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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
4
Harmonize Warring Factions In Congress This Year
The article predicts a politically charged opening session with a long-term legislative push but warns that upcoming elections may curb progress. It credits Taft with potential to harmonize Republican factions and urges mutual concessions to advance public interests and conservation while attracting private capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Taft
Republican Party
Money to Loan at Five Per Cent in Western Lands
A warning against men promising loans at 5 percent, citing a Wenatchee incident where a swindler was jailed for fraud after an ad-led scheme. Also includes a dated history section and a discussion of the chinook wind shaping Montana and Dakota plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Rockies
Montana Plains
Dakotas
Team lineup with coaches and players listed
The roster shows a football team arrangement with top row players A Dittman manager Emerson Beasly captain Harter Stevens Foster Professor Westcott center and coach, middle row Koehler Pike Tweed Fish Ross, bottom row Captain Lake Garland Hunter Deitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dittman
Emerson Beasly
Captain Harter
Stevens
Foster
Professor Westcott
Koehler
Pike
Tweed
Fish
Ross
Captain Lake
Garland
Hunter
Deitch
Railway accidents show safer travel in US last spring to summer
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports fewer railway casualties in April to June than any prior three months on record. Killed passengers and employers totaled 99 with 116 injured. Tramps remain a high, growing danger, averaging two killed daily in 1909 for the Pennsylvania railroad, while overall rail travel and employment grow safer even as risk to the tramp rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Herald
Dean Wakefield Born in Mansfield and Links to London Civic Life
Rev Henry Russell Wakefield born December 1 1854 in Mansfield Nottingham shire educated in Paris and Bonn. Since 1878 linked to churches around London and as mayor of Marylebone in 1904 first clergyman to hold that post. Recognized authority on education and unemployment and chairman of the Central Unemployment Body of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Russell Wakefield
Norwich
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
Lycee Bonaparte
Paris
Bonn
London
Marylebone
Chinook winds and Royal birthday notes mix in Europe
Newcomers learn how the Chinook wind melts snow by warming as it descends from mountains. The article also covers Queen Alexandra’s 65th birthday celebrations in London with royal gatherings, health improvements, and anticipated lighter duties. It details Alexandra’s birth, marriage, and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandra
Sandringham
Norway
Denmark
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Connaught
Queen Alexandra
Copenhagen
King of
Prince of Wales
King Edward VII
England
King George’s Chapel
Windsor
Water adds ten values in West
Washington reports reclamation works adding fifteen million dollars and more to Western wealth through soil products. By 1909, seven years after the act, 768000 acres are watered or ready for irrigation, with 343000 acres idle and $10 million invested awaiting water rights and farmer applications. Homemaker opportunities and favorable terms spark expected land uptake before the next crop season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Land Office
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Reclamation Service
State Meeting Set for January Sessions
The report notes a state meeting in January with Gen. T. R. Tennatt of Farmington presenting fruit growing as a home builder topic. An afternoon session on January 14 will cover committee reports, officer elections, and unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Tonneson
Tacoma
T. R. Tennatt
Farmington
Knowles Beezley Tie The Knot In Seattle Nuptials
Clifford G. Knowles and Mabel A. Beezley of Cashmere wed yesterday in Seattle. The groom, 20, is A. E. Knowles’s nephew. the bride is 22. The couple will establish a home in Cashmere and Knowles works at the Ellis-Forde store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford G. Knowles
Mabel A. Beezley
Cashmere
Seattle
A. E. Knowles
King County
Wiley Rice
Leavenworth
Knowles
Ellis-Forde
Road West Still Bothered
No. 2 arrived in the city this morn. The short fragment notes ongoing concern with a westward route or project, hinting at delays or issues affecting progress. No additional names, dates, or agencies are provided in readable text.
W C T U Meeting Planned at Courthouse Home
The W C T U will convene at Mrs. Lyons Room in the courthouse on Friday December 3 at 2 30 p m for the regular business meeting. Rooms on the third floor of courthouse.
Musical Instruments Sale At Frank L. Jones
Violins mandolins and guitars advertised with 20 percent off this week. Frank L. Jones listed as the seller or contact for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Jones
Be King of Norway Some Day If Nothing Happens
The fragment hints at a personal ambition to ascend to the Norwegian throne depending on future events. It presents a vague youthful dream without concrete actions, dates, or supporting context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
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