Labor and duty praised in Washington address
A Washington speech extols labor over idle wealth, warns against neglect of work, and urges schools to develop character, patriotism, and practical skills. It honors teachers, civic responsibility, and the nation's founders, urging youth to value labor, faith, and service to country.
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Washington
Luther
Philip Brook
Egypt
Republic
Walter Scott
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Sol
Liberty
West
State of Washington
Earth
Garden of Paradise
Valuable addition boosts Lynden cement plant capacity
Lynden's cement factory expands with a new steam plant and curing room doubling output. The addition shortens production time from 30 days to nine, letting bricks, tile, and blocks cure in house. M. Smith oversees the project and works on foundations for Hollays school building.
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Lynden
Ing
M. Smith
Greg
Smith
Hollays
Resolutions of Sympathy at Lynden Lodge June 7 1910
Resolutions from the Lynden Lodge express heartfelt sympathy to the Worthen family on Kate Worthen’s passing. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the family, a note spread in the minutes, and the Lynden Tribune notified for publication. Rob Quillen, a top Northwest printer and Lynden Tribune foreman, has resigned and left Lynden for Port Orchard with Mrs Quillen joining him temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Lynden Lodge
F. U
Kate Worthen
Lynden Tribune
Anna L. Anderson
John J. Gale
Maud
Robi. Quillen
Northwest
Tribune
Lynden
Port Orchari
Mary Mannering
Mark” Short
Kiddie
Mark
Gertrude
Gertrude Short
Shubert
Annie Russell
New York
George Bernard Shaw
Miss Russell
Shaw
I. W. Burris
Jasonville
Hoffstot Indicted in Pittsburg Graft Inquiry
Frank N. Hoffstot, president of the Pressed Steel Car company, faces indictment as a key figure in a Pittsburg graft probe. He allegedly helped solicit a bribe of 525,000 to secure public moneys for banks while holding multiple executive roles across steel and rail firms. The article notes his leadership during a strike and mentions prior related investigations, including allegations of peonage tied to strike-related conditions.
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Pittsburg
Frank N. Hoffstot
I’rissed Steel Car Company
Hoffstat
Thed Steel Car Company
Canada
Stockade
Hankeyville
Department of Justice
Washington
Girdling the Globe Without Money by Thanet
A note on Octave Thanet’s new conservation themed novel accompanies both a mention of Hallie Erminie Rives’ early work. The items reflect contemporary literary releases and author focus in the periodical.
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Octave Thanet
Hallie Erminie Rives
Post Wheeler
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Garland and Thanet Conserve and Context in New Prose
Hamlin Garland’s Ranger depicts the conservation clash over government forests and water sites with Cavanagh, a Gifford Pinchot ranger, while Octave Thanet’s By Inheritance follows Lolly Pearl, a "woman of color," and Sydney Dayton through Arkansas and Boston era tensions showing color and class struggles.
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Octave Thanet
Hamlin Garland
Cavanagh
Forest Hamlin Garland
Ranger
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Rangers
Uncle Sam
Taft
Alice French
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lolly Pearl
Sydney Dayton
Harvard
Uncle Tom
Boston
Arkansas Planation
Youngest leading actress stars in The Bachelor's Baby
The feature story highlights Baby Davis as Martha Calvert Beach in The Bachelor's Baby with Francis Wilson as star. The manager notes her strong acting beyond mere puppetry and her pageant posters, including a Raphael cherubs pose. Also includes brief poultry and farm tips from I. W. Burris and rural hints.
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America
Davis
Martha Calvert Beach
Francis Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Raphael
Miss Davis
Indy
Baby Martha
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Holland Spool
Grover Street
B. B. OB. CG
Boy
Ro Bellingham
Arskins
Andrew
Panion
Hattie
Frank N. Hoffstor
WH. A. Franck
Harry A. Franck
Detroit
Franck
Josiah Flynt
Wyckoff
G. B. Shaw
John M’cormack
John McCormack
Dublin
Baby” Davis
Becks & Stuart
Hawley Brothers
van Gelder
Ralph DeMotts
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