Wenatchee Local Notes Mention Accidents and Visits
Local items include B B McLaughlin of Wenatchee Steam Laundry injuring his hand on a pulley. Rev J S Bell of Seattle arrives for revival services at the Methodist church. Various residents travel for business, visits, or trips to Spokane, Cashmere, Waterville, and Rochester, with notes on real estate loans and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. McLaughlin
Wenatchee
A. J. Linville
Graham
Missouri
Spokane
Linville
John A. Gellatly
Fred Reeves
Waterville
J. S. Mooney & Co
Thomas Gunn
Palace Bakery Restraurant
Blanchard Cafe
Rancon
John Brann
Seattle
Felix Wilfret
M. Norman
Pacific States Exchange
Alaska
Mies Wionie Hensel
Lawrence Webb
Sheriff Webb
Columbia River Road
A. McMallen
Stemnitt Creek
J. S. Bell
N. J. Neubaur
W. M. Rasmus
Everett
J. Potts
Snohomish
Sound
Ray Graham
Riverside
Rochester
Minn
Sulton Virtu aaccedes to powers in Constantinople note
In Constantinople on December 13 the Porte's reply to the six powers on Macedonia asks reconsideration of some Turkish modifications. The note is viewed as a virtual acceptance of the powers' demands and a settlement of Macedonia's financial administration dispute. A joint Turkish Persian commission will arrange the frontier issue to avert conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowers
Macedonia
Judge orders grand jury to probe Hargis bribery claim
Judge Watts Parker of the circuit court abruptly summoned the grand jury in Lexington to investigate a charge that a juror in the Hargis assassination trial had been offered a bribe to rule for Judge Hargis. The Voice editor Rev Edward Snodgrass had published the allegation and was summoned to testify as the probe began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Watts Parker
Circuit Court
Hargis
Breathitt County
James Cockrill
The
Voice
Edward Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Tobacco Plant in Elkton Blown Up by Dynamite
The tobacco factory at Elkton owned by Mrs. M. H. Penyck and run for the tobacco trust by the American Snuff Company was destroyed by dynamite blast early today. No one was killed though damage was extensive to the plant as well as nearby houses the depot and several coaches. The act is blamed on supporters of the Dark Tobacco Growers Association who condemn the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Ken
M. H. Penyck
Tobacco Trust
American Snuff Company
Dark Tobacco Growers’ Association
Lightship Azalea Rescues Crew After Sinking Off Shore
NEW BEDFORD dated December 13 reports the lighthouse tender Azalea arrived at 2 15 this morning with the Nantucket south shoal lightship crew. The lightship foundered at 4 a m Monday eighteen miles west of its station while in tow. The gunboat Wasp, sent to aid the lightship, returned this afternoon safe, having been blown out to sea in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Nantucket South Shal
Wasp
Opening new oil fields in Utah
Spokane December 13. B D Harchberger, superintendent of the Great Western Oil Company of Utah, states he helped discover oil in Utah and will return there soon. He notes that oil underlies much of the state, with two more companies preparing to start field work in spring as capital and machinery arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
B. D. Harchberger
Great Western Oil Company of
Utah
R. G. Belden Company
Mc. Harchiberger
Hardberger
Senator Mitchell Laid To Rest In Portland
The last rites for Senator John H. Mitchell were performed in Portland with public viewing at City Hall from 10:00 to 12:30 before a 2:00 p.m. funeral service at the First Congregational Church. The procession and services concluded with interment at Riverview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mitchell
Portland
John H. Mitchell
Council
First Congregational Church
Riverview
Midshipman Merriwether Sentenced in Prize Fight
Washington December 13 Merriwether a midshipman is sentenced to one year confinement within the academy and to a public reprimand by the secretary of the navy for causing the death of Midshipman Brance in the naval academy prize fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merriwether
Brance
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Packers on Trial
Chicago December 13 The trial of beef packers charged with restraint of trade began today. S A McRoberts of Armour and Company was released from the indictment after testifying before the grand jury that returned the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S.A. McRoberts
Armour and Company
Humphrey
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Thomas
E. A Brown
Groves and Brown General
Quincy
David Kaith’s
F. A. Metuin
Percy Scheble
Entiat
Almeda J. McVall
Wiester
David Keith
E. H. Homer
Wenatchee Drug Co
Eafo
Walter Olive
Harlin Meat Co
New York
Sulton
American Tobacco Company
Lightship
Packers
Wenatchee Department Store
Griggs
N. J. Neubauer
Meri Department
Hore
Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
J.M Tompkins
Pres
R. F.lewis, V
John Godfrey
Pany
Great Northern
Orondo Ave
Grand View Addition
Arthur Gunn
Columbia Valley Bank
Old Strong Bank
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