Personal Mention and City News in Brief
A miscellany of local notices and society items: new arrivals, visits, crop and land deals, sales at Berger’s and Russell’s drugstore, skating hours, rentals, and social events. Residents include Mrs. W. P. Stewart of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. Starr of Waterville, and others. City life features ads, rides, rooms for rent, and upcoming lodge meetings.
Heating Installations Reported in City Homes
Air furnaces have been installed in the modern residences of H. Fobes C. C. Griggs and J. J. Griggs in the city. M. O. Tibbits has also installed a hot air heating plant in his new King street residence.
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H. Fobes
C. C. Griggs
J. J. Griggs
M. O. Tibbits
King Street
Presbyterian Church Services for Sunday December 30 1906
Presbyterian church schedules Sunday December 30 1906 with 9 45 a m Sunday school and bible class 11 a m morning worship sermon by pastor 3 p m Sunday school at White school house 6 30 p m Young Peoples service subject New Year’s Resolutions 7 30 p m prayer service short New Year’s address by pastor theme How Old Art Thou Special music All Welcome
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Presbyterian Church
White School House
Frank H. Daniels Co to Open Week at Wenatchee Theater
The Frank H. Daniels Co will open a week long engagement at the Wenatchee Theater starting Monday night December 31, presenting a first class show with own scenery. Repertoire includes Sherlock Holmes or a Study in Scarlet Michael Strogoff Jim the Penman David Harum Rip Van Winkle and more. On Monday night the detective play from Conan Doyle will be featured.
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Frank H. Daniels Co
Wenatchee Theater
Sherlock Holmes
Michael Strogoff
Jim the Penman
David Harum
Rip van Winkle
Conan Doyle
New Chewawa Cafe Opens on We natehee Palouse Corner
Austin & Co. open a modern cafe at the corner of We natehee avenue and Palouse street. The Leavenworth-based outfit, previously in Butte Montana, hosted about 100 diners on opening day with Mr. and Mrs. Austin bringing long catering experience.
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Wenatehee Avenue
Palouse Street
Austin & Co
Leavenworth
Austin
Butte
Educational Convention Attendees Return from Bellingham
W L Harrington Waterville High School science instructor Supt Alfred L Brown Wenatchee public schools and County Superintendent elect E C Bowersox returned from Bellingham where they attended the Washington Educational association meeting. Miss Adelaide Francis of Waterville remained in Seattle visiting her sister Miss Etta Francis at the State university.
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W. L. Harrington
Waterville
Alfred L. Brown
Wenatchee
Congress urged to discharge negro soldiers after Brownsville affair
Washington December 29. Congress will be urged to rid the army of all Negro soldiers the next time the Brownsville affair is considered. Many army officers and members of Congress are planning.
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Congress
Negro Troops Face Opposition in Peace Time Posts
The article discusses hostility to black regiments the Ninth and Tenth cavalry and the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth infantry as they may be stationed at posts after conflict. It notes incidents involving Captain Macklin and Mrs. Clifford in Oklahoma, riots at Fort Leavenworth, and backlash in the Philippines. Representative Slayden of Texas plans a resolution to discharge all negro troops. background on his birth, education, marriage, and rise in the Pennsylvania Railway system is provided.
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Ninth
Macklin
War Department
Philippines
Slayden
Texas
Railroad magnate Cassatt dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia paper reports President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad died after a period of illness. Officials suggest graft exposures hastened his end. Cassatt, whooping cough while visiting grandchildren, had long been regarded as a leading railroad figure.
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Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia
A. J. Cassett
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassett
Alexander Johnson Cassatt
Barbers Adopt New Scale of Prices in Wenatchee
Wenatchee barbers sign a scale effective January 1, 1907, listing prices for hair cuts children’s cuts whiskers trimming plain or lemon shampoo singeing massage electric massage shave neck shave and tonic razors honed and bath costs. Names of local barbers are attached.
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Wenatchee
Joan Ee
Bath
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John A. Gellatly
Weratchee
Vendome Cafe
Atoan
J. S. Mooney
Berger's
Wenatchee Avenue
Ralph Conner
Wenatchee Ave
Russell's
Red Cross
Red Cross Pharmacy
Towner
N. D
Berger’s
S. C
C. E. Buttles
Courthouse
World Office
Oregon
W. P. Stewart
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Great Northern
R. W. Starr
Wood
Grant Wood
Seattle
Rosenberg Building
Ed. Hardman
Wenutchee
J. E. Mills
Rosenberg Block
Bixter
First Street North
P. O
Washington Street
D Street
F. W. Higgins
Quincy
John Lilly
J. M. Tompkins
Cashmere
Wenatchee Rink
Guy C. Browne
Spokane
William Greger
Slate Creek
Wash
S. B. Russell
Lakeside
J. Alex Switzer
Willie
H. P. Switzer
Chelan
Switzer
Knights of the Maccabees
Bower Hall
Homer Evans
J. F. Diamond
A. O. U.W. Lodge
Ferguson and Son
S. GC. McCready
Prop
McCready’s Drug Store
Packard Hana
Howard Thomas
The
Philadelphia Optical College
Presbyterian Church Services
Washington
Con
Columbia Valley Bank
Old Strong Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Pennsylvania Railway
Pittsburg
University of Heidelberg
Renesselaer Polytechnical Institute
Lois Buchanan
James Buchanan
United States
Georgia
Pennsylvania System
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Barbers
W. E. Johnson
Mills & Gregory, W. Watson, Co
V. Hile