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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for a Wenatchee, Washington newspaper. One year by mail costs 5.00 in advance, six months 2.50, and carrier delivery is 10 cents per week.
Chicago sees a complete tie up of excursion boats as mariners strike, halting operations for the season ahead and risking thousands in losses for boat owners. Tagmen plan walkouts after orders from national headquarters, likely today.
New York May 4 The National Trotting Association board of review orders a strict probe into alleged mercury administration to Lou Dillon after the 1964 Gold Cup defeat by Major Delmar. Hearing to be held in Lexington Kentucky next month. Murray Howe of the Memphis Trotting association did not appear and charges against Smathers were dismissed without prejudice as he denied the accusations.
Chicago May 4 Mrs Helen Moloney wife of James Moloney a Chicago manufacturer obtained a divorce solely to secure a $500000 estate left her by her mother on condition she separate from him. They plan remarriage this summer as soon as she complies.
A Maine widow strict on theology admits an old sea captain who questions hell and numbers. A young woman struggles with order as a visitor comments on disorder. In Philadelphia a defendant misreads a Wellington statue case, trading items and mistaking demands, while a magistrate pieces together the absurdities.
A fashion forecast highlights pussy willows as novel hat trimmings and American Beauty rose embroidered petals. It notes hatpin color matching, enameled orchid shades, and other flower decorations. Bolero sleeves widen. linen batiste skirts rise in spring wear. triple corded stripe remains popular for tailored garments.
Carl Christensen serves as the Clerk of the Superior Court in Chelan County Washington, performing official court administration for the state.
A Browning Magazine excerpt contrasts art with wealth and recalls a failed engagement to Van Rock's daughter. The piece ends with a wry line about a good man judged by his acquaintances, reflecting social values of the era.
The notice advertises Union Dye Works offering ladies and gents clothing cleaning and dyeing by the French steam process, pressed and repaired with guaranteed satisfaction. Located at the corner of Wenatchee Ave and 1st St N Wenatchee Washington. Also promotes the Daily World job printing department and sample displays.
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