Miss Carpenter Addresses the Spokane Apple Show
Miss Mary P Carpenter spoke at the Country Life Day Convention during the Spokane Apple Show. She lauds county leadership in industrial schooling, seeks running water for schools, and highlights engagement of mothers and grange groups in Whatcom County.
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Miss Carpenter
Spokane
Whatcom County
Grange
Carpenter
Washington
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Government sues Southern Pacific over oil lands in Kern county
A federal suit in Los Angeles challenges title to 6,109 acres in Kern county held by Southern Pacific. If the United States wins, SP faces loss of additional lands valued at about 50 million dollars in the same district.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Federal District Court
Midway
Kern County
Southern Pacific
Farmers Blamed by Irish Leader in New York Visit
Sir Horace Plunkett, head of the Irish Agricultural Society and pioneer of the co operative dairies movement, visits New York for two months and accuses farmers of contributing to the high cost of living.
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New York
Sir Horace Plunkett
The
Irish Agricultural Society
Co-Operative Dairies
Ireland
Bloody Mutiny in Brazil at Cobra Island
Government troops regained control of Cobra Island after a second mutiny by 600 marines ends in heavy casualties. About 200 mutineers were killed or wounded and prisoners were taken by destroyers at night. Civilians faced hundreds of deaths or injuries near streets and waterfront during bombardment.
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Arizona Adopts Its Progressive State Constitution
Arizona’s constitutional convention adjourned after 61 days in session and adopted a new state constitution. One Republican, John Lacs, and one Democrat, Ellinwood, Bisbee, opposed or declined to sign for reasons including judiciary recall. The plan includes initiative and referendum, recall of elective officers, and direct primaries.
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Ariz
Arizona
John Lacs
Ellinwood, Bisbee
Taft
United States
Church Gets Eddy Fortune
Mary Baker G Eddy's will directs about 1.5 million dollars bequeathed to the Christian Science church. The bulk near 1 million is designated to propagate the faith including copyrights.
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Eddy
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Victor Berger First Socialist Elected to Congress
Victor Berger becomes the first Socialist member elected to the United States Congress, marking a historic breakthrough for the party. The milestone reflects broader labor and reform currents shaping American politics at the time.
Dairying and education program schedule listing speakers
Program schedule for December 21 lists lectures and talks on college education for youth, dairy economics, forage plants, cattle health, and dairy industry topics. Noted speakers include E E Flood Spokane, W Lawrence Puyallup, Dr E Smith Seattle, and Otto Tamm Enumclaw. The event covers breeding, testing, and efficiency in dairying with an officer election at 3 PM.
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W. Lawrence
Puyallup
Douala McInnis
Dungness
E. Smith
Seattle
E. A. Bryan
B. H. Bawl
Chico Dairy Division
Washington, D
R. Hazelter Monroe
Lynden
Henderson
Feedin Stone
Redmond
Otto Tamm
Enumclaw
Dd. c. Dilworth
Spokane
Tor Records
Taft Advances White to Chief Justice
Washington news reports that Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes White is nominated by President Taft to become chief justice. White, serving 16 years on the Supreme Court and under 70, surpasses earlier expectations that Justice Hughes would be elevated.
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White
Washington
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Supreme Court
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Justice White
Supreme Bench
Lydia Hawley obituary of Lynden resident remembered with flowers
Lydia Emma Hawley born April 24 1869 in Santaquin Utah daughter of Nicholas Vance Sheffer and Barbara Anne Sheffer married R E Hawley on June 1 1884 in Bellingham Washington. The couple moved to Lynden where nine children survived with husband and all siblings and many friends attending the funeral.
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Lydia Emma Sheffer
Nicholas Vance Sheffer
Barbara Anne Sheffer
Santaquin
Utah
Washington
Bellingham
R. E. Hawley
Warren
Everet
Frank
Earnest
Roy
Vernon
Pearl Larson
Blaine
Lula
Esther Hawley
B. A. Sheffer
Port Townsend
Alice Garrett
Bay View
Lula Ryther
Concrete
Mary Rideout
Garrett
Perry
Prank
Davis
Cal
Hert
Hawley
Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Feed Prices in Portland
Portland markets list varied grain and feed prices across categories. Wheat includes Club and red Russian around 82 to 79 cents. oats, hay, alfalfa, and butter values show broad regional pricing with creamery and ranch goods noted. Eggs and wool prices appear with inconsistent OCR data while 1910 crop mentions suggest year references.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
January Sample Display Promises Finest and Cheaper Deals
A Tribune teaser announces January samples, touting the finest quality and lowest prices. It says the samples will be available during January, inviting readers to visit for the best bargains.
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