Fowler puts his foot in it as Wenatchee cries foul
Leonard Fowler the nominal head of the Dexter Horton bank owned Seattle paper publicly admits he acts as spokesman for lawless saloon keepers gamblers and bawdy house keepers in Wenatchee The Republic is their mouthpiece Critics call his tirade weak and insincere and say the piece damages his cause the Wenatchee public ridicules the stance and declares Fowler has again put his foot in it
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Fowler
Wenatchee
Taft to Press Philippine Tariff Support in West
Secretary of War Taft will campaign in the west and perhaps other regions to advocate the Philippine tariff measure condemned by the senate as a matter of simple justice for the government’s brown wards over the sea. The note ends with a stray editorial line about a horse board-bill.
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Washington
Taft
West
Senate
Brown
Local Briefs Highlight Recital Guests and Community News
Mrs Kaupp hosts a reception for performers from the recent theatre recital. The Ellis Forde team travels to Leavenworth to face a strong local squad tomorrow. Walter Thomas and Fred Crollard, studying at the University of Washington, are expected home today. Mrs Dick Scheble’s Needle club met with Mesdames Pogue Crollard Dora Jones Frank Case and Palmer. a light lunch was served. The Red Cross drug store interiors are being renovated. Harry Manchester of Pogue Drug is ill at home. Autrey Grant visits from his Columbia Valley ranch. Mrs J F Diamond from near Cashmere visits her son Homer Stephens at the Palace Cafe. J D Dudley and W A Dudley report the loss of a work horse to lockjaw. Dudley, poor, relies on the Badger Mountain ranch venture with his brother on Southside.
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Kaupp
Ellis Forde
Leavenworth
Walter Thomas
Fred Crollard
University of Washington
Dick Scheble
Needle Club
Mesdames
A. G. Pogue
Crollard
Dora Jones
Frank Case
Palmer
Red Cross Drug
Harry Manchester
Pogue Drug Company
King Street
Autrey Grant
Columbia Valley
J. F Diamond
Cashmere
Homer Stephene
Palace Cafe
J. D. Dudley
W. A. Dudley
Badger Mountain
Dudley
Indian Territory
Southside
W. C. T. U. Reading Room Notes
Flower contributors receive special notice for yesterday’s displays with Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Ward singled out. Readers passing through the room praised its pleasing appearance despite tardy arrivals.
Riot Ends in Slayings Among Striking Miners
In Indiana City Pennsylvania on January 9 a clash between striking miners and constabulary left two miners dead and six wounded. Local authorities reported the confrontation occurred as tensions over the strike escalated with police deploying to quell unrest.
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Indiana City
Jane
Constabulary
Man Falls Into Molten Metal Pot at Tacoma Smelter
Herbert M. Smith died after falling into a molten metal pot at the Tacoma smelter last night. The tragedy is reported from Tacoma, detailing the fatal accident and subsequent burn injuries.
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Tacoma
Herbert M. Smith
Fiddle Craft and Lone Star Echoes at Louisville Convention
The article notes maple fiddle construction in sixty pieces with careful handwork by elder and younger craftspeople, ebony fittings by older members, and polishing traditions by women. It also recounts a Sunday school convention report in Louisville where a Texas remark about the first white woman born there elicited a witty Wyoming retort from the gallery.
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Louisville
Lone Star
Texas
Ptomaine Poisoning Hits Wooster University Eleven Girls
Eleven Wooster University girls, including Mary McKinley of Boise Idaho, are suffering from ptomaine poisoning after a banquet. Two are in serious condition as physicians cannot explain the illness. University authorities remain silent.
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Wooster
Ohio
Jane
Mary McKinley
Boise
Idaho
Wooster University
Wenatchee Notices and Local Arrivals in Chelan County
Malaga reports H J Smith and several residents visiting the area on Wednesday. A.L. Rogers seeks a water franchise for Entiat districts with a public hearing set for July 2 1906 in Wenatchee.
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A.L. Rogers
County Commissioners
Chelan County
Washington
Millside
Chelan
Wenatchee
Jno. A. Gellatly
Wenatchee. Wash
Brewster
Paterons
Chelan Falls
Entiat
Orondo
Wenatchee Dai
Bridgport
Monda
Bridgeport
Sam
Okanogan Irrigation
T. A. Davies
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