Washington State Press association to meet in Everett
The Washington State Press association annual meeting will be held in Everett from July 25 to 27. President E. E. Beard and other officials outlined plans for a literary program and invited speakers including John L. Wilson and A. Mead. The program features organization sessions, excursions, a banquet and ball, with Snohomish county publishers organizing the event.
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Seattle
Washington State Press Association
Everett
E. E. Beard
The
Vancouver Columbian
J. B. Best
Everett Herald
F. W. Middaugh
Spokane Chronicle
Will A. Steel
Name News
F. A. Hazeltine
South Bend Journal
Dan W. Bush
Chehalis Nugget
Snohomish County
John L. Wilson
A. E. Mead
John D. Atkinson
Joseph Blethen
P. Weton
Panér Milsmeiter
Railroads and fares amid strong newspaper advertising contracts
Railroads maintain current fare levels this year and expect steady attendance despite competition, buoyed by newspapers retaining lucrative cash advertising contracts with the rail lines.
Stamps and cash stolen from Pasadena post office safe
Thieves removed over $13,000 in stamps and a drawer of papers from a Pasadena post office safe last night. They nearly forced open a treasure section containing $2,000 but were frightened away and fled in a stolen buggy.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dramatization of Gospel Urged at Methodist Banquet
A Chicago banquet by the Methodist Social union promoted Wesley hospital and a $200000 endowment for church philanthropy. Rev. George P. Eckman of St. Paul’s NY urged dramatizing the gospel and using practical works like hospitals to advance salvation, calling for action over preaching.
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Chicago
Methodist Social Union
Wesley Hospital
George P. Eckman
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church of New York
Indications of Good Crop Reported in Yakima Valley
Traveling freight agents and Agricultural Inspector Joe Brown forecast a bumper crop across the Yakima Valley with apples and ears shipped likely exceeding previous records. Minor damage noted to apricots. some orchards show 150 to 200 percent yield potential, while new districts along the Snake River near Lewiston and Clarkston are also promising.
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North Yakima
Joe Brown
Lewiston
Idaho
Will White
Snake River
Clarkston
Memorial Day Pythians Memorial Services Planned
At the Knights of Pythias last meeting it was voted to hold memorial services in the city and cemetery on Memorial Day May 30. All members are urged to attend the next meeting Monday May 27 for final arrangements by the Special Committee.
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Knights of Pythias
Forty Years of Silence Shock Chicago Trappist Visitor
Father Andrew a Trappist monk visiting Chicago for his sister Catherine Sheehan's funeral describes how forty years away from city life left him overwhelmed by the sounds of cars, trains, and crowds. He had lived at New Melleray Abbey near Dubuque and rarely read newspapers, returning to the monastery after a five day leave.
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Chicago
Andrew
Catherine Sheehan
St. John’s Church
Henry Gillispie
New Melleray
Dubuque
Father Andrew
City
Famous New York Lawyer Goes to Pen Alone
Abraham H. Hissel, once a prominent criminal lawyer in New York, begins a one year sentence at Blackwell's Island for conspiracy linked to the Dodge Morse divorce case. He fought the conviction through several courts but the final decision stood, and he has also been disbarred.
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New York
Abraham H. Hissel
Blackwell's Island Penitentiary
Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Hummel Flees Home Then Surrenders For Penitentiary
AHummel, released on bail, fled his East Seventy third Street home in an automobile without a guard and later turned himself in at Blackwell's Island. A crowd watched as he dashed from a basement door with a handkerchief to his face, then vanished before officers could locate the vehicle. He reached Blackwell's Island shortly before 4 p.m. to begin his sentence.
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Hummel
Penitentiary
East Seventy Third Street
Blackwell's Island
Hummell
Real Estate Transfers Weekly Summary Chelan County
Real estate transfers for the week ending May 18th show numerous deeds in Chelan County with buyers including James H. Hen Bong, A H Brunson, Belle Rickman, W R Prowell, Clarence T Newland, N S Neubauer, Madison Investment Co, Alfred A Speger, Mission Calan Co, Eva D Fosdick, David Stine, Nellie Crowley, Geo S Merriam, A L Woodin, B Stillwell, W H Samson, Percy Walker, Tolman Tripp, Chas Johnson, Joel Stanford, Aruna H Bronson, Adelia Liddford, W W McGiverin, George Bacon, Jeanette Peachey, Amos Edmunds, Reuben Brown, Wenatchee Dev Co, Myra Marble, Wm Bowen, Wil Natchee, Sattru Bowelli, Burt Williams, and E O Scott among others. Properties span Wenatchee Cashmere Chelan Leavenworth and monitors estates with prices largely at $1 or modest sums, with several larger parcels and lot configurations in Stowell and Gibson additions. Transfers include lots, blocks, plats, tracts and acreage across multiple subdivisions.
