Death of Mrs Margaret Lozier Brown at 60
Mrs Margaret Lozier Brown mother of A L Brown superintendent of schools died at the Brown residence on North D street from peritonitis aged 60. Born December 20 1847 in New York state she moved here with her husband who survives. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Christian church conducted by Rev A J Adams. Interment at Wenatchee cemetery under undertaker Hall.
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Margaret Lozier Brown
A. L. Brown
Brown
D Street
New York State
The
Christian Church
A. J. Adams
Wenatchee Cemetery
Undertaker Hall
Whimsical Sayings Spark Public Discourse Across Iowa
A hoyden of quips covers law politics and culture from Georgia to Iowa. The piece notes Forester Pinchot facing congressional criticism while Henry Dewey is named state superintendent by Gov. Mead. It mocks license laws for fishing and a church event remark about Miss Bates and a dove song.
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Georgia
Forester Pinchot
Henry Dewey
Gov. Mead
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
R. B. Bryar
Iowa
Adoptive parents take in three year old son
Mr and Mrs Jack Seaman legally adopt the three year old son of Fred Lugenbui after the mother died last winter and the couple will complete official papers in a few days. C G Benson, formerly Wenatchee teacher, returns to the city to do engineering work, having spent time in Alaska as a civil engineer in government service.
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Jack Seaman
Fred Lugenbui
G. Benson
Wenatchee
Vr. Wells
Be Sn
Alaska
John Carlyle Reports Tree Planting in Lakeside Section
John Carlyle of Lakeside visits Wenatchee and notes extensive tree planting in that area this spring. The report highlights local environmental activity and community greening efforts observed today.
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John Carlyle
Lakeside
Wennatchee
Man in Vancouver Confesses After Fake Whiskers Fail
A prisoner identified as Dodd admitted he was not the Seattle suspect. He said he wore hand me down whiskers as a prank to trick locals who know him, revealing he once served with the Salvation Army.
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Seattle
Dodd
Vancouver
Salvation Army
Long Jim Case To Be Reopened
The Chelan land dispute between Long Jim and lawyer Scarr was decided by Judge Steiner in favor of the white man. U S Attorney Avery and assistant Lindsay say the ruling rests on no proper legal basis and plan to pursue the action. Findings of fact and law are on file, and the controversy has drawn notable interest. The piece notes Long Jim’s claim that Starr exploited his supposed language difficulties.
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Chelan
Jim
Scarr
Steiner
United States
Avery
Spokane
Lindsay
Long Jim
Starr
Police Court Finishes Two Sessions With Fines
Two police court sessions sentence several locals for minor offenses. Stevens and Patterson each pay $5 fines for disturbances, Patterson remarks he will leave town. Richard son Richardson pay the fine, Lyman cannot. Gerrick & Gerrick employees face $50 fines. J M Duffy stands surety. Judge Palmer warns additional action if debts remain.
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Stevens
Patterson
Wesratchee
Lyman
Richardson
Walter Murray
Bar of Justice
Gerrick
J. M. Duffy
Wenatchee
Palmer
Duffy
Daily World offers Alaska trip contest with eight day window
The Daily World promotes a contest for a free trip to Alaska with eight days remaining. Winners in each district will be decided next week. The trip includes a visit to government dry docks at Bremerton and a voyage with the Alaska Steamship Company on the Jefferson or Dolphin.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Daily World
The
Alaska
Government
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Wenatchee
Seattle
Alaska Flyers
Jefferson
Dolphin
Wenat Arene Clipping Review and Mail to World
Fragmentary note discusses Wenrichee size estimates over ten years and remarks directed to an audience at the World. The readable text hints at clipping and mailing to a world audience. Further context is unavailable from the readable fragment.
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Mit
Bishop Wells to Visit Wenatchee and Cashmere
Bishop Wells of the Spokane diocese will visit Wenatchee this weekend. He convenes a meeting Saturday to select a clergyman and will preach Sunday morning in Wenatchee and Sunday evening in Cashmere.
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Bishop Wells
Warren Announces Republican Candidacy for County Engineer
F. A. Warren informs Chelan County voters that he will seek the position of county engineer as a Republican candidate in the coming primaries. He states his intention to run on the Republican ticket.
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Chelan County
F. A. Warren
Inscho
Wenatchee, Wash
Fred M. Berry
W. Sussex
Chelan County Auditor Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination
A candidate announces intent to run for Chelan County auditor on the Republican ticket subject to September primaries. He signs the letter as a GOP hopeful addressing voters.
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L. M. Hull
Okanogan
J. W. Sussex
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Etta Griggs
Wenatchee Avenue
Conconully
Wenrichee
Episcopal Church
Hilton
W. H. Cowles
R. M. Griswold
Springwater Avenue
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W. E. Hinman
Cashmere
E. Tombs
Robi. L. Ingram
Ephrata
Jessie I. Burdick
Mabel Beazley
Gem Cafe
August Peter
McCullough & Hudson
A. H. Mohler
Cashmere Record
Wenatchee Canning Co
James Latham
Westerday
Orondo Cafe
F. A. Reynolds
E, Ferguson
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Memers
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