Logal Notes of Local Interest Show Varied Winter News
Local notes report people arriving by boat and train from Leavenworth and Methow, debates planned, Christmas tree runs, and visits by Mrs. Kathryn, Miss Calla Van Cleve, and others. A mix of property deals, school events, orchestra performances, and university student travel accompanies road and rail disruptions from a rock slide near Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Leavenworth
G. R. Wilson
Findlay
Ohio
Calla van Cleve
Columbia Valley
L. X. van Cleve
Monitor
Beacon
Axie Maltbie
Waterville
The
State University At
Seattle
Doctor Wallender Dies En Route to Bridgeport
Dr J Wallender a former Wenatchee physician died yesterday morning in Bridgeport from acute illness. He visited Bridgeport to see his mother and sister, had recently sold his practice in Wenatchee, moved to Ballard, and treated the H R Albin family during their typhoid fever siege. He was buried in Bridgeport. his wife could not attend due to ill children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McMullen
Stemnilt Canyon
A. L. Smart
Malaga
W. L. Provo
Okanogan County
O. M. Holt
Miller Street
Fred Crollard
The
State University
Leavenworth
W. E. Gamble
Bellingham
Gamble
Great Northern
Leaventworth
Monitor
S. J. Dillabough
Conconully
Sound
Seattle
Dillabough
Twisp
Okanogan
Elliott
J. Wallender
Bridgeport
Wallender
Wenatchee
Wallender & McCoy
W. M McCoy
Degree of Honor Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Degree of Honor met at Bower hall last evening for a business session, appointing an auditing committee for 1907. At the High School last Thursday the upper three classes organized two literary societies, appointing two committees to plan names divisions membership and related work for school literary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower Hall
Nervy Japanese visit delayed by Maine disaster fears
The Japanese consul reports the visiting squadron planned for February in Honolulu will not proceed to San Francisco. The change follows fears of a repeat Maine disaster due to heightened American feeling and wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Maine
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Bill Introduced
Washington December 21 A bill to appropriate 1200000 dollars for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition to be held in Seattle in 1909 was introduced in the house by Representative Humphrey. The expenditures are listed as interior 550000 war 150000 Alaska 350000 Hawaii 50000 Philippine Islands 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seattle
Humphrey
Department of Interior
Department of War
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Tuberculosis Could Vanish If Sputum Cleared
Dr. Thomas Darlington health commissioner of New York told the Twentieth Century Club in Boston that disposing of sputum from tuberculosis patients properly could nearly eradicate the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Thomas Darlington
New York
Landing Denied Anarchist Petrovsky Denied Landing
Russian army officer Va chesta Petrovsky arrived on the Nippon Maru and was denied landing by Immigrant Commissioner Hart North. His wife Julia is admitted. Petrovsky posted 1000 cash bail and will appeal the decision as he remains held on anarchist charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vachesta Petrovsy
Julia
Hart North
Petrovsky
Cummins Proposes Crackdown on Car Shortage in Iowa
Governor Cummins of Iowa urged swift action on the rail car shortage after a talk with the president. He would recommend a legislative fine on railroads that fail to furnish cars to shippers within a set period and push consigners to unload cars promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Towa
Iowa
Carnegie Library Dedicated in Seattle Dedication Tonight
The new Carnegie library in Seattle, completed at a cost of 250000 dollars, was formally dedicated tonight. President Wheeler of the University of California spoke on "Things Worth While for a People." A letter from Mr. Carnegie expressed regret at not attending and wished the library success. The Seattle public library had burned on January 1, 1901.
Pointed Paragraphs and Social Lessons Revisited
A collection of aphorisms and observations on love, marriage, vanity, and gender roles. The remarks comment on fortune, opportunity, honesty, and courtship with a witty, pointed tone. It blends humor with social commentary on relationships and behavior.
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Gossi
O. P. Bethel
David Wells
Monster
A. J. Watts
Chelen
Jas. West
Methow
Roosevelt
S. B. Otto
J. Otto
Leavenworth Cme
Ernest Miller
Stemilthill
Milton Ward
Southside
Santa Claus
Grace Porter
F. Laughin
Brewster
F. M. Sanders
Entiat
Harlin Meat Company
Red Apple Real Estate Co
Edwin O. Jessup
H. E. Smith
Chelan Avenue
Whitman School
James Atkeson
Shady Nook Farm
Colorium
D. J.switzer
Chelan
H. P. Switzer
J. Alex Switzer
Willie
Fred T. Bone
Lloyd Milner
Edna Browning
Grace Weister
Bill
A.Y
Landing
Carnegie Library
Enterprise and Advertising
Attalia
Washington & Columbia River
Worthen Pacific and
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Columbia River
Walla Wailla
Kennewick
APLIR
Portland
Beekane
Tacoma
Northwest
Osce
Roger
Fras
Mer
Ate
Ansi Cipany
Walla Walla Co
Wash
Biggle
Jacob’ Biggle
Farm Journal
United States of America
Parm Weod
Parm Journal
Wilmer Atkinson Co
Philadelpria
Sleeper
California
Great “Northern Railway
Chee, Wash
Stetson
Southy
America
Scotland
Germany
China
India
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