Bath Fix Tures and Plumbing Offer
A quoted customer asks for a chance at a new schedule and proposes to install Bath Fixtures and handle plumbing work. They express readiness to proceed with the project and request consideration.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
6
A quoted customer asks for a chance at a new schedule and proposes to install Bath Fixtures and handle plumbing work. They express readiness to proceed with the project and request consideration.
Gold bullion worth 57500, part of a 470000 shipment from the Washington Alaska Bank of Fairbanks to Dexter Horton National Bank Seattle, vanished in transit aboard the steamship Humboldt. Boxes opened at Dawson showed lead pigs in one container. seals intact. Suspected theft occurred en route between Dawson and White Horse or Skagway to Seattle.
In Minneapolis four Democrats and one insurgent Republican released reports opposing Secretary Ballinger before the full committee could convene. Kansas Republican Madison issued his own report while Senator Nelson chaired the inquiry but did not participate. Three Republicans absent due to quorum issues left the panel without a chairman as a Chicago meeting was announced for September 13.
In Seattle Judge Wilson R. Gay rules flirting alone without evidence of harm is not a sufficient ground for divorce in the suit brought by Dr. Leon B. Collier against his wife Myrtle N. Collier.
Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after a three week Western trip and plans a shorter October tour through the South to campaign for Senator Beveridge in Indiana and speak for Senator Lodge in Massachusetts.
Interstate Commissioner Prouty visited Spokane on Tuesday September 13 to consider final contention of car riers and shippers. He will take additional testimony and data and report to the full commission in Washington by October 1. The hearing does not directly affect the backhaul case involving Seattle and Tacoma.
A forest fire born in Northwood clearing near Lynden raged under a 40 mile gale sweeping Whatcom County. Several towns near the blaze faced threats to ranch homes and barns. Total loss estimated at about $1,000,000.
A notable party of Irish leaders led by John T. Redmond will depart on September 17 for a tour covering major southern and western cities in the United States. The trip aims to boost the Irish party abroad and strengthen ties with supporters in America.
News notes reveal the Russian autocrat contributes 40000 dollars to help raise a Passaic New Jersey Orthodox church estimated at 120000 dollars in total. Also, James J. Gallagher faces September grand jury for Mayor Gaynor shooting and Ottawa lawyer Lee O Neil Browne is acquitted in Chicago in Lorimer senate bribery case.
Solicitor General Lloyd Wheaton Bowers dies suddenly from a heart attack after a month long bronchitis illness. He was a lifelong friend of President Roosevelt. Clara Morris, once a celebrated star, is now destitute in New York and at risk of losing her home as she faces hardship.
Caleb Powers mounts a strenuous GOP primary run for congress in Kentucky while Montana Republicans under Senator Carter cement county conventions. Taft and Roosevelt receive county endorsements as key races unfold in Tennessee Arizona Connecticut and Montana with a 51 34 vote in Texas to push repeal of the 14th Amendment and delegates chosen for Arizona framing a state constitution. Governor Patterson withdraws from Tennessee Democrats. Independence Democrats hold a Tennessee convention and Connecticut hosts a vigorous gubernatorial contest.
The Socialists of Coos County have named a full ticket to run in the upcoming election. A reward of $100 is offered by the Coquille county court for the recovery of Roy Perkins, whom authorities suspect was murdered.
Salem reports J W Schmidt of Varsseveld Holland seeks information to bring a Dutch colony to Oregon. He says agricultural pursuits in a free country attract the Hollanders. The secretary of state's office has received the communication.
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