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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
2
An advertisement touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion linking poor digestion to many diseases. It claims immediate digestion aid, a money back guarantee, and a druggist refund policy if no benefit shown after a full bottle usage. The ad notes preparation by E C DeWitt Co Chicago.
A May 28 Washington report notes Theodore Roosevelt’s insurgent leaning after endorsing the movement before leaving and seeking a private conference with Hamilton Fish. Roosevelt’s letters and Collier dinner invite stir GOP leaders, signaling potential impact on Cannon and Taft era unity upon his return.
Chinese residents show reticence about a rumored general boycott of American goods. Six Companies officials refuse to discuss the movement, with sources saying organizers are wealthier Chinese individuals denied entry or sent back after prior residence. Complaints focus on strict port examinations including age and health tests. Mrs. J. W. Quigg and children leave for Lake Ketchus to join Mr. Quigg on State Road No. 7. Their post office is Eastey. the Quigg home will host Mr. and Mrs. John Owens for the summer.
President Taft plans a year end visit to the Panama Canal with Secretary of War Dickinson Secretary of the Navy Meyer and possibly Secretary Knox. The trip would last about three weeks returning in December with a report for Congress. This would continue the tradition of annual canal inspections.
In Douglas Washington on May 31 wheat is quoted at 68 cents and eats 22 dollars today. Few sales occur as farmers holding grain sell small portions for cash. Public schools closed Saturday with a program given Thursday. Principal Miss Gillespie plans to move to her homestead soon.
In Spokane a manhole work on Bernard Street near Second Avenue uncovered a three foot vein of gold bearing ore. Samples show potential of $70 to $80 per ton while assays are set for tomorrow. Captain John Gray notes the find may prove promising as the city’s old miners take interest.
Hobo Ferris stars at third base for Minneapolis delivering steady fielding and timely hits as the team competes in the season. His glove work and bat contribute to the lineup in a pivotal early stretch.
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