Chevalis Editor Ban W. Bush
Notice from Chevalis Washington dated December 3 1897 banning W B Bush from the editor and proprietor role at the local newspaper authority.
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Ban W. Bush
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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1897
Page
3
Karnival de Kommerce in Chehalis Provokes Advertising Debate
A Chehalis opinion notes the Karnival de Kommerce drew local interest but produced little financial gain for organizers and merchants. It contrasts with Yakima where profits stayed local, and argues that printer’s ink and cautious advertising by retailers offer better value than community carnivals run by outside brokers.
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Chehalis
Karnival de Kommerce
Yakima
Barnes- Rockwell
Barnes and Rockwell
National
Bre
Brr
Portlands Merchants Visit East for Trade Insight
Portland merchants toured eastern Oregon and Washington to study country and trade conditions. The piece urges Chehalis merchants to undertake a similar two week trip, believing the lesson on road quality will inspire an active push for better roads to aid regional progress and prosperity.
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Portland
Oregon
Washington
Lewis County
Tar Advocate colonel seeks tax rebate from county
The Northern Pacific's representative asked Lewis county commissioners for a 50 percent reduction on back taxes. The legislature awarded about $10,000 rebate on penalties and interest, but the company’s agents were left hoping for similar treatment and received nothing.
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Tar
Northern Pacific
Lewis County
Spokane Chronicle Responds to Prosperity Comments
The Spokane Chronicle counters the claim that prosperity is too scattered by noting that prosperity in spots is a marked improvement over nationwide destruction despair personal crisis reports and soup houses seen during the Cleveland presidency.
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Spokane Chronicle
Columbia Chronicle
Cleveland
Nuxe Football Players Killed This Year
Report notes the deaths of Nuxe football players in the country this year and compares the danger of the game to murder in King County, highlighting fatal incidents and regional violence.
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King County
Centralia Citizens Plan State Militia Company
Local residents in Centralia move to organize a state militia company. Community organizers seek volunteers and outline steps to form a structured unit under state law.
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Centralia
Donahoe road law urged for Lewis county
Opinion urges Lewis county to trial the Donahoe road law to build more miles of roads. The writer notes Hatcom county has completed roads under the law and residents are paying for them, asserting determination beats legislation for road building.
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Hatcom County
Lewis County
Who Buys City Councils and Courts in Our Land
The Tacoma Sun quotes populist commentator George Turner asserting that corporations and the rich own influence over city councils state legislatures and the federal and supreme courts, not the poor. The piece questions power in American governance and political funding.
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Congress
Supreme Courts
Tacoma Sun
George Turner
Washington
Congressman Lewis May Suffer From Tired Feeling
A Tacoma Ledger image of Congressman James Hamilton Lewis prompts speculation that the colonel is suffering fatigue. The caption ponders why it is 80, suggesting a curious reference or joke tied to the scene.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Tacoma Ledger
Progress of St. Helens Alines and Winter Plans
A. Hoofer, early St. Helens miner, plans to return to his fifteen Chicago group claims on the mountain’s north slope but expects not to work them through winter. Other owners will mine during cold months, with assays up to 340 dollars per ton in silver and averages of 25 copper, 12 gold, and 2 silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hoofer
St. Helens
Mr. Hoofer
Bullion Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co
Tacoma
Gold and Silver Mining Company
South Bend
Minnie Alice
Hoofer
Davis Lake
Cowlitz
Montana
Winston Creek
Vancouver, Wash
Post. Intelligencer
Death of Mrs Rapier in Chehalis Community
Mrs. Jane A. Rapier died at her Chehalis home on November 28 from paralysis after a stroke on July 27. Born March 5, 1835 in Montgomery county New York, she was active in Rebecca lodge, church since age sixteen, and known throughout Chehalis. She leaves a daughter Mrs J D Rice, a son W H Rapier of San Diego, and her husband.
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Jane A. Rapier
J. D. Rice
W. H. Rapier
San Diego
Cal
Bereaved family thanks friends for sympathy
In thanks for acts and words of sympathy lightening the burden after the death of our wife and mother. Signed by W. I. Barrer and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rice.
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W. I. Barrer
J. D. Rice
County Commission Proceedings Match Tax Settlements
The November 23 1896 county board approved full tax settlements totaling various amounts for parcels across Centralia and Winlock areas. Acceptances include 123 25 for several described tracts in sections 3 12 2e 1893-5-6, 3350 for Eastern Land Co add, 20 for Agnew’s add lots, 15 for 1893 on various halves and quarters, and 5944 for Hart’s add between blocks. Also authorizes road fund disbursements to multiple individuals and approves 40 for M A Clark road fund, with numerous listed bills and a separate November 24 1896 agreement with Judge Langhorne for the Schna ber ditch case.
