Closure sought on accounts at Duncan Graves firm notice
G W Payton declares all debts settled and asks those who owe him or the Duncan Graves firm to settle at the Dun can Graves place in the Rosenberg Building by September. The notice appears amid advertisements for refrigerators at Wenatchee Furniture Company and other local business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan & Graves, Dyncan & McGohar
McGohan
Geo W W. Tayton
Duncan & Graves Place of
Rosenberg Building
G. W. Payton
Pawned archbishop’s jewels valued at 25000 found
Police seek a Brazilian man after a cross chain and ring belonging to the Archbishop of Buenos Ayres were stolen two years ago and pawned. The items were recovered in a New York showcase and are valued at 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buenos Ayres
Four masked men attempt streetcar hold up in Seattle
Four masked men attempted a street car hold up in Seattle early this morning on its way to the city. The motorman spotted their masks, sped away at full speed, and the bandits fired at the car but failed to stop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Crescent Bar anglers fight turns aquatic near Trinidad
In Crescent Bar near Trinidad two men fishing on a river boom quarrelled and began sparring. The boom proved too small and both men fell into the river about fifteen feet from shore. They swam to the bank and tried to resume the bout, but bystanders intervened and separated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Bar
Trinidad
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
A list of declared candidates for state and county offices by party. Republicans name nominees for governor and other statewide posts, plus Chelan County entries including sheriff, auditor, treasurer, attorney, assessor, and commissioners. Democratic names cover similar offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ridpath
Spokane
John D. Atkinson
Wenatchee
Joseph W. Robinson
Olympia
Henry McBride
Seattle
Oscar H. Neil
Bellingham
Albert E. Mead
Robert B. Brown
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Pomeroy
Ellis Morrison
Charles E. Coon
Port Townsend
A. V. Fawcett
Tacoma
C. G. Austin
M. E. Hay
Wilbur
Sam H. Nichols
Everett
I. M. Howell
E. K. Erwin
John G. Lewis
Aberdeen
John L. Murray
Friday Harbor
C. W. Clausen
Port Orchard
John Tobin
W. E. Cromwell
W. V. Tanner
J. H. Easterday
R. H. Kipp
Colfax
W. P. Bell
E. W. Ross
Castle Rock
S. A. Calvert
Zenith
I. A. Navarre
Lakeside
Superintendent of Public Instruction
H. B. Dewey
J. H. Shively
Albert Helander
D. R. Bullock
Cal. Weldon
Orcas
U. S
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Wesley L. Jones
North Yakima
William H. Snell
Tacoma Chelan County
R. F. Holm
J. J. King
M. Horan
Delbert McCoy
Leavenworth
N. Inscho
J. Edward Ferguson
J. W. Hutchinson
John Pattison
A. J. Splawn
Chelan County
W. J. Long
Chelan
W. T. Simmons
Dan F. Shafer
Cashmere
John C. Miller
O. M. Brooks
John Godfrey
C. A. Battles
D. N. Payton
J. H. Anvil
Entiat
W. A. Grant
G. B. Kinney
Peshastin
Edgar C. Booth
Local Non-Partisan Judicial Ballot Candidates Listed
Chelan and surrounding counties publish a slate of non-partisan judiciary nominees including Frank Reeves and Wm A Grimshaw in Wenatchee for the Chelan race, with Dan Paul Coulee City and John W Hanna Waterville for Senate, Sam B Hill Waterville for Prosecuting Attorney, and other county officials such as Clerk and Surveyor across Coulee City Quincy Bridgeport Waterville. The list includes party labels for some roles and multiple districts for commissioners and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Starr
Chelan
Frank Reeves
Wenatchee
Dan Paul
Coulee City
John W. Hanna
Waterville
Sam B. Hill
H. C. Schroeder
Krupp
I. M. Hunter
Kelly Davis
Douglas
A. D. Wilson
Bright
Joe Dodi
St. Andrews
T. C. Hartley
Wilson Creek
Guy T. Walter
Coulee
J. S. Withrow
G. L. Foster
H. D. Wall
Quincy
E. C. Davis
Ephrata
G. F. Charles
F. T. Campbell
Quincy Co
W. Ingham
Bridgeport
T. P. Hopp
F. M. Ryker
T. Claude Bennett
Hartline
J. L. McCormick
E. W. Fawley
Ueriff
J. D. Logan
J. M. Connor
Baird Frank Hainer
Dyer
E. J. O’larey
Cc. E. Smith
Norval Enger
R. W. Waterhouse
A. J. Shields
Moses Lake
Commissioners
E. W. McDowell
F. McAnelly
Arthur McGuire
R. S. Steiner
Rioting in Springfield Ends with Lynching and Deaths
The mob hanged Charles Hunter after seizing him amid a riot sparked by a gunman retreat. James Haines was shot by Hunter during the melee. Governor Deneen ordered regiments to Springfield as soldiers patrol the city. W. H. Bows, a county treasurer’s clerk, was fatally attacked and robbed on his way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haines
Decatur
Charles Hunter
Hunter
Deneen
Springfield
Chicago
W. H. Bows
Kidney pains vanish with Deans Kidney Pills
A Ellensburg man describes severe backache and kidney trouble eased quickly after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports backaches banished, kidney function corrected, and no recurrence since. Sold by all dealers with United States agents in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kay
West Fourth Street
Ellensburg
Wash
Dean
Doan
N.Y
United States
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Simmer Rates East
R. & N. Csankerk
Lake City
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
J. R. Nagel
WM. McMurray
Portland
Oregon
Geo. E. McCann
THE
Bankers' Reserve Life Company
Bascom H. Robison
Omaha, Neb
Financial Statement
Geo. O. Brewster
Wenatchee Farnitu Company
Bankers Reserve Lifepany
George O. Brewster
Eastern Washington
Wenatchee Furnit Company
Creamery Cafe
John Walsh
Tom Deerfield
Malaga
D. M. Faris
Lewis Nelson
Mrs. Culp
M. P. Spencer
Dave Gellatly
Walter Thomas
Grand Aerie of Eagles
Quincy News
Ates
Leah
Campbell
Frank A. Reynolds
Ernest G. Spencer
Martin P. Spencer
A. A. Bousquet
Dist
F. A. .Drebis
W. Siverly
Lake Wenatchee
A. F. Estes
H. W. Otis
Joseph Darnell
C. J. Trow
F. S. Taylor
Geo. P. Rice
D. M. Thomas
J. B. Palmer
Douglas County
ESTES
Cas
Cades
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