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Newspaper

Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1906

Page

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Decoration Day Observed With Solemn Civil War Ceremony

Wenatchee marked Decoration Day with veterans graves decorating by the G A R cadet corps, a parade led by the Wenatchee Military band, and a large afternoon program at the theatre featuring music by school choruses, the G A R general orders, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, and a patriotic address by Rev L R Kafas. The piece notes the need for Athletic Association funds and invites attendance at an Etude Clap Recital to support baseball this summer.

Wenatchee Lincoln Gettysberg Rev. L. R. Kafas O. S. Stocker Hilton Graves the Athletic Association

Coal Production Costs Claim 1,148 Killed in Pa Mines

May 31 report from Chief Inspector Roderick states 1,148 workers died in Pennsylvania mines last year. Of these, 664 deaths occurred in the anthracite region and 484 in the bituminous fields.

Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Roderick Met

Anthracite and Soft Coal Output and Casualties Reported

The report notes 1,289 injured in coal mines with 479 killed and 1,076 injured in soft coal mines. Anthracite production is 68,600,414 tons and soft coal output 119,361,514 tons. A separate item invites readers to attend an Etude Club Recital for audience participation.

Mills Building and Ferry Tower Ruined by Quake

In San Francisco on May 31 the Mills Building gutted by fire will be torn down as the earthquake’s steel frame failed. The Ferry Building tower fared similarly and officials fear other steel structures may share the same fate after a close investigation.

San Francisco Mills

Weisel to Join Garton and Little Meat Firm as Partner

Allen Wetsel purchased half of M Garton interest in the Garton and Little market and will become an active partner on June 1. Wetsel, an experienced meat man and cattle buyer for McGhie Meat, plans to handle outside buying and shipping while Little manages inside work. Garton will likely stay in Wenatchee. Little notes the change should not affect customers. The firm, established two years ago, has grown customers and ships livestock in summer, with a strong local reputation.

Allen Wetsel M. Garton Garton Little Market Mr. Weisel McGhie Meat Company Everett Wenatchee Dyer Big Bend Mr. Little Louis Wetsel Garton and Little Meat Company Mr. Garton Chelan Messrs Little Wetsel Wepatchee Avenue Bower

Plot to Kill King Alfonso Thwarted in London

A London report claims a plot by fifty anarchists from England France and Spain to assassinate King Alfonso on his wedding day. The plan allegedly began in Spain and London and aimed to spark a revolution after the killing. Police will guard the king per the Evening Standard story.

Alfonso London Evening Standard England France Spain Madrid The

Heavy rainfall breaks drought across Palouse county

Pullman Wash May 31 The heaviest rain this time of year since 1897 has fallen over the Palouse country relieving drought fears. Rain began yesterday afternoon and has continued nearly 30 hours, breaking May rainfall records. Wheat crops report about 90 percent of average despite prior cold damage.

Pullman Wash Palouse Warneya Washington Ae and i

Postponed Wedding Over Eight Million Dollar Pact

Fall River Wisconsin reports Coral Reymond Fuller, a farmer, was promised ten million by a Paris bachelor uncle on marriage delay. Only seven million would be paid for five years. he renounces five million and postpones marriage to Tilden of Detroit. The Etude Club recital at Wenatchee Theatre tops tonight’s program.

River Wit Coral Reymond Fuller Farmer's Paris Ore Tilden Detroit Etude Club Wenatchee Theatre

Etude Club Recital Tonight Draws Attention

The Etude club hosts a recital this evening with the Athletic Association arranging access. Asooiation staff request the ee baya ticket to attend the performance.

Ee Baya Etude Club

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Garton and Little Meat Company Dell Phe Ete de Ciebo- Renital Palouse County Wenatchee Development Company Arthur Gunn Pennsylvania Ave Nob Hill Bousquet and Holm Vale H.L. Wiester New Bower Block
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