Arranged Games With Pontiacs Set For Next Week
Manager Scheble of Recreation Park announces five games with the last Pontiacs of Seattle starting next Tuesday. Games will run Tuesday to Friday and Sunday at 4 pm, with a 3 pm Sunday. Two new players join the Pontiacs, shortstop and outfield first base. Kyle Rush and Brown will handle pitching. A local doubleheader is set for tomorrow at 3 pm, 25 cents admission. Pontiacs have toured Water Ville for six games, taking the majority.
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Scheble
Recreation Park
Kyle
Rush
Brown
Omnipotent Om cult leader Pierre Bernard to stand trial
Pierre A. Bernard of New York head of a mystic cult faces trial Monday in general sessions for abducting a girl from Portland Oregon. The case draws interest in Wenatchee due to his relation to Mrs. E M Baker and his past Pacific Coast notoriety after police raided his luxury West Seventy fourth street quarters. Bernard has appealed for funds to aid his defense amid a white slave crusade backdrop.
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Pierre A. Bernard
New York
Court of General Sessions
Bernard
West Seventy-fourth Street
Portland
Ore
Wenatchee
E. M. Baker
Cottage House
Pacific Coast
Local residents plan short trips and business moves
Mr and Mrs H Leighton depart for several weeks at Chelan. J H Miller heads to upper country on a ten day business trip. Fred Reeves travels to Monroe for State Reformatory board meetings. J J McNerney and wife, Mrs Terry Ross, visit Seattle and Alki Point with stops in North Yakima and Spokane.
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Mrs. H. Leighton
Chelan
J. H. Miller
Harrington
Central Produce Co
Fred Reeves
Monroe
State Reformatory Board
Wenatchee
Beer Shipped Again Across State Lines Sparks Sale Push
With hot days running high, orders for beer consignments flow to a Spokane liquor house with Idaho ties. The Interstate commerce law aids wets by permitting shipments of Pacific coast and eastern brands. Several barrels reached Wenatchee in the last two days via this method.
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Spokane
Idaho Village
Wenatchee
Monorail Crash Ends Maiden Run Near Island City
New York reports the first regular trip of the Island City to Barlow monorail ended in a crash as the mechanic and car toppled over before completing half the journey. Fifteen injured, several seriously.
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New York
Island City
Barlow
Carlisle Suffers Sixth Cloudburst In Six Weeks
A noon cloudburst in Carlisle Kentucky damaged eight blocks washing away crops on low land. The town has suffered six cloudbursts in six weeks.
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Carlisle
Seattle license ties Wenatchee couple in marriage
A marriage license issued in Seattle yesterday lists Mrs. Rose A. Wetsel and W. A. Schroeder as the contracting couple both of Wenatchee. The bride has long operated a lodging house in this city and the groom is also a well known local resident.
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Seattle
Rose A. Wetsel
W. A. Schroeder
Wenatchee
Creamed Crabs In Ramekins
Recipe steps describe removing meat from six crabs and seasoning with salt cayenne nutmeg lemon juice. Prepare a roux then blend with crab meat, add egg yolks off heat, and finish by baking in ramekins with buttered crumb topping untill brown.
Plain Apple Dumplings And Gingerbread Recipe Notes
A fragment lists making baked apple dumplings with flour paste and apple filling, shaping like snowballs and baking. Also includes hot water gingerbread with molasses ginger and soda, and a whitewash recipe using lime, milk, color, and turpentine for taside work.
Malaga resident Gillette seeks first district county commissioner post
E M Gillette of Malaga announces candidacy for county commissioner district one to succeed Alex Pitcher. He owns about 600 acres in Chelan County and has lived in the area since 1890, with his family in the county six to seven years. Malaga residents press for road improvements and representation from their end of the county. he plans to file as a Republican.
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Alex Pitcher
Malaga
Gillette
Henry James and Roosevelt clash over family size
Henry James argues small families signal intelligence and progress while large ones reflect decline. He recalls Thompson with fourteen children and a seashore trip halted by police who mistake the crowd for a mob, illustrating the era’s social tensions.
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Henry James
Colonel Roosevelt
Prevail
France
Mr. James
Thompson
Oldfield Talks Speed and a Whip Craft Tale
Bar ny Oldfield discusses his new world record with a reporter calling speed a fairy tale. A chorus of teamsters and others share remarkable whip feats and claims, ending with a sly joke about a thief’s luck from Sag Harbor.
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Barney Oldfield
Plains
Lights On Autos: State Fine For Unlit Vehicles
Frequent complaints cite cars without lights at night. State law imposes up to a $100 fine for the first offense. The rule requires a white front lamp and red rear lamp with the license number painted in dark numerals on the white glass. The main city ordinance limits speed to a mile per five minutes within streets and a mile per ten minutes at intersections.
Stevens School Contract For Kalsemining And Painting
The Stevens school renovation contract will be let to M. O. Merrill if specifications remain unchanged. Merrill’s bid was the lowest for kalsemining and painting both interior and exterior. Work to begin next week to finish before the fall session opens.
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Stevens
M. O. Merrill
Fire on Hudson destroys Metropolitan Steamship pier
A major blaze on the Hudson River in front of Manhattan destroyed the Metropolitan Steamship Company's main pier with an estimated $600,000 loss. The steamer Henry F. Dimock suffered severe damage while several lighters and small craft were partially burned.
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Hoboken
Hudson River
Manhattan
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Henry F. Dimock
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