Daily World Publication Details and Rates
The Daily World in Wenatchee Washington lists Rufus Woods as publisher W 8 Trimble editor R R Ellinwood and advertising manager with main offices in the Daily World Building. Subscription rates are one year or six months by mail in advance and carrier delivery per week.
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the World Advance Publishing Co
Rufus Woods
W. 8. Trimble
R. R. Ellinwood
Daily World Building
Wenatchee
Washington
Farmers
Wash
Wheat Corner Gambler Claims He Could Raise Prices
The piece argues Patten could have driven wheat prices to 1.50 a bushel in the past two weeks but chose not to to avoid fictitious pricing. It condemns the futures gambling practice and suggests public opinion spurred by recent events may blunt reform, while warning against complacency and tariff rhetoric.
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Patten
The
Shorts
James A. Patten
Cannon
Aldrich
The Significance of Memorial Day and Civil War Sacrifice
An analysis compares the Civil War to the Spanish American War, noting enduring veteran presence, immense costs, and moral and physical tolls. The piece argues the Civil War united the nation, preserved freedom from bondage, and honors the Grand Army of the Republic as veterans visit cemeteries yearly.
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United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Representative Frank Clark in Payne tariff debate sparks House clash
The article notes Frank Clark of Florida rising in the Payne tariff bill debate and drawing criticism from fellow Democrats for his protectionist stance. He clashed at least once with Representative Stanley of Kentucky during discussions.
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Frank Clark
Florida
House
Stanley
Kentucky
Doorkeeper remark sparks Florida congressman critique
The piece notes that Mr. Clark faced Florida legislature criticism for his floor remarks including calling William J. Bryan “that Nebraska Populist.” It details his background born 1860 in Eufaula Alabama and later practice as U S district attorney in the southern district of Florida. It also surveys charity tableaux and dances by the wealthy in New York and Pittsburgh society events.
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Harry P. Whitney
New York
Frank Clark
Florida
Clark
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Congress
Eufala
Ala
Flo
Gainesville
United States
Southern District of Florida
Plaza Hotel
Lisa Daly
Vanderbilt, Whitney, Howland, Douglas
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Reginald Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Massenet
Francis Tonetti
Solomon in Glory and the New Spring Hat
A witty verse sequence contrasts Solomon’s regal headgear with the era’s flashy spring hats. Jokes probe art, fashion, and social manners, then shift to brief humor exchanges about taxes, marriage, sleep, and vices. The sketches blend satire with light wordplay.
Witty exchange on travel and habits in a humorous note
A dialogue jokes about seasonal living between Canada and Florida. One quip suggests a man will spend summers in Canada and winters in Florida. The exchange turns to a pun about repair shops and hospitals.
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Canada
Florida
His Wife Is a Suffragette and a Curious Dining Question
The fragment references a wife described as a suffragette and poses a question about the restaurant he patronizes, implying social or domestic context without further details.
A Sarcastic Man Compared To A Doctor In Nonsense
The text presents wry aphorisms about self awareness and human flaws. It notes a sarcastic man resembles a doctor because he avoids his own medicine and suggests people rarely see others as they are. It also hints at egotism, superstition, and leadership by reporting and results.
Mrs E I Lincoln Visits From Nebraska With Family
Mrs. E I Lincoln and two children arrived Saturday from Nebraska to stay with friends for several weeks before heading to Seattle to visit the fair. Deputy Sheriff Debord reports John Teshara and Mrs Staley were released in Seattle Wednesday on a $50 fine. Mr Staley and his wife traveled to Everett yesterday and will reach here today.
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E. I. Lincoln
Nebraska
Seattle
Debord
John Teshara
Mrs. Staley
Mr. Staley
Everett
Leavenworth
Mrs D J Switzer Visits by Chelan Boat
Mrs. D J Switzer of Chelan arrived by boat on Saturday, traveling to join local events and share updates with residents along the waterfront.
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D. J. Switzer of
Chelan
Visitor travels with Switzer family to Bellingham
A woman spent the day visiting her son J. Alex Switzer and his family before departing that night for Bellingham where she serves as a delegate to the Rebekah grand lodge.
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J. Alex. Switzer
Bellingham
Rebekah
Winchester man orders $900 pumping plant for 20 acre ranch
Frank McMullen of Winchester placed a $900 pumping plant order with Wells & Morris last Saturday evening. The device will water 20 acres on his ranch by pumping from wells.
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Frank McMullen
Winchester
Wells & Morris
Bazaar advertises ten thousand six hundredsixty postcards at one cent
A newspaper notice announces The Bazaar selling 10,660 post cards of every imaginable kind at one cent each, inviting shoppers to browse the wide variety and low prices.
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