Local Notices and Arrivals Stir Wenatchee Scene
Dr Culp attended a man injured by a train in Cashmere early today, arm badly crushed. Mrs and Mrs James H O Leary of the Republic arrive from Seattle to live here. Various residents and visitors including Axling, Wantz, Rawlins and others travel between Wenatchee and nearby towns. Leavenworth to build an $18,000 school. Great Northern rail activity noted.
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Dr. Culp
Cashmere
James H. O'Leary
The
Republic
Seattle
Wenatchee Drug Co
Pp. L. Axling
Wenatchee
Miss Wantz
Monitor
D. F. Groff
Lula
John Clapp
Farrbury
Neb
S. W. Conant
Hammond
City
J. C. Eckel
Agnes Wilson
Malaga
B. E. Low
Low
Jennie
Lilliam
Findlay
Ohio
Clark Cox
George H. Ellis
R. H. Lord
Chelan
O. W. Mintzer
Spokane
Okanogan
L. L. Dean
Tekamat
Nebd
A. N. Corbin
Grant & Cox
W. R. Dunn
J. O. Stout
Sam Holcomb
Daggy Delivers Anglo Saxon Grit Lecture at Theatre
Maynard Lee Daggy of the University of Washington lectured Saturday night on Anglo Saxon grit tracing the history of the greatest race and its defining traits. The talk Abounded with anecdote and thoughtful analysis and drew strong praise from listeners as among the city’s best.
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Maynard Lee Daggy
U. W
Durieux Heads to France By Way Of Expositions
M. John Durieux leaves tomorrow for the Sound cities and Sam Francisco then travels east visiting the Jamestown Exposition Norfolk and New York before sailing for France. He will stay for several months at his old home in St. Romain des illes Saone Laire.
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M. John Durieux
Sound Cities
Sam Francisco
Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk
New York
France
M. Durieux
St. Romain
Des Illes
Saone Laire
Hotel Arrivals May 4 1907 Wenatchee List
Arrivals at Wenatchee hotels for May 4 1907 include Roosevelt J W Kelly of Seattle H A Grandy of Chicago J H Sey mour of Leavenworth A R Brown of Sioux City J M Dosjow of Spokane Pearl Christman of Martinsburg Mr and Mrs C E Keyes of Bellingham M L Daggy of Bruce Hendrick Seattle and Henry Thompson of Boston.
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Wenatchee
Roosevelt
J. W. Kelly
Seattle
H. A. Grandy
Chicago
J. H. Seymour
Leavenworth
A. R. Brown
Sioux City
J. M. Dosjow
Spokane
Pearl Christman
Martinburg
Five Bacchanalian Revelers Fined in Police Court
In police court five drinkers paid fines while one convict could not pay and was jailed. C. Atkinson fined five dollars for drunkenness and profane language. John Doe a ten dollar charge. May Hedrick fined twenty five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Al Hedrick to be tried Tuesday for fighting. Wm. Hudson fined five dollars for drunkenness. Wenatchee gains seventy four dollars through penalties.
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C. Atkinson
John Doe
Hedrick
al Hedrick
Wm. Hudson
Wenatchee
Holden Mine Lease Case Advances in Superior Court
In Denny versus Martin the Superior court overruled a motion to make the complaint more definite. Defendants have 20 days to answer. Bert Williams represents the defendants and J B Denny is present from Seattle. The case likely concludes at the October 1 term.
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Denny
Dover Baby Murder Claim Shocks Father in Farm Finding
Horace Marvin Jr is found on his father’s farm after being missing for two months. The grieving father and investigators say the body’s discovery and conditions point to murder by an amateur kidnapper. Relatives and neighbors helped search the marsh where the child was found.
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Dover
Del
Little Horace Marvin, Jr
Dr. Marvin
Mr. Pleasanton
Dover Boy’s Death Sparked Inquest and Search
A young farmer, Oliver Pleasanton, found a boy’s body in a pool three quarters of a mile from a straw stack where the child was last seen. The coroner will hold an inquest with twelve jurors as Dover officials promise no whitewashing. Two arrests are being discussed.
