George T Angell and a lifetime of humane service
A tribute to George T. Angell of Boston for six decades advancing animal welfare. He shaped cruelty laws, founded the American Bands of Mercy, and printed Our Dumb Animals for 40 years. He lectured, organized humane education, and spent wealth and energy promoting kindness, mercy, and peace.
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George T. Angell
Boston
Mr. Angell
Angell
American Humane Education Society
American Social Science Society
Stand Well With Ourselves The Honest Life Lesson
A teacher leads a class through why honesty matters, then recalls Henry Weidner, who after a bank robbery kept faith and rebuilt his life. The piece argues conscience as the divine part of mankind guiding us to stand well with ourselves.
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California
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Weldner
Frank Brown
Rae
South America
Jett
Henry Weidner
Himeets
Henry Weidser
Star Dust and Prize Contest Yarn Submissions
A jumble of handwritten style clippings discusses prizes for contributions, jokes, and anecdotes. It mentions a prize for best yarns, a smaller second prize, and calls for brief submissions. The text references civic figures, local happenings, and humorous vignettes with a breezy, newspaper-voice cadence.
Chorus Remember Me While Eating Beans
A fragmented verse recalling home cooking and meal scenes. The speaker asks to remember them during meals and mentions beans as a symbolic element of domestic life. The lines reflect nostalgia and a playful food motif.
Quartermaster's Daughter and a Soldier's Dark Secret
Langdon confronts a quarrel at the club as Major Hunt spins a tale of the quartermaster's daughter Genevieve Hutle. A missing trooper is rescued by a devoted woman, sparking memories and a tearful reconciliation between Robin Langdon and his wife.
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Langdon
Maj. Hunt
Geneviews Hutle
Miss Hutle
Rascal
London
Robin Langdon
Genevieve
National music show opens at Madison Square Garden
The National music show opens at Madison Square Garden at noon today and runs through next Thursday. It promises a complete and interesting exhibition that will attract music circles nationwide. Highlights include a $10,000 Stradivarius violin from KH Schulder of St. Louis and a hazard plane once used by President Roosevelt in his youth.
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New York
Marioon Square Garden
KH. Schulder
Dent Roosevelt
Fish Commissioners Meet in Gesbion to Discuss Puget Sound Salmon
The joint conference of Washington and British Columbia special fish commissioners meets in Gesbion this afternoon. They will review proposed legislation to preserve sockeye salmon and fisheries interests, including hatcheries and their extension, and other related issues for Puget Sound and the region.
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Vandover
Special Fish Commissioners
Washington
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Water Main Assessments Rate Increase in City
Following City Business Thomson's recommendation, assessments for laying water mains across the city rise 15 percent. Property owners charged 68 cents per front foot will now pay 73 cents, reflecting higher costs of pipe and materials.
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Bnsiness
Thomson
For the Cool Evenings Satin Frock Described in Lyrical Detail
The article describes a satin foulard gown suited for cool evenings. It highlights a soft rome color, cream satin, and fried guipure details with a high corset bodice and girdled front. Fullness at the hem is achieved by pleats below the knees, with a heart-faced blouse under a shoulder piece and pink satin accents.
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Rome
National Odd Fellows Cantonment Parade in Toronto
The National Grand Lodge Cantonment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opens in Toronto with thousands of visitors. Headquarters at Camp Wright on National Exhibition Park grounds. Brigadier General James F. Ryan in charge. Grand parade at 1 PM expected to line up about 19,000 men.
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Toronto
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
United States
Grand Lodge
Camp Wright
National Exhibition Park
James &. Ryan
Daverte Chartered Freight Steamer for North Kina Trade
The British steamer Daverte, a 2441 ton freighter chartered by Frank Waterhouse and Co, is set to carry general cargo including Nour. The vessel arrived at Beattie about a month ago and has since been unloading rails that she brought from Sydney.
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Nour
North Kina
Daverte
Frank Waterhouse A Co
Heattie
Beattie
Bydney
C. B
Seattle man arraigned for forgery in Bellingham case
Gifford, once president of Beat tie, pleaded guilty in superior court yesterday afternoon to forgery charges. He attributed his downfall to “playing the ponies” at the Meadows race track.
Changes at Camp Tacoma Washington
Army announces changes with Colonel Frederick K. Ward relieved as camp instructor at Camp Tacoma and sent to Fort Assiniboine Montana. Captain William C. Johnson moves from the Tenth Infantry to the Thirtieth and Captain Harry H. Tebbetts shifts from the Thirtieth to the Tenth.
