Fewer Tourists to Orient Hit by U S Panic
The Financial Panic in the United States reduces tourist travel to Asia this year with Japan and China seeing far fewer visitors. Nagasaki Nogwenki hotel closed for lack of patrons while overflow from Manila tourism wanes but is expected to rise as publicity by the Merchants' Association aids revival. Mantin has seen limited visitors but reports indicate gradual rebound for Manila's share.
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United States
Japan
China
Nagasaki
Mantin
Manila
Merchants’ Association
Amusements at Pastime and Nagle Show Shop
The Pastime shows offer a program including The Sensations of Directoire Gown and The Broken Violin plus Get Me a Step Ladder and A Policeman for an Hour with the song June Moon. Also featured are Ohd Mashers and The Heart's Bid ding as well as Dog Cop and Fronte of the Imps. The Nagle Show Shop presents Chrysanthemums hand colored and a sketch Love Laughs at Locksmiths with a new illustrated song.
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Directoire
Nagle
Wanted Hustler to Sell Groceries to Consumers
Commission advanced to the right party Leverin Browne Co call at Room 10. French restaurant note lists Thursday 20th between 10 and 12 for the transaction.
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Leverin & Browne Co
Italian man held on embezzlement charge in Colville
Sheriff Graham of Colville reports the arrest of Cattrino Beniamino an Italian national wanted in Victoria British Columbia on charges of embezzlement He states he will not surrender the prisoner without extradition procedures being followed
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Graham
Colville
Cattrino Beniamino
Victoria
B. C
Local Notables Stop By For Visits And Events
Mrs. T. C. Warner visits Walla Walla with friends while George Hewett the Helix wheat raker is in town. A marriage license issued to Walter Chapman and Elizabeth Franklin. Attendees include Mrs. Flora Wheeler of Winona Minn and Mrs. Peter Anderson returning from Vansycle and Juniper. Several officials and businessmen travel for duties, hunting trips, or health care with multiple brief county visits noted.
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George Hewett
Helix
Walter Chapman
Elizabeth Franklin
Prairie Chickens Struggle In Spokane County Hunts
Spokane item reports prairie chickens are scarce as hunters return from trips to city sporting goods stores. Hunters say results are poor with up to 14 birds by four hunters in two days. The shortage is blamed not on hogs but on a squirrel pest set by farmers to guard wheat.
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Spokane
Rail line progress near Wallowa amid bridge work
Reports from Wallowa dated September 10 describe ongoing bridge work over the Wallowa River in a canyon. A large labor force is surfacing the roadbed ahead of regular tracklaying machinery, with rails expected to be laid at about one mile per day and the line reaching Wallowa by September 10.
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Wallowa
la Grande
Brandon
Wallown
Pow Wow Gathering at Toppenish Hosts Tribal Convention
Loncaster Spencer of Toppenish says he sails for Dulles to attend a grand pow wow and races of many tribes. Representatives from across the United States will assemble at Toppenish for their annual convention after September 1, with Bannocks and Klamaths among the attendees.
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Loncaster Spencer
Toppenish
Dulles
United States
Toppeniah
Toppentsh
Spokane Recruiting Station Tightens Standards for Army Berth
The Spokane Chronicle reports seven applicants were rejected at the U S recruiting station in Spokane for failing to meet enlistment specs. Two were rejected for inability to read and write English, another for fondness for whisky, and a fourth for being an alien.
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United States
Spokane
Uncle Sam
Spokane Chronicle
Fire Warden Mobilizes 50 Men for Colville Area Blaze
Dr. L. A. Kerr state deputy fire warden for Stevens county organized a force of 50 men at Colville last week and traveled to the Pend Oreille lakes to combat a forest fire raging for several days. Homes destroyed, fields swept, and over 20 000 acres of state land with valuable timber now in danger.
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L. A. Kerr
Stevens County
Wash
Colville
Little Pend Oreille Lakes
Oldest Snohomish House Burns at Monroe
The oldest house in Snohomish county, once owned by George Kelsey, burned at Monroe. Built about 40 years ago, its surrounding country was then a virgin forest.
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Snohomish County
Monroe
George Kelsey
Virgin Forest
Men and markets echo in juried remarks on trade
A fragment reflects debate on international practices and U.S. business power. It notes that some countries allow multiple wives, questions American enterprise claims, and posits that a meat trust may not wield complete market control abroad. The lines hint at skepticism about global influence and economic realities.
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