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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1909

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Longanecker Dominates Skykomish In One Sided Baseball Game

Longanecker dazzled with perfect control striking out six and allowing no walks or hits. Skykomish pitcher kept the visitors to singles as Wenatchee's defense backed him with strong catches and few errors. Ames, Chapman, and Black produced key two base hits while Triplett stole home to score the first run.

Goodwin Longanecker Wenatchee Hurd Watson Triplett Skykomish Ames Chapman Black Whalen Perry

Wenatchee Fearful Of Bridge Purchase Legislation

The Wenatchee public dismisses claims that Governor Hay seeks to buy the Columbia River bridge with state funds. A looming battle in Olympia over repeal bills and a $50 000 improvement appropriation is anticipated, tied to allegations of canal interests and political favoritism.

Hay Columbia River Wenatchee P.I House Seattle Times Olympia Rydstrom Pierce Senate Wenatchee Bridge Falconer Snow Wenatchee Development Company Clark Spokane

Former foes meet as friends at Salem Church reunion

Surviving Yankees and Rebels who fought at Salem Church May 3 1864 meet at Grassmere Edgewater Park home of Gen Edward Burd Grubb. Daughters of the Confederacy assist in reception as veterans and wives gather with Col Hillary Herbert Gen Grubb and Gen Thomas Alford as principal speakers.

Burlington N. J Salem Church Edward Burd Grubb Grassmere Edgewater Park Daughters of the Confederacy Alabama Hillary Herbert Navy Cleveland Grubb New Jersey Infantry Thomas Alford

Weil Wedding Attended by Spokane Notables

Mr and Mrs N S Neubauer and Mr and Mrs Hyman Harris travel to Spokane to witness the marriage of Mrs R Weil owner of the Palace department store and Adolph Weil, brother of Mrs Weil’s former husband. The ceremony promised to be among the swellest events in Spokane.

N. S. Neubauer Hyman Harris Spokane R. Weil Palace Department Adolph Weil Weil

Prison Bars Form Marriage Altar

Judge Bonney united Dan Vincenguerra and Miss Gladys Stacy alias Clara Ward in a marriage ceremony at the county sheriff's office. The groom spent part of the honeymoon in jail. Vincenguerra had been acquitted of murder in self defense and faced further charges from Stacy over living off her earnings. He was released after a brief detention and posted bonds. The couple planned a short wedding trip to Wenatchee.

Bonney Dan Vincenguerra Gladys Stacy Clara Ward Ellensburg Wenatchee Vincenguerra Stacy Vincenguerro

Explosion wrecks Chicago telephone exchange

An explosion last night wrecked a central Chicago telephone exchange causing about 100000 dollars in damage and injuring 15 people, one fatally suspected. Police still cannot explain the incident, with investigators unsure if it is a gamblers war or vengeance against the firm over racetrack information usage. Mrs Towne has returned from Seattle.

Chicago

River Pirate Tale Ends With Friendly Ferry Mixup

A Chelan Falls Co and O agent named Smith rode toward Wenatchee in a small boat when Winesap resident Dr. Austin saw the craft and alerted locals. George Goman fired a shotgun mistaking the boat for a thief, only to learn Smith was a company agent aiming to catch a train.

Columbia River Wenatchee Chelan Falls Smith Austin Winesap George Goman Goman Pirat C. & O. Company

League Games Yesterday Across Cities and Scores

Baseball and league results from yesterday show Spokane 2 Aberdeen 1 and Tacoma 4 Seattle 1 with Portland 1 Vancouver 0 in 10 innings. Morning San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 2. afternoon LA 6 SF 2. Vernon 1 Oakland 4. Vernon 2 Oakland 0. Portland 3 Sacramento 11. St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 5 then 1 7. Chicago 1 Cincinnati then 3 7. St Louis 6 Cleveland then 3 11. Chicago 0 Detroit then 5 Detroit. Washington Weather notes showers tonight or Tuesday in the west while the east remains fair tonight and Tuesday.

Spokane Aberdeen Tacoma Seattle Portland Vancouver Washington Fair

Jury Investigates Death in Maryland Village Bungalow

In St Michaels Maryland coroner's jury investigates Edith May Woodill death. Witnesses cite a jealousy motive by a man nicknamed Lame Bob Eastman. Investigators probe launch party seen near Broad Creek and the alcohol evidence left in the bungalow.

Bob" Eastman Woodill Broad Creek Eastman

Chelan County Wins A Y P Exposition Apple Prize

Chelan County captured top honors at the A Y P exposition by prevailing over other apple districts with Jonathan apples. The county keeps apples longer and beat rivals in Seattle, securing a second consecutive prize for Chelan in Delicious apples.

Chelan County A.Y.P Seattle

Chelan County booklets roll off presses to tout region

A.Y.P. committee issues 20000 copies of a 16 page picture and write up of Chelan County’s resources. Max Bass requests 5000 more. The cover highlights Chelan as the Home of the Big Red Apple. Chelan, Cashmere, Malaga, Leavenworth, Peshtin, Wenatchee named among organizers.

The Daily World A.Y.P Chelan County Prize Fruit Max Bass Great Northern A.Y.P. Daily News Leavenworth Echo B. M. Chapman Cashmere E. T. Balch Malaga Perry Wright Chelan H. E. Carr Leavenworth Chas. Craig Peshastin D. N. Gellatly Wenatchee

Ice Men and Firemen Play Tonight in Twilight League

The Twilight league schedule was adopted with no changes. Tonight’s six inning game pits the Ice Men against the Firemen at 7 o clock. Tomorrow features Bankers versus Printers, with listed lineups for both teams.

Icemen Firemen Bankers Printers Morrison Leonardy Ross Cushing Little Godfrey Throw Miller Wine Subs Percy Scheble Chas Harlan Stahl Gillette Lemmon Olds Robinson Shaw Keiser Salis Arnold Fenton Sabs Mortimer Morris Oolum

Mrs A Taylor Travels After Saturday To Seattle

Mrs A Taylor left Saturday afternoon for Seattle. Judge Palmer and his sister Miss S Palmer spent Sunday in Cashmere.

Mrs. A. Taylor Seattle Judge Palmer S. Palmer Cashmere

Hunter Perkins Two Coyotes With One Shot

H M Maxwell of this city became famous for killing two coyotes at the same time using a single 22 rifle. He was in Peshastin when a hogs back climbed the mountains and saw the coyotes approaching. He fired the first shot missing then the second took effect. A third bullet felled the second animal.

H. M. Maxwell Maxwell

Second Day of Car Strike in Pittsburg

Pittsburg on June 28 reports the street car strike entering its second day. Rioting is feared if the company tries to operate cars. Outlying barns are closely guarded.

Pittsburg

Marriage License Issued to Winn and Mustel

A marriage license was issued Saturday to J. R. Winn of Lamon Washington and Miss Rachel Mustel of Cashmere.

J. R. Winn Lamon, Wash Rachel Mustel Cashmere

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ING Investigation Mrs. Ren Dan Vincenguerro Lensburg D. C. Towne Ing Columbia Nings San Francisco Los Angeles Vernon Oak Land Oakland Sacramento St. Louis Pitts Burg Cincinnati Detroit MRS JONATHAN _ APPLE Cessful Adertis Seattle Fair Coyotes
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