Men of the World Speak From Pulpit at Wenatchee Church
The Standing Room Only crowd filled the Baptist church as Senator Arthur Gunn and Frank Reeves spoke on church, politics, and law. Gunn urged Christians to engage in politics and warned against money over morals, while Reeves praised the church’s role in moral reform and discussed the lawyer’s search for truth and the church’s responsibilities.
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The
Baptist Church
Senator Gunn
Frank Reeves
Jessup
Arthur Gunn
Wenatchee
Gunn
Sam Jones
Reeves
Church
Tacoma
Wenatchee Sermon Probes Red Light District Patrons
The item notes a speaker unable to attend due to illness and Rev. Jessup will address next Sunday on Wenatchee's Red Light District Who Patronizes It and Where the Recruits Come From.
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Business World
Jessup
Wenatchee
Red Light District
Peshastin News Reports Local Disruptions and Moves
Martin Christenser of Leavenworth visited on business. Charles Wright reports 200 feet of flume collapsed at his Pe shastin sawmill, delaying operations until rebuilt. Ed Nemyer completed a bridge over the Peshastin. Several bridges replaced after high water and ice gauge. May 10 voters in districts 15 34 and 35 to choose site for district 57 schoolhouse. John Latimer and wife plan to move to Camas Creek homestead. W H Rosburg of Blewett heads to Monitor for canal company work.
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Martin Christenser
Leavenworth
Chas. Wright
Ed Nemyer
John Latimer
Camas Creek
W. H. Rosburg
Blewett
Monitor
Canal Company
Wreck of Burlington Flyer Kills Fireman and Injures Many
A westbound Burlington Flyer wreck near Manhattan Montana kills Fireman Harry Gilmore of Livingston and injures more than 25 passengers, with several seriously hurt. The train ran down a handcar. engine and cars ditched. engineer Furlong escaped with minor injuries.
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Butte
Mont
Manhattan
Harry Gilmore
Livingston
John Machie
Walkerfield
Minn
Paul Schei
Cromwell
Alexander Berg
Minneapolis
Alfred Anderson
Cambridge
Herbert Beach
Freeland
Mich
Charles Reynolds
Henry Simpson
Robert Jenkins
St. Paul
Burlington
John Furlong
Two Section Trains Draw Tourists West Under Cut Rates
Westbound trains of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific ran in two sections over the past days to accommodate tourists taking advantage of a temporary cut price. The cheap one way fare about a third below first class and a round trip rate on the first and third Tuesdays will run for 60 days, inspiring expected business from points east of St Paul and Minneapolis.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Northern
Pacme
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wenatchee Contagion Rumor Sparks Meat Investigation
Local rumor of tainted meat triggers health officer Dr Culp and city officials to inspect markets and Wenatchee Canning premises. State inspector to determine if tainted meat was sold while editor notes caution and urges public not to worry.
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Wenatchee
Culp
Wenatchee Canning Company
State Food Commissioner
Elmer E. Hey
State Board of Health
Davenport
F. W. Arnold
World Office
Mr. Arnold
Will Be Married Tomorrow at Malaga
At high noon Tuesday Miss Rumbolz will wed Mr. J. S. Usher at the bride’s mother home near Malaga. The German Lutheran rites will be followed in the presence of relatives. A Tuesday evening reception and dance at Malaga will honor the couple before their honeymoon to Spokane and eastern points.
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Miss Rumbolz
J. S. Usher
Malaga
Mrs. Usher
Spokane
World Free Open Air Concert Fund Subscriptions
Subscriptions pour in to fund a free open air concert in the park. Readers are urged to contribute amounts and names, with a list showing George A. Fisher five dollars, Daily World staff five dollars, Rev John Ferger two dollars, Mrs C E Sohn two dollars, and Prosecuting Attorney Crase two dollars among others.
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George A. Fisher
Chewawa Cafe
Daily World
T. J. Groves
Aigathe
E. V. Martin
John Ferger
C. E. S*ohl
C.S. Cr'der
Atorney Crass
Fined for Obscene Language in Hedrick-Porter Dispute
In Justice Palmer's court Mrs. Hedrick was fined 25 dollars and costs for abusing Mrs. Porter. The case centers on the trouble between Edgar Porter and Hedrick as the sheriff seeks a lead on his whereabouts with no clue yet discovered.
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Edgar Porter
Hedrick
Justice Palmer
Porter Linked to Ear Bite Rumor Died at Skyline Mill
Porter who bit Hed rick last week was rumored seen in Spokane. He died at Skyline Mill where Anglo Del More also died on Saturday evening. Funeral set for five pm at Hall's undertaking parlors. Hall telegraphed to M. W. Del Mare in New York City from the dead man’s effects.
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Porter
Hedrick
Spokane
Anglo del More
Hall
M. W. del Mare
New York City
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RED Apple Real Estate Company
C. H. Chapman
Great Northern Railroad
Wenatchee Valley
Irby Townsite and Land Co
Irby
Washington
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Old Strong Bank
Skyline
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