James Studio Cabinet Photos and Piano Vote Offer
For sale notes offer cabinet photographs at 1.50 per dozen with smaller sizes and carbon finish. All sittings by E. E. James. A 25¢ piano vote incentive with each purchase. Also listed is a country villa on fifteen acres with six-room house, orchard, and garden land fifteen minutes from the city, contact H. E. Mc Bride, Box 496 North Yakima Wan 10-1.
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E. E. James
James Studio
H. E. McBride
North Yakima
Wan
James
Seeds Sold In Bulk Or Packages At Kleis and Sinema
A brief notice states seeds are available in bulk or packaged form at Kleis and Sinema, inviting customers to purchase for planting and gardening needs.
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Kleis & Sinema’s
Death of Claude Brooks North Yakima High student
Claude Brooks a Second Year Class A student at North Yakima High died April 24 1901 at 9 30 am of consumption after a several month illness. An orphan he worked to fund his schooling and save for life’s needs. He ranked second in his class and was part of a second year graduating cohort that saw a previous death Miss Norton. Brooks had worked in a hop yard drying kiln where sulfur fumes triggered hemorrhages leading to his decline. He died at home after a brief illness, having lived in the city seven years. his parents resided in Illinois with siblings in Ellensburg.
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Claude Brooks
John Claude Brooks
North Yakima High School
Miss Norton
Disappearance at libel trial shocks court
Dr. David Lindsay vanished before a scheduled libel hearing against Dr. P. Frank, leaving court officials and prosecutors puzzled. He had earlier faced charges for practicing medicine without a license after establishing a Washington Medical Dispensary in North Yakima. He fled likely on the 2:10 a m Friday train toward Pendleton Oregon, aided by local parties, while bondsmen held him on recognizance.
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David Lindsay
Frank
Bell
Lindsay
Pendleton
Ore
Spokane
Washington Medical
Philadelphia Medical College
Washington
VP. Frank
R. N. Gordon
C. G. Fletcher
B. L. Baker
Court closes eight-day term with mixed verdicts
The regular term ended after eight days with six juries, two undetermined, and several cases dismissed or continued. Ed Farrell admitted guilt to a robbery and received three years. Morgan Cochran case jurors did not agree. Other rulings include verdicts for plaintiffs in stock and debt suits and several continuances or dismissals.
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Morgan Cochran
Ed Farrell
Taylor Brothers
Earnest Buckley
George M. Casey
L. D. Lape Et al
Kate Brown
George Newell
N. P. Railway
Sarah Parton
Walter Schuster
Same
W. B. Allen
Yakima Igay Co
Fred Ludi
John Cleman
E.G. Fleming
J. L. Milligan
F. Groshen
Charles Heimbaugh
George Weikel
H. Schmidt
Minister Installed As Permanent Pastor In North Yakima Church
A formal installation took place at the Presbyterian church in North Yakima on Wednesday evening. Rev. F. L. Hayden was named permanent pastor after being called the previous Sunday in January. A commission from Natchez and Parker charges led the ceremony with Rev. James M. Thompson of Natchez presiding. Rev. H. W. Gilchrist of Seattle preached, and Rev. David C. Blythe of Roslyn delivered the charge. An informal reception followed amid congratulations.
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Presbyterian Church
F. L. Hayden
North Yakima Church
Seattle
James M. Thompson
Natchez and Parker
H. W. Gilchrist
David C. Blythe
Roslyn
Hayden
Thompson
Gilchrist
Blythe
A Scrap of Paper to Be Staged by High School
On the night of May 17 at Larson's theatre the High school under the graduating class will present J. W Palgrave Simpson's drama A Scrap of Paper with vocal and instrumental specialties and a developing Highschool orchestra. The production is highly recommended by leading amateurs and promises a great social event for the city.
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Larson’s
J. W Palgrave Simpson
Low-rate loans for city lots to build homes
City residents can borrow at a low interest rate to finance home construction. The plan targets monthly payments comparable to rent, with no large upfront sum. Equitable Saving & Loan Association has capital for home building. apply via W. L. Steinweg at First National Bank. Seeds offered by Kleis & Sinema. photographs and cabinets by James Studio.
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Equitable Saving & Loan Association
W. L. Steinweg
First National Bank
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