Paris in State of Siege as Strike Proceeds
Associated Press reports Paris under martial posture with troops occupying central posts and telegraph stations. Infantry guard branch offices to protect workers, mounted patrols oversee streets, and soldiers guard sewer lines to safeguard underground cables. General Daistein commands 50,000 troops in reserve as posters urge continued strike until grievances are redressed.
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Daistein
Paris
Unclaimed Letters at Wenatchee Post Office May 4 1909
The list shows names of individuals with letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending May 4 1909 including Barnes Mrs J W Bernyle Egbert Church Richard Callender C A Calahan James W Foss C A Henskey Carl Kinney Mrs Mary J Kinney Mrs M E Kinney Mrs Mary LeRoy E H Mitchell S Neal Ernest Morris Grace Munson Mrs Ella Randall A P Robinson F W Redhead John Simonds Jim Spiers Mrs Z N Stuart C G Streeter J O Wilson S M Hull P M asks recipients to say advertised and read the Daily World.
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Wenatchee
Barnes
J. W
Maxwell Home Bought on C Street North
F M Lucavish purchased the Maxwell home on C Street North for 3000 dollars. The transfer records show consideration of 3000 and the buyer and property details as stated.
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Maxwell
F. M. Lucavish
C Street
Whooping cough remedy praised by Hartland dealer
Mrs. A Goss of Durand Michigan testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave her daughter relief from whooping cough after Hartland dealer Mr Lane recommended it. The product is for sale by all dealers.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
New School Code Expands District Board Powers
The legislature adopted a first class district code granting the board authority to hire and dismiss a city superintendent for up to three years, set duties and compensation, create by laws, prescribe course of study, run multiple school types, employ staff, supply free books, require vaccination with exemptions, mandate bonds, curb secret societies, and appoint a school district medical examiner with monthly school inspections and health reports.
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State Board of Education
Local notes and social events in the Spokane region
C E Gray returns from Spokane after business. Miss Minnie Farris visits and will stay this summer for health. Gaines school held a fine program with songs recitations music speeches and dialogues followed by ice cream and cake. A gathering at W F Cannon’s featured Miss Bernice and friends with games music and a late luncheon. Several locals built or planned new structures and there is talk of peaches and apples among regional ranchers. Evangelist Billy Sunday received a unanimous Canton Ohio revival invitation and may decide within a year if he can attend Canton instead.
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Gaines School
Billy” Sunday
Canton
Ohio
William McKinley
Sunday
Revival Meetings At Mshalltown Iowa Draw Crowds
Mr Sunday conducts revival meetings at Mshalltown Iowa. Report shows attendance of 400 in the afternoon with a 13.65 collection and 2,000 in the evening with a 38.16 collection last Thursday.
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M \shalltown
Iowa
Spokane
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