Plan Big Fair for Wenatchee
Wenatchee business leaders plan a three day harvest festival this October to boost the city’s profile and attract exhibitors from Douglas County. A $3500 goal is set to underwrite premiums and racing purses, with about $500 already pledged by local firms including Eagle Transfer and Wenatchee Hardware.
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Strike continues as San Francisco crews brace for violence
The San Francisco strike remains deadlocked with no side yielding while three train loads of strike breakers depart New York. Company plans to operate cars by force, raising fears of clashes as housing arrangements for eastern workers are disclosed and 100 Japanese entrants are reported in the night.
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Shipping Fruit by the Trainload Banner Week for Valley Growers
A record week for fruit shipments sees 38 cars from the Fruit Growers association and 10 more by other shippers. Daily averages exceed 16 carloads, with another 15 or 16 expected tonight. Prices rise across the board as ranchers report strong demand and shipments likely to grow next week.
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Prejudice Is Only Objection To Horse Flesh
Yale Professor W H Brewer argues there is no religious objection to horse meat as food and praises its quality. Veterinarians at a national convention in New Haven favor the plan, though it was hissed at the banquet.
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Mrs Cleveland Climbs Mount Washington
Mrs. Grover Cleveland wife of the former president led a party up Mount Washington New Hampshire yesterday. It was her longest mountain climb yet she endured the ascent with good spirit and endurance.
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Young musician shot en route to trial in Long Beach
Wallace B. Belden, a young musician, was shot and killed by W. T. Wilson in Long Beach as Belden headed to the justice office to hear a charge Wilson claimed about his 16 year old daughter. Wilson was arrested after the shooting.
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Bryan Returns from World Tour to New York Harbor
William Jennings Bryan, Nebraska statesman and twice Democratic presidential candidate, arrived in New York aboard the Princess Irene after a year of global travel. He received a warm reception at quarantine and planned a Madison Square Garden reception, with comments on pending political matters to be discussed later.
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