Delays in Steel for Wenatchee Bridge Set May Ground Date
Officials say steel for the Columbia River bridge will be on the ground by May 1, 1907, after heavy factory delays. The Wenatchee order, shipped via Great Northern, faces earlier backlogs but is expected to arrive ahead of time, enabling canal water to reach lands across the river and permit orchard planting next fall. Surveys for the pipeline and inverted siphon are complete and will operate soon after the bridge, with land sales to settlers offering small down payments and long terms to encourage orchard development.
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Columbia River
Wenatcheee
Great Northern Railway
Kept Wife in Unfurnished House Two Years
Acting on neighbor complaints the South Band Indiana police raided 111 Pennsylvania avenue and arrested W A Kes- sier. The wife stayed in the house while Humane Officer Moore watched the premises.
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South Band
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Pansylvanian Avenue
W. A. Keassier
Moore
Mra. Kes
Mystery Surrounds Couple’s Isolated Home in South Bend
Neighbors recount that the Kesslers moved to South Bend two years ago and have kept all household goods crated. Mrs. Kessler reportedly never left the house, seen by residents only twice, while Kessler refused to unpack crates and forced his wife to sleep on a dry goods box with family dishes each night.
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South Bend
Alderman Expelled Over Death Penalty Resolution
Chisago July 27 Alderman Daniel Herlihy of the Twenty eighth ward was expelled from the Steam Engineer's union after he introduced a city council resolution urging the state legislature to make assaults on women and girls punishable by death. The union condemned assaults on women and children and called for insanity wards as proper for the weak minded. The expulsion, unexpected, followed a meeting at which Arthur McCracken secretary led the charge calling him a traitor to the trades union movement.
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Chisago
Daniel Herlihy
Twenty Eighth Ward
Steam Engineer’s Union
Herlihy
Heriby
Arthur McCracken
Trades Union
Dean condemns peek-a-boos urges gymnasium wear
Madison July 28 Miss Abby Mayhew dean of the Women s school condemns peek a boos waistlines tiger lacing and petticoats. She advocates large shoes low neck dresses and round garters saying freedom for women will come if they wear gymnasium like costumes.
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State University
Abby Mayhew
Smuggling Arms to China Alarms Government
A dispatch reports the Chinese government fears escalation of clandestine arms smuggling from coast points to inland China. The trade, run by secret societies at treaty ports, involves large quantities of weapons and ammunition moving surreptitiously.
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Victoria
B. C
China
Train Wreck in Springfield Injures Dozens on San Francisco Line
A San Francisco passenger train wrecked near Springfield Missouri as a switch failed. Twenty people were seriously injured and two fatalities reported, with about forty more hurt to varying degrees. The fourth car was detached and overturned.
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Springfield
San Francisco
Here
R. J. Thorpe
Kate Shottey
Zion City court ousts Dowie figures and orders referendum
The federal court deposed Dowie Voliva and Granger from Zion City affairs and ordered an Illinois election in December with spiritual and temporal leadership under receiver John Highney. Leaves of Healing to print and cease, judge Landis to supervise to protect members. Dowie maintenance arranged, republic governance by referendum.
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Chicago
Federal Court
Dowie
Voliva
Granger
Zion City
John ©. Highney
Leaves of Healing
Tne
Dowiy
Landis
Pension for Widows at Ripon College Boosted by Carnegie Fund
A dispatch from Ripon Wisconsin reports the Carnegie fund for pensioning aged professors has risen from 10 million to 15 million dollars and now allows pensioning of widows eligible for Carnegie foundation privileges. In Bellingham Washington a Mazama club alpine party of about 100 climbers heads for Mt. Baker, headed by many women, with alpenstocks cameras and field glasses and plans to reach a permanent camp by dinner.
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Ripon
Ripon College
Carnegie Fund
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation
Bellingham
Mt. Baker
Mazama Club
Glacier
Mount Baker Dietriot
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