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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
4
Taft backs curb on gambling in futures markets
The piece urges federal action to ban futures gambling in cotton, wheat, and other commodities. It argues such fictitious pricing disrupts wages, living costs, and industry, and predicts calmer markets and less sensational reporting if the practice ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Stock Exchange
Chelan County public spirit boosts road plans and improvements
Chelan county moves to issue 200000 in bonds to improve main highways and fund local improvement clubs around Wenatchee. The plan aims to curb maintenance costs versus bond interest and boost road beauty with shade trees, parking strips, and organized civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
Post-Intelligencer
Wenatchee
Boy in Command of Company in Corinto War Report
Newton Cartwright, master mechanic in charge of repairs on gunboats Buffalo and Vicksburg at Corinto, reports pitiful government troops. Soldiers are fed coarse corn, many under 18, with one company led by a 14 year old. Desertions are frequent and conscription is used to maintain ranks.
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San Francisco
Newton Cartwright
Buffalo
Vicksburg
Corinto
Pennsylvania
Cartwright
Zelaya
Spokane Officials Lured In Bold Placards Across City
San Francisco dispatch reports IWW banners in Spokane accusing Citizens Alliance and local officials of suppressing free speech. The flyer cites mass arrests, denied writs, police brutality, and press confiscation, urging meetings, boycotts, and volunteers to defend rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Citizens’ Alliance
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Washington
United States
Jones Proposes 1913 Exposition Commission Bill
Senator Wesley L. Jones introduces a measure to create a five member commission to study an exposition in 1913 marking the emancipation proclamation fiftieth anniversary with a $5000 appropriation. Related bills in the House seek a seven member panel and other reforms while a separate note mentions a coyote incident near a settlement amid heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Jones
Congress
McMorran
Michigan
Coyote
Law and Motion Day in Superior Court Opens in City
In a law and motion day session Judge Grimshaw hears motions on cases and sets the court calendar for the upcoming jury term starting next week with many outside lawyers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Doctor John McNaugher Birthday and Career Milestones
Dr. John McNaugher born December 30 1857 in Allegheny Pennsylvania marks his 52nd birthday. He studied at Newell Institute in Pittsburg Westminster College and Xenia Theological Seminary and pursued further study in Edinburgh before his 1885 ordination. He served briefly in Frederickburg Ohio then joined Allegheny Theological Seminary faculty in 1887 and became a noted Presbyterian writer.
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John McNauger
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Newell Institute of Pittsburg
Westminster College
Xenia Theological Seminary
Edinburgh
Scotland
America
United Presbyterian
Frederickburg
Unclaimed Letters at Wenatchee Post Office End Week
List of remaining unclaimed letters for the week ending December 28, 1909 at Wenatchee post office. Names include T. E. Alexander, A. J. Brown, Ezra Brushin, H. W. Caplette, J. R. Chase, Ralph Chase, W. H. Clem, Mrs. S. J. Coulter, Ruth Cripe, Ruth Clark, John Davis, Richard Dick, John Flaraty, L. J. Gibson, John Griffiths, Lundy Hatfield, Homer Hunt, R. L. Hughes, Edward James, I. H. Lemasters, Jas. McDonald, Lee Meyers, Milan Miller, Mrs. Harry Mooney, O. H. Newton, O. Parks, Grace Penrose, C. J. Ross, Lonnie Suksdorf, Jack Taylor, Andrey Thomason. Callers must say advertised. L. M. Hull P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Alexander, T. E
IWW Aids In Free Speech Aimed Arrests In Spokane
Spokane reports David Hades and W Edwin Jones linked to I W W activities after walking from San Francisco and pretending to be rail workers. Both admitted roles with a Portland Seattle railroad pass scheme. Justice Mann sentenced them and eight others to 30 days on the rock pile and fines of 100 dollars for vagrancy. Michael Cruzon also joined stonebreakers after talking with prisoners, under a new misdemeanor law on jail communications.
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Spokane
David Hades
San Francisco
Industrial Workers of the World
W. Edwin Jones
Portland
Michael Cruzon
Stonebreakers
Tenement Fire Injures Dozens in New York Building
A large double tenement on Elmont avenue caught fire today injuring more than twenty people, possibly five fatally. Six injured were firemen overcome by smoke while rescuing occupants. A family of five was found unconscious and helped to safety, and about a dozen people were taken to hospitals.
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New York
Elmont Avenue
Arrival of King Manuel in London Seeks Portuguese Bride
The snapshiret notes King Manuel of Portugal visiting King Edward in London in search of a princess bride. It mentions three royal misses and the youthful king, with the Prince of Wales also present in the carriage.
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London
Manuel
Portugal
Edward
Prince of
Walles
King Manuel OF
England
Eagle and coyote clash near Fairfield in Spokane County
A golden eagle and a coyote fought in traps set by Ned Morrison. The eagle, crippled by a left claw trap, died after release and will be mounted. The coyote, the largest seen in eastern Washington, bore wounds from the struggle. Morrison witnessed the final moments of the encounter.
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Spokane
Marsh Hill
Fairfield
Spokane County
Ned Morrison
E. H. Morrison
Washington
Young Morrison
President’s Niece Weds in New York Ceremony
In New York on December 30 Miss Louise Taft, niece of the president, married George H. Snowden of Seattle at the Taft residence with the president as a guest.
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New York
Louise Taft
George H. Snowden
Seattle
Henry W. Taft
Court House Blotter Public Notices and Transfers
Public notices list numerous property transfers deeds mortgages satisfactions and affidavits including A Vasa Epps A Vana Thad Neubauer Diederich H Kimple Minnie L Kimple Ralph W Orr George W Lockwood Harrison Bender Wash L Assn Euloria Van Valkenburgh Pearl Holcomb Alfred L Hill and others with amounts from $1 to $4500 and various releases and satisfactions filed in the court house blotter.
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Peter Hemminger
W. A. Battles & Co
E. W. Thomas
Euloria E. van Valkenburgh
W. R. Prowell
Harrison Bender
George W. Lockwood
D. C. Town
Wash. S. & L. Assn
E. Maud Smith
Harry J. Smith
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