Opening City Lecture Delights Amesbury Audience
On October 26 Wallace Brace gave the first Number of the City Theatre Course at the Christian Church. His Riley interpretations and quaint French Canadian dialect drew a splendid crowd. The success promises strong turnout for upcoming acts by Townsend Tria Musicale, Josefto the magician, Homer L. B. Hulbert, the Oppallo Concert Company, and Hell Ringers.
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Wallace Brace
Amesbury
Riley
Citizens' Commiitee
Townsend Tria Musicale
Josefto
Magician
Homer LB. Hulbert
The
Oppallo Concert Company
Hell Ringers
Paid for Injured of Taft's Wall in Chehalis
P Hunt who injured his elbow riding into a rope across Market Street during President Taft's visit settled with the city for 60 dollars. He initially sought 2500 dollars. Attorney C A Studebaker represented the city and Gus L Thacker the injured man.
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S. P. Hunt
Market
Chehalis
Taft
Hunt
C. A. Studebaker
Gus L. Thacker
Fine Timber Wolves Killed in Lewis County
County Auditor Harry Swofford received the pelts of two large timber wolves shot by Morton hunter M. J. Stilmer. Each wolf had the left hind leg amputated. Stilmer will collect a $48 state bounty and a $15 county bounty for the pelts.
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Harry Swofford
M. J. Stilmer
Morton
Stilmer
Lewis County
Coroner Locates Relatives of Frances Dr. Wilson
Coroner Charles Sticklin located the relatives of Frances Dr. Wilson, the laborer whose body was found on the Northern Pacific right of way by a section crew. The relatives are a brother and sister who live in London. The coroner has written to arrange disposition of the body.
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Charles Sticklin
Frances DR. Wilson
Northern Pacific
Slater
London
Tein Agkitige
Mike
Tenn Quarries Flourish in Building Stone Demand
Ort 26 The Hercines Sandstone Company of Tenlie reports stronger demand for dimension building stone than in its history. Orders for 8000 enabling feet of building stone for use in renovations cited in the West. Shipments for the Grays Harbor jetty are moving, the contract likely the largest stone contract ever let in the state.
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Hercines Sandstone Company
Tenlie
Grays Harbor
Manchu Dynasty Falls in Pekin Outbreak Panic
United Press dispatches report a panic as Manchu royal princes the child emperor and Hongkong officials flee Pekin after rebel victories. The surrender rumor places capital movements toward Yu Han across the Yanetse river, with clashes and flying officials echoed by Chinese Free Press. In the southeastern states,
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United Press
San Francisco
Pekin
Hongkong
Cahlé
Yu Han
Sah
Yanetse
Chinese Free Press
Canton Taken By Rebels In Heavy Fighting
Shanghai dispatch reports rebels have seized Canton after intense fighting with heavy casualties. The article also notes unconfirmed reports that the Chinese emperor may seek refuge under Japanese protection in Mukden.
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Mukden
No Action on Distributive Rate in Spokane Case
United Press Leased Wire reports Olympia public service commission will delay any change to distributive rates from Washington commercial centers until the interstate commerce commission resolves the Spokane rate case. Washington aims to harmonize with federal authorities and with Oregon, awaiting federal ruling. The state had set its own rates when Spokane appealed.
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Olympia
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Washington
Washington Commission
Oregon
Electric Maghiner Arrives for Centralia Plant Upgrade
Machinery for the Centralia Light and Traction Company electric plant arrived this morning near the Eastern mill. Theodore Hoss leads installation, expected to take about thirty days with 50 percent more capacity. Plan to extend electric service to Rochester and supply public and private use. The company is a local Centralia venture with home ownership and local management.
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Centralia Light & Traction Company
Eastern Mill
The
Light & Traction Company
Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
Theodore Hoss
Light and Traction Company
Rochester
Centralia Light & ‘Traction Company
Centralia
Lost purse recovered in Chehalis within hour
An automobile party traveling through Chehalis reported a missing purse containing 2000 in jewelry and cash. Officer Charles Clawting searched a suspicious man at the depot and found the jewels on his person, with his claimed home in Nanavine. The recovery occurred in less than an hour after the report.
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H. C. Henry
H. W. Trent
Chehalls
Heary
Charles Clawting
Chehalis
Iman
Rhodes
Nanavine
Phillies Triumph In World Series Game Six Rout Giants
Philadelphia defeats New York 13 to 2 in game six of the World Series, seizing the series lead four games to two. Wiltse and Marquard falter as Philadelphia bats overwhelm the NY pitching, three runs in the third, seven in the seventh, and Coombs injures his ankle but stays in until the tenth.
