Crowded Sheep Range in Cascades Draws 250000 Head
Leavenworth Washington June 18 The Cascade grazing area holds about 250000 sheep mainly near Leavenworth with Cheeses wintering in Douglas Adams and Franklin counties for summer grazing. Sheepmen note a wet season and foothill congestion as flocks grow amid high wool and mutton prices. Local grazing fees are 6 to 7 cents per head and timber trails bridges are built by shepherds. Wool output from the range between the Wenatchee and Chelan rivers is valued around 600000 dollars annually.
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President Wins On Meat Inspection
Washington reports a house leadership accord to pass the meat inspection bill next week, followed by the pure food and immigration bills, with no caucus needed and debate limited by special rules. The president will obtain the provisions included in the meat inspection bill.
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Auction Sale of Cassie's Dresses in Cleveland
In accordance with the wishes of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick now confined in the Ohio penitentiary, all her personal belongings are to be auctioned. The sale aims to liquidate her estate and settle outstanding matters amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Mrs Chadwick assets to be sold at public auction
Effects exempt from creditor seizure when she was declared bankrupt will be sold next Wednesday. Mrs Chadwick's wardrobe of three to four hundred dresses and many elaborate suits will be included along with rare and valuable ware Vernis Martin cabinets and bedsteads. Proceeds aim to liquidate trial incurred debts.
New Star Added to Old Glory
President Roosevelt signed the bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state. Arizona and New Mexico may be admitted as the state of Arizona if the territories vote yes. The ceremony featured Senators Beveridge and Hamilton and delegates McGuire and others. Roosevelt used two pens and called the move wise for settlers.
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Roosevelt weighs San Francisco relief plan at White House
President Roosevelt discussed aiding San Francisco with Senator Perkins and Senator Flint. Flint proposes a 10 million dollar time deposit with San Francisco banks for five years as relief. Senator Aldrich opposes direct loans but may be persuaded to back the Flint measure. A Senate Finance Committee hearing is set for Monday.
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Disorders Ramp Up Across Russian Empire Strikes Loom
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe rising unrest with a planned general strike against the government. Leaders of the proletariat, now emboldened, hint takeover if parliament falls, while bread shortages widen as bakers strike. A 15,000-strong social democrats gathering in Terijoki applauds revolutionary aims.
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Wheat crop looks good in Palouse region
Colfax reports rains assure a good wheat crop this year with Western Whitman County ahead in head development and Eastern Whitman County expected to yield well after dry spells. The Thelawn social for the Undies Aia society was postponed to Wednesday. refreshments will be served. Marriage licenses issued to W E Sharp and Leatha Dinemore of Wenatchee and to Jesse Kiser and Minnie Blackwell of Wenatchee.
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