Wenatchee Military Band to Play Park Concert Tonight
The Wenatchee Military band renders a program this evening at 8 o clock in the park. The varied lineup includes Overture The Colored Major and Henry Overture Superba with Dalbey on cornet performing Rancher s Song. Iola Johnson Intermezzo Blue and Gray Dalbey Selection Maritana Wallace March Our Senators.
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Wenatchee Military Band
Henry
Dalbey
Warner
Iola
Johnson Patrol
Wallace
Chambers
Russian Princess Exiled to Siberia for Revolt Ties
Princess Alexandra Tseperinsky, a royal descendant linked to the Czar, was convicted of belonging to a revolutionary group aiming to alter Russian society. She received a fifteen year exile to penal servitude in Siberia alongside forty-five other prisoners.
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United Press Service
St. Petersburg
Russia
Alexandrovna Tseperinsky
Siberia
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notices at Riverside Fair
Hotel arrivals list guests at the Chewawa area including T. C. Simmons Everett H Singleton Kansas City R. W. Shaw Chelan J B Trumbull San Francisco H H Howard Seattle Agnes Craft Portland Jack Stone agent Turkish Bath Comedy Co B Kistner Grimes Cal W O Erbes Seattle A G Ellis Seattle Mrs Jilbert announces dress making at Mrs Webb's Millinery Store plus premium list for Third Annual Okanogan County Fair at Riverside September 28 29 30 Dressmaking offered at Wilt Adams Dressmaking Parlor.
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Chewawa
T. C. Simmons
Everett
H. Singleton
Kansas City
R. W. Shaw
Chelan
J. B. Trumbull
San Francisco
H. H. Howard
Seattle
H. H. Webb
Chicago
Agnes Craft
Portland
Jack Stone
Agent Turkish Bath Comedy Company
B. Kistner
Grimes
Cal
W. O. Erbes
A. G. Ellis
Okanogan County
Riverside
Picture Postcards
Frank H Williams describes a picture postcard featuring a tall young man by a tree. Della studies the image with evident amazement, noting nothing unusually striking about the photograph beyond the curious reaction it inspires.
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Frank H. Williams
Della
Mystery postcards lead to an unexpected wedding bet
Della receives postcards from a man in Brampton linking two strangers. A dresser covers with her portraits reveals the mystery suitor. Hunter McCullouch confesses to a bet to unite two strangers in six weeks with himself as best man, only to find the couple already married.
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Della
Brampton
Hunter McCullouch
How'd You Like to Be the Blarney Stone
A playful quip in a vaudeville scene shows a songwriter describing his new number It has captured attention among young women and is generating a strong response in the audience The exchange hints at a trendy hit in the theater world.
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Holcomb’s
Strauss, Eisendrath & Co
Chicago
Puck
The Effects of Circumstances in Verse
A Baltimore American poem notes a mellow voiced lady drawn to a nice fellow until a cow caused trouble and she yelled with a bellow. The comical scene illustrates social foibles in a playful ballad tone.
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Baltimore American
Under Fire in Camp Belle Disarmed by Powder Smell
A witty aside recalls officers at a military gathering not asking for dances. The judge notes the soldiers are used to gunpowder, implying a hardened, desensitized air at the event.
Mismatched Quotes Spark Mixed Reactions Across Papers
The Denver News Times notes women’s chatter on shopping outshines men’s “talk shop” while the New York Sun critiques aging lungs and timing. Both items reflect playful editorial quips on everyday life and public discourse.
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Denver News-Times
Oddities and Jokes From Various Newspapers
A collection of light quips and comic snippets from different papers. The notes include playful lines about social habits and small misadventures, featuring jokes about workers, baths, and party guests with brief captions and attributions.
Evening extracts reflect playful headlines and quips
The Detroit Tribune notes a money talking proverb about talk versus action. Puck quips that marriage blind or not depends on staying blind. The Boston Post comments on a woman adopting riding attire and pride in her appearance.
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Northwest
Chewawa Grill
Chas. A. Fry
The
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
P. P. Holcomb
Wenatchee Avenue
Wilt & Adams
New York Sun
Bill
Jill
Sesosiris
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Ledger
Young
Mr. MeeNags
Jagger
Cleveland
Volgarheim
Josephine
Detroit Tribune
Boston Post
Alex Murray
Presbyterian
Geo. E. McCann
Wenatchee
Pride of
Washington
Real Grain & Milling Co
Bankers’ Reserve Life Company of
Omaha
Nebraska
Manent
Columbia Valley Bank
Geo. O. Brewster
Wnatchee, Wash
Halbert & Webber Hard
Parshall’s
Palace
Orondo Avenue
Aimee
South King Street
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Orondo Ave
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