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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
3
Luigi Cafaza an Italian worker on the canyon section was seriously injured Tuesday morning while removing a handcar from the track to clear the path for a trailing train. He was caught between the car and the track as the canyon road operated.
The Echo reports strong early enrollment in the Wenatchee School of Music and Oratory with the chorus forming. Dr Elmer tended a man injured by a handcar and ties with a broken leg and bruises. the injured may be sent to the company hospital soon. Sprague chapel hosts the music class invitation.
Mrs Helen Klinkert arrived from Bellingham last night and will reside with her daughter, Mrs Byrms. P Darlington came back from up the river yesterday.
A fragmentary text urges sufferers to seek cure and self help through a suggested therapy. It mentions a Mrs M Summers in South Bend and hints at a remedy promising elasticity and healing. The garbled OCR lacks coherent dates or specific events.
Washington reports that Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island plans to retire at the end of his present term. Health and age, 67, pressure him as tariff fights and finance leadership weigh on him. A retirement would realign Republican power, as no successor matches Aldrich in organizing the party.
Dr J W Pettit of Ottawa and president of the Illinois State Medical Society urged closer physician press ties at the 59th annual meeting in Quincy. He warned against sensational ads but endorsed truthful advertising that benefits individuals and the public, noting newspapers reach 90 percent of readers and are vital conduits of information.
The renowned cartoonist and horse enthusiast will reside in Goshen, New York, with his Arabian stock, while his wife stays at the Davenport show farm in Morris Plains, New Jersey, with custody of their three children. No divorce is planned, and the separation stems from incompatibility of temperament.
The United States forester seeks volunteers, especially teachers, to collect data on leafing blossoming and fruiting times for major US forest trees. Results will be shared as colored charts and tree calendars aiding education and practical forestry. Forms and instructional pamphlets available on request.
State Association of Bankers secretary P C Kauffman sends a special warning to all members to reject checks for unknown individuals at the A Y P exposition. Do not cash any check draft or note for unidentified parties or endorsements. Verify endorser identity beyond telephone corroboration as crooks may use confederates. Eternal vigilance is the price of safety.
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