Giddy Widow Defends Self in California Horse Suit
Mrs. E Hanbury known as The College Widow bursts into tears during cross examination in a divorce style horse bribery suit. She recounts detectives shadowing her adoring followers and spending evenings with her husband paying, while detailing her estranged marriage and lonesome island life.
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E. Hanbury
David Hanbury
C. M. Fickert
Malaga Squibs Debate Draws Full House in Malaga
Local notes report Wenatchee residents renewing ties as visitors travel to Malaga for a lively debate between F D Wagner and S C Pool at the Malaga schoolhouse. The event continues for a week with a full audience each evening while other locals attend and return home.
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Malaga
J. C. Corcoran
English View of a Third Term Debate in Labouchere View
Editor Labouchere argues against a single ruler succeeding another and proposes a seven to ten year term with no second term. He warns of a republic danger when a popular president becomes effectively sovereign for life and suggests succession by the ruler’s son erodes devotion to the nation.
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Labouchere
London
Truth
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Labouchere Argzoes
Merciful Murder and the Law of Deliberate Death
A discussion on mercy killing contrasts capital punishment with ending life to relieve suffering. The piece notes the legal requirement that premeditated murder is unlawful and cites a literary example from Edith Wharton. A humorous interlude on a conundrum and college discipline follows, reflecting social attitudes and language of the era.
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Edith Wharton
Ladies’ Hare Journal
Pipe types listed at Columbia Valley Bank event
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co announces pipe varieties including galvanized black sewer soil tin lead nickel and wooden pipes with contact phone 251 for the Columbia Valley Bank related promotion or notice.
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Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
Columbia Valley Bank
Sri.es
Rauney
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Co
Gem Cafe Greets Diners with Warm Welcome
A brief note invites neighbors to the Gem Cafe, promising friendly service and hearty meals. The message emphasizes community support and cordial hospitality for visitors and locals alike.
Among the Churches Presbyterian Schedule of Services
The Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 45 a m with Howard Thomas as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon The True Way to Live. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a 7 30 p m Evangelistic service The Irrepressible Conflict led by the minister. Choir music by MO W Berger. All welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
Howard Thomas
Christian Endeavor Society
MO. W. Berger
First Baptist Church
Wenatchee Drug Co
Ste
Jessup
Farmers to discuss freight rates for grain shipments
In Walla Walla on Saturday representatives from the Farmers union and railroad offices will meet to consider reducing freight rates on grain bags from 52 cents per hundred pounds. Oregon Railroad & Navigation's R. B. Miller and Northern Pacific freight head Henry Miller will attend with six farmers' union members. The meeting follows a postponement from last month.
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Walla Walla
He Farmers’ Union
Miller
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Henry Miller
Northern Pacific Freight Departments
Farmers’ Organization
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Subjects
Methodist Church holds services Sunday at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m with morning sermon The Value of Beneficence and evening sermon An Anchor that Holds A Sunday School session is listed for 9 30 a m Ju
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Methodist Church
Housing ads prompt quick paper listings
Classified note urges immediate newspaper ads for houses or rooms for rent. Mentions up-to-date stationery and Wenatchee Drug Company station. Ends with invitation to meet at the Gem Cafe as the crowd gathers.
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Wenatchee Drug
Bottle Whisky Found in Boonton Cellar During Renovation
Workmen enlarging the old William H. Temple building in Boonton New Jersey uncovered a hidden bottle of whiskey along with shinplasters coins and gold nuggets valued around a thousand dollars. The bottle had been tucked behind lathing when a temperance boss halted its removal. The site dates to Temple’s fifty year old dwelling and store, with some nuggets said to have come from him after his 1849 California trip.
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Boonton
N. J
William H. Temple
Temple
California
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