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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
1
Reports from St. Petersburg date March 5 describe public unease as the emancipation anniversary passes without an agrarian ukase. Conservatives warn of uprisings linked to land hunger, while radicals focus on continued peasant misery under emancipation.
The Wichita area endures the worst dust storm in years as three days of winds from 30 to 40 miles per hour sweep the countryside. Dust fills the air with a heavy, leaden hue.
Edward Hanavan narrowly escaped death on Mount Hayden when a snowslide swept him 100 feet into a gulch. His retriever Sandy dug to him and kept him alive until he could free himself. After returning home he found his missing wallet retrieved by the dog.
The February 28 wedding of Lela Maude Ingersoll and E N Cook Jr occurred at the bride’s parents home in Clockum with Rev. A L B Anderson officiating. Relatives and a few friends attended. a feast followed and many gifts were exchanged. The couple will make their home on a Entiat valley homestead.
The Daily World announces openings in its job printing department for Saturday shifts. Factory conditions promise satisfactory work with sample demonstrations available for inspection.
In a high stakes power struggle at Mutual Life Insurance, Stuyvesant Fish leads a coalition aiming to oust current management. The fight centers on Albany strategy to defeat Armstrong committee recommendations and proxies for a November election while trustees face potential retirements and replacements. Cornelius Vanderbilt Speyer Olcott and Twombly reportedly asked to delay resignations pending the outcome.
Ruth Bostrom a ten year old girl partly blind and half paralyzed was awarded 20000 damages from Union Traction by a jury. The verdict, among the largest personal damage awards in Chicago courts, supported Dr H Preston Pratt's theory that electricity can injure without contact. The girl celebrated by running to her attorney and mother.
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