Infant son to be buried as Bailey dies
The infant son of Mrs I N Bailey who died yesterday will be buried from the Bailey residence this afternoon at 2 30 oclock. John Miller, Cashmere dealer, bought two cars of cattle for his Cashmere market. Card and gift items sold at David Keith’s Wenatchee avenue.
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I. N. Bailey
Bailey
Addess P. O
Wenatchee
Wash
John Miller
Cartle
David Kaith
S. Wenatchee
Miss Glaers Gamble
Grace Black
Jaie Campbel
Willie Johnson
John A. Gellatly
Chas. Bell
Waterville
J. S. Mooney & Co
Thomas P. Reece
Deer Lodge
Mont
Reece
Palace Pokery Restraurant
Blanchard Cafe
Masone
Bower Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Rancon
Limoges
Wenatchee Drug Co
R. W. Pullen
Granite Falls
Roy Pullen
Seattle
P. P. Holcomb
W. M. Cross
S. W. J. Reynolds
Edwall
S. J. McLean
P. P. Holcomb’s
van Spencer
Harrison Spencer
Orondo Avenue
Teo
J. A. Graves
Blanche Wakefield
Ray Graham
Rochester
Minn
N. [. Neubaur
Nob Hilliard Club
C. W. Harris
Blewett
H. Mills
Foy
Nob Hill
Scheble Bros
Santa Claus
Santa
Elsie Morse
Percy Scheble
Guy C. Brown
Orovilla
Down River
Woodmen
Howard Bamgarter
Claude Stevens
Whitest deer ever taken in Maine lands in Portland
A pristine albino deer shot by E. O. Rogers of Patten Conn at Brany Pond, Maine. The creature is perfectly white except for a small brown forehead patch and dressed weight around 160 pounds.
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Portland
Maine Woods
E. O. Rogers
Patnem. Conn
Brany Pond
Wing resigns his position at Seattle assay office
Frederick A. Wing the assayer in charge at the Seattle local assay office handed his resignation to Director Roberts of the U S Mint. He will remain until accepted and a successor is named by President Roosevelt. Wing said the move is for the good of the office and city after the investigation closed with exonerations for all but Adams.
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Seattle
Frederick A. Wing
Director Roberts
United States Mint
Roosevelt
Wing
Adams
Roberts
Judge Rules Silk Skirt Not a Necessity in Bill Case
In Kansas City Judge Gates ruled that a silk skirt costing 16.50 is not a necessity and that a husband need not pay for it when charged on his wife’s account. The American Outfitting Co. sued Carleton King after wife Mrs. King bought the skirt without his consent. The judge rejected the claim and taxed costs to the outfitting company.
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Kansas City, MO
Gates
Circuit Court
American Outfitting Co
Carleton King
King
Corbett to Exit Vaudeville for Broadway Acting
James J. Corbett plans to retire from vaudeville but will continue acting on a larger scale. He is to headline a Shaw dramatization of Cashel Brown's Profession with a top Broadway company led by Henry B. Harris, aiming for a sumptuous production and full support for the star.
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New York
James J. Corbett
James
Corbett
Cashel Brown
Stanislaus Strange
George Bernard Shaw
Henry B. Harris
Japan's Import Demand Sparks Rail Gear Trade Rise
Japan shows a growing appetite for foreign railway equipment with imports totaling 26 million dollars since April. The surge highlights stronger industrial ties and expanding transit projects across the nation.
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Marvelous
Japan
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