13th Annual Interstate Fair Opens in Spokane
Spokane hosts the 13th annual interstate fair opening Monday with Robert Cosgrove at the helm promising a larger, better event than prior years.
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Spokane
Robert Cosgrove
Italian man Mayo pleads down to manslaughter sentence
In Spokane on September 19, James Mayo an Italian was charged with murder in the second degree for killing a bartender who ejected him from a saloon. He appealed to the superior court changed the plea to manslaughter and the sentence shortened to five years in the penitentiary.
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Bpokane
James Mayo
Mayo
Bankers to back armory bond plan in Spokane
Spokane reports that bankers will consider supporting a bond issue for an armory project. Governor Mead will request legislative approval to validate the bonds totaling 34,008 dollars.
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Spokane
Mead
Jeane Appleton Shoots Man Then Kills Self in Startup Injury
Monroe report states Jeane Appleton, a Black man, shot and killed Kittle Merton yesterday and then fatally shot himself. Authorities say Appleton was infatuated with Merton’s companion, who did not reciprocate. The incident occurred at Startup, about a mile from town.
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Monroe
Jeane Appleton
Kittle Merton
Appleton
Startup
Fire destroys stable. losses reach thousands
Angeles widow table barn burns yesterday afternoon causing several thousand dollars in damages. Ten horses are burned and cowboy Lan Myers who was in the stable at the time sustains severe burns.
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Angeles
Lan Myers
Alaska Passenger Reports Loss of 1200 Dollars on Ship
Narcisse Lessard from Alaska aboard the steamer City of Beattie reports to police that a wad of bills totaling 1200 dollars vanished. Investigators suspect a skilled pickpocket stole the money during the voyage.
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Narcisse Lessard
Alaska
City of Beattie
Mutiny Suppressed Aboard Turkish Ship As Sar Tewfik
At Port Said a second mutiny erupted aboard the Turkish ship As sar Tewfik yesterday but was quickly crushed. No injuries or further disruption reported as the vessel resumed its course.
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Port Said
Assar
Not Only Once But Again and Again
A storefront advertises repeat customers and continuous trade since opening. It promotes ready-to-wear apparel for men and women and invites inspections and account opening with a small down payment as the Eastern way to help pocketbooks.
City Hall Market Price List for Butcher Shop Week
A list from City Hall Market at 6079 Third Ave shows daily prices for meats. Pot roasts and ribeye cuts are offered at 25 cents per 3 pounds, lamb leg at 12 and a half cents per pound, and rib roast rolled at 10 cents per pound.
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Underwella
Prince Victoria Route Could See New Ships
Hir Therm an Bhaughy, president of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, says another Prince is similar to the Princess Victoria now on the three cornered route to Victoria and Vancouver. Additional ships may be constructed and placed on the run due to rising business.
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Victoria
Hir Therman Bhaughy
Canadian
Cific Railroad
Seite
Vancouver
Mongolia in bad condition near Midway passage
Honolulu dispatch reports the Mongolia, used by captains sailing to Midway, is in dangerous condition with holds 2 and 3 full of water and cargo being discarded. The danger is stated as greater than the Manchuria, signaling a serious maritime risk.
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Honolulu
Mongolia
Midway
Manchuria
Parsons Wind In New York Primary The Tammany Fight
In New York County the Merbert Parsons faction won sweeping control of the Republican organization while Charles F Murphy retained headship of Tammany Hall by a narrow margin. State Chairman Odell Jr and allies suffered a decisive defeat amid Roosevelt’s expressed satisfaction. If Murphy gains final control, he may back W. H. Hearet for governor with Murphy viewed as friendly to Hearet. The piece notes ongoing party maneuvering and possible dethronement concerns. The entry also mentions Stevens County Fair opening with stock exhibit described as very good.
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New York
Merbert Parsons
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Horrow
B. B. Odell
J. B. Quiles
Roosevelt
Mclellan
Murphy
Tammany
W. BR. Hearet
Hearet
Meeting reveals Catholic fair subcommittee chairs
At a general committee meeting the chairmen for Grenate miltteen Decoration and ton were named with J. T. Michela and 1 Murphy in charge. Mike Powers led the ve ing contestea while PF. Kelly and J Monning headed other areas.
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Ton
J. T. Michela
Murphy
Mike Powers
Veing Contestea
PF. Kelly
J Monning
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