in the city and left many friends.

B. E. Seed J. A. Seed West Locust Street Centralia Presbyterian Church Thompson Washington Lawn Cemetery

China Invaded as Russia Presses Demands

London dispatch reports Russia has invaded Chinese territory despite China yielding trade concessions. A column of Russian cavalry and infantry crossed into Yi province and halted Chinese caravans, signaling renewed hostilities.

China Russia London Ching Yi Province

Edward Brockinay Dies at Littoil Rancher Age Fifty Six

Edward Brockinay, a respected Littoil rancher, died yesterday at Snow monte. Funeral services will be held Monday at the L. J. Sticktin undertaking parlors. he was fifty six and left many friends in regret.

Edward Urockinay Snowmonte Littoil Rex Maths L. J. Sticktin Mr. Hrockinay

Mass Meeting of Mothers Club Speakers Planned

Rochester mothers and officials from the State Assembly of Mothers Club announce a mass welfare meeting scheduled for tomorrow with speakers from the Assembly. The executive board will present and the assembly will convene at this city venue.

Rociinster Rorhester Mothera Wit Ecit Welfare Officinia State Assembly of Mothera Clubeam State Assembly of Mothara Club Na

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TRAGK Cowlitz Lumder Hale Fuse Ethel Merchant Wiscreant PE EN Chehallg Ang Centralia Mexio United Pros Women Aid Lwinestone Tb Mrs. Oced Eee Oors Edward Brockinay Mothera
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