Duchess Marie Therese Stirring Paris Society Scandals
The article portrays Duchess Marie Therese as a vivacious Parisian leader among exclusives at Nonelles and Parc des Princes events. Jealous wife Countess Anna Castellane faces social humiliation as aristocrats justify the affair, noting the duchess’s wealth and influence and a famed $20,000,000 marriage.
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Piers
Anne
Gould
Diack
Castellane
Anna
Marie Therese
Paris
Nonelles
France
Count de Castellane
Duke of
Choiseul-Peastin
Miss Forbes
Duchees
Maurice Mallet
Parc Des Princes
Mail backlog prompts public appeal for help in Seastice
Wald, delivery superintendent, warns mail piling up as staff struggle under law limits and long hours. He cites November and January surges, averaging 1403 pieces daily, with 15 carriers handling thousands of letters, asking for public support to ease bottlenecks at the post office.
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Washington
Wald
Bowre
Maritime Notes: Arizonan Sail In From Frisco In 57 Hours
Freighter Arizonan arrived from Frisco after a 57 hour run. Canadian Pacific plans a new steamer the Princess Royal to run Seattle to Victoria this summer alternating with the Princess Victoria. Steamer Excelsior brought 190 boxes of fish 40 tons of concentrates from Copper River and 76 passengers from Alaska.
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Frisco
Canadian Pacific
Seattle
Victoria
Excelsior
Alaska
Copper River
Witeon Creek plans new union high school
State notes Witeon Creek planning a union high school. Oral Sullivan, jailed in Seattle for forgery, faces hearing at Wenatchee and is bound over to the superior court. An 8 year old, Loren Blair, killed near Camas when struck by a wagon. Spokane council declines to impeach Mayor Daggett amid malfeasance charges. Spokane chamber seeks Harper's Weekly editor visit. North Coast railroad surveyors near Granger for work. Mig Bend stockmen plan range roundup.
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Witeon Creek
Oral Sullivan
Seattle
Wenatchee
Superior Court
Loren Blair
Camas
Mig Bend
Spokane
Daggett
Chamber of Commerce
Harper's Weekly
North Coast Railroad
Granger
Weasels Sail to New Orleans for Mardi Gras Duty
Telegraph briefs note the coast defence squadron from the Atlantic heads to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. A box en route to the Meade in San Francisco exploded when dropped by the expressman, with a similar box reported in the hold during a recent fire. Senator LaFollette declines joining the Insurance committee of Tom Lawson. Count Castellane will not file a cross bill for divorce.
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Atlantic
New Orleans
Meade
San Francisco
LaFollette
Tom Lawson
Count Castellane
Stowaways and Deportation as Port Townsend Sails In
Port Townsend reports four stowaways from the steamer Telemachos with Hindoo Hiram Sing found to have trachoma. Sing remains a passenger but will be deported. The French ship Bonehhamp arrives with coal for the naval fleet after a 208 day voyage via Hobart and the Horn.
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Telemachos
Vancouver
Sing
Bonehhamp
Cardiff
Bremerton
Port Townsend
Hobart
Tasmania
Arhhashie
Rene
School Pants for the Boys in Seattle announce sale
First time we've ever sold Boys Pants in Seattle while also handling men and boys clothing in Olympia and Bellingham. Tomorrow two lots of Boys Pants in worsted cheviots serges and cassimeres offered at bargain prices, regular values 1.25 to 1.50, plus boys wear. Also Men's golf shirts and linen finished hand goods and half hose specials listed.
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Seattle
Olympia
Bellingham
Phantor
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