Local notices and personal items at Wenatchee
Local brief gathers society events business notices and assorted ads from Wenatchee. Items include parties at homes, church events, sales offers, services, and a millinery and banking loom of daily life with names such as Mrs. Burchox, Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Sprague, and Dr. McCall, plus notices of impending entertainments and auctions.
Howe Confesses Judgment Over Wedding Fees in Brooklyn
A. Woodcock Howe of Brooklyn failed to pay the church and police fees totaling 130 dollars for a Church of the Messiah ceremony two years ago. He later sent an unsigned check for 180 dollars and, after legal action, confessed judgment in Gates Avenue municipal court. He claimed he paid 6000 dollars after the wedding but could not settle the debt.
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New York
A. Woodcock Howe
Brooklyn
St. Clair Hester
Church of the Messiah
Chtuca
Gates Avenue
Howe
Walter B. Pate
Unclaimed Letters in Wenatchee Post Office
Week ending February 13 lists names of unclaimed letters in Wenatchee Washington. Becca Fuller M Halcom Miss Lillian Highy M J Hogan Mrs W R Leach E W Medler J M Wood Geo W Pomers Jack Staber Miss Annie Trvote Miss Dalphine. Those items must be advertised to claim.
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Wenatchee
Wash
de Prite
Becca Fuller
M. Halcom
Lillian Highy
M. J. Hogan
W. R. Leach
E. W. Medler
J. M. Wood
Geo. W. Pomers
Jack Staber
Annie Trvote
Dalphine
E. D. Sohelbe
P. M
Old Sweethearts Marry After Many Years
Centenarian Capt Samuel Kubus and Mrs Sarah Crawford, once sweethearts 77 years ago, reunite after a half century apart. Kubus, 101, served in the Mexican and Civil wars, paroled from Libby Prison, later learned Crawford was widowed, and they finally wed after decades of silence. Their union caps a reunion among army veterans.
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Capt
Kuhne
Springfield
Ill
Miss Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Kuhns
Kuhps
Fredericksburg
Vicksbrug
Sherman
Ife
Libby
Teleason
Tigart
Columbus
Sarah Crawford
Father of High License in Chicago
Wm. R. Harper, key advocate of the $590 minimum saloon license, helped push the high license measure through state and city bodies. He previously championed a $500 minimum in 1885 86, rallied unions and civic groups, and secured endorsements from the Union League club board of trade Chicago Commercial Association bar association and judges with grand jury support.
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Chicago
Wm. R. Harper
Harper
Herper
Union League Club
Fifty Years Ago Introduced Romance Sparks
A dramatic fragment describes a moment when she gasped in shock, then collapsed into his arms, her eyes meeting his face. The line hints at a reveal or reunion as two figures connect in a charged scene.
Burst Pipe Explosion Kills Child in Waterfront Kitchen
Marie Nelson a 6 year old daughter of F Stephe nev a P R employee died yesterday when a kitchen stove exploded as pipes froze and steam built up. The waterfront kitchen outlet failed during the blast causing fatal injuries to the child who stood near the stove.
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Nelson
Marie
F.stephenev
Blizzard Hits European Ports as Storm Blows In
A severe European blizzard drives water into harbors flooding rivers and grounding vessels. Land batteries fire warning salvos as landmarks vanish in the snow. Emperor William cancels a Heligoland trip aboard the battleship Kaiser Wilhelm I. Several minor shipping disasters are noted.
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Hamburg
William
Heligoland
Dowie and Wife Separate in Zion City Split
Chicago March 24 Mrs Dowie told a friend she and the apostle have separated permanently The wife has cast her lot with the new regime in Zion City.
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Chicago
His Wife's Money and a Man's Legacy
A tale of a husband who built a store and expanded a home using his wife’s $500 inheritance. Neighbors credited the wife for every achievement, including a monument funded by life insurance. In truth the wife spent $35 on a piano and $150 on a diamond ring, later lost, with her regrets over the ring lingering.
Smoot Denies Having Three Wives
Washington March 14 Smoot emphatically denies the charges that he has three wives and calls the accusation absolutely false. He states he has sold his goodwill and practice to his former partner Dr W M McCoy and asks friends and former patients to employ the doctor.
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Washington
Smoot
W. M. McCoy
J Walender
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M. O.merrill
Mission St. North
E. Burchox
Raseell
Carrie Parkinson
Chelan
Mrs. Johnson
Wenatchee Drug Co
Episcopal Church
Weratchee Drug Co
Cameron
High Line
White School House
Palace Bakery
L. T. Armstrong
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Albin Meat Co
Griggs
H. L. Wiester
Garton and
Little's Market
Wenatchee Ave North
the Ladies of the Altar Society of
St. Joseph's Church
Wenatchee Theater
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
Frank
Opera House
Bob
W. Dwight McCaughey
Farmers Phone
Nora Mahoney
Mahoney
Ellis-Forde Company
Julia
Mary Mahoney
Mischalia Mahoney
Ellis- Forde Company
Russell
Everett Trexler
Latonsa
BR. F. Holm
John A. Gellatly
Dr. Culp
E. E. Elliott
Douglas County
Waterville
J. H. _Ferryman
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Stevens
Christian Church
Merrill's
Elder J E. Fitch
Coeurse Alsne
Idaho
Bousquet and Holm
S. W. Phillips
C Tf
Daniel McCook
G.A.R
New Odd Fellows Hall
Ellis-Forde Oo
Crondo Avenue
New England
Post
Soliiers
J S. Mooney
A.J. Linville
Mr. Linville
Wenatchee 'S
McCready
Daily World Office
Merys‘i'le, O
Maer
Asin County
Blizzard
Europe
Wenatchee, Wash
General Bank
Bank of California
Seattle
Angio-Californie
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
J.M Tompkins “Ree
R. F.lewis
Johnigodfrey
Cashier
Colussia Valley Bank
Ica
Pg't ‘Sd’ Oriental Daily Express Limited
St Paul
Minneapolis
Havre
Spokane
Ald Delay
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Duluth
St. Louis
Points East
A. A. Piper
S. G. Yerkes