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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1906

Page

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Czar Refuses To Receive Deputation At St Petersburg

May 21 dispatch reports Nicholas I refuses audience to a parliamentary deputation. Patent clash prompts a cabinet meeting and threats of action, with a potential coup plot discussed in London based on reports from St. Petersburg.

Czar St. Peterburg Mouromtaeff Peternof Empror Nicholas Constitutional Democratic Moaromtself Baron Fredericks Imperial House London the Tribune St. Petersburg

Cattle boom and wool shipment mark Okanogan valley spring

Cattlemen report more than 1000 beef cattle sold in the valley this spring at an average 50 dollars per head. Conconully notes about 175000 pounds of wool to be shipped downriver from May 20 as shearing begins. Wool in top condition with prices around 25 cents per pound reflecting high quality from Okanogan county.

Methow Okanogan County Okanogan

Fire Devastates 100 Square Miles Across Upper Michigan

Milwaukee May 20 Forest fires have ravaged nearly six counties in Upper Michigan covering about 100 square miles. Loss is estimated at $1,000,000 with rise expected as more areas report damage. About 4,000 people are homeless with refugees flocking to Keweenaw Marquette and other cities.

Milwaukee Wis Forest Upper Michigan Keonnaba Marquette Wisconsin Lake Superior

Runaway Wagon Injures Mike Horan Near Wenatchee River

Saturday night a runaway horse attached to Mike Horan’s wagon caused a crash on the avenue near the Wenatchee river. Horan was thrown, bruised, and rendered unconscious. Utter escaped with minor injuries while W E Stevens rode in an accompanying auto. Dr. King treated Horan at L W Smith’s house, and he’s resting at home with believed no serious outcomes.

Mike Horan Wenatchee River Gehr Place W. E. Stevens Mr. Horan Utter L. W. Smith Dr. King

Two Heat Deaths Reported in East New York

Two people died and several others were seriously affected by heat in East New York. Officials noted temperatures of 85 degrees in shade but 95 degrees on the streets during the afternoon.

New York

Land Grabber Pater Arrested in California Hideout

Frauds suspect and fugitive from Oregon land schemes, Pater was seized in Alameda by federal agents after resisting. He used the alias James William Bar, had recently visited Berkeley, and planned to sail for China. A Winchester rifle and Colt revolver were found in his Park street room.

San Francisco S. A D. Pater Oregon Boston Alameda Secret Service Putor Peter New York Park Street Berkeley Peters James William Bar East China Pater Park Avenue

Mitchell pleads not guilty to murder in first degree

George Mitchell appeared before Judge Frater in the superior court and entered a not guilty plea to first degree murder in the Franz Edmund Creffield case. The trial was scheduled for June 25 as spectators filled the courtroom. A farmer W H Paulhbamus pledged $5,000 to secure Mitchell’s release and offered farm work until acquittal.

Seattle George Mitchell Franz Edmund Creffield Frater Mitchell Norris W. H. Paulhbamus Puyallup Valley

More Trouble Over Korea

Tokio reports a delicate diplomatic issue over Korea. Rumors say Russia ignores the Japanese Korea treaty and protectorate, claiming Portsmouth recognized Korea independence. British and German governments allegedly support Japan while the United States and France remain silent.

Tokio Japan Korea Russia Portmouth United States France

Life as burden and the burdened view in prose

A reflective musing contrasts life’s weight with human judgment while pondering the idea of angels. It questions whether men who praise women as angels ever truly perceive such beings, leaving readers with a meditation on perception and burden.

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