A Chehalis Romance Ends In Immigration Plan
Janika Supadiccini, a Chehalis railroad laborer, seeks legal action to avenge a supposed betrayal by his bride. He explains to the lover and match’s associate that the couple are returning from abroad with earnings and should be detained for felony or deported as undesirables. An attorney in Chehalis prepares divorce papers as Janiko ends the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalls
Janika Supadiccini
Chehalis
Janika
Consur
Jakike
America
Dapera
Janiko
Council Kicks On Doctor Bill For Chehalis Firehorse
In Chehalis on November 8 the city council discussed medical bills for Dick a fire department apparatus horse. Sympathy led to approving earlier bills but a later $20 bill prompted opposition and the council deemed Dick costly. Dick faces layoff or possible firing if he does not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Neighborly Squabble Ends With Police Called In
In Temmiolle, Jasper King faced a disturbance as landlady and neighbors shouted for police during a loud Sunday scene near a woman’s home. Testimony showed King was intoxicated, with Officer Bowery detailing trouble in transporting the man, and a 15 day jail sentence in lieu of fines noted by Judger Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper King
Fleet
Jnettee Beaufort
Borrowed clothing lands Berry Belliwop in jail
George Geare, a recently hired bellboy in Centralia, is serving 15 days in the county jail for habitual borrowing of a friend’s clothing. He was stopped at the depot by Sheriff Urquhart and Deputy Schinabd after attempting to leave town while intoxicated. He vowed trouble but remained meek by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geare
Centralia
George
Urquhart
Schinabd
Genie
August Paulstich 15 Called From Useful Life
August Paulstich a pioneer Teal ent of Chehallz and longtime contractor died after months of illness. He will be interred with rites of the Redmen. He was a noted member of Lewis County’s American German colony and beloved for his genial nature. Several local notices describe residents visiting relatives and local happenings, including Mrs. Phoebe Ralston staying in Winlock, F. G. Dickerson planning to settle near Chehalis, and Miss Gutta Welheman visiting relatives in Oregon. John Stacy suffers blood poisoning from a repair accident, and Mayor West with Secretary Merrill enjoyed a day off on a holiday.
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August Paulstich
Chehallz
Paulstich
Lewis County
Phoebe Ralston
Winlock
Jitness
F. G. Dickerson
Tacoma
Cheha- Vis
Paul Rran
Catholic University
Portland
Columbia
Gutta Welheman
Medford
Ore
Anne
Thea. F. Williams
Miss Welheman
Oregon
John
Stacy
West
Merrill
Citizen's Club
Wip
Mr. West
Mr. Merrill
Monied Matrimony Amid Astor Controversy and Property
A garbled notice describes a dispute involving Colonel John ducal Astor and Avie Willing Astor over divorce proceedings and annual payments. The text references property at a Hortonhevst corner and a Galway-related settlement with payments and restrictions imposed by a court or trustees.
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Joh Ducol
Astor
Benita
Deeren
Marelli
Wiliabh
Neal Gatalenthe
Fatal Wisconsin man dies laughing at hobble skirt joke
Edward Bossingham, 70, of Eagle Wisconsin, laughed himself to death after hearing a humorous piece about hobble skirts and rings in the nose. The incident follows a prior case where a judge died of apoplexy from laughter over a similar quip about a hobble skirt.
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Eagle, Wic
Edward Bossingham
Tal
Fugitive Doctor Stewart Arrested in Vancouver
Dr Francis Stewart, organizer of the K S Chemical Co in Vancouver, faces grand larceny and embezzlement charges in Washington. He was nabbed in Vancouver while reportedly plotting another firm, with wife Madame Stewart and lavish spending cited. Extradition proceedings commence as bankruptcy receivers liquidate the insolvent firm’s stock.
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Vancouver
Francis Stewart
K. &S. Chemical Company
B. C
RB. G. Chamberlain
Sappington
Stewart
Sapington
Olympia
Madame Stewart
EB. M. Sean‘lan
Portland
Prohibition Debate Prompts Court and Public Clash
The article reports a disputed Temple case where both sides claim control of the Temtakara and oppose a proposed prohibition. The protest centers on enforcement actions and the legality of the prohibitory measure, with parties preparing arguments and awaiting a key decision.
