Wenatchee Daily World Publishing Details
The Wenatchee Daily World notes its establishment on July 4 1905 and publication schedule excluding Sundays. It lists World Publishing Co as publisher with offices at World Building and contact 1135. Subscription rates show annual and monthly options for carrier and mail delivery.
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Pacific Coast Population Gains Spark New Confidence
The Yakima Herald reports a surge in Pacific coast populations, with Nevada up 93 percent since 1900 and California up about 60 percent, Oregon 62 percent, and Washington 120 percent. The piece argues these gains are from white settlers, not Oriental immigration, notes immigration law quirks, and praises American assimilation and the creation of a unified national identity.
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Death by auto-suggestion claims Daisy Kempton life
Daisy Kempton a 55 year old patient at Kings County Hospital Brooklyn died after believing she suffered fatal illness pneumonia her pulse and breathing grew labored over three days doctors say the death resulted from her own mental suggestion rather than an actual disease Daisy had no known ailment and had been an inmate for two and a half years nurses described her illness as all in her eye.
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Golden Apple Sparks Ancient Rivalry in Western Echoes
A Tacoma Ledger note links a Pan American vision of canals, Alaska growth, and Canadian trade to an apple sparked discord between Wenatchee and Chicago players. The essay ties Pacific commerce to western seaports while recalling mythic rivals over a golden apple.
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State bill would expand railroad commission reach
Olympia officials report a draft bill to bring street car systems water gas electric plants irrigation projects and steamboats under the jurisdiction of the state railroad commission. The measure would abolish passes on street cars and steamboats and extend regulation to municipal public service plants with easy amendment options if the legislature acts.
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No Lunch Tuesday Meeting Postponed by Club Repairs
The Commercial Club planned a Tuesday meeting on the cannery and committee report but postponed for a week due to auditorium floor repairs. A sandpapering machine is leveling the floor to prepare it for ballroom use.
Wenatchee World readers draw Florida inquiry
A Jacksonville Florida resident W R Jackson requests a copy of the new Wenatchee Daily World booklet after seeing mention in the paper. Secretary Corburn of the Commercial Club notes the unusual outside circulation for a city of Wenatchee’s size.
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