Simpson Near Death in Shelton After Health Decline
Olympia reports G. Champion of Seattle, a renowned logger, is at death's door at his Shelton home. He suffered anemia and was brought home by special train after months in California and Santa Barbara seeking health. He was unconscious at times and unable to recognize relatives. admired for generosity that helped many loggers start their careers.
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Olympia
May
G. Aimpeon
Seattle
Shelton
Heta
Simpson
California
Santa Barbara
Suburban Notes from Rainier and Surrounding Towns
May 4 report notes W Manning improving property via dynamite to remove large stamps. York reports three diphtheria cases quarantined with no new cases since Sunday. Columbia: A H H Hepler pushes early store closing. 7 or 8 pm debated for summer working town. Hillman: Hill Improvement Club to host Rainier Valley association meeting with final arrangements.
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York
Columbia
A. H H. Hepler
Rainier Valley
Columbia In Movement Club Backs Annexation Effort
The Columbia In Movement club met at Halen's Hall to discuss annexation with strong support. Members favored Columbia joining the area, calling for a new word to reflect the expanded status and plans to hasten the process.
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Columnia
Columbia Inovement Club
Halen
Columbia
Sherman Returns and Yard Changes Highlight Bremerton Report
The transport Sherman came back from Tacoma and entered dry dock. Two sisters of Ed Anderson of Bremerton faced hardship after a San Francisco fire. Paymaster HM B Balthes was reassigned as general storekeeper at the yard, replacing Paymaster Insley. Presbyterian ladies held a tea at Mrs Join Humble's home while Mrs Cragg of Seattle visits Mrs Martha Chapman this week.
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Ed Anderson
San Francisco
HM. B. Balthes
Oregon
Insley
the Presbyterian Church
Mra
Committee Appointed by Mayor Moore Seeks Fundraising
A city committee appointed by Mayor Moore is organized to raise funds for a public project. The group will identify sources, plan events, and coordinate with local organizations to secure contributions and support.
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Moore
Relief fund for Vesuvie eruption total reaches $791.60
O A Spencer assistant cashier National Bank of Commerce serves as treasurer for the relief fund and will transmit the amount by draft to the general relief committee in New York.
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Mount Vesuvie
O. A. Spencer
National Bank of Commerce
Wheels Trea
General Relief Committee
New York
State plans free employment bureaus across Washington
Olympia May 4 State Labor Commissioner C F Hubbard proposed a state bureau to provide free employment services, extending from three cities to rural communities and smaller towns. Elks go to Everett for anniversary as 200 ride the Great Northern special train. 100 Beattle Kika, 26 from Tacoma, 35 from Hatard lodge join.
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Olympia
C.F. Hubbard
ELKS
Everett
Great Northern
Everett Lodge
Tacoma
Hatard Ladg
Everett Opera House
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Hillman
Topleht
Hilla
Bremerton
Hwremerton
Sherman
Mra. Cragg
Martha Chapmanth
Fund For
TRE
BON Che Nordhoff & CO
Ladies Home Journal
Bon Marche
London
Sik Taffeta
the Saturday Market
Washington
Special
Pac
Mayflower
Porto Rico
Uban Club
Hargains
Ander
Dresden
Gibson
Eetingham
Antorcha Papatella
Minnesota
Union Bakery and
GAFE
Becond Avenue
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwall Co
GOD
Cline
Beattie
Credit House
Frederick & Nelgon (Inc
Wagner
Rederich & Netson
Lonplen
Second Avenue
Madison and
Spring Streets
Bon Ami
Tobacco Trust
H. Lewis & CO
Cherry St
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