Wenatchee News Briefs Roundup Local Notices and Trades
Local items report W. H. Little’s business trip to Quincy and loan offers from $590 to $1,000. Alice Barber travels to Strohomish for weeks with friends before returning to Iowa. Grand Army of the Republic heads election at 2 pm tomorrow. Various ads note loans, real estate, and services. Christmas events, church socials, and Santa in Wenatchee. Community voices include Chelan school visits, street sign deliveries, and local commerce.
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W. H. Little
Quincy
Addess
P. O
Wenatchee
Wash
Alice Barber
Strohomish
Ivuwa
John A. Gellatly
Grand Army of the Republic
Wenatchee Drug Co
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Deco
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Christian Church
Palace
Porter
Chelan
David Keith
Sam Sumner
Ephrata
Santa Claus
L. M. Hull
Seattle
Sound
Waterville
J.P. Larson
N. P. Nelson
W. J. McLean
C. Schmidt
Geo. Hosier
Costs To Educate Each Child In District
Superintendent Riste reports monthly figures on attendance and grade by grade teaching costs. Education cost per child is 1.89 dollars monthly, state support 1.72 dollars. high school teaching costs 4 dollars monthly. State funds this month total 990 dollars, 90 dollars short of teachers' salaries. Rome Vatican consistory elevates four cardinals including archbishop Rio Janeiro. papal delegates to deliver red hats to absent cardinals. A crowd gathers in the royal hall with many Americans present.
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Riste
Rome
Vatican
Mgr
Cagaino de Azevedo
Mrg
J. A. de Arcoverdo de Albuqueroue Uavalcanti
Rio Janeiro
Joseph Samassa
Erlau
Hungary
Spinola
Seville
Papal
Thepontiff
Hypnotism Prank At Western Reserve College
Guilford House students at Western Reserve College staged a prank claiming hypnotic power. A staged seance drew many spectators who were frightened and some hysterical, while organizers kept the incident quiet after a brief inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Guilford House
Western Reserve College
Sacrei Prectors
College For Women
Claim Settled After 40 Years in Gettysburg Bridge Case
Washington December 14 a Court of Claims decision awards 50110 for the destruction of a Susquehanna river bridge during the Confederate invasion just before the Gettysburg battle. The case will be sent to Congress for appropriation in an omnibus claims bill or delayed further due to treasury deficits.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Court of Claims
Susquehanna River
Congress
Treasury
Police Judge Whips Negro in Courthouse Fight
Joseph Hall, a Negro, was arraigned for disorderly conduct and fined $5 by City Judge O Connor. Hall cursed the judge after paying the fine, and the judge, returning to the bench, whipped him in the courtroom. Some women would be without an earthly mission if there was no gossip to circulate.
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Utioa
N. Y
Joseph Hall
O’connor
Hall
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