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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
A historical note lists the Wenatchee Daily World established July 4 1905 published by World Publishing Co. each weekday except Sunday with editor Ww c I E Sto h L Weison and offices in World Building plus subscription rates for carrier and mail service.
The Wenatchee Commercial club aims to develop a plan to protect future peach and soft fruit crops. A meeting next Tuesday will gather growers to discuss a canning proposition and a closer union of North Central Washington growers to save by products and share potential profits.
An unnamed Seattle newspaper launches a bold critique of the census director, alleging preconceptions about the city's population and criticizing the counting process before names were even collected. The piece frames the director as biased against accurate tallies.
The article discusses officials questioning Seattle’s population counts from 1890 to 1910. It notes local zeal for a higher tally, with critics doubting a jump from 42 837 to 80 671 and then to 237 194. The Nebraska State Journal warns against dementia in seeking larger numbers to boost city prestige.
A New England country merchant argues that allowing small post-delivered items could curb costly express charges and reduce mail-order freight shipments. He notes customers often browse catalogs and buy many pounds of goods for shipment, boosting mail-order volume beyond single small items.
The Saturday Evening Post weighs the parcels post versus mail-order bulk buying. It questions whether buyers press for bulk shipments to save express charges and notes mail-order houses show little interest in parcels post. It suggests rural delivery extensions could help country merchants.
Hazel Knowles a 12 year old from Chelan was brought to the sheriff's office after being found by deputies. Deputy Dorn housed her temporarily at his home with his wife caring for her until Judge Grimshaw holds a juvenile delinquency hearing. She may be committed to a state orphanage. Her father, described as a worthless fellow, has provided no care and has spent time in jail. Hazel suffered a shoulder injury from a farm accident and needs surgical attention.
A work train from Flick Construction derailed entering a narrow rock cut four miles from Rye Washington killing three and injuring several. The dead are Marvin Samples James Sweeney and Ole Olson. Fireman Joe Devereaux and engineer James Marco are among the seriously hurt.
New York reports the state banking department has taken temporary charge of Washington Savings Bank after the Northern Bank of New York closed. J. G. Robin, linked to the Northern Bank, serves as president of the savings institution. Depositors at the Northern Bank are reported to be paid in full.
E A Hamilton a young farmer near Laurens South Carolina was found dead at his home with his head nearly severed and a bloody axe nearby. His young wife recently returned from the insane asylum is held on suspicion and denies knowledge of the crime. One of her prior hallucinations suggested she had killed her husband.
Notice states the regular meeting is moved to Saturday night December 31 1910 from Monday January 2 1911 by order of the circle.
Charles F Kraft argues in favor of Christian Science against critics in the Wenatchee World. He contends that Christian Science offers real healing through spiritual understanding, cites scriptural basis, and notes adherence to sanitation and public health laws.
Moving pictures of the championship wrestling match between Gotch the American champion and Zbyosko the famous foreigner will be shown at the Gem theatre tonight. The pictures are praised as very fine and have drawn wide local interest with capacity attendance expected.
Washington reports President Taft Secretary Knox Secretary Wilson and Senator Dick of Ohio will respond to toasts at the Ohio society banquet next month marking the McKinley birthday anniversary Justice Day will serve as toastmaster.
The Commercial Club floor roof canvas was removed this morning and workers with a sand papering machine prepare the surface for several coats of wax. When finished in a day or two the club promises a premier ballroom floor and plans social events for winter will make it a key rendezvous in North Central Washington.
A weather brief notes occasional snow affecting the rainier west and rain and snow in the eastern regions tonight and into Friday, with lingering unsettled conditions.
Reports from the Tokyo Kokumin via the Tacoma Maru warn of rising friction among Japanese Russian and Chinese interests in Manchuria. Chinese troops police actions and Korean labor clashes have heightened tensions with anti Japanese and anti Russian sentiment spreading.
An article notes escalating violence between Chinese and pawn guards with casualties and fears of wider outbreaks. It warns that authorities augment guard measures to suppress unrest, while suspicion grows of possible violent acts against Japanese or Russians.
Two distinct quakes shook Vashon Island between Seattle and Tacoma late yesterday. The first at 12:20 and the second soon after caused residents to rush outside but caused no damage.
One hundred twenty five invitations have been issued for a high school alumni dance to be held tomorrow night at Eagle hall. All association members are urged to attend. Hubbard's orchestra will provide music and an oyster supper will be served with attractive decorations.
A telegram reported the death of Mrs. Wirt B. Channell at her Pullman home yesterday morning. She was formerly a resident of this city.
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