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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
3
A cryptic, fragmented note describes a dream associated with Palm Ia Waeutihes Dewg Os. The readable text hints at a mysterious location or event but provides few concrete details or dates.
The attorney general maintains that a recent supreme court decision upholds the old law allowing towns to prohibit liquor sales within their borders. The Aberdeen case is cited where a sakoon license was revoked. The opinion also advises Sunnyside to keep alcohol tax receipts, notes tax-liability for non-incorporated dates, and covers school levy voting rules and a Seattle meeting for federal reservation complaints.
An elderly man who gave the name John Morrissey died suddenly during a circus exhibition in New York. He had sought aid from the De paelle and offered to work as a rider before collapsing mid performance and dying before a physician could aid him. The body was taken to the morgue.
NORTH YAKIMA Washington May 13 boosters decide to establish headquarters in Spokane during the convention week of the Baptist Young People's union July 4 to 7. Two members will open the center to entertain delegates and promote Yakima valley. Fruit and Spitzenburg apples will be distributed to attendees. Delegates from across the United States will attend and boosters aim to recruit settlers.
Elberton area reports late frosts spared orchards around town. J. W. Berkstres seer maintains a small peach orchard adjoining Elberton, noting frost spared his trees as others suffered in the region.
farmer Mr Berkstresser estimates about 15000 pounds of peaches from 95 young trees this year. Apricot trees are full and will need thinning. Apples and pears are in full bloom with a potential heavy crop if weather permits.
Newport Rhode Island May 12 The submarine Octopus broke all US quick dive records during Cove tests at Coddington. Tests show rapid submersion from surface with gasoline propulsion, fairing rain and fog as a tugboat and two barges nearby.
Ellensburg Washington May 13 A good roads campaign led by the Commercial club paves the way for a county bond vote of 150000 this fall to improve Kittitas roads. Engineer Samuel Lancaster visit spurs strong support as 75 miles of highway are targeted at about 2000 a mile. The county will gain immediate funds of 2900 plus an equal state allotment totaling 4000 in the near term.
Professor Shaw of Washington State College will spend two months in Alaska collecting animal and bird specimens for the college museum. He will travel from Seattle to Sitka and procure skins to be stuffed and mounted, with larger skins brought back for preparation by students under expert taxidermists.
A basement blaze at Griffin and Fennell’s candy store in Walla Walla was set at 8 o’clock. Excelsior near a partition was ignited and the fire reached the ceiling before a clerk extinguished it. Indications point to a deliberate attempt to burn the building. a back door had been left unlocked.
The Yangtze arrives from Yokohama with Marquis Ito's Seoul speech denouncing Japan's selfish policy in Korea. He argues no selfish policy succeeds and urges Japan to advance the interests of other nations.
News says China will send several military cadets from northern China to the French military school at St Cyr for training. On completion they will be drafted into various divisions of the Chinese army.
Mellilla Morocco May 13 It is rumored that the sultanate army has defeated the pretender’s forces near Marchka with heavy casualties. Government troops are said to have captured 200 prisoners.
Two Rock Island freight trains collided head on a few miles west of Lima Oklahoma early today. Engineer Curry and a black crewman shoveling coal for Fireman Line man died. Three tramps and a brakeman were seriously injured. Engineer Whalen reported to have escaped injury and took blame for the wreck. He had orders to take the siding at Lima but did not.
In Indianapolis on May 13 F. P. Greene, charged with murdering his 17 year old son, had the case continued to Thursday and Greene remains held without bail.
Abraham Hummel was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to one year in state prison after the Appellate Division affirmed his conviction for conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce case. He testified for the state in the Thaw case and was a theatrical attorney and close friend of the late Stanford White.
Miss Bell Wilson an 18 year old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Searr committed suicide in Council Bluffs Iowa after reading a prayer book and a petition for her salvation. She fired a bullet from a revolver held in her hand leaving a note expressing love for the family asking forgiveness and giving funeral instructions.
Norfolk announces two large Red Men pow WOWs to be held at the Jamestown Exposition grounds in May and September. About a hundred delegates are expected with many braves and families, as the organization promotes activity at the Flower Moon and Corn Moon events. John W. Cherry, Great Prophet, coordinates with the Exposition officials for use of Armory Hall May 15–17.
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