Demand for Joint Debate Between Wilson and Braden
Spokane report outlines Braden challenge to Former Senator John L. Wilson for open debate on party policy versus loyalty. Braden accuses regulars of dodging the issue and urges a public discussion on whether the GOP serves the people or plutocrats. Also notes westward migration trends and Texas growth prospects.
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Spokane
Wash
John L. Wilson
Charles H. Braden
Wilson
Altho
Braden
Republican Party
Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Spokane Indian princess sues for land ownership near Spokane
Nellie Garry daughter of Chief Garry of the Spokane Indians sues to reclaim land near Spokane sold by Jos. Wilson who held no valid title. The property, partly owned by Jesuit Gonzaga College and T. J. Wilcox, lies in Bigelow Gulch east of the city and bears fruit trees valued at hundreds per acre. A Washington Indian affairs official orders an investigation to determine her rights.
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Nellie Garry
Garry
Spokane Indians
Spokane
Jos. Wilson
Jesuit Fathers
Gonzaga College
T. J. Wilcox
Bigelow Gulch
Commissioner of Indian Affairs At
Washington
Hal J. Cole
Register of
United States
Wenatchee Nips Leavenworth 7–4 In Sunday Game
Wenatchee attracts about 300 fans plus autos for a season second game against Leavenworth. Score detail shows Wenatchee’s scoring in the first, fourth, and eighth innings with seven runs to Leavenworth’s four. The report notes missing full coverage and references railroad magnates James J. Hill and Louis W. Hill traveling east amid bond plans.
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Wenatchee
Red Apple
Leavenworth
Granville
Rush
Olson
Ames
Lee
Ross
Krumholtz
Bee
Miller
Brown
Perry
Kyle
Mahoney
Souder
Keppler
Tholin
Raymond
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
New York
Great Northern
Louis W. Hill
Hill
Wenatchee Traveler Bets on Wenatchee Leavenworth Game
Track superintendent P. F. Connelly backs Wenatchee in the Spokane division tour and proved his faith by showing a $300 prize from a recent Wenatchee Leavenworth baseball game. He was in Wenatchee last night and shared cigars with local boys.
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Spokane
Great Northern Railway
P. F. Connelly
Wenatchee
Dentist Who Promises No Pain Mentioned For Ana Ni as Club
A tremulous man notes one candidate for the Ana nias Club unseen by others. He asks who it is and replies that it is the dentist who vows the pain will be minimal.
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Ananias Club
The Fourth at Wenatchee Festivities Schedule
The Wenatchee celebration starts Monday the fourth with a preliminary ball game on Sunday. The main events run from Monday morning to Tuesday night featuring races athletic sports and a notable fireworks display Monday night.
Residence Destroyed by Fire Near Ball Grounds
A new four room cottage owned by O. S. Sampson and J. F. Hartman near the ball grounds burned last Friday night around ten. The origin is a mystery. the cottage was complete and unoccupied. Insurance was 500 dollars, about half the value. Firefighting was hampered by the lack of hydrants north of the track. an adjacent building was saved by hard work.
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O. S. Sampson
J. F. Hartman
Fire destroys Kenyon ranch house on Eagle Creek
About 9 a m Thursday the O E Kenyon place on Eagle creek burned down due to a defective chimney. Ranch employees saved nearly all household goods and were praised by I A Kenyon for their heroic work. Building loss put at 500 dollars with no insurance. Echo reader notes.
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O. E. Kenyon
Eagle Creek
I. A. Kenyon
O.E
Wenatchee Lake Bridge to be built after six bids opened
Chelan County commissioners opened six bids for a steel Wenatchee Lake bridge across the Wenatchee river near the lake outlet. J W Quigg of Wenatchee secured the contract with the lowest bid of 10 493 dollars for a 250 foot span. The project aims to improve travel and rail connections, spurring White River valley development and lake area settlement.
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Wenatchee River
Commissioners’ Court
J. W. Quigg
Wenatchee
Chelan County
Echo
White River Valley
Lake Wenatchee
London Teetotal Drinks Seek a Palatable Substitute
A London chemist discusses temperance beverages amid summer displays in cafes. He notes non alcoholic drinks may contain up to 2 percent proof spirit and that home brewed ginger ale often has more alcohol than beer. He argues no satisfactory teetotal substitute exists yet, predicting a fortune for any inventer who creates one.
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London
England
Burglary at J F Hoxsey House Caution to Residents
Thief entered J F Hoxsey’s north side house last Saturday night, ransacking drawers and taking a small sum of money while the Hoxsey family slept in a yard tent. Entry was through an unfastened window. exit occurred via a door. Burglary is rare here. keep doors locked and consider a shotgun for security.
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J. F. Hoxsey
Contract Let for Telma Mail Route and Local Events
Telma mail contract awarded to Joe Massie after Frank H. Rice assisted securing the route from here to Telma. A tug of war and relay race with a $50 relay prize and $20 tug prize are planned for the Wenatchee Fourth of July boosters. Leavenworth entries for the relay are due a week before the event. Business brings M. F. Peake to Everett to explore fruit land prospects. F. A. Blacker travels to Everett to care for his ill wife and plans a ranch east of town.
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Frank H. Rice
Railway Mail Service
Telma
Joe Massie
F. C. Lemon
Wenatchee
Commercial Club
Gangler
Leavenworth Athletics
Leavenworth
M. F. Peake
Everett
Wenatchee Valley
F. A. Blacker
Manifold Typewriter Paper For Sale At The Echo Office
The Echo Office advertises manifold typewriter paper for sale. Available sizes and prices are listed, with bulk discounts for office use and writing tasks. Call or visit to place an order.
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Manifold Typewriter
Echo
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