Jennie Anderson Wins the P ry Contest in Chelan Area
In a heated race for a local store promotion in Chelan county, Jennie Anderson edged Jack Rarey by the final count amid strong Wenatchee support. Rarey led earlier but Anderson surged after hotel and steamship company backing, drawing votes from Wilson Creek to Leavenworth and drawing wide public interest.
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Jack Larey
Thire
Rher
Lati
Iverfurl
Chelan
Wilson Creek
Leavenworth
Jack Rarey
Jennie Anderson
Wenatchee
Miss Anderson
Miss Andrson
T. J. Walker
Ellis Forde Company
Spokesman Review
Debate at High School Ends With Olympic Victory
A lively debate between the Olympic and Alpha societies drew 200 spectators at the high school assembly room. The question resolved that football is detrimental to the high school was decided in favor of the Olympic society. A strong musical and literary program followed the debate.
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Olympic
Alpha Societies
Olympic Society
Michigan's Defeat Breaks His Heart in City Stadium
Dan Clark Michigan halfback faced heavy blame for the loss as Chicago won the western title 2–0 on a firsthalf safety. Clark left Ann Arbor heartbroken, returning to Detroit after teammates failed to soothe him. Spectators saw hard play and few spectacular moments in the Marshall Field clash.
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Clark
Ann Arvor
Detroit
Chicago
Uatlin
Michigan
Eckersall
Mrs Walter M Olive Hosts Afternoon Reception
Mrs Walter M Olive entertained a number of ladies at her home yesterday afternoon. Assisted in receiving by Mrs H J Olive of Cashmere, Mrs E Trask of Cashmere poured the chocolate, and Mrs C C Griggs Mrs John Seaman and Mrs Marvie Chase helped serve.
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Walter M. Olive
Olive
H. J. Olive
C. C. Griggs
John Seaman
Marvie Chase
N. S. Neubaur
T. A. Davies
Frank Reeves
A A. Baptie
Parshall
Chas. Wildberger
Leonard Fowler
T. S. Groves
Russell Catts Jr
George McMaster
T. A. ‘Hilton
Terry Ross
J. A. ‘Gellatly
Ansel Griggs
Gi'christ
Howard Thomas
Chas. A. Briggs
Walter P. Cameron
George D. Eltis Jr
Walter Ds
Williama
Seattle
Ettie I. Griggs
James J. Griggs
Adams Confesses Embezzlement and Pleads Guilty
George Ead ward Adams, once a social figure, admits embezzling gold from the U S assay office and plans to plead guilty. He will forego defense, appeal to the court’s mercy, and awaits sentencing as he acknowledges likely conviction. The shift from defiant to resigned follows statements to the U S Commissioner and jailhouse reflections.
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Seattle
George Eadward Adams
United States Assay Office
Adams
United States
Kiefer
Hunters missreported as deer in Wisconsin and Michigan
Milwaukee dispatch reports hunting season ends with 26 dead and 55 wounded, many not expected to recover. Casualties surpassed prior records as officials note authorities misidentified some wounded and killed as deer during the hunt.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Ninety Firms Boycott Canadian Pacific Railway in Vancouver
Vancouver merchants vote to boycott Canadian Pacific Railway after a bitter debate. They pledge to divert business to Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines, arguing Vancouver faces discriminatory freight tariffs.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancoouver B.C
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Vancouver
Caucus in Cashmere nominates three council candidates
A Cashmere caucus in the G A R hall nominated H. S. Irwin E. C. Long and John Francisco for one year council seats. Voters largely failed to register and a further mayoral nomination is expected tonight amid saloon opposition and possible prohibition town status.
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Cashmere
H. S. Irwin
E. C. Long
John Francisco
G. A. R. Hall
Queen Alexandra Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday Across Empire
England marks Queen Alexandra's sixty first birthday observed widely in Great Britain and colonies. Flags decorate public buildings and ships fly the national flag while bells ring and military and naval guns fire royal salutes.
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London
Queen Alexandria
Great Britain
Flowers barred from Senate on opening day
Washington December 2 There will be no flowers in either house on opening day of congress. In a prior incident Speaker Cannon ordered flowers removed and the practice halted. A standing resolution already bars flowers from the Senate chamber and Cannon has notified he will not allow them in as before.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
Senate
Chelan County Fair Grounds Auction Notice
The Chelan County Fair Association will sell the fair grounds on Orondo Avenue at auction to the highest bidder for cash. The sale will be held at Lag fair ener at p. A bid will be seen under 6500 dollars.
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Chelan County
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