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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1897
Page
9
A law has been nominated for mayor of Greater New York on the citizen's ticket. Tammany is not likely to lay low in a case of this kind.
In Scranton Pennsylvania last week Martin Moran died at age 117. He was known as the heaviest smoker in his area. His wife reflected on the possibility he might have lived even longer if he had not smoked.
Two weeks ago figures from the bank clear ances indicate the US weekly volume more than doubled versus the same week last year. The piece questions past assurances that there wasn’t enough money to support national business activity.
The excerpt notes Senator Turner taking ownership of the Tacoma Sun and suggests the publication of post-election epistles to Tug may end. It mentions Tugwell and Colonel Tugwell amid broader political insinuations.
A Kert Journal excerpt rails at doubters addressing a colonel who runs the Advocate. It extols penny-a-liner optimism and urges shunning naysayers as enemies of humanity while celebrating prosperous momentum.
A correspondent reports from Skagway about the grueling Klondike preparation. He details crowded transport, rough dining aboard, units of 65 to 90 pound packs, dangerous mud, horse losses, thefts, and the pioneering work to move goods toward Lake Bennett.
Marriage licenses issued include Andrew Jackson and Mary L Mayer J H Bellamy and Anna V Campbell Orren Bishop and Mary Riemann J P Ellis opens boot and shoe repair in room adjoining Huber's tailor shop New suits filed in clerk's office include Fraser vs Philips Langhorne vs Brennan and Fawcett. Married at Home Lodging House Chehalis J H Bellamy and Miss Anna Campbell both of Pacific county officiated by Rev Kenneth Brown on Monday September 6.
Mrs M Nadine announces she has a full line of Viayi Remedies for sale at her residence in Chehalis Washington.
Northern Pacific Bay will sell Chehalis to Tacoma tickets and return for 3.25 dollars. Travel dates start September 6th and go through September 13th inclusive. Tickets are good for return in that period.
Friday's Tacoma Ledger reports Senator George Turner linked to journalism in Tacoma via the Sun. A suit by Robert Newberry against A P Tugwell and Turner revealed Turner endorsed a $300 note for Dolph Hanna's sale of the Sun. Turner settled with a $500 check yesterday.
The piece contrasts a Kentucky rabbit hunt with a New York City bicycle scene. It details riding attire, host hosts, and a flirtatious couple amid field fun, a chorus of laughter, and a chase as a cotton target streaks through brown weeds. It then shifts to a New York Letter describing a three hour Manhattan bike ride along the boulevard and riverfront sights.
A historical column explores medieval inns and hostels in England describing how travelers found shelter near major routes. It notes Edward the Confessor’s third night rule, limits on London inns in 13th and 16th centuries, and lists names of notable inns such as the Crown and the George with their distinctive chambers and guests.
Fragmentary notes trace calico to Malabar trade routes and early monarchic mentions. The garbled text references chiefs, temples, and a 1044 foreboding history segment, suggesting a linguistic path from Asia to Europe without clear, coherent details.
In a Detroit scene a woman mistook a barber after barber shows a doctor’s face under disguise. The doctor explains he shaved his moustache and reveals his identity, joking about mistaken recognition while greeting the puzzled woman and others.
The National debate grows about bird extinction as slaughter is portrayed as sport. Critics warn invasive killing hurts ecosystems and insect control, urging stricter protections and safer practices.
A fragment from Tit Bits recalls a young man in church who after misplacing his money is reassured by a curate who says no offense taken. The anecdote highlights modest mishaps and polite clergy in a bygone era.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press recalls Miss Wisely and a forgotten hobby, noting a reference to a wheel and theosophy. The text shows fragmented quotes and unclear context about a person named Wisely and an implied pastime.
An old medical ad claims a bottle of Kilmer's Swamp Root treats kidney and urinary problems. It asserts kidney and bladder symptoms prove illness, urges readers to obtain a 50 cent bottle or free pamphlet from Kilmer & Co. and promises sample mailings.
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