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Eastern Land Co
Centralia
Biks Agnew
Hart
Winlock
M A Clark
HM Johnson
I Palmer
JJ McElfresh
G F McHlfresh
S Kosier
Centralia Imp Co’s
J J Keasling
John Roney
Ira Johnson
Jas Urquhart
John Paulson
John Clay
Bounge
H Pogge
R Bounge
M Padham
Wisner
O Ja
A D Lawrence
P Young
F Stange
J Young
W Senn
F Johnson
M Johnson
W M Harper
G Anderson
Treasuer
Birge & Leitch BF Bowers
H Roth
F Campbell
J Hurn
A Lange
F Dexter
W McAllister
J Duffy
BF Pritchard
E Sage
A Rose
G Gross
J M Meyer
Z Muller
A Sherman
O Casto
C Wilcox
VE Barne
J Sadler
S Collet
DS Mitchell
F Wigant
J , Radant
G Waller
J Meier
J Brengartner
H Neuert
G F Meier
F Schlittler
F Schlittler ‘and Son $9, J Blanchard $3.40, Mrs. Robt Champ
K Schlittler
K Waller
G W McLaughlin
J Neel
O Layton
ES Layton
T Layton
J M Lewis
SM Farrell
L Roe
H Yanson
J Roe
M Yanson
Ferrier
C Carnes
J Snow
C J Hampton
S S Green
A M Anderson
Naslund
K Mauerman
Henriot Bros
H Dorn
John Utter
Klaus
W Waybright
N Handy
B McCandlass
E Knittle
A Blake
F Yates
O Schuster
J Eastland
J Wall
Langhorne
Lewis County
J Gadbill
J Holland
Gerdon
M Shea
R Booth
Holycross
T Garvey
B Lovell
L Patton
E Bronsberg
I Gerdon
F Holyross
JS Ferrier
G Wright
J Clognet
A Gordon
Wedding of Educators A W Bush and Ella Wright at Little Falls
Rev Wheeler officiated the Thanksgiving night ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Little Falls. Prof A W Bush of Aberdeen and Miss Ella Wright, both longtime Lewis County teachers, wed after a pleasant ceremony and bountiful repast. The couple had taught at Pe Ell the past two years and were traveling there Saturday. The Ber extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Wheeler
Little Falls
A. W. Bush
Aberdeen
Ella Wright
Prof. Bush
Pe Ell
Lewis County
Ber
Real Estate Transfers in Lewis County 1897 Week
Real estate transfers reported by Settemaie Abstract and Security Co Chehalis for week ending Nov 27 1897 include Pet Hartman to Fred Dingerson 4 acres in section 3i lot line to right, D B Rees to Chas H Miller 12 Centralia lots 1500 dollars, Charity E Washington to Chas H Clark 5 acres in Centralia, US to Chas Oberg 8 half of southeast quarter section 1 to 15 west, CA Doty to E K Gruber 3 lots in Pe Eil and Wintock lots 125 dollars, US to WS Seaman quarter section to 12 r2 w patent, John S Nealy to WS Seaman lot 4 block 3 Great Northern addition Winlock 33 dollars, Anna B Seaman to WS Seaman half interest in northwest quarter section 20 tpl2r2w and lot 4 block 3 Great Northern add Winlock 1 dollar, Susan C Patterson et al to Maggie B Paterson one sixth interest in nine Toledo lots 100 dollars.
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Lewis County
Washington
Settemaie Abstract and Security Co
Chehalis
Wash
Pet Hartman
Fred Dingerson
Rees
Chas H Miller
Centralia
Charity
Chas H Clark
Middle Centralia
U S
Chas Oberg
Great Northern
Winlock
Susan C Patterson
Maggie B Paterson
Toledo
Swede at clinic mocks byverted questions ends with wage clue
At a Chicago Medical College nervous clinic Professor B- struggles with an awkward Swedish patient who finally reveals he earns 17 cents an hour on a machine. The scene, recounted in Harper's Magazine, mirrors onlookers doubting a poet’s honesty as a Tribune note recounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College of
Chicago
Harper's Magazine
Stubbs Reprises Fare Dispute On Street Car
In a Chicago News tale, Stubbs evades a conductor's fare request by claiming he already paid. A later touching exchange prompts the conductor to demand again, while Stubbs defends his prior payment. A witness exits, and Stubbs later exacts revenge on a crowded car with a small payback.
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Stubbs
Chicago News
Not Used to Hotel Ways Aims Day Job at Uptown Inn
A young woman, neatly dressed, enters an uptown hotel through the women’s entrance and, after nervously signing her name, asks for a room with bath. She explains she has just started work as a chambermaid and did not expect to pay, prompting puzzled clerks to question the arrangement.
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Mary McClosky
West Ninety-third Street
New York
Tribune
Milton and His Daughters A Challenging Family Portrait
The Academy reflects on Milton’s stern Puritan character and his demanding rule at home. It notes how his three wives and daughters endured a rigid household and languages they did not share, contrasting Milton’s fame with his difficult personal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Shakespeare
Exeter Hall
Academy
Woman's literary club on South Side suffers fragmentation
A South Side women's literary club fights disbandment amid internal rivalry and shifting focus from classical criticism to essays. a vice president's lofty poem provokes mixed reactions as harmony remains elusive. The column also notes a bank receiver hearing date and heavy local tax payments by the McFaddens.
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Association of Fair Students
Homer
Carte
Shakespeare
Milton
Spenser
Edwin Arnold
Bock
Indy
Acre
Miracle fish run on Neckar near Heilbronn idea of air
Citizens along the Neckar at Heilbronn rushed from homes with pots pans spades and baskets as the river ran muddy after heavy rains drawing fish to shore in search of air. Scientists explained the fish swam to the banks seeking oxygen in the thick water.
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The
Neckar
Heilbronn
Westminster Gazette
Discovery of mushroom bodies in bee brain noted
Scientists at Clark University study the honeybee brain and identify mushroom bodies as key objects that may explain the insect’s ability to adapt to its surroundings. The claim attributes new insight to Dr. Kenyon’s work.
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Kenyon
Clark University
Germany Gas Output and Coal Use Report
Official returns show gas production in Germany last year at 25,887,000 cubic feet with 2,750,000 tons of coal used in manufacture. The number of flames in use totaled 5,735,000.
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Germany
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Manu
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Mount Lebanon
Maynard
McFaddens
Castoria
Pitcher’s Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
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Centaur Company
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King
Kingebury
Gordon
Gools
W. M. Urquharts
Pionze
ASTO
Re, Market Stret
Chehalis, Wash
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