Prosperity floods job printing orders this week
A Prosperity column notes an overwhelming surge of orders for job printing this week, leaving little room for the usual editorial content. The feature highlights the boom in local business activity and its impact on daily operations.
Shouting Scrape at Vance Ends in Gunfight
John McVicker shot Louis Stump four times at McVicker ranch two miles southeast of Vance during a hay sale dispute and lien collection. Constable Skinner wrestled the revolver. McVicker surrendered after being jailed for trial by the superior court.
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John McVicker
Louis Stamp
McVicker
Stamp
Vance
Lewis Stump
California
John Cox
Stump
A. W. Siler
Cox
Justice Court
S. A. Skinner
Mr. Skinner
MecVicker
Hopkins & Allen
Skinner
Corral
Shooting near Lewis county courthouse sparks standstill details
The Vance correspondent reports a shooting with McVicker claiming justifiable use of force and plans to present evidence that Stump threatened his life. Constable Skinner Rufus Siler and Wm. McKay arrived with McVicker and he surrendered without resistance. McVicker, about 58 and a former Union soldier, lives in the Big Bottom area after moving from Tacoma eight years ago. defense likely includes A. E. Rice and Judge Hunter. Louis Stump, 27, married, moved from Kentucky with family six years ago. he had a prior incident in 93 but has since earned neighbors' respect according to Siler. The latest updates concern Mr Stump.
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Vance
McVicker
Stump
Skinner
Rufus Siler
Wm. McKay
Opon
Postmortem Planned After Stump’s Death
The deceased L. J. Sticklin set out for Vance to fetch Stump's body for a post mortem if death is confirmed. A preliminary examination is scheduled for next Tuesday with Constable Skinner issuing subpoenas for witnesses.
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Vance
Stump
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Centralia News Notables and Local Happenings Report
Friday returns from Seattle business trip. Visits by Chehalis, Gate City, Bucoda residents. Residents travel for illness, funerals, and leisure. New dry goods store planned. electric lease renewed. bridge under way. skating rink craze. revival conversions. varied local movements and trades.
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Bucoda
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Ilwaco
J.D. Dean
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Hill
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Winlock
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Pierce
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Gleneden
Spiritualist Society
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Hinkley
Bawson City
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Gladys
Perry Remley
North Yakima
Remley
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H. Young
Salter Valley
John Vince
Harry McCormick
Pe Ell
Keepeevormick Lumber Co
Arthur Redwood
Opera House
Grand Mound
Annie Leitner
E. C. Steiger’s
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Lee Kress
Minneapolis
G. G. Berg
Dawson
T. J. Horner
Monte Cristo
E. R. Zimmer
School Notes Highlight Local Absences and Travel
Myrtle Smootz and Mrs Tempie have stayed home due to illness. Rev Vail and Lee Forrest visited the high school. Miss Melva Forrest taught in place of Tempie. Charlie Harris missed last week for sickness. Viola Barker, former pupil, heads to Seattle for a musical appearance.
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Vail
Centralia
Lee Forrest
Tempie
Melva Forrest
Charlie Harris
Viola Barker
Sen
Seattle
School Report of Perfect Deportment and Attendance
A lengthy list of students across grades six to first primary praised for perfect deportment and neither absence nor tardy over the past month or four weeks. Named pupils include Marion Coffman Ella Summerset Anna Belle Donahoe Maud Cantwell Fannie Harrison Charlie Harris and many others across sixth seventh and lower grades plus East Side and Room 2 classes.
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Marion Coffman
Ella Summerset
Anna Belle Donahoe
Maud Cantwell
Fannie Harrison
Charlie Harris
Thoee
Otie van Orstall
Margie Moore
Sadie Gates
Ett. Yourny
E .Rrne Berry
Annie Mauermann
Florence Westover
Josie Schooley
Florence Dunlap
Allie Seymour
Jay Dayior
Belle Armstrong
Marion Contihbee
George Miller
Gardener Millett
Eunice Vestall
Allen Burbee
Thomas Watt
Faenie Haviecen
Urquhart
Lewis Swearer
Clarence Tat
Ethie Coffman
Ethel Vaughn
Jessie Wand
Claude Sheldon
Lewis Meyn
Ralph Pattigan
Claude Beeson
Bessie Brinker
Alice Russell
Millie Meyn
Lily Jones
Alice Fredericks
Kate Tullis
Erna Witting
Marion Stoddard
Jettie Allender
Pearl Kain
Myrtle Workman
Sabel Marshall
Minnie Cook
Florence Cray
Alice Steadham
Lulu Ammons
Albert Irish
Clyde Challender
West
Elma Stedham
Clarence Elliott
Phil Henderson
Ida_ Lray
Anna Hess
Annie Kain
Grace Klaus
Vernie Challender
Cecil Lawrence
Jimmie Meyers
East Side School
Edith Brobst
Hilda Meyn
May Clark
Elsie Clark
Bertha Hangon
Dollie Woodham
Lida Pennypacker
Frances Dunlap
Veda Forrest
Lula Lucas
Alice Armstrong
Ruby Hubbard
Mary Alvord
Emma Winters
Elmo Haskell
Forest Pearsall
Clifton Maloney
Ernest Clark
Frank Brobst
Jesse Carleton
Harry Workman
Wiler Maloney
Oscar Sheane
East Side
Celeste Waring
Cora Clark
Jessie Mathias
Edith Coffman
Don Schooley
Ferry Frost
Floyd Challender
Chris Reinke
Lonnie Willard
Claude Harmon
Ulric Kilborn
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Prodigality of Albert VI of Austria Noted
The article says Albert VI of Austria acted as a prodigal ruler due to insane liberality spending all state income before collection. It notes weather as a sign of change with dust and light debris lifted by wind indicating shifts ahead.
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Austria
W. F. Paddock
Episcopal
Philadelphia
Abraham
Wealth of Ancients Potentates Deluged with Millions in Treasures
The article argues ancient rulers amassed vast wealth for palaces and temples, debating sources like war loot, slave labor, and skilled artistry. It cites figures from Sardanapalus to Nebuchadnezzar, Xerxes, and Alexander the Great, estimating gold and silver hoards and temple riches across Babylon, Egypt, and Persia with a London Standard tone.
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Mexico
California
Australia
Transvaal
Pyramids
Dur- Sargunne
Sargon’s Palace
Egypt
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London Standard
Religious Thought and Moral Duty Across Denominations
A column of brief religious reflections from multiple denominations on virtue duty and spiritual growth. Notable voices include Rev G B Vosburgh Baptist and Rev J L Surtees Methodist, urging rounded character, handling pain and mistakes, and family duty.
Prosperity to Bring 8000 to 10000 Iron Range Jobs
The Minneapolis Tribune reports that 8,000 to 10,000 more men will be employed on the iron ranges this coming season, with wages significantly higher. The rise in prosperity is expected to gradually filter through to wealth foundations.
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Minneapolis Tribune
George Fred Williams Faces GOP Split Over Dem Mass Party
George Fred Williams has led the Democratic party of Massachusetts for three years. He steered the party through voting tallies of 121,599 in 1895 103,662 in 1896 and 79,166 in 1897. Republicans will part with George Fred with great reluctance.
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George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
George Fred
Digestive cordial claims cure for dyspepsia and weight loss
An old advertisement extols a Shaker Digestive cordial as a cure for dyspepsia, linking stomach health to overall vitality. It urges removing digestive issues to stop wasting and early death from consumption and promotes LaXoL ig castor oil sweetened for children.
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