The Preacher's Pay and Moral Duty in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts town favors a pastorate of 3500 dollars over 7000, arguing money enables better work and family welfare. The piece contends higher salaries help clergy improve education, standing, and effectiveness, while a shabby preacher hinders gospel progress and harms personal duty to family and self.
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Massachusetts
Star Dust Echoes Fringe News and Local Quips
Scatter of brief items includes satirical quips on New York and German topics, local anecdotes about a rich man downsizing staff and wages, a guessing detective scene, a new auto purchase, naval fleet movements near Vladivostok, a mine boiler scare, Chicago mayor’s woodcock feat, and a social dinner at Sam Gilbert’s hotel.
Burglar Binns Learns Lesson From House Visit
In a quiet country inn, Mr. Binns burgles a room then meets Mr. Thompson a calm, methodical detective who uses kindness and wit. Binns confesses under pressure, hands over a bag of valuables, and Thompson advises leaving crime behind before sending him on his way. Thompson later retrieves the loot, reflecting on the case as he walks away.
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Caesar
Mr. Binns
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Inn
Binns
Thompson
Guvnor
Mr. Bistes
Burglary Twist In A Dinner Room Encounter
A thief, Mr Binns, clashes with a poised stranger, Mr Thompson, after burglarizing a dining room. Thompson negotiates leniency, probes motives, and offers temporary help as Binns explains debts and temperance, revealing a tense cat-and-mouse scene.
King’s New Discovery Sold In Town Promises Relief
Mrs Haviland of Armonk testifies a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis was cured after trying Dr King’s New Discovery. A niece with advanced consumption recovered. The ad claims throat and lung relief and guarantees bottles at 60c and 1.00 by G O Guy Inc with free samples.
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G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue and
Yealer
Excursion Heads City of Topeka Sails With Business Men Group
The steamship City of Topeka left Everett at 2:30 this morning carrying a business men excursion for a three day trip to sound ports. Notable passengers include Chamber of Commerce president John Lehram and secretary J B Meikle among a long list. Elaborate entertainments planned at each stop.
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Topeka
Everett
Beattie
John Lehram
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Meikle
Chamber of Commiwree
B A. Abbott
T. O. Abbott
C. HM
Faker
George Boole
Charles H. Hisack
P. L Bornstein
Calley
HH. A. Chadwick
D. D. Colvin
John Thomas Cochrane
James H. Perkina
J. BR. Pidduck
Thomas W. Prowch
W. F. Richardson
W. J. Rhodes
Joseph Mhippen
W. K Stevens
Stoelting
Howard BD. Thomas
Mortie Thomeen
Philip Tindall
Herbert & Upper
W. West
John A. Whalley
L. M. Weed
Lake Washington Garden of Eden a 1400 Acre Parcel Offered
On terms of 25 down and 19 per month the property promises 2000 a year from berries and chickens. It features a fine view of Seattle and mountains and covers over 1400 acres of thin beautiful land sold in the last 60 days in CD Millman’s Lake Washington Garden of Eden addition.
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Seattle
C.D. Millman
Lake Washington
Special Election Call for Annexation to West Seattle
Notice by the City Council of West Beattie King County Washington announces a special election on September 21 1904 within a defined boundary to decide whether a specified territory should be annexed to West Seattle by voting For Annexation or Against Annexation. The territory lies in Township 24 North Range 3 East Willamette Meridian King County.
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West Beattie
King County
Washington
West Seattice
Weat Seattle
West Seattle
Willamette Meridian
Seattle Tide Lands
Eaid Seattle Tide Lands
Puget Sound
Hughes Addition
Seattle
Hughes
Spring Hill Villa
Spring Hill Villa Tracts
Spring Hil Villa
W. M
Spring Mill Villa
Admiralty Inlet
Pange
Annexation Boundary Description for West Seattle Special Election
The document outlines the boundary description for the proposed annexation to West Seattle and lists polling places and election officers for September 28, 1904. It specifies Riverside Spring Hill Mountain View precincts voting at Peter Hanson’s residence and West Seattle voting at Schlotter's Hall with designated inspectors and judges.
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New York
Leo Diet
Pekin
Poo
Manchuria
Josh Wise
C’n
Rader's New Auto
J.T. Rader
Elmore Mfg
Clyde
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Ike
Ike Matthews
No. 2
Matthews
Harrison
Chicago
Sam
Sam Gilbert
Brown
Minn
Journal
Albert Hansen
Dodd
Ponder
Ben
Buckien
GUY, Inc
Second Avenue
Vesser
VIA
ST. Louis
St.Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
First Avenue
Taylor’s
Washington Street
Castoria
Penphan Seed
Pac Sigure Signature of
Vadoria
Bears
Cascade Laundry CO
Second
Third Avenue
Main Street
S.W
West Waterway
Outer Harbor
Dwamish Head
Riverside
Spring Hill
Mountain View
Peter Hanson
Banner Tract
Schlotter's
F. F. Lemonds
Charles Davis
C. P. King
U. R. Niccas
John Schlotter
P. King
U. R. Niesz
Judges Council OF the
City OF
King County, Washington
G. B. Nicoll
W. G. Dickinson