Mead Announces Candidacy at Sunnyside Barbecue
Governor Mead signaled a bid for re election in a Sunnyside address while praising irrigation growth and the Yakima valley's role feeding future Spokane Seattle and Tacoma. He lauded the primary law placing candidate selection with the people and urged it remain in common hands.
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North Yakima
Mead
Sunnyside
Yakima
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Grand View Heights
L. G. Monroe
Tiffany
Monroe
Cosgrove
L.O. Meigs
Booster Club
White-Haired Mother Prays as Mont. Murderer Captured
In Butte on May 24 Mollie Quinn dies after a knife attack by Theodosio Campanelli who fled but was caught by police. Campanelli admits the deed claiming both women ganged up on him. Quinn’s mother kneels in the street calling for divine curses on the dying wife and her husband as onlookers react.
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Butte
Mont
Mollie Quinn
Theodosio Campanelli
Campanelli
God
Mrs. Quinn
Christ
Quinn
Locomotives to be delivered to Great Northern by Baldwin
Verett March 23 report states that on November 1 this year the Great Northern Railway will receive 300 locomotives from Baldwin Locomotive Works. By that date the railroad will also receive several hundred steel box and flat cars for standard freight service.
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Great Northern
Baldwin Company
Woman Held for Murder Reindicted in Chicago
Chicago May 24 Mrs Lucy Magenow was reindicted by the grand jury on a charge of causing the death by an illegal operation of Lola Maddison of Salt Lake City. Miss Maddison is a sister of Mrs Anna Bradley now jailed in Washington awaiting trial for the alleged shooting of former Senator Brown.
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Chicago
Lucy Magenow
Lola Maddison
Salt Lake
Miss Maddison
Anna Bradley
Washington, D. C
Senator Brown
Still Searching for Bodies in Canoeing Tragedy
Seattle reports no bodies found after Union day canoeing accident as college students drag a lake area all day. Searchers fear currents carried the victims far away and will continue only while any chance remains.
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Seattle
Risedorph Departs Under Financial Turmoil at Hotel Victoria
Rumors swirled as Risedorph left the Victoria hotel on a short vacation. W. W. Wright and an Spokane friend ran the hotel in his absence. Creditors pressed actions for alleged money obtained under false pretenses. Risedorph and attorney arrived back after investigations. Wright fled to Spokane briefly then returned, while litigation proceeds in Justice Lameraux’s court.
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Risedorph
Victoria
W. W. Wright
Spokane
Attorney Crass
Wenatchee
Mr. Wright
Justice of the Peace
Lameraux
Mr. Risedorph
Wright
H. G. Hunter
Mr. Jacques
Justice Leveaux
The
Mertile Co
E. A
Quincy
Rise dorpkh Mystery Mentioned in Quincy Gazette
Brown joked about locating Rise dorpkh while W. W. Wright sent a Wednesday wire indicating a return to Quincy is expected on Thursday as reported by the Quincy Gazette.
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Brown
Risedorpkh
W. W. Wright
Quincy
Quincy Gazette
Heavy Rain Boosts Big Bend Wheat Prospects
Rainfall across the Big Bend valley drenched the region Saturday evening and Sunday, soaking ground six to seven inches deep and renewing confidence in a bumper wheat crop. Fall sown wheat is knee high and healthy, and spring sown grain benefits from the downpour, with about three times more land under wheat this year. Officials estimate the crop could near the million bushel mark, matching last year’s high N. 1 quality. The Quincy Gazette reports strong prospects for a favorable harvest and steady wheat quality.
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Big Bend
Quincy Gazette
Quincy Correspondence and Local News update
Local notes report W H Bornfield leaving for Seattle and W C Hudson attending an opticians convention in Spokane. Visitors include Bert Chamberlain from Wenatchee and Gertie Dahmen from Allouez. Chicago men Edwards and Lenahan lodging at Victoria en route to oversee railway work. A newly married Hodges couple honeymooned here. A. J. Sallberg faces a Spokane warrant for abusive language with a $100 bond set for Monday. Mrs. Daugs and Mrs. McLean return home. Gernie Dickson visits. Bond sales for Quincy district No 69 approve $13,000 in bonds at 5 percent premium. builders plan six rooms with brick basement. Royal Ross of Puyallup injured near a locomotive. tribune lauds his popularity and impact on Puryalump High School.
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W. H. Bornfield
Town
Seattle
W. C. Hudson
Spokane
Bert Chamberlain
Wenatchee
Quincy
Gertie Dahmen
Allouez
Pullman
Wash
Edward Bates
E. P. Lenahan
Roy E. Ross
Chicago
Victoria
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R
H. W. Hodges
Hodges
Cheney
A. J. Sallberg
J. C. Wade
Sallberg
Daugs
Idaho
McLean
E. D. Edwards
Gernie Dickson
Waterville
F. T. Campbell
F. M. Cochran
Spokane & Eastern Trust Company
Kamholtz
Quincy Furniture Store
Royal Ross
C. W. Ross
Puyallup
Ross
Puralinp Valley Tribune
Puryaliup High
Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Schedule 1906
The Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co announces up river and down river daily sailings starting November 1 1906. Up river departures from Wenatchee at 5 00 am Orondo 8 00 am Entiat 8 30 am Chelan Falls 12 00 m Pateros 5 00 pm Arrive Brewster 6 00 pm Down river departures from Brewster 4 00 am Pateros 4 20 am Chelan Falls 8 30 am Entiat 9 30 am Orondo 10 00 am Arrive Wenatchee 12 00 m Steamer leaves Wenatchee for Bridge on Monday Wednesday and Friday Returning leaves Bridgeport same night Request folders on Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district.
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Wenatchee
Orondo
Entiat
Chelan Falls
Pateros
Brewster
Urigeport
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Wenatchee Business College
Peshastin
RED Apple Real Estate Company
Nero
Black Hawk
Castle Rock
George H. Farwell
Wenatchee, Washington
E. H. Warren
O’connor Livery Barn
Address World Advance Publishing Company
G. N. CC
Lee Willard
Lyon
Walter M. Olive
Howard Thomas Scientific Optician
Philadelphia Optical College
Little & Wetsel
Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co
Okanogan
Lake Chelan
Lilly's Garden Seeds
Central Produce Co
Lillis
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