Thanksgiving reflections in Cashmere and local politics
Thanksgiving programs by schoolchildren and union services at the M E church mark Cashmere's holiday. Residents debate city leadership as taxes confuse funds. A poverty social by the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor and a turkey shoot accompany the season. Water flow via a siphon replaces the canyon ditch. The fruitgrowers association are active in community affairs.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
High Line
The
Fruitgrowers’ Association
Miss Louise Amos Sees 70 Boxes Packed in 74 Hours
Miss Louise Amos completed a remarkable packing effort for a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Holiday. The event honors Miss Opal Kinney Lessinger and highlights the quick packing pace achieved by the helper.
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Louise Amos
Opal Kinney Lessinger
Wenatchee Notes on Prostitution, Crime and Local News
A Wenatchee press roundup reports on Mildred Winters facing a crowded judge in a preliminary hearing for a severed paramour case. It criticizes red light district issues, calls for moving houses of ill fame, and notes sheriff Webb escorting Trinidadian robbers to Waterville for December term. It mentions high school insurrections in North Yakima and Coeur d’Alene, holiday fruit shipments, and local notices including bank hours and a Wenatchee Hotel hair goods shop.
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Tommy Burns
Gunner Moir
London
Justice Palmer
Mildred Winters
Paxton
Red Light District
Columbia Street
Wenatchee
Nerro
Webb
Waterville
Taft
North Yakima
Soeow
Idaho
Ohio
Findley
Alabama
J E Sarp Harness and Saddlery Store Ad
Local harness and saddlery shop operated by J E Sarp advertised at 25 Wenatchee Avenue next door to Little and Wetzel's Market offering leather goods and related equipment.
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J. E. Sarp
Harness and Saddlery
Wenatchee Avenue
Little & Wetzel’s Market
Newfoundland Fishing Fight Heads to The Hague
Newfoundland and Britain clash over fishing rights with the United States, prompting a Hague tribunal approach after Washington and London fail to settle the fisheries dispute. Trade with the island rose in 1906 while Canada fell and the United Kingdom held steady as tensions grow.
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Hague
Newfoundland
United States
Washington
Island
Canada
United Kingdom
New Andland
London
British Foreign Office
Newisland
Hague Tribunal
Let No One Boast Yet No One Boasts
Quote from Schopenhauer. The author contrasts human limits with universal flaws noting even the noblest character can reveal depravity traits. The passage reflects on common origin with mass mankind and suggests latent cruelty in exceptional individuals.
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Schopenhauer
The Show Must Be The Russian Virtuoso
Rubinstein on tour declares I am the show after a guard asks if he belongs to the circus. In London a witty exchange as George Francis Train faces a critic over Ludgate hill tram rails and horse safety with a sharp retort.
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Rubinstein
United States
Barnum
George Francis Train
Metropolitan Board of Aldermen of London
Ludgate Hill
Harner
A Cosmopolitan tribute to the old maid reformers
A writer in Cosmopolitan lauds old maid reformers and aunts saying no women have contributed more to humanity. The piece argues God sends old maids to do essential work left undone by others.
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Cosmopolitan
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Tacoma News
Salt Creek
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Columbia Valley Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank OF
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