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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
3
Six months' term begins September 2 offering a complete course in modern business methods. High salaried teachers and exceptional equipment titled to attract applicants. Write for particulars to the address provided.
A chaotic ball game at Fair Grounds Ball Park features Quincys team clashing with Wenatchee amid massive crowds and sensational plays. Reeves homered, Parr pitched controversy, Terry Ross hit a riotous home run, and the umpire was attacked as the crowd swelled.
The steamer St Paul is laid up at Vulcan awaiting repairs after a cracked main shaft. It plies between Vulcan and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bridge and has been carrying supplies from the Great Northern railroad. The crew will not make another trip until next Monday.
A lengthy roster of individuals from multiple cities appears, listing H Wilson of Bayonne and dozens of others including M O Prescott Francesville Ind and H Wallis on of Quincy among members connected to a Quincy Base Ball Club. The page reads like a society or membership roll with numerous towns and initials.
Nor ris & Rowe's circus faces legal trouble as several employees sue for unpaid salaries. A writ of attachment was served on the proprietors, who posted bond with Judge Taggard and plan to contest the case in justice court Thursday next.
A reader’s collection of light items reports on Frederick Ribshaw Jones’s two year and a half year old Jersey cow seen in his pasture, Whit Upton’s pigs breaking into a garden, Jerusalem Hawkins’s drive with a bag, Jee’s buggy being washed, and cheerful health and rumors about Briefless Chancellor and a Justice’s court case from last year.
Family fun on Sundays with ice cream freezers, tents, and hammocks advertised by Wenatchee Bazaar. We guarantee quality and price with free delivery from Wenatchee avenue location and phone 191.
Advertisement for bids invites contractors to submit offers for a four room brick schoolhouse on the Lewis Clarke site in Chelan County Washington. Bids open at 2 p m June 3 1907. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Plans available at H C Littlefield Director Clerk Wenatchee Washington.
A Wenatchee market listing presents dealer quotations for meats fruits vegetables grain hay and flour. Prices include Peach Blossom Flour 1.30 a bag and various feeds and produce such as shorts 20.00 per ton bran and shorts 19.50 rolled barley 28.00 corn 30.00 and potatoes 1 c per lb. Also listed: cows veal ducks hides and other farm products with assorted per unit prices.
New York May 27 A sensational Gould scandal development claims Mrs Howard Gould received anonymous letters warning of a plot to drug her and confine her to a private sanitarium for life and letters dissolving a poisoning plot. Police say the handwriting is from an illiterate source and federal authorities may receive a formal tampering complaint.
Canton Ohio May 25 Mrs McKinley widow of President McKinley suffered a paralysis stroke yesterday and is unconscious Doctors in Washington have been telegraphed for It is believed she cannot survive She has battled la grippe bronchitis and has not visited her husband’s tomb recently Portman her physician says she cannot live
A Frenchman was convicted of murdering his mother-in-law. Asked to speak before sentencing, he replied that he had nothing to say except that he had lived with her twenty one years and never did it before.
A playful telegram scene shows the bride reading a message from her father. the bridegroom asks for the father’s words and learns Do not come home. All will be forgiven. The exchange hints at reconciliation over an initial plan.
The Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co posts up river service from Wenatchee to Brewster starting November 1 1906 with daily departures from Wenatchee 5 00 am Orondo 8 00 am Entiat 8 30 am Chelan Falls 12 00 m Pateros 5 00 pm and return from Brewster 4 00 am Pateros 4 20 am Chelan Falls 8 30 am Entiat 9 30 am Orondo 10 00 am arriving Wenatchee 12 00 m Steamer sails Wenatchee to Bridgenert Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays mornings and returns at night Also mention of irrigation project folders for Okanogan Lake Chelan district.
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