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January 31, 1904 Page three

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In	University of Washington, Seattle: Digital Collections
Ort	United States--Washington (State)--Port Townsend \| Daily except Monday
Umfang	GIF image
Sprache	Englisch
Beschreibung	Hill, Daniel H.; Hill, Howard; Hill, Nathaniel Davis; Troxler, Robert F.; Sewall, A.M.; House, J.C.; Smith, Moses M.; Smith, James C.; Tukey, John F.; Katz, Israel; Newspaper
Schlagwörter	Townsend Chaper No. 9 Select Masters Townsend Theater
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Mitwirkungen	The Leader Company (Verlag)

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June 1, 1904 Page four Teachers selected for ensuing year Some clever people arrived last night Great production Hyson arrives

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January 7, 1904 Page two

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February 13, 1912 Page three Park in good condition Olympic Games at Stockholm Club selects new officers (From page one) Sailors are becoming scarce Olympia has Pussy Willow Day

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June 8, 1911 Page four Young fawn captured Tennis courts ready Eight hour law effective Seats now on sale Has Jap on his hands Stock limit fixed June 8, 1911 Page two Young fawn captured Tennis courts ready Eight hour law effective Seats now on sale Has Jap on his hands Stock limit fixed

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January 5, 1904 Page three Iroquois fire investigation commenced Russia would reason with Japan War rate of insurance issued

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August 3, 1904 Page one Bids asked for water works The Russians admit a severe reverse

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April 17, 1912 Page one Uninteresting council session Reports confirm loss of life

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