Will Christians Win Holy Tomb The Jerusalem Shrine
The Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem, a site linked to crusades, would become Christian property if the Allies win the European war. The article describes the church layout, sacred chambers, altars, and reliquaries, noting the diverse rites of Catholics Greeks Armenians and Copts and detailing the stone of Anointment and Calvary rock features. It also recalls Godfrey of Bouillon’s 1099 capture and the later 1178 Muslim recapture.
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Jerusalem
London
Christendom
Jesus
the Redeemer
Calvary
Adam
Godfrey of Bouillon
Crown Prince Escapes French Dragoons on Bicycle
A French civilian on a bicycle, defying placards, rode within four miles of German trenches near Montfaucon after the Marne defeat. The crown prince and princess hid in Montfaucon, used an underground passage to a byroad, and fled as French forces closed in, with the mayor later executed for warning them.
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Paris
Marne
Argonne Forest
the Marne
St. Menehould
M. Geraudel
Eiffel Tower
Montfaucon
Argonne
Montfaucan
Odd Senate Expenditures Include Pitchforks and Shiners
The annual report of the secretary of the senate lists unusual items from expenses. Among disbursements are two pitchforks a scoop shovel and forty eight horseshoes. Medicines and lotions include gargling oil liniment balsam powders salts headache cures seidlitz powders soda mint tablets and snuff. A local hardware firm was paid 7.65 for cleaning and adjusting revolvers.
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Washington
Secretary of the Senate
Reunion Brings Seventeen Year Gap To Mother And Daughter
Elizabeth Wallace seventeen, adopted by Mr. and Mrs. EB Wilder of Jefferson, left with her stepfather William H Speicher for Stoyestown Pennsylvania to reunite with her mother after eleven years apart. The girl was placed in Alliance Ohio as a child after her father died and her stepmother fell ill. She searched the state for her mother and letters finally led to a Jefferson High School reunion where Mr Wilder collected her.
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Ashtabula
Elizabeth Wallace
EB. J. Wilder
Jefferson
William H. Speicher
Stoyestown
Elizabeth
Alliance
Jefferson High School
Wilder
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia and Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for neuralgia and other pains. It notes the product costs 25 cents and promises relief, plus a money back guarantee. The piece also includes a string of miscellaneous items about autos, a Montana senator, city registration, and a new baby.
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Sloan
Local Happenings and Whereabouts Summary
Local notes report J. F. Pratt ill with kidney trouble and Miss Louise David resigning as postmistress. Visitors include Mrs. Hugo Kringel in Seattle and A. C. Banko arriving to replace F. M. Lee as G. N. station agent. Wool and dairy men from Wenatchee area discuss creamery plans while Ten Million, former ball player, visits town. Community events include a surprise shower for Mrs. Alice Marble and the Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting with officer elections.
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Hugo Kringel
Seattle
L. L. Guesnier
A. C. Banko
Wilson Creek
F. M. Lee
G. N
Washington State 1914 Business Totals and Projects
A broad survey lists Tacoma and Spokane activity, including Tacoma building total of 1 428 453 dollars for 1914, sawmills reopening in Everett employing 700, and a $1 000 000 Goodyear lumber mill planned for Port Angeles Centralia Bank reorganized opened January 4.
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Centralia State Bank
Spokane
Tacoma
Olympus
Port Angeles
Goodyear Co
Nine Mile
Spokane River
Granger
Outlook
Powell-Sanders Wholesale Grocery Company
Wenatchee
Selah
Olympia
State Board of Control
Highway Fund
Ostrander Timber and Railway Co
Public Service Commission
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Christ
Oise
Kaiser
Clark
Montana
Echo Office
J. F. Pratt
Arthur Kinghorn
Tye
N. M. Sorenson
Chelan County
W. E. Haggart
J. B. Schons
John Heavner
A. L. Mortimer
A. G. McKeown
F. A. Sinclair
Cooperstown- North Dakota
R. B. Field
Sinclair
Leavenworth State Bank
D. D. Brownfield
Waterville
H. N. Briskey
California
H. F. Hubbard
Wm. Parr
Moore’s Point
Lake Chelan
Hubbard
Eagle Creek
Alice Marble
G. D. Marble
Frieda Gartner
Bessie Walker
Evangeline Peterson
Alta Castleberry
Inez Castleberry
Edna Featherstone
Robert Smith
Dale Marble
James Miller
Lloyd Durand
Butler Sampson
A. L. Mitchell
Sam Daly
Wm. Brender
L. C. Brender
Mary Maxine
F. H. Williams
Oliver Peterson
Coast
Everett
Mrs
F. T. Motteler
Mary Violette
J. B. Violette
Mrs. Howard Patience
Wiley Rice
John Larue
Geo. L. Gardner
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lutheran Ladies Aid
E. A. Wood
Pateros
Wash
Wood
Columbia River
M. A. Robertson
Wenatchee Lake
Cascade Chapter
Masonic Hall
Ten Million
Leavenworth
Vancouver
St. Louis Nationals
Ten
A. C. Spandling & Co
Wenatchee Lake District
Geo. Siverly
Will A. Nelson
Tumwater Light & Water Co
Congregational Church
W. L. Hale
N. A. Pearson
W. S. Hatch
A.H. Sylvester
F. A. Wingate
Orem
Wheeler’s City Drug Store
Rexall Agency
A. D. S. Agency
L. F. Bullis
Rob’t B. Field, Cashier
State Industrial News
Tacoma Railway & Power Co
Stone-Webster Company
Sun River
Moran
Great Northern
Pacific
Oxford
S. H. Delemater
Leavenworth, Wn
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