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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
9
The Yakima Herald reports the Yakima Superior Court opened with a heavy docket of criminal, law and equity cases. Judge Rigg notes a quintuple rise in legal work and predicts Yakima may soon require a permanently open court to handle growing matter volume locally.
The article portrays Japan and Russia as rival fleets in a looming sea clash. It anticipates a colossal battle in narrow waters that could redefine regional borders and determine the fate of Asia and the Western world in a high-stakes confrontation between empires.
The text discusses the high stakes of the Russia Japan naval war and the anxious global anticipation over which flag will prevail. It argues a clear victory by either side would have lasting, possibly permanent, impact on humanity.
Governor Mead halted a plan to divert part of the permanent school fund to Port Downsend bonds, a move aimed at exceeding debt limits. The injunction preserves the fund in the treasury, to be drawn only for lawful solvent securities.
Astronomers predict a hot summer with volcanic dust settled and sun’s rays unhindered, signaling a bustling city. A $25,000 school house, a $75,000 courthouse, brick and stone business blocks, and palatial residences rise across the town, reflecting rapid growth and optimism.
ism has disappeared from view and North Jakima is coming to the front as never before. The best of it all is, there is no boom. Every improvement is being carried on in response to an urgent demand, the best assurance of the stability and permanence of our prosperity.
Judge Preble announced unanimous praise for all contestants at the Presbyterian church. Miss Van Buskirk won the contest amid broad approval from contestants teachers and school board, signaling strong progress for Yakima schools and a push to keep climbing higher.
The Commercial Club is urged to organize a large Fourth of July celebration. Citizens urge beginning now to plan a big event inviting neighboring cities to join. The goal is a successful turnout that eclipses past efforts and boosts the town.
The Catholic church choir directed by Charles Donovan offers a special Easter morning program at 10 o clock. The ensemble will perform Millard mass in G featuring solo and chorus portions throughout.
This ad promotes a spring sale on fancy ribbons in many widths and colors. It highlights 4 to 6 inch ribbons with reductions to 35c, 50c and 59c per yard, Ombre ribbons up to 65c, and a wide range of taffeta and satin ribbons offered at special Easter week prices.
Ad highlights Alexandre Kid Gloves praised as superior for Easter with a money back offer if dissatisfied. Describes two clasp pique glace and suede gloves in multiple colors and sizes, novelty embroidered backs, and spring silk glove lines with prices from 50 cents to 1.39 dollars.
Easter week specials feature ladies shirt waists in India Linen and Swiss insertion. Tucked fronts and collars, hem stitched details, and multiple styles priced at 50 cents to 82 cents, highlighting spring stock appeal.
Fine White Swiss Shirt Waists with tucks hemstitched edges and turned collars offered at Easter week prices. Features include yokes embroidery, front medallions, and Allover Swiss Shadow designs. Prices range from $1.50 to $7.50 with multiple sale tiers.
A local store markets Easter week specials with advertised deep discounts on suits. Featured items include an Extra Fine Imported Worsted suit with detailed blouse, and a Panama Suiting ladies’ ensemble, both priced well below regular values to attract customers.
Advertises plain and fancy silk shirt waist suits in Mohair and Voile with ties, featuring spring styles. Regular prices range from 12.50 to 27.50, but reduced for Easter week to 10.00 to 23.00.
Various local items including Rev. Dr. Webb’s Easter Sunday address at the Salvation Army hall, mill accident closures, visits by Mrs. Luzetta Adams, King’s Daughters circle gathering, and school terms. Also notes on a wedding at Mabton, church services schedule, Mr. Taggara officiating, and a new three seat canopy top carriage purchase by H. M. Gilbert. Ongoing social events and upcoming dances in Wisconsin and Seattle referenced.
Notice to all persons with claims against Laura L. Ziff to present them with vouchers to Parker administrator at 6 South Second Street North Yakima Washington within one year from April 19. Failure to comply will bar claims under Washington state law. Attorney Faxp Paregs represents Ziff.
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