Explosion Toll and Diverse Washington News Items
A Wellington coal mine disaster in England killed 137 miners last week. An Oakland lineman, F. H. Covert, slept on his roof to rise for Halley’s Comet and died after a fall. The City of Saltillo sank after striking a rock, with 12 deaths. Saltair pavilion stairway collapse fouled 100 plus, no drownings. A Seattle street car robbery netted over 2000 dollars. Earl Marr won an interscholastic oratorical contest at state college. University of Washington women beat Oregon on postal savings bank debate. Seattle miner Harry Waugh died by suicide in Chicago. Valley Washington fire destroys several businesses. Early wire photography tests prove successful between Boston and New York. A lone Oklahoma farmer grows a sixty acre corn row. Vancouver attempted dynamite plot targeting two Chinamen cars. Kentucky liquor license tax upheld by Supreme Court. U S District Attorney Todd cites many in Seattle tied to white slave traffic. J W Van Cleave died of heart disease. James B Hammond faces stock-wrangling suit. Benjamin Crocker dies in Tacoma. Spokane fair 1910 prizes boosted with irrigation and dry farming showcases. Essay contest offers $20 gold for Chief Joseph history. open to Inland Empire schoolchildren. Muskrat meat replacing terrapin spurs Northwest dining shock. Inland Herald notes a humorous exchange about gentlemen. Lots and transfers across Wenatchee, Chelan, Entiat, and surrounding property markets listed.
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Earl Marr
Wenatchee High School
State College
Inland Empire
Wendell Phillips
John Brown
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Postal Savings Bank
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
the Clearwater
Nez Perce
Joseph
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U. S. Army
Inter-State Fair Management
R. H. Cosgrove
Hutton Block
Spokane
Wash
Brandenberg Leads State Tour for Dry Farming Congress
Prof. W. G. Brandenberg special commissioner of the Washington board of control of the dry farming congress begins a state tour to promote the fifth sessions in Spokane in October and the international exposition of dry farming products. Secretary J. T. Burns at Spokane arranges with farmers' groups for meetings as he plans to visit every farming community in the state.
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W. G. Brandenberg
Washington Board of Control
Dry Farming Congress
Spokane
J. T. Burns
Real Estate Transfers and Justice Court Notices
Real estate deeds show transfers: U S to heirs of W S Gilmore in 26 and 34-28-22. A A Macy to Minnie R Macy. T M Jones to Peshastin Orchard Co. S B McKillips to O M Torrence. Ida M Whitson to F D Whitson. Court notices include summons in Leavenworth precinct Chelan County for Albert Donald and PD H Mayor cases with June 4 1910 hearing and sums due.
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W S Gilmore
A A Macy
Minnie R Macy
Chelan
M Jones
Peshastin Orchard Co
Springdale
Justice’s Court
Geo. P. Rice
Leavenworth
Chelan County
State of Washington
Washington
Geo, Price
Justice of the Peace
J.J. King
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