Labor Day Comstables In Agudpstan Town Scene
A vivid recounting of a Labor Day incident in Augerta involving a strong, feared figure who escaped the Agguda anvil and fled toward his hometown. The tale notes near captures, a dramatic jump from a moving train, and a crowd gathering with hundreds of photographs and reports from Waldo county hall.
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Aumgwest
Boaane
Bill
Wally
Bern
Agguda
Filleas
Perehieg
Augerta
Ebeut
Waldo County Hall
Bone Egeih
Pose Jm
Tim
Maine Bad Man on Warpath in Bangor
A fragment from Bangor reports a continuing disturbance by a man named Barnes who again causes trouble in the area, with no further details available.
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Maine
Warpath
Nude Figures Attract Attention In St Louis Show
In St Louis on September 6 two nude dancers drew crowds with their graceful lines, sparking reactions from onlookers and authorities concerned with propriety at the local exhibition.
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ST. Lou, Mo
Fires and accidents sweep Crystal Springs and surrounding towns
Reports from Crystal Springs Kitp county Tyee mountain Chelan county and east of Centralia describe forest fires and a dynamite accident harming James WGuire in a Great Northern tunnel near Quincy. Tacoma man Emile Rude found dead in a lodging house alley. A mysterious case follows, plus oil strike on State creek Whatcom county and bear incident near Baker Lake. Mrs Mary Johnston loses $26.50 to a thief. detective Adams pursues a suspect from her building.
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Crystal Springs
Kit=p
Tyee Mountein
Chelan
Centralia
Lewin County
Emile Rude
Tacoma
Mary Johnston
First Avenue
Adams
German cruiser Palke arrives at Bremerton navy yard
Bremerton notes report the German cruiser Palke arriving at the navy yard from Victoria last night, with the vessel docking for an unspecified visit or passage. The breve dispatch notes the wartime era chatter and port activity around Bremerton.
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Bremerton
Palke
Navy Yard
Victoria
Fragmentary note on health and recovery at an institute
The writer recalls a prior illness when first visiting the Columbia Medical Institute and states they are now in perfect health. They report being free from pain, able to eat and sleep well, and having regular bowel movements daily.
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Columbia Medical Institute
Karls
Incomplete Medical Offer Mentioning Free Diagnostic Exams
Fragmentary text describes a medical offer promising free diagnostic examinations and related services. The fragment references microscopic analysis and a general invitation without full details or context.
Untitled Column Cites Columbian Treatment For Catarrh
The author asserts that the Columbian treatment, labeled as splendid, can cure any case of catarrh and expresses firm conviction in its efficacy.
Illiterate Coupon Request for Illustrated Bookset
A reader is instructed to write name and address on lines and mail a coupon to receive an illustrated bookset and question booklet. The fragment suggests a mail order offer with outout and melt HR phrasing and an instruction by return mail.
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Banta
Farewell for Rear Admiral Barclay at Naval Station
Rear Admiral Barclay to hold farewell ball in the equipment building with officers of the station and Falke. He retires near Friday and will be succeeded by Captain Burwell. Barclay will visit his son in law Major Long at the local yard after retirement. Captain Burwell expected within one or two days. The supply ship Celtic sailed to Grydeck for final paint and overhaul before reentering service.
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Barclay
Captain Burwell
Admiral Barclay
Major Long
Burwell
Boston man elected junior vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic
K B Stillings of Boston was chosen to succeed William W Blackmear as junior vice commander in chief at the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Denver yesterday. The report notes the event occurring during the 29th annual gathering with coverage of participants and ceremonies.
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Denver
Cole
K. B. Stillings
Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
William W. Blackmear
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Einesbeary Avenue
Vliw
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NEW Labor Temple
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Barnes
Yerxa
Holland
Queen Ave
Republican
Green Lake Station
Ngton
Japan
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F. R. Yerxa & Sons
Wheleselement
Guy Veour
Kline & Rosenberg
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Piyers
Ae Ge
Landeorn
Eclipse
Ise
Macbeth
Jardiniere
News OF the
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Great Northern
Quincy
Uncle Sam
Port Angelor
State Creek
Whatcom County
Dmyten
Nis
Uge Bha
Chartey Aleek
Baker Babe
Nnote
Eee
Wrenger
Brend
Wittreut Ete
Ween E
Ne & Sim
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
Firat Ave
Seatile
Ellinohaam
Andrew Smith
Bon, Earl
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Ballard
Earl
Bart
Seattle
Sound
Suntpare Sk
Bray
Neves
Peter Anderson
South Park
Waa
EF. Darling
Fidelity Building
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WM. McHarrie
G. A. Tudhope
Celtic
Grydeck
Geattle, U. & A
Kentucky Belles
Third Avenue
Pabio Ro- Star
Polite Vacudeville
Bera Kerdall
Grand Opera House
Basten Wensen
Ping Haw
Serattte
Courtright
Lee
Seen
Premerton
Pier
Sioux City
Sea
Union
Mrs. Soderberg's
Mra
J. A. Soderberg
Santtertum
Cheney
WauDina, Kinnan & Marvin
Ment
H. Lewis
Co. Mirst and
Cherry
Lew & Ew
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Ore
Swedish Baptist Church
Nieth and
Pine
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