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Philadelnmita
New York National
Lovie Chic
Philadelphia
al O
Ames
Wiltse
Marquard
Athletics
Giants
Bender
New York
Nork
Werd
Doyle
Lole
Ag Jo Dles
Amex
Wilke
Aines
Qaiowher
Iroy
Margguard
Willie
Wits
Coombs
Unoups
Devore
Lord Snodgrass
Murtay
Mhes
Cevae
Murphy Merkle
Sloan's Liniment for Chest and Throat Ailments
Sloan's Liniment described as an excellent remedy for chest and throat affections. It quickly relieves congestion and inflammation. A few drops in water used as a gargle is antiseptic and healing.
Wages Claim in Suit Over Land Clearing
W J Shield and W A Hall sue Joseph Lucas, moving picture house proprietor of Peril, in Superior Court for 200 dollars alleging they cleared land under contract but were not paid. Case postponed due to absence of plaintiff Gus L Thacker. Lucas says they failed to finish the work on his farm at Pe B.
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W. J. Shield
W. A. Hall
Joseph Lucas
Moving Picture House
Trie
Gus L. Thacker
Lucas
Pe Bl
Kelso Postal Bank Opens in Cowlitz County
This morning the Kelso postal savings bank opened as the first in Cowlitz County with a line of depositors waiting. An employee made the initial deposit before the window opened, signaling strong early interest.
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Kelso Postal Bank
Kelso Post
Cowlitz County
Postuffica
Mae
Runaway Wagon Wreck Injures Sherman Crown Near Chehalis
Sherman Crown of near Chehalis was driven to St Helens hospital in critical condition after a runaway wagon loaded with lumber rolled forward on a hill past the county poor farm. The lumber toppled onto the team, throwing Crown and injuring his head and face. doctors hold hope for recovery.
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Sherman Crown
Chehalis
St Helens
Crown
County Poor Farm
Overtures for loan rejected by Yolokanin Specks Bank
Tokyo dispatch from October 28 reports overtures for a new millen dollar loan from the Yolokanin Specks Bank were refused by the Whinnse government.
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Tokio
Yolokanin Specks Bank
Whinnse
Potatoes Weighing Four Pounds Exhibit in Contyalla
Aurly Rose potatoes, smooth and perfect, weighing four pounds each, raised with no irrigation, were shown in Contyalla today by Joseph TLewly near Main and Locuet alrcata. A larger crop was expected, though yields were modest due to limited planting.
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Contyalla
Joseph Tlewly
Main
Locuet Alrcata
Lowln
Lawrence to Run for Haps Office in Gubernatorial Bid
United Press report from Seattle on October 27 states public service commissioner John G Lawrence will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Backers include B. Kegley and C. R. Case and financier Samuel Hill who supports Lawrence due to his stand on good roads. Five close friends say he has pledged to run.
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Seattle
John G Lawrence
Public Service Commis
B. Kegley
State Grange
C. R. Case
State Federation of Labor
Lawrence
Samuel Hill
Washington Good Roads Association
Youthful Runaways Arrested in Chehalis
Clarence Wright Oscar Tremont Floyd King Ralph Murray and William Shears five youths from Spa kand alighted from a freight train in Chehalis after riding it from Tacoma. On sight of a night officer they fled but shots in the air forced Wright and Tremont to halt. They were arrested and held pending word to their parents. A diary found on Wright recounts the group's travels since leaving Spokane on October 29.
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Clarence Wright
Oscar Trement
Floyd King
Ralph Murray
William Shears
Spakand
Chehalis
Tacoma
Wright
Tremont
Doyle
Spokane
Prof Meany Lectures To Large Centralia Crowd
Prof Meany addressed a sizable audience at the Christian Church in Centralia, recounting Washington’s role in preventing British territorial encroachment. His vivid storytelling and firm grasp of history captivated listeners and highlighted the era’s pivotal events.
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Prof
Micaney
Centralia
Christian Church
Meany
Morty
Wight
Washington
United States
Grand Mound Resident Mrs Ford Dies in Tenino Cemetery
Mrs A Ford, longtime Grand Mound resident born October 22 1848 in Mt Pleasant Iowa, died yesterday after crossing the plains in 1884. She leaves many relatives. Funeral set for Monday at 1 PM at the Tenino cemetery with interment to follow in Tenino.
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A. Ford
Grand Mound
Sho
Mt. Pleasant
Towa
Plains
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Rebelis
Shanghai
Canton
Maghiner
Sloan
Rebecca Jane Isaacs
Lucy
Kentucky
Sloans Iliniment
Earl S. Sloan
GHIA
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