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Joseph Galloway
Dover
Taft Faces Balancing Act Between Ohio Duties and Foreign Affairs
In the Ohio appointment period Secretary Taft struggles to focus on domestic duties while maintaining attention on overseas dependencies and neighboring countries. The balance tests his capacity to manage both national and international concerns.
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Taft
Ohio
Shaw would guillotine the stingy rich says 106
The article notes George Bernard Shaw proposing drastic punishment for the stingy rich while acknowledging the constitution guards them from cruel and unusual punishments. The remark appears in a section of the periodical with a 600 line reference.
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George Bernard Shaw
Crescent pincushion for handy sewing at waist
A home dress maker uses a crescent shaped pincushion worn at the waist with strings at both ends to secure it at the waist line. The article recommends attaching scissors with a waist tape for easy reach and notes the crescent cushion stays out of the way and always at hand for pins.
Dainty Desserts Chocolate Almond Tapioca Banana Sponge
Dainty desserts feature Chocolate Almond Delight and Tapioca Banana Sponge. The first uses raspberry gelatin with chocolate almonds served in ice glasses with whipped cream and an almond centerpiece. The second blends tapioca sugar salt and lemon juice with egg whites, spread over bananas and served with cream or custard.
Pineapple Mousse and Culinary Fragments Collection
A mixture recipe for pineapple mousse using gelatin pineapple syrup lemon juice and curacao folds whipped cream and then chills in ice and salt. The text also describes a restaurant mishap with a waiter puzzle and a humorous order. It includes a humorous onion beauty anecdote and wardrobe care tips for shirt waists and delicate lingerie waists with folding and storage guidance.
Bohemian Birthday Supper Plan for Husband and Guests
A guide for a husband’s birthday celebration with close friends featuring a bohemian dining room setup. Decor ideas include odd plates pewter flagons stiff trees candles and flowers. Supper options include rye bread cheese ham sandwiches sliced onions potato salad pickles coffee celery and cheese.
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Hubby
How to Keep In a Fire and a Clever Waiter Tale
A guide advises keeping a fire long by layering damp newspaper balls coal dust and more newspaper between stoking. It suggests sifting cinders and placing them to light later for a clear fire. A tale follows of a waiter who decoded dish names to the cook via a speaking tube leading to humorous misinterpretations.
Caring for Shirt Waists Weights and Freshness
A discussion on preserving shirt waists in clean, unwrinkled condition. It examines laundering silk and wool waists, mending needs, and best storage to prevent crushing. Proposes a simple, accessible system for easy access without disturbing other garments.
Needlework Notes and Home Craft Ideas for Fashionable Finery
Embroidery edged with valen ciennes lace yields pretty collars and cuffs, while finely mended net curtains with single crochet stitch stay neat after laundering. Home made underwaists and dainty tinted underwear offer affordable elegance, with hand embroidered nightgowns and a green burlap table cover featuring couching silk gilt details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. McDonald
Portland
Jeanette
Wasecaee
Great Northern
G. B. Valentine
Bridgeport
W. Hunhead
E. J. O'Leary
Waterville
Harry Westland
E. A. Sticher
C. A. Hungate
Quincey
J. W. Barbour
B. Griffith
Francis B. Clark
St. Paul
H. D. Taft
Dan Mahoney
J. A. Blackler
Oroville
J. F. Beede
J. B. Lincoln
E. F. Drake
Willie Shaw
T. N. Shaw
Dan Shaw
J. D. Bunningson
C. H. Wells
A. G. Koody
H. W. Rice
D. B. Young
Daggy Pleases
Holden
Marvin Mystery
Hunter
Oliver Pleasanton
Columbia Heights
Mission Street
Douglas Street
East Front
Belmont
Orondo
Sunnyslope
Mr. Jones
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