Yakima Herald Sold to New Management Group
The Yakima Morning Herald passes from George N. Tuesley to a stock company led by James Leslie as president and W. W. Robertson as vice president. H. P. Barrett will head the editorial department and the offices move to the Republic building with new machinery. Mr. Tuesley will run the Republic job department as half owner. A Drainage District meeting is urged for all property owners.
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Yakima Morning Herald
George N. Tuesley
Herald Publishing Company
James Leslie
Yakima Republic
W. W. Robertson
The
Republic
H. P. Barrett
Leslie
Barrett
Herald
Republic Building
Repeated Sensations Beset Life of Rear Admiral Eaton
Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton of Assinippi near Norwell Massachusetts died from arsenical poisoning. His widow Mrs Eaton was arrested for murder after a public inquiry and inquest revealed repeated poison accusations within the family. Eaton spoke of poison fears involving his stepdaughters and described the household as tormented by scandal during his later years. He was a Spanish American War veteran, born January 29 1847 in Greenville Alabama, educated in private schools and Annapolis, and retired as rear admiral in 1905.
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Joseph Giles Eaton
Assinippi
Norwell
Mass
Eaton
Dorothy Ainsworth
June
Polson
Ralph P. Keyes
Annapolis
Mary Anne Varnum
Dracut
Beck Ae Amter
Enterprise
Chesapeake
Oregon
Manzanilla
Santiago
One Eyed Government Spy In a Berlin Train Compartment
William Starkweather of Albany New York encounters a mysterious one eyed man in a Berlin compartment. Both fear assassination as they size each other up. After a tense exchange they reveal identities revealing Starkweather is no revolutionary and the other is Philip Van Geisen assistant state treasurer.
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Europe
Germany
Austria
William Starkweather
Albany
N. Y
Berlin
Mr. Starkweather
Starkweather
New York
United States of America
G Street
Stark Weather
Philip van Geisen
Livingstone Liberated Darkest Africa Centenary Tribute
R David Livingstone, honored on a centenary, opened vast interior Africa to exploration and commerce. He battled the slave trade, crossed deserts and rivers, and died in 1873 after decades of humanitarian travel. His work shaped British policy and inspired a generation of explorers.
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R. David Livingstone
Scotland
Harry Johnston
Livingstone
Africa
South Africa
Zambezi
Cape
England
Stanley
Lala
Westminster Abbey
Central Africa
Central African
Kalahari Desert
Central
Pacific
Finley Drainage District Meeting Set for April 5
Residents of Finley Drainage District No 6 are urged to attend a meeting at the Finley school house Saturday evening April 5 1915 at eight o clock. The gathering will discuss bond issuance for the drainage ditch and follow up on topics from the previous meeting as the commissioners have advertised for bids.
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N. C. Bowes
Finley
Finley School House
Rexall Orderlies Promised in Public Scoop
Advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It claims a money back guarantee with no obligations and promotes use for children and the elderly. Available in vest pocket tins with 12, 36, or 80 tablets at set prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Butter-Makers Should Have Names Impervious to Grease
A brief item notes a debate over how butter makers’ names should remain legible despite grease and handling challenges. It discusses safety and labeling concerns for workers and customers in dairy processing environments.
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Yakima
Tuesley
of the Republic
Rear Admiral
Joseph G. Eaton
American Pre
Ss Association
Dr. Livingstone
David LI
Ting
Finley Drainage District Meeting
Rexakl Erdertion
Wieber & Gifford
Kennewick
Washington
United States
Canada
Britain
America
Kennewick’s Printers
Chas. H. Collins Co., Inc
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