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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
10
A school principal debates a boy named Jerry with Mr Wipedunks, noting ambidexterity is suspect since Jerry was vaccinated and bathed weekly. The exchange reveals a tense moment over discipline and rumors in a Chicago Tribune style snippet.
In Philadelphia a doctor confirms Hart family twins, two boys, eliciting pride from Mr Hart who jokes about a Hart name continuation. The report then shifts to a book review noting Sidney L Gulick's The White Peril in the Far East, praising Gulick as an eastern affairs expert.
A magazine piece explains two paths to influence: entering the Senate or securing appointment to a Federal commission. The recipe section details chicken fritters with salt and pepper, battered and fried, served with mayonnaise or tartar sauce.
The picture shows Moscow from the museum with the Moskva River winding through the city. A triangular hill holds the noted kremlin, surrounded at its base by a white battlemented wall. domes and gilded minarets crown churches within the fortress.
The six years 1897 to 1903 show broad price gains for bread meat dairy and clothing and a smaller rise for miners metals. Rail freight fell 4.4 percent while railroad wages rose about 8.5 percent. A mix of ads and commentary mentions retail products and physicians notes amid the era’s prosperity.
Peel the onions and boil in salted water until tender, change the water several times, drain well, place in a baking dish. Make a sauce of butter flour and boiling milk, pour over onions, season, top with cracker crumbs and butter pieces, bake half an hour.
The text notes France abolishing amusements of pull dating, Aaron Burr beginning a westward journey toward Louisiana and Blennerhassett Island, nine American seamen freed from a British brig in New York Harbor, the British Parliament debating a commercial treaty with the United States, 250 letters of marque issued to privateers at Spanish ports, and Congress ordering clearance of all armed merchant vessels.
Seven navy yards remained in the United States. American indemnity claims were settled with Denmark. A prize fight in Manchester, England, saw a combatant killed inside the ring. Turkey paid its second installment of 800000 dollars under the Adrianople treaty for indemnity to Russian subjects. Steam navigation began on the Mediterranean with weekly Venice to Genoa trips. Peace concluded at Buenos Ayres among Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Entre Rios, and Corrientes.
A burn at the State prison in Nashville Tennessee. Daniel Webster estate sale at Marshfield Massachusetts. failed Haitian revolution attempt to recall ex President Paez. Twenty three dead in steamer Bulletin fire near Vicksburg. Castle Garden becomes emigrant depot. Twelve arrested in Philadelphia for foreign service. Edgarton Stroughton Wisconsin residents hear of petroleum find. Mobile Bay reports of Union monitors attack Mobile city via Cairo. Three Louisville bank robbers net forty five thousand dollars. Fort Stedman changes hands with 2700 prisoners. North Carolina Legislature hints at oath of allegiance and abolition ratification.
Thirty years ago Gen Spinner was to be succeeded as National Treasurer by John C New of Indianapolis. Kossuth lost a contest for a seat in the Hungarian diet. The Cook County Commissioners hired architects for a courthouse now crumbling. The Ohio Senate passed a bill banning railroad officials or employees from involvement with so called fast freight transportation companies.
Reichstag passes measure to subsidize steam ship companies while Chicago real estate men warn that flota are falling out of favor and rents may drop. Reports of Chinese victories unsettle France as public panic grows. News arrives from Ottawa on the first bloodshed of Louisa Kiel's rebellion in the British Northwest Territories. A fast freight train system linking Chicago and New England points is opened.
In Chicago the temperature reached 76 degrees and varied across Illinois. Li Hang Chang, a Chinese envoy to Japan, was shot in the face and wounded by a Japanese man at Himinosaki.
Cuban Minister to the United States Senor Quesada drew a spellbound crowd in Matanzas at the Esteban Theatre during a July 1899 Eulogy for the dead patriot Marti. George Kennan notes the powerful scene of emotion as Quesada spoke and later quotes a letter from Quesada sent from Washington, D. C. to The Peruna Medicine Company.
Congressmen J H Bankhead of Alabama endorses Peruna in a Washington letter calling it one of the best medicines and a radical catarrh cure. The notice urges readers to write Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for gratis advice and confidential handling.
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