02 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
1
A reminiscence praising P. G. Hubbell known as Hub, a longtime newspaper man. The narrator extols Hubbell’s integrity, discretion, humor, and quiet greatness, noting his loyalty to colleagues, generosity, and impact on the community.
Dr. V Gomez of a confidential agency says peace overtures from the Federal government were received indirectly through El Paso and San Antonio links. He cites talks between Chihuahua Governor Altamura and Francisco I Madero, while Diaz delegates reportedly sought border meetings. Creel denies any such overtures.
News from Juarez Chihu and Casas Grandes reports Francisco Madero with about 2400 insurrectos advancing toward Juarez. Federal troops march to hem in the valley while Navarro plans to deploy 600 more men. Two American youths, L F Converse and Mund Platt, accused as spies, received a preliminary hearing in Juarez with an uncertain court decision.
City Clerk Cushman announced the recall petition for Mayor Fawcett is 10 names short after review. The petition had 3700 signers while 3072 are needed. errors were found in over 200 names and an amended petition may be filed within 10 days to add voters.
Washington report states the Mexican government will not execute quick drumhead trials for Americans who crossed the line to aid insurgents. They will be jailed and tried by established tribunals, treated as ordinary civil prisoners pending formal proceedings.
Miss Ruth Frasier died in Bellingham on February 27 1911 at age 19 after illness. Funeral services were held at the family home in Lynden on Wednesday at 10 o clock conducted by Rev Rinehart former M E Church pastor. Surviving relatives include A H Frasier and Chester Frasier of Lynden and Leslie Frasier of Lynden.
A collection of pithy, humorous aphorisms on ignorance and optimism. The piece riffs on human behavior, belief, and everyday quirks with quips about pride, sickness, effort, and politics, ending with a remark on press support for Taft.
A Northwestern sanitarium lecture by Dr. Simmons argues that TB treatment hinges on living habits, not climate. He urges sun, pure air, rest, good food, outdoor activity, and prevention, noting germs are everywhere and that staying in a low exposure home environment can reduce risk while rewarding patients with local care.
A Bellingham Independent reader argues that Satan exploits industries where women work to corrupt youth. The letter urges mothers and devout women to prevent vice, keep homes safe, and teach daughters to beware of strangers and illicit material, stressing a mother’s trust and open guidance.
San Francisco experienced its first snow in 25 years on Sunday along with a heavy thunderstorm. The temperature plunged by 10 degrees in one hour as the unusual weather disrupted coastal city activity.
Chicago endures a split in both major parties as the first direct mayoral primary features a spectacular and costly contest. Candidates flood the airwaves with hundreds of thousands spent while party unity erodes and organization falters.
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