Great Man Thomas Pell A Country Minister Remembered
A longtime Osceola County Congregational minister Thomas Pell is recalled by a boy who grew up near his homestead. Pell preached with reason over faith and cared for neighbors, visiting the sick and sharing what he had. He died years later, seen by many as a steady, generous pastor to all.
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Home made philosophy for daily life and civility
A compact set of maxims urging kindness concentration and mindful living. It contrasts honest speech with false testimony and notes the value of small acts like a smile. The piece closes with a brief comic exchange about hazing.
Mexican Troops Battle Rebels Near Guadalupe
Reports from Mexico City describe a fierce clash between insurrectos and Federal troops at San Juan de Guadalupe. Rebels retreat after suffering 15 dead and 25 wounded. Federal casualties not stated. Francisco Madero advances toward Chihuahua as General Navarro pursues with 1000 troops near Casis Grande. Telegraph lines down hinder casualty counts in the northwest.
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Lumbermen Open Eighth Annual Western Association Session
The eighth annual convention of the Western Retail Lumbermen's Association and Lumbermen's Mutual Benefit Society opened a three day session at the Palace Hotel on February 20. Delegates attended from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah Nevada and California.
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Palace Hotel
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California
Senate Assembly rules panel to probe Ruef decision
In joint session the rules committee votes to start an investigation into the Ruef ruling. A special committee of four Assembly members and three Senators will conduct the inquiry as requested by the Supreme Court.
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Russian Suffragists Congratulate Washington State
A memorial from the council of the Russian Women's Suffrage League of St Petersburg congratulating Washington on adopting the woman suffrage amendment to its constitution last November was received by the legislature.
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Olympia
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Lynden Hosts County High School Basketball Tournament
Lynden will host a multi game county basketball series starting Friday March 3 with Lynden versus Ferndale. Six schools Blaine Ferndale Lamas Clearbrook Laurel Lynden compete with winners meeting Saturday and a county championship game Saturday night for a pennant. Lynden High ASB to award a pennant for best appearance and conduct. Season tickets sold outside school 50 cents. students 25 cents. single admission 25 cents. school 10 cents.
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Lynden Baseball Club Eyes Winning Season Prospects
The Lynden Baseball Club held a meeting to set up spring practice and discuss the coming season. Chas Vilo was named manager, Hilly Baldwin will umpire, Ward Straight official, with twenty local recruits expected to try out. Prospects include a left hander from Bremerton and Ernest Dean from Bellingham, plus possible schedules with Mt. Vernon and Burlington.
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Littleton Enters Race for Senator
New York. Martin W. Littleton newly elected Democrat of Theodore Roosevelt's district announced his candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Clauncey M. Depew. He sent a letter to Lieutenant-Governor Cowellway and said he would take his cause to the people. He said he sought the nomination because he believes neither Sheehan nor Shepard can win.
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Treatment for Cowpox in Cattle
Wash affected udder twice daily with a solution of half an ounce of hyposulphite soda in a quart of water and apply balsam of Peru to sores as needed. Isolate the cow to prevent spread through the milker's hands.
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Crown Gall and its Relation to Cancer in Plants
The Department of Agriculture announces a bulletin on crown gall a widespread plant disease affecting orchards and other crops. It shows bacteria cause galls are infectious and can spread to diverse hosts, and that tumors resemble malignant animal growths while noting research suggests a parasite may underlie some cancers.
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Dowlan Stock Co Presents Ethel Barrymore Play Sunday
The Wm. C. Dowlan Stock Co presents Ethel Barrymore's Sunday at Jamieson's Opera House on Sunday evening Web. 24th. The cast includes Col Brinthorpe Win Dowlan Arthur Brinthorpe Guy Drury and Sadie Scott with Leonora Ainsworth in supporting roles. The play spans four acts from Silver Creek U.S.A. to Brinthorpe Abbey England with scenes in a Western living room and in England.
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Opera House
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Guy Drury
Tom Oxley
James Vivian
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Dick Scott Davy
Silver Creek U.S. A
Lynden Secures Narrow Win Over Bellingham Team
Lynden defeated Bellingham in a hard fought game 17 to 19 as the score was tied with only half a minute remaining. Lynden's strong play across the lineup Will Meurer Hal Cline Vandergriend Bagland Mutecher Worthen helped secure the victory.
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Annexation talk harms Canadian reciprocity push
Ottawa reports growing resentment in Canada over annexation talk stirred by opposition journals. Government supporters warn such sentiment could jeopardize the reciprocity measure before Parliament, even as Laurier plans a statement to calm fears of loss of autonomy.
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Rock Pile Built for I W W Members in Fresno
Fresno authorities respond to a threatened I W W invasion by placing 16 detained members on the rock pile at the county jail in Steinman Oregon and promising more convicts as additional convictions are secured.
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Secret Societies Merge In Western Fraternal Union
In Denver the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Colorado completes a merger with the Ameri cans, a bene ficiary society based in San Francisco with branches in Idaho Oregon Washington and California. Grand officers sanction the plan and it goes to a referendum vote for final approval.
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