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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
6
Eleanor Robson starred in The Seventh Daughter a play originally named Vera the Medium by Richard Harding Davis. The piece notes the shift in title and the lead actress associated with the production.
Spokane reports that ex senator John L. Wilson and Senator Wesley L. Jones are set for a political break. Wilson henchmen announce Wilson will run against Jones for the U S senate in four years and already discuss alignment plans. Jones had declined a federal judgeship Taft offered to clear the seat, widening the rift since the primary.
Frank Gotch world wrestling champion arrived in Chicago from Humboldt Iowa to watch the Hackenschidt Westergaard bout at the Coliseum. He reiterated he is through with wrestling and would not return for any inducement, reaffirming his retirement declared last winter after defeating Zbyszko.
Everett report states Henry Biggs 45 a track walker was struck by a Great Northern train near Mosher about 2 yesterday morning. The body was brought to Everett. He leaves a sister in Great Falls Montana and his mother in London.
New York hosts prominent Knights Templar members including most Grand Encampment officers for the Columbian Commandery centennial celebration. The event runs from today through next Tuesday with a dinner at the Hotel Astor and historical meetings at the Masonic Temple as highlights.
Court house blotter lists several property transfers in Wenatchee and surrounding areas. Deeds show purchases by Jessie H Bennett, T W Cowan, Frank Oliver, Stephen T Miller, Wenatchee Development Co, A F Stone, Wm R Wright, Jas H McGahan, John R Peters, Amos B Peters, J H Geyer and others with amounts from $1 to $3590 and lots and blocks specified in Nob Hill, Reed’s Orchard and G N plat Wenatchee.
A Wenatchee Drug Co notice warns mothers that Foley's Honey and Tar helps with croup without opiates and should be kept on hand for early treatment, highlighting its safety for children.
Ellensburg citizens approve a 300000 dollar municipal water project funded by bonds and 75 percent of gross income. City officers for next year are Mayor F E Craig and others, while a Cedar River pipeline is designed to supply 2.5 million gallons daily for a 25 000 population city.
A group of about forty to fifty men intends to meet in Ephrata and drive rabbits toward Moses Lake. Frank Buckley, now based in Ephrata, leads the hunt with sixty horses secured. Hunters are urged to bring saddles for the trip and a noon meal will be provided at a lake ranch house. Further information can be obtained from Buckley in Ephrata.
Florence SC Dec 8 The second annual meeting of the South Carolina Conference of Charities and Correction opens today with a large gathering of county supervisors educators social workers and penal institution officers. Child labor conditions in the state are a top topic for the two day session.
A poem by S. O. Rue depicts society as a crowd of prospectors where every profession digs for value. Merchants, doctors, lawyers, preachers, farmers, sailors, scholars and statesmen each mine in their own ground, and in death the community lays them to rest with a simple shaft.
A Rochester man reports kidney trouble began with back pain and fatigue. After using Foley Kidney Pills he says his health improved, with renewed vigor and a complete recovery, according to Wenatchee Drug Co.
A. F. Miller, a former Great Northern conductor, sues for 54000 claiming lifelong disability after a fall when a brake beam dragged and the car sill collapsed near Leavenworth. He alleges permanent back and hip injuries and dependence on crutches. Representation by Nuzum & Nuzum of Spokane.
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