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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
4
The Daily World announces subscription rates with details for readers. Information includes office addresses on Daily World Building in Wenatchee Washington and contact lines for the publisher editor and advertising manager in their main office.
The Northwest gains attention for its resources and potential due to railroad competition and the Seattle exposition. Increased pilgrimages, new conventions, and reports on climate and recreation may boost awareness. Strong national influence could come from leaders aligning with modernization and industrial progress.
The article surveys how early leaders shaped law through executive power. It cites Jefferson, Jackson, Cleveland, Roosevelt, and Taft, noting varying use of vetoes and influence to curb legislative deals. It argues a strong, balanced executive protects industrial liberty and checks powerful interests.
Frank B. Fanning and his company open at the Wenatchee theatre Monday for a week of royalty plays new to the city. The initial show The Christian stars Eugene Phelps Will Crockett and Harry Cleveland with a notable cast. Seats are on sale at the Wenatchee Drug company and advance sales promise a record crowd.
A compact timeline lists events from 1864 to 1900 including a failed Federal assault on Estersburg Virginia, 1866 New Orleans race riots at state convention, 1874 Kansas militia vs Comanche on Canadian River, 1895 Fort Scott flood, 1898 death of Prince Bismarck born 1815, and 1900 Charles Edward becomes duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha.
A chronology of events including Champlain clash in Essex County New York in 1609 the Jamestown assembly of 1619 the 1711 fleet departure from Boston for Canada the 1718 death of William Penn born 1644 Rhode Island veto on import duties in 1782 birth of William T Adams 1822 and 1846 Congress tariff bill passage.
Thomas C. Dawson born July 30 1865 in Hudson Wisconsin. He graduated Hanover College 1882 and studied law at Harvard and Cincinnati. He practiced in Des Moines before turning to journalism then law again and entered public service as Iowa assistant attorney general in 1891. He became diplomat in 1897 at Rio Janeiro and later minister resident to Santo Domingo 1904. He helped administer Santo Domingo customs and was named minister to Colombia two years ago.
The local option election on August 24 has surpassed 700 registrations. In the First ward 347 voters are registered, in the Second ward 182, and in the Third ward 162, totaling 700.
Walter F. Hibbard and Minnie Anderson of Lakeside were married on Thursday in Seattle, marking a local social union attended by family and friends.
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