Pittsburg Manhunt For Orchard Land Chief Robnett
Pittsburg police seek C. W. Robnett president of Orchard Land Company Spokane on three no fund checks totaling 75 dollars given to a Pittsburg restaurant. Henry Fair and the keeper of the eatery testify. Robnett headed Orchard Securities selling 7 percent bonds backed by Spokane orchard land. offices emptied after creditor pressure.
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C. W. Robnett
Orchard Land Company
Spokane
Henry Fair
Fair
Robnett
Orchard Securities Company
Kenman
Wheaton
Ryan
St. Paul
Gochnour and Imes Wed in Spokane Ceremony
Ross B. Gochnour and Emma Imes, both of this city, married in Spokane last Sunday and plan to reside here. Gochnour works in the city dairy.
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Ross B. Gochnour
Emma Imes
Spokane
Gochnour
City
Kitchener to Tour Empire After Resigning Indian Command
Lord Kitchener will surrender the British India chief command next September and tour the empire to study defense. He will give up a $50,000 salary and half as allowances, and has long claimed he has no time for love or marriage. American women at Delhi’s coronation met him, skeptical of the “woman hater” rumor. He faces junior successors, yet may receive a high post for his organizational genius. W. R. C. members are to meet the G. A. R. at Sprague’s hall for memorial services Sunday at 10:30.
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Toum
India
Lord Kitchener
Delhi
Kitchener
Sprague’s Hall
Early Northwest strawberries attract Crescent Bar praise
Trinidad reports Crescent Bar as the Northwest’s earliest strawberry producer with frost protection and early yield. Neely of Spokane promotes Crescent Bar irrigation. Potatoes bloom and local railroad men stage a freckles counting prank for amusement. The St Paul steamer overhaul is noted and Trinidad prepares for a fruit association meeting with a literary program.
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Trinidad
N. J. Potter
Spokane
Crescent Bar
Northwest
H. J. Neely
Neely & Young
Mr. Neely
St. Paul
Beverly
Wenatchee
Trinidad Fruit and Produce Association
Freckle Worth Six Cents in Missouri Rail Rate Tale
A Missouri tale links a freckle on a red headed boy to a gang of financiers and a court fight over rail passenger rates. Governor Hadley defends the people as railroads push a three cent per mile fare against state law. In a hotel banquet, Harlow Rice is pressed for freckles and pay as a gag.
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Harlow
Missouri
Hadley
St. Louis
Stanford White
Harlow Rice
Oldest woman applies for U S citizenship in Spokane
Johana Knosberg 82 of Spokane seeks naturalization papers to homestead with her son. A Norway native who arrived Feb 21 1886 she declares intent to become a US citizen before filing. She weighs 115 pounds and stands five feet three inches with brown hair. Her 160 acre homestead lies in eastern Washington under the stone and timber act.
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United States District Court
Norway
United States
Northwest
Common Cure for Suffering Rheumatism Promoted
Chamberlains Ointment offers relief from rheumatic pain with temporary to permanent relief in many cases. Includes price 25 and 50 cents and lists Olympia arrivals and residents calling at dealers.
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Chamberlain
Would Wed for Cons The Trial Marriage Plan
Sadie Androwicz and Karol Roszposzka of Ludlow arrive in Chicopee with a trial marriage contract drawn up for three months. They say they came to the United States last year and were told they could wed on a trial basis before making the union permanent.
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Sadie Androwicz
Karol Roszposzka
Ludlow
Watches at Howard Thomas Jeweler Save You Money
See us for watches we offer lowered prices by comparing with responsible catalogue houses. Howard Thomas, the jeweler, invites customers to visit and compare and save on timepieces.
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Howard Thomas
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