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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1906

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New Wenatchee Buildings Rise Along 400 Foot Frontage

Wenatchee sees major new construction with nearly 400 feet of frontages on Wenatchee avenue. Projects include the Columbia Valley Bank building, Groves Miller block, Rosenberg block, Mooney block, Mechtel building, Gehr Fuller block, and Haider block. Additional plans and remodeling of Beal block Elberta Hotel and Olea county courthouse are noted, with numerous residences under construction citywide.

Colubmia Valley Bank Varlding Wenatchee Avenue Groves Miller Rosenberg Mooney Mechtel Gehr-Fuller Haider Mission Street First Street W. H. Pringle Beal Orondo Avenue Elberta Olelan County Court House Wenatchee

Farnsworth sells confectionery store on Wevatchee Avenue

Lee Farnsworth sells the confectionery to E F Mendenhall and wife with two grandchildren. They move from Anaconda Montana to purchase the house and two lots on Okanogan Avenue. Farnsworth undecided about future plans.

Lee Fransworth Wevatchee Avenue F. F. Farnsworth E. F. Mendenhall Mr. Mendhall Anaconda Montana J. R. Wilson Okanogan Avenue Mr. Farnsworth

Cabinet debates possible Justice action against Standard Oil

Washington officials reveal the department of justice may initiate proceedings against Standard Oil. Attorney General Moody planned to issue an official statement later in the day as the cabinet session discussed ongoing investigations into the company's dealings.

Washington, D. C Department of Justice Standard Oil Company Moody

Weeded for better or worse Mrs Washburn vows to save marriage

In New York a distraught Mrs Hilda Allan Washburn told reporters she would not divorce her stock broker husband. He had been arrested on support charges and later posted bonds in West Side court to pay 15 dollars weekly toward his wife’s support. Washburn admitted paying 85 000 dollars for a stock exchange seat last fall but said he borrowed it from his father and now earns only 40 dollars a week. She insisted she loves him and believes he will return.

New York Hilda Allen Washburn Santa Monica West Seventieth Street New York Stock Exchange Westjeide Court Washburn

No Fourth of July Celebration in Wenatchee

Wenatchee business men decide not to hold a public Fourth of July event after a Finance Committee survey showed insufficient merchant support. The town will skip a citywide celebration, opting for picnics and private parties instead while Leavenworth plans a large celebration. Wenatchee’s Military Band will play there and Prof. Crollard's orchestra will provide music for a dance.

Wenatche Commercial Club Wenatchee Leavenworth Prof. Crollard Maria

Justice of the Peace Blythe Found After Wolf Incident

Calumet Michigan June 23 Justice of the Peace Blythe of Mass City was found by a search party this morning after spending forty eight hours separated from friends while fishing He was up a tree with a peck of wolves under him. Kansas City June 23 Judge McPherson fined Armour Swift Cadahy and Nelson Morris 15000 each and Burlington 15000 on two counts GL Thomas 6000 four months L B Tagget 4000 three months Notices of appeal filed.

Calumet, Mich Justice of the Peace Blythe Mass City Kansas City McPherson Armour Swift Cadahy Nelson Morris Burlington Thomas L B Tagget

Eleven Insurance Firms to Quit California

Eleven insurance companies say they will abandon California given noncompliance with new state laws. Concurrently at the University of Chicago five professors resign, citing disorganization and the need for a new president, criticizing pay and promotion practices that attract few long tenured staff.

San Francisco Chicago Harper

Fisherman’s Suicide Linked to Fishing Struggles

In St. Louis on June 22 Joseph Buecklein took his own life after an all day fishing trip yielded only three fish. The veteran angler believed steady effort pays, a sentiment echoed in a Daily paper ad.

St. Louis Joseph Buecklein

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