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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

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Five Burned Sister Saved

Battleford dispatch reports Ann Matthews the sole survivor after prairie fires in the Tramping Lake district. The father died fighting the flames to defend the home. Anna Matthews, 18, carried five younger siblings to safety before attempting to rescue her mother, but the others perished in the fire.

Vancouver B. C Battle Ford Saskatchewan Ann Matthews Lake District Anna Mathews

Answers the publics charge editorials and candidacy

The Daily World editorial comments on voters choosing a capable Chelan county representative for the upcoming November election. It argues many qualified locals exist and warns against candidates promising easy gains or guaranteed influence in the legislature.

Chelan County

Horse Market Very Lively Amid Financial Straits

The local horse market shows activity with prices near last year. Bert Courtnay has sold about 200 head this spring. Yesterday he sold a span of young mules to Commissioner Otis and George Merriam for 400 dollars, a span of young boys to Andy Wright for 400 dollars, and roans to A. M. Dallach for 375 dollars.

Bert Courtnay Commissioner Otis George Merriam Andy Wright A. M. Dallach

Many Hundreds Die in Storms Across Southern States

Atlanta reports indicate 225 killed and at least 1000 injured as violent storms hit Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Natchez lists 64 deaths amid widespread destruction and housing losses, with fires and massive property damage. A river rise brings down millions of feet of logs, ensuring steady mill supply for Wenatchee area.

Atlanta Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Natchez Miss Wenatchee Valley Leavenworth Echo

Duc de Chaulnes Dies in Paris Bed

The Duc de Chaulnes husband of Miss Theodora Shonts was found dead in his hotel room in Paris from embolism. Theodora Shonts, Theodore P. Shonts of New York, and family react to the sudden loss as Mrs. Shonts plans to sail to Paris with possible escort.

Duc de Chaulnes Theodora Shonts Paris Theodore B. Shonts Interborough Metropolitan Railway Company Hotel Dangham Bocador Duke Family New York Theodore P. Shonts Shonts France St. Louis

Notorious Filipino Bandits Executed at Bilibid Prison

Cipriano Omogo alias Tiduc and A Afroniano Fernandez, long infamous bandits and leaders, were privately hanged at Bilibid prison. Omogo helped start the Julajane movement in Samar, Fernandez involved in the Leyte attack that killed four policemen and burned municipal buildings.

Manila Cipriano Omogo Tiduc A. Afroniano Fernandez Bilibid Omogo Samar Fernandez Leyte Ablene Esperando Lota

Anniversary notice for I O O F hall event

Notice announces anniversary celebrations at the I O O F hall on Saturday evening April 25 at 8 30 p m All Oddfellows Rebekahs families and friends are cordially invited Scott 425 H J

Train robber loses nerve near Butte

A westbound Northern Pacific flyer, the North Coast Limited, was halted by torpedoes between Welsh's spur and Homestake 15 miles east of Butte. Engineers Hanscomb and Grear spotted trouble and four armed men fled into the rocks as the crew rushed the train to safety into Butte after suspecting a holdup.

Butte Mont North Coast Limited Northern Pacific Welsh Homestake Frank Clow Hanscomb Grear

Rain Delivers Steady Relief for 1908 Wheat Crop

Eastern Washington wheat sections hailed welcome rain as showers spread across nearly all areas last week. Before the rain, the 1908 wheat crop faced serious danger from drought and dryness, threatening yields.

Washington

Play ball and various notices fill Wenatchee pages

Tomorrow the city notes Parrish has taken possession of the O Connor Livery Barn and linked with the Oroville electric company. Local social items include a class picnic, a W of W dance, a family reunion, whist, and a lost suitcase recovered by lake trout from Wenatchee Lake. A Cashmere Record note says the Dee Jim Indian tract near Cashmere sold to a Spokane syndicate for 21000, while Chelan County ex treasurer Graham visits Wenatchee promoting water power.

Tom Parrish O’connor Mr. Parrish Electric Oroville Grace Parker Wenatchee Wenatchee Lake Leavenworth Graham Chelan County Chelan Chelan Gorge California Wenat

No Damage From Frost Threat Belies Orchard Worries

Orchardists rejoice as frost blight causes no damage after cold rain and clearing skies. Intermittent wind and careful checks today show apricots cherries and peaches unscathed despite ice on town and a freeze on Badger Mountain. Snow brushed the hills nearby.

Badger Mountain

Election in progress to admit new territory to city limits

Special election today with two polling places at the Fire Hall and the L. V. Bardin place on Chelan avenue. Activities include Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11 with speakers from the Salvation Army, Christian Endeavor at 7, and a Bible service at 8. Doors open for all, with music by the choir. John W. Berger, minister.

L. V. Bardin Chelan Avenue 5Th 9Th Annnex Presbyterian Church Howard Thomas A. Merriweather David ,Lyman Northern Pacific Province Salvation Army Christian Endeavor John W. Betaoishid Themfny Pulogi John W. Berger First Baptist Church

Re-Elects Officers of Associated Press Board

New York April 24 The AP board of directors adjourned after re electing all current officers President Frank B Noyes first vice president Charles Hopkins Clark second vice president Rufus N Rhodes treasurer Herman Ridder secretary and general manager Melville E Stone and assistant secretary and assistant general manager Charles B Diehl

New York Associated Press Frank B. Noyes Chicago Record-Herald Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Courant Rufus N. Rhodes Birmingham News Herman Ridder New York Staats-Zeitung Melville E. Stone Charles 8. Diehl

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