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Noy
Winlock under rapid brick and concrete growth after fire
Winlock shows rapid rebuilding with substantial brick and concrete structures replacing frame buildings. New two story and single story shops rise, including meat market and stores on first floors, an opera house on the second floor, and a bank among new constructions. Residents note a prospering, expanded city with new residences and businesses.
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Winiock
Winlock
McFee
Houndtree & Company
C. B. Leonard
L. A.mutrea
A. N. Cheney Bank
Cheney
C. A. Rocka
Rail engineers threaten nationwide strike after talks fail
Chicago November 7 engineers west, south and north of Chicago vote to strike after negotiations with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers end without agreement. Wages near 10 percent increase debated, with railroads claiming a 9.5 million annual rise and switching time pay reform. If no study, engines west of Chicago will be stilled and railroads face pressure from 25 conferences and major lines including Canadian Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound.
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Chicago
Roars
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engravers
Waga
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood
Shiengola
Canadian Pacific
Chica
Interstate Commmree Commission
Park
Illinois Centralia
Cideaga, Milewatken & Bt Mekwad Cileage
Norf
Janen'y
Cine
Pap a Blain Advances No Duty for Family
Fragmented OCR reads unclear text about Pap a Blain and family matters with references to Ayton Tortebet and Vilas, lacking coherent events or dates. The readable phrases suggest a local notice or column item but no solid facts emerge.
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HTM
Fragmented tale hints at family marriage fears
A garbled dialogue fragment references a pevernit family and a potential marriage to a foreigner. Mrs Eline and Miss Biking discuss the future of a union tied to Benster Elkinsield. The overheard exchange suggests social pressures and consent issues around cross cultural marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesiaker Jobias
Eline
Benster Elkinsield
Inauguration date and Congress start change debated
A letter from Rep Robert L Henry of Texas argues for moving inauguration from March 4 to April and shifting Congress start and adjournment. Support grows in Congress and from President Taft, aiming to reduce delays between elections and seating. The plan seeks an early session to avoid delays and extra sessions.
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Washington
Robert L. Henry
Tex
Congress
Hig
House
Veterans of the House
Tong
Jose
Meir
Taft
Dandittul
Lelong Oulehie
Crippen Seeks Seireeve In London Trial
In a London court Crippen seeks a preliminary ruling as the defense questions the validity of recent procedures. The case centers on a doctor convicted of a serious crime and facing sentencing, with further hearings planned to address the legality of the measures used.
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Perfoy
Council
Bill
Berry Belliwop
Paulstitch
Useful Life
Annuyl Yental
Albany
Neha
Calquel
Marin Gms
Tallom
Lauun
Wisconsin
T. C. Thomson
Gaatthy
George Babroek
Clear Lake
Joe Spangler
Vea Jiorn
Skagit
Gf van Thorn
Baekel
Messourd
A.W. McFee
C. E. Leonard
Wm. Grouse
L. A. Mutree
A. N. Cheney
Q. A. Rockafellow
G. F. Dueber
J. Hamilton
Fellow's
C H. Lucas
Gente’ Furnishings
Ketchman
Ed York
Toon
Willis Champ
E Dunsmore
Drugist
Tha Dueber
H. Keithley
B. Dunamore
Mra. W. West
Leve Rose
Char. Rhodes
J. A. Rhodes
Wm. Nueber
J. A. Vaness Han Instalel
Frank Austin
Charley
Crastus Fellows
Hamil Jton
Ges
Warren
Stone
Ash Kenney
A. Gorges
Cor
OW. Gadle
J. B. Willa
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Brotherhead
Tollowe
Th Scott
Pop
Ward
Fie Totingum Hikes
Tel 9
Psieitie
Dy Slamons
Wivaso & Routhwester
Aid AL We
Ulzage Sh. Pai
Mirtespolls Fe Oomota
Aho
Emventon
Datrait Mast
Waddlet Company
Papa Blain Avs
Crippen
Seireeve
London
Brawler H Crippeth
Wits
Bimare
Fhe Barks Dept
Tella
Elive
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