Inland Empire Exchanges Sues N P Over Freight Damages
Yakima Republic reports a test suit by the Yakima Grocery Co against Northern Pacific for 960.34 to determine if railways may be liable for freight damages in transit. The suit cites April 4 1906 consignments from American Tobacco and subsequent handling by rail lines with goods destroyed except minor salvage. Also details theft and forged checks tied to a bank theft near Prosser and potential pursuits to Battle or Tacoma.
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Yakima Grocery Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Tt Ie
St. Louis
American Tobacco Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Billings
Northern Pacific
Coffin Bros
Prosser
Armour & Co
Hull & Udell
Yakima Republic
Casteo
Castee
Battle
Tacoma
North Coast Acrows Reservation Route Approved Across Yakima Reservation
Washington telegraph reports that Interior approves North Coast Railway right of way across Yakima Indian Reservation upon company acceptance of stipulations on irrigation canals bridges and minor matters. A new route from North Yakima to the Columbia River is set, with settlement terms to be arranged by Superintendent Jay Lyne. The line runs nearly straight from Yakima City to Granger with gentle grades toward Grandview. Potential track alignment to link with the Northern Pacific and Yakima Republic is noted.
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North Coast
Yakima
Columbia River
Jay Lyne
Yakima City
Granger
Groadview
Acrox
Yakimayer
Yakiina Republic
Stolen grip and erratic passenger notes in transit tale
Disjointed OCR text mentions a theft of a grip, buying a ticket, a morning obituary and an engineer named Calvin Can feel. It references government service, removal of flies, two checks totaling 155, paying to Calvin Casteal, and names Ash treasurer of the United States. Local banks involved.
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Castool
Calvin
White
Ash
United States
Calvin Casteal
Loaded Car Burned at Lyle Wish
A C B and N Railroad car at Lyle Wish burned to the trucks yesterday afternoon. The dry tank could not be filled with water. The car held 15 000 grain sacks 46 barrels of sugar and a wagon. Cause unknown but believed tramps sleeping in the car were careless with matches or smoking. Grain sacks valued at 12 to 12 1 2 cents each. The Dalles Chronicle reports.
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C. BR. & N. Railroad Company
Lyle, Wish
Dalles Chronicle
Methodist elder to attend Idaho conference in Glenns Ferry
Rev W O VanDuren presiding elder of the Hill district leaves for Glenns Ferry for the Idaho Conference of the Methodist Church convening tomorrow. He will tender his resignation from the Hill district post after six years of service and will be missed by church members.
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W. OW. VanDuren
Methodist Church
Glenns Ferry
Idaho Palle
Onda
VanQuien
Hill District
Bolie Capital News
Market for Wallowa Horses Bends Through Town
A herd of horses is being moved toward New Mexico to be broken for railroad work. JH Davidson of Salem passed through Lostine with head of stock he purchased in the valley. Market for good horses remains scarce and fetches top prices in the region.
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Wille
New Mexico
JH. Davidson
Salem
Lostine
Denmoernt
Summer Excursions To Beach Resorts By Rail
A Washington and Columbia River railway offer summer excursion tickets to Westport Long Beach Seaside and nearby resorts with return limits through September 30 1906 1908 and related routes to Seattle Tacoma Portland and north beach points including Nahcotta Seaside Clatsop Beach and Denver Colorado Springs with various 10 day transit limits and round trip fares. Agents W Adams F C Smith and H B Smith listed for details.
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Washington & Columbia River Railway
Beach
Moclips
Sunset Beach
Pacific Beach
Cohassett Beach
Gearbart
Seaside
Westport
Long Beach
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
W. Adams
RB. Calderhead
Seatttle
North Beach
Tlwaco
Nahcotta
Clatsop Beach
F.C. Smith
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