Married in Seattle Ida M Smith and Jacob Edwards
The marriage of Mrs Ida M Smith and Mr Jacob Edwards was solemnized in Seattle on September 25 at 6 30 p m Rev Gower of Trinity Parish Church officiated Only a few friends attended Afterward the couple dined at Rathskeller and plan to live south of Wenatchee Mr and Mrs Edwards return to Wenatchee Saturday evening plus note on Wenatchee Kindergarten now run by Miss Maude Greenman at the Baptist Church for fifteen children aged 3 to 6 hours nine to twelve and in session two weeks.
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Ida M. Smith
Jacob Edwards
Seattle
Gower
Trinity Parish Church
Rathskeller
Mrs. Edwards
Wenatchee
Wenatchee’s
Maude Greenman
Baptist Church
Haskell Returns Home Election Remarks Stir Guthrie Audience
Governor Haskell arrived in Guthrie Oklahoma and addressed a crowd promising daily chapters on Roosevelt aimed at discrediting the president. He called Roosevelt an infamous man and pledged to clear himself from various imputations, signaling a heated campaign push.
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United Press Service
Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Har
Confesses to Wife Murder in Bellingham Backyard
J K Thomas of Bellingham Washington confessed to killing his wife with a revolver after a quarrel. He said he was drunk at the time and that he slept beside the corpse before burying it in the backyard.
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United Press Service
Bellingham
Wash
J. K. Thomas
Oldest Mason in America Dies at 96
Lyden Washington newspaper notes Rev Leclaire aged 96 and believed oldest Mason by membership in America. He had been a mason for seventy years.
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United Press Service
Lyden
Wash
GOOD ROADS Letter Advocates Local Contracting and Graveling
The writer argues district road work is too large to manage and urges contracting for jobs of 50 dollars or more. Grading should occur in fall with farmer bids, winter hauling of gravel, and property owners to donate funds. Supervision would rest with county engineer Harry Shotwell.
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Harry Shotwell
Chelan Road Project Aims to Link Columbia River and Chelan Falls
Chelan Valley capitalists push a steam railway from the Columbia river at Chelan Falls up to the brow of the hill above the river then across a bridge to Chelan Falls. Everett auditor Duryee estimates under 75000 dollars for construction and equipment. Promoters named include J A Van Slyke Mary Baker C J Trow M M Kingman and others.
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Chelan
Chelan Valley
Columbia River
Chelan Falls
Lake Chelan
Bod Chelan
Duryee
Everett
New Chelan Water Power Company
Chelan River
J. A. van Slyke
Mary Baker
J. Trow
M. M
H. RB
Kingman
Wenatchee Wheat Exports Surge As Steamers Cargo Riches
Thousands of bushels of wheat flow daily to Wenatchee. The Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co operates three steamboats and two large scows to move grain down the Columbia River. Prices paid to wheat growers are described as the highest ever.
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Wenatchee
Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Company
Explosion damages Wenatchee gas tank injures none
A gas tank at the Wenatchee Electric plant exploded at 6 15 pm with a blast heard for miles. The tank was blown from its position and dropped through the building roof. No one was hurt though debris narrowly missed engineers and Mayor Gellatly watched the event. Estimated height reached 150 to 300 feet.
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Wenatchee Electric Company
World Office
Kiser
Gellatly
Okanogan Avenue
Arthur Gunn
Wieland
Electric Company
A. Greenfield
Wenatchee Milling Company
Eagle
Hearst Promises More Letters in Haskell Attack
Hearst in Chicago declares new letters corroborate charges against Gov. Haskell and says he will read them at the proper time. He intends to continue attacks against those implicated in the Standard Oil controversy.
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Chicago
Hearst
Haskell
Coyote and Jack Rabbit Drive Planned After Election
A coyote and jack rabbit drive is planned in Douglas county opposite Wenatchee the week after the election to curb depredations. A. P. Kiser reports losses of 17 pigs to coyotes and orchards harmed by rabbits. A. P. Kiser, M. Clark, and Ike Simmons lead the effort with a Wenatchee sub-committee. event Monday November Sth from Hell's Half Acre to Rock Island, no rifles, shotguns and BB shot only.
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Douglas County
Wenatchee
Badger Mountain
A. P. Kiser
M. Clark
Ike Simmons
R. T. Woodruff
Percy Schebie
Shorty Wetherow
Southside
Hell’s
Corbaley Canyon
Rock Island
Wenatchee Heights News Highlights Local Moves and School Opening
D McQuaig left for Seattle to resume work as a wholesale paper salesman after spending the summer in the Heights. School opened with seven pupils and Miss Spencer as teacher. Local residents Mr and Mrs Jagia and Mr and Mrs Steinecker attended church. Will W Thompson of Chiwaukum visited en route to the Okanogan country to buy horses. Daily World advertisers offer coupons with purchases.
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Wenatchee Heights
D. McQuaig
Heights
Seattle
Spencer
Jagia
Will W. Thompson
Chiwaukum
City
Okanogan Country
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Mason
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Coyote
Jack Rabbit
Daily World
Wenatchee Theatre
Relatig
Sol. Smith Russell
Wenatchee Drug Co
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