North Pacific squadron enters Puget Sound described as bold capture
A local paper misrepresented the North Pacific squadron entering Puget Sound while fort garrisons and the war department had expected ships to be spotted and engaged. Port Townsend reported early sighting and fort fire, proving an attack impossible. The Star claimed the correct sequence ahead of others.
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War Department
Puget Sound Navy Yards
Port Townsend
Forta
Navy Yard
THE
STAR
Otter Papers
Foretelling the Future Prophecies of a 19th Century Seer
A historical excerpt discusses a European prophecy about 37 events, claiming Russia annexations and a global shift under England. It notes the unpredicted French and American revolutions as turning points and warns that future outcomes remain unknowable due to ongoing evolutions and devolutions.
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Hoten
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Uncle Sams Hat Off To Miss Canada
UNCLE SAM'S HAT OFF TO MISS CANADA. Article notes Canada’s strong trade with the Western Hemisphere and compares per capita exports with the United States. Cites Canada’s year totals in various categories including domestic produce, forestry, and manufactured goods, highlighting growth and regional prosperity.
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Mexico
Canada
Atlantic
Cotrae
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Orestry Todestry
Ali Heii
Vanderbilts Paris Vacations Highlight Society Drift
New York report notes William K. Vanderbilt and facets of his Paris visits beyond the summer season. The article mentions a courtship abroad and a forthcoming return with a bride, plus implications about divorce settlements and the family’s railroad wealth, all set against New York society interests and the tabloids.
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Paria
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Jacob Waldeck
Juvenile Court Aims to Equalize Rich and Poor Youth
The juvenile court treats rich and poor children alike, viewing delinquency as a result of environment and parental guidance. Judge Richard Luthuls adapts court rooms into child friendly spaces with dependents and delinquents heard separately. Officials note many youths come from stable or troubled homes, and the court strives to remove harmful surroundings to foster reform and civic responsibility.
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Chicago
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MISS LONGACRE IN THE CITY
Miss Marguerite Longacre head of Waterman Hall vocal department Chicago arrived Beattle week She is among the first rank as artist entertainer The Pirot Methodist Protestant church secured her services for Sunday evening promising rich music She tours to Alaska for vacation then returns for Heathers dancing classes Monday Labor meetings tonight with Confectioners and Firemen events Excursion to Tacoma and Olympia Monday Aug 16 on the steamer Aiweed Fare 1 dollar Children free Tickets at Lee's weed eer and Prime's cigar store
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Gale
Lee's Weedeer
Prime
Lilly
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