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W. R. Prowell
L. J. Prowell
Chas. R. Chapman
W. L. Eighmer
Wenatchee
J. E. Eikelberner
Oscar Pike
Clarence T. Newland
G. S. Merriam
N. S
Nellie Crowley
O. E. Heminger
Geo. S. Merriam
Reisier Otis
A. L. Woodin Et al
B. Still
W. H. Samson
S. B. Russell
Lakeside
Percy Walker
L. W. Wells
Tolman Tripp
Thomas M. Stewart
Nob Hill
Cashmere
Chas. Johnson
Hannah J. Ward
Joel A. Stanford
Aruna H. Bronson
Adelia A. Liddford
Stowell
W. W. McGiverin
Chris Hansen
Merriam’s
Leavenworth
George Bacon
J. F. Hobson
Jeanette C. Peachey
Harry R. Stuckey
Peachey
Amos Edmunds
E. F. Gerteman
Gibson's
Chelan
Reuben A. Brown
John Grentz
Brown
Monitor
Wenatchee Dev. Co
Katherine .E. Whitehead
Wm. J. Bowen
B. Williams
Bolenbaugh
Natchee
A. J. Wilnatchee
Sattru Bowelli
Bolenhan
Ion Wenatchee
Burt J. Williams
Wm. A. Grimshaw
Bert J. Williams Et al
E. O. Scott
Land Contracts in Wenatchee and Leavenworth Listings
Land transfers show Eugene E Hooper selling to Margaret L Brown in Fairview Wenatchee lot 4 block 1 for 1600. Wenatchee Heights Orchard Co sells to Benning and Dunnigan tract 4 block 8 for 2437. Frank Dorn sells to Florence Remington s2 123 r19 ne sw and se sw small tract for 200. Frank Dorn sells to Howard Comington s4 123 1 9 se sw 5 acres for 150. Elizabeth Springer sells to G G Chishold Ralston addition Leavenworth lot 12 block 3 for 29.
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Eugene E. Hooper
Margaret L. Brown
Fairview
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Heights Orchard Co
Benning and Dunnigan
Wenatchee Heights
Frank Dorn
Florence Remington
Howard C
Mining claims and realty filings in Wenatchee area report
Notices include proof of improvements on the Six Mile mining claim in Stehekin district and water location details for Luzern Humphry. Millsite and land allocations cover Eldora and Wenatchee areas with multiple parcels listed, plus affidavits establishing identical names. Transactions include a Seattle saloon interest, a National Cash Register Co. sale, and mortgage assignments in Leavenworth and Wenatchee.
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Charles H. Wolverton
Six Mile
Stehekin
Luzern Humphry
S. J. Gray
Eldora
W. S. Gehr
Wenatchee Canal Co
Henry Bach
Prowell
Wenatchee
Murray & Co
A. J. Walters
J. E. Johnson
Seattle
National Cash Register Co
Austin and Co
Alvin Woodin
A. L. Woodin
Alvin L. Woodin
Guardianship Petition for Mathers Minors
In Probate the guardianship matter of Adam Arthur Mathers and Eugene Grant Mathers is before the court. Mary Agnes Mathers files a petition to be appointed guardian for the two minors.
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Adam Arthur Mathers
Eugene Grant Mathers
Mary Agnes Mathers
Bids Sought for Cashmere Store Building Construction
Bids will be received for a one story cement block store with plate glass front. Frontage 86 feet on Division Street and about 70 feet on Cottage Avenue. Suitable bond required. Plans available at The Ellis Forde Co. Wenatchee.
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Cashmere
Division Street
Cottage Avenue
Ellis-Forde Co
Wenatchee
Pianos Sold Boost Prosperity in Wenatchee
Duncan and Graves report strong Wenatchee piano sales last month with high cash share and easy payment options. Agencies include Chickering Kimball Peace Hobart M. Cable and other top makers, attracting shrewd buyers at attractive prices.
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Wenatchee
Duncan
Graves
Chickering
Kimball
Peace
Hobart M. Cable
Duncan & Graves
Wenatchee Market Quotations For Meats Fruits Grains
Local market list shows Wenatchee dealers quoting prices on meats fruits vegetables grain hay feed and flour. Items include Peach Blossom Flour Bran Shorts Chop barley and corn with several price figures like 1.50 for flour and 28.09 for barley per hundredweight.
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Wenatchee
Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co Schedule Notice
Effective November 1 1906 the Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co publishes U P River departures from Wenatchee Orondo Entiat Chelan Falls Pateros and Brewster with morning departures and return times from Brewster Pateros Chelan Falls Entiat Orondo and Wenatchee Plus special folders on the Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district Steamer service to Bridgeport runs Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings with return the same night.
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Wenatchee
Orondo
Entiat
Chelan Falls
Pateros
Brewster
Chelan
Bridgeport
Okanogan Irrigation Project
Lake Chelan District
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Whidby Island
M. F. Peake & Son
Leavenworth Real Estate Men
Jamestown
Address World Advance Publishing Company
Peshastin
RED Apple Real Estate Company
Eleitors
Inland Empire
Lawyfrk
Chelan County Abstract Co
United States
James H. Hen- Bongs
E. E. Stowell
A. H. Brunson
Belle Rickman
Rose M. Griswold
Chas. D. Woodin
Charles D
Chas. D
C. D. Woodin
Anna Farley
R. H. Lord
J. W. Elliott
Michael Fitz
Wenatchee Caning Co
F. W. Hoffman
F. W. Arnold
O. B. Fuller
George R. Wilson
W. O. Parr
G. N
Little & Wetsel
Feder Sas
Harlin Meat Co
Wenatchee Theatre
Monte Cristo
Alexander Dumas
J. E. Ferguson
Howard Thomas Scientific Optician
Philadelphia Optical College
Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co
Lilly's Garden Seeds
Central Produce Co
Lillis
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