Inaugural Parade Faces Hat Controversy and Rail Legislation
The Merry Widow hat stirs concern among parade managers as the opening ceremony risks becoming the sole spectacle. The $29 million case returns to court with one farmer on the jury, while corporate interests distrust farmers unless buying or selling. Legislature activity slows as a few small politicians battle over a local option bill and a uniform audit measure advances with House passage but Senate doubt. Economics favor the new county officer inspection plan, though its fate sits in the Senate. Spokane freight rates threaten to shift competition with Seattle and Wenatchee if applied, potentially turning Wenatchee into a new jobbing center.
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Senate
Jury of Peers Criticized as Illiterate in Tennessee Case
Spokane Press denounces jury selection in a Tennessee case. After screening over 3,000 talesmen, twelve illiterate jurors hear Colonel Cooper's trial for the killing of ex Senator Cormack. The piece blasts lawyers for exploiting bias and hereditary incompetence in juries.
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Nashville
Tenn
Colonel Cooper
United States
Cormack
Tennessee
Republic
Spokane
Olympics Park Created by Presidential Action
President Roosevelt set aside 460,000 acres in the Olympic mountains as a national park within the existing forestry reserve. The area includes rugged terrain and headwaters of major streams, promising spectacular scenery and future tourism for Washington. The plan, tied to the A Y P exposition, positions the Olympics as both commercial and aesthetic asset.
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Rosevelt
Olympic Mountains
Olympic Forestry Reserve
Washington
Olympics
Oregon
Olympic National Park
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Blaine on Federal Powers and Foreign Influence
The piece recalls James G. Blaine’s stance against foreign interference in U S policy and notes Italy’s protests over rioting in New Orleans. It cites Pacific naval tensions and California politics as context, arguing the United States acts under presidential orders while warning about external pressures.
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James G. Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
Italy
United States
New Orleans
Blaine
Japan
Pacific
Welch
California
Washington
Sacramento
Grove Johnson
California Assembly
Atlantic
Chicago
Chamberlain's Liniment Proclaimed Superior Remedy
Advert says good Liniment matches any preparation for muscular and rheumatic pains and sprains. It claims effectiveness for lame back and deep seated muscle soreness. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Denatured Alcohol Promoted for Chafing Dishes
A note advises ladies to use denatured alcohol for chafing dishes, claiming it is cheap safe and clean and provides a contact phone number 573 for more information.
Ladies' Aid to Serve Dinner in Nagle Hall
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will serve dinner in Nagle hall beginning at 11 30 oclock Saturday March 6. Price 35 cents. The general public is invited.
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Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Nagle Hall
Wenatchee Steam Laundry Driver Absence Notice
Did we miss you this week on account of new driver If so phone 1335 Wenatchee Steam Laundry 3 6.
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Wenatchee
Land for Sale or Trade Near Wenatchee
Land for sale or exchange one quarter section of fruit land near Wenatchee. Inquiry invites or chard close to Wenatchee with price. Contact J. H. Alexander at 3-3 Synarep Okanogan County Washington.
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Wenatchee
J. H. Alexander
Synarep
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