Bitter Words In Graft Case End of Trial Sparks Outburst
Prosecutor F J Heney and Earl Rogers agreed to settle their private differences out of court after the Calhoun graft case. The exchange occurred during testimony involving former Supervisor Coleman. Scoville preached to thousands, with 275 converts reported in the first week of his revival.
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San Francisco
F. J. Heney
Earl Rogers
Calhoun
Coleman
Heney
Lewis F. Byington
Byington
Escanaba Man Buys Complete Northern Michigan Village
Joseph Perrow of Escanaba has purchased all buildings in the village of Nortland, Marquette County, acquiring 85 dwellings and two stores. His rise from lumberjack to town owner is likened to a fairy tale as the village name will change to Perrow.
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Iscanaba, Mich
Joseph Perrow
Escanaba
Nortland
Marquette County
Perrow
Upper Michigan Woods
Right of Way Approved for Milwaukee Railroad Route
The secretary of the interior approves the Milwaukee railroad right of way over government land in townships 14-23 and 15-25 dated April 17. The approval, subject to existing rights, marks the first such clearance west of the Columbia River in the area, running along land owned by the Rose Land Company between Beverly and Priest Rapids.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Columbia River
Rose Land Company
Beverly
Priest Rapids
Sunday big religious day in North Yakima church
The largest religious service in North Yakima draws fourteen hundred attendees with about eight hundred to one thousand taking part in a simple communion. No ritual or display, just scripture reading a blessing on bread and wine, then distribution by twelve deacons and two aged elders.
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Evangelist Scoville
Scoville
Christ
Martin Luther
Ontario
Canada
North
Yakima
Five Suspects Questioned In Front Street Saloon Robbery
Dick Kootenai reports losing 23.50 to a group of five men during a bar room fight on Front Street Monday night. Police arrested five suspects who were later released after alibi proof. The victim says the robbery occurred while he lay on the floor, with the crime committed before the bartender.
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Dick Kootenai
Front
Kootenai
Mrs Roosevelt Plans Return From Europe Tour
Mrs. Roosevelt and her family will not stay in Europe next winter. They will travel up the Nile in the spring to meet Roosevelt. She is expected to return to the United States in November.
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Oyster Bay
New Sultan Rules Turkey in Historic Deposition
Across Constantinople Abdul Hamid II is deposed and his brother Achmed Rachad Effendi becomes Mehemed IV as