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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
2
The Leavenworth Echo lauds Henry Cass as ideal for county attorney, citing party acclamation and the need to curb costly, vexatious litigation. It notes Cross and Dill as litigants and discusses broader political signals from national and local races.
Lucy Youncey affidavits that Antone was murdered by Elizabeth Allen Sam George and a white man. Antone was stabbed and dragged to the rail line after death. Old Sam seeks justice and officials are urged to act. Also notes State Normal school summer session at Bellingham starts June 20.
The Fruit Valley Journal notes Leavenworth boasts a hospital for the injured amid a busy town with mills and machine shops employing hundreds. It contrasts Mission’s lack of need for a hospital and comments on local commerce and daily life in Cashmerian village.
The Fruit Valley Journal editor questions dam safety at the We natchee river site amid high water concerns this summer. Engineer in charge Mr Downing assures the dam is well built but warns that failure would dam all involved.
Thos Bollman, editor of the Fruit Valley Journal, has moved to his ranch. He says farm life beats the printing office, watching plant life germinate and develop as a preferable use of time.
A Spokesman-Review Wednesday editorial titled Buncomb and Claptrap criticizes extensive editorials about Governor McBride and his appointive railroad commission. The piece argues the tone and content echo the paper’s recent coverage and commentary surrounding state rail policy.
Walter M Olive of Mission announces plans to plant 800 cherry trees 600 apple trees and 400 other fruit trees on his ranch adjoining the town according to the Fruit Valley Journal.
Alderman George M Harman of Savannah Georgia reportedly crawled from death by blood poisoning after performing a self administered operation with his valet assisting before a mirror Two weeks earlier physicians believed him doomed but he carried out the risky incision to drain the infection.
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