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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
2
The treasury department calls for bids to build a federal public building in Everett while noting Wenatchee’s progress and urging local voters to back a candidate who can secure tangible federal support. Editorial reviews condemn Spokane board members for misusing office and praise Kentucky Governor Goebel pardon as a prudent act in reform.
Wenatchee fans saw Vancouver defeat Wenatchee six to nothing. Vancouver’s infield was quick and Evans fanned eight with three walks while Hickey struck out seven and hit one. Both teams managed only two hits and made a pair of double plays.
Prince Atkinson and Earl Vachon are still at large as warrants issued last Friday remain unsatisfied. Officers have been unable to locate them and expect eventual capture, noting their notoriety makes a successful escape unlikely.
Mr Adolph Stuhmiller and Miss Christina Kehrer both of Quincy received a marriage license today from County Auditor Godfrey. A L Maltbie, автомobilist, now owns a large car previously owned by W S Gehr.
The article notes the automobile associated with Gehr used during his tour to New York, highlighting the vehicle as a key detail of the trip.
Frankfort Kentucky June 13 America's most famous prisoner was freed by Governor Augustus E Wilson with a pen stroke. Caleb Powers pardoned after nine years on conspiracy to murder Governor William Goebel. Jim Howard cleared of assassination charges but remains jailed on other convictions. The tale closes with a light anecdote about hidden money and a pear tree.
In a Clover club dinner invitation refusal the saying of clover as industry and contentment is explored with poetic imagery. A botanist describes the wild tamarind or tuba plant affecting nonruminant animals, causing hair loss and altered hoofing, while ruminants are less affected and the plant is encouraged as cattle fodder in the Bahamas.
The Milwaukee Land Company will auction five new towns in Washington’s Palouse region. Seabury and Pandora are scheduled for May 25 in Spokane, as part of the sale.
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