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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
2
Taft Bryan and Roosevelt noted in early 1906 dispatch
The item cites Secretary Taft leaning toward satisfaction with conditions in the Philippines while open to Bryan’s report. It pokes fun at President Roosevelt, hints at reforms in postal service, and mentions Governor Yardaman’s controversial views on education. It also notes a wealth-related insurance rebate referee and key holder appointments signaling broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Belgian Polar Explorer Aims Auto Pole Quest
Arctowski, member of the 1897 Belgian polar expedition, plans a relay of motor cars to reach the South Pole. He estimates sixteen miles per hour on ice and a ten day journey from Mount Erebus after August experiments. If successful, he could begin a full expedition at the Arctic summer’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jan
M. Arctowski
South Pole
Mount Erbus
Arctowski
Died After Eighteen Years in Custody of Noted Convict
Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson died in Middlesex county jail East Cambridge at 68 after solitary confinement of over eighteen years. Convicted in 1887 of murdering her brother in law Prince Athar Freeman, trials showed she also killed her son William two and a half, daughter Elizabeth two, husband and nephew Thomas A Fregman. Victims died by poison to collect life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sarah Jane Robinson
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Prince Athar Freeman
William
Elizabeth
Thomas A. Fregman
Chinese boycott threatens Seattle flour mills shutdown
The Chinese boycott on American goods could force the Seattle Centenial Milling Company plant with 2400 barrels per day and the Hammond Milling Company with 2000 barrels daily capacity to close within thirty days. The export flour industry on the Pacific coast has felt the impact for months and prospects look bleak until the boycott ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hammond Milling Company
Pacific
Anle
Supreme Court backs segregation in Kansas City schools
The Kansas Supreme Court upholds a law permitting separation of black and white students in Kansas City Kansas. The ruling affirms the board of education may keep colored children apart from whites and could enable broader state segregation laws. A Kansas City high school incident nearly sparked a race riot before police restrained trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Kas
Board of Education
Mrs Yerkes Plans Immediate Bronx Hospital
The will of Chas T. Yerkes prompts Mrs. Yerkes to fund a hospital in the Bronx. Dr. J Janvrin announced the project and said work will start as soon as estate matters are settled, not after Mrs. Yerkes’ death. The hospital idea originated with Mrs. Yerkes and was supported by Mr. Yerkes’ provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas T. Yerkes
Bronx
J . Janvrin
Yerkes
Dr. Janvrin
Mr. Yerkes
President Burnham of Mutual Reserve Fund to resign
New York Jan 6. President Burnham of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Insurance company is preparing to resign if advisable. He is ill at his home on Seventy-eighth street and has been confined for months after an ear operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burnham
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company
Seventy-eighth Street
Woman Convict Seeks Stay As NJ Execution Nears
Hackensack N J January 6 A drive led by the Susan B Anthony club of Cincinnati asks President Roosevelt to grant a stay of execution for Antoinette Tolla slated to die January 12. Tolla, a young woman, shot an Italian who she says attempted to assault her in her home. A jury convicted her of murder. The plea questions if a woman can be hanged for defending honor in her own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Actress hurls infant from hotel window in delirium
In Salt Lake City on January 6, New York actress Mrs. Armstrong known as Miss Sargent threw the dead infant born hours earlier from a fourth story Wilson hotel window. Maude Elliott was present but could not restrain her. Coroner Dana T. Smith said no further action would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Invasion of Russia and Moscow Fire Noted in Deaths and Birthdays
In Chicago dated January 7 Mrs Faunte Epstein died at 14 after a long illness. His mother Julia Dachinsky aged 92 attended her. Epstein witnessed Napoleon and the Russian campaign with Moscow burning. Also noted is Mrs Margaret Ginley of Waukegan celebrating her 104th birthday, born January 4 1802 Ireland. She has two daughters and limited mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Faunte Epstein
Brienatiet
A. White
Poeteit
Julia Dachinsky
Mrs. Epstein
Moscow
Orly
Margaret Ginley
Linoin Avenue
Waukegan
Irland
Swiss Girl Wins Fortune for Kindness to Stranger
Mile. Burch of Obwald in Switzerland became wealthy after aiding an elderly man who fainted at Buckingham Palace in 1886. He later died in London leaving her a fortune of 250 000 dollars, confirmed by the Obwalduer Volkefreand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Heiff
Switzerland
London
Morales Considering Resignation for Safe Exit from Dominican Republic
The state department reports ex-President Morales has offered to resign if allowed to leave the country safely, a proposal likely acceptable to the de facto government. Dominican congress suspends constitutional guarantees temporarily, with southern and eastern news favorable and the revolution reportedly causing no disruption in Santo Domingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Santo Domingo
Morales
San Doming
Congress
San Domingo
Girl inherites fortune but keeps up work ethos
Miss Edna Dickerson, heir to a Minneapolis uncle's $1,000,000, forms the Edna Dickerson Company for court reporting in Chicago with $5,000 capital. She pledges continued work and abstaining from pink teas, touting independence and business aim. Financiers foresee further wealth from careful investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edna Dic!erson
Minneapolis
Hhas
Edna Dickerson
Miss Dickerson
Cat Show Aids Chicago Poor Children At Third Meet
The National Cat club opens its third annual show in a store building near the Wabash avenue auditorium. Proceedings go to aid poor children of Chicago, drawing unprecedented interest from the public and cat fanciers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jar
National Cat Club
Wabash Avenue
For Sale Nob Hill House and Lot with Barn
For sale city property a new house and lot 450 by 120 feet at Nob Hill with a good barn. Price 650 with 350 cash and balance on easy terms. Address box 278 Wenatchee Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Hill
Wenatchee, Wash
Wenatchee
Wash
Wenatchee Avenue
Court House
Rural orchard and timber land for sale near Cashmere
Forty five acres of good fruit land and 15 acres of good timber sit four miles from Cashmere. The property includes 200 bearing apple and peach trees, 160 young trees two years old, 25 acres alfalfa, a ten room plastered house, a fine well, a large barn, and a 20 inch water right under a good ditch. Priced at 3000 dollars cash with balance over four years at eight percent. Address GA Virtue 306 Boston block Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Virtue
Seattle
Wash
Boston Block
Cashmere
GA. Virtue
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World Publishing Co., Prop
N. Ament Co
A. Briggs
Business Mgr
Wenatchee,Washington
Columbia Valley Bank
Farmers Phone
Koozevelt
Yardaman
Mississippi
Clevelard
Seattle Flour Mills
Mrs. Yerkes
Reeves & Reeves
Wenatchee Drug Co
P. S
Farmers
W. T. Rarey & Co's
E. F. Sprague
Ems
Cor
Orondo Avenue
Mission Street
Mutual Reserve Fund
Woman's Club
Napoleon
Russia
Harlin Meat Co
Wenatchee Milling Co
Girl
Daily
Columbia and
Okanogan
Steamboat; Co
Orondo
Entiat
Chelan Falls
Paterons
Brewster
Bridgeport
Atchee
Aves Bridge
T. A. Davies
General Blacksmithing
Ross Brothers
R. W. Cutts
Phone Farmers
Undertakers
Physicians and Surgeons
Frank Calp
T. Kaupp
Griggs Block
Wallender and McCoy
Forde Block
Daily World Office
Wenatchee Fruit Land
Bousquet and Holm
Ashmere
Alfelfa
Bouscuet and
Holm
Termez
Bousquet
Bousquet & Holm
Walter M. Olive
P. O
A. E. Thompson
Christinfoharch
Mooney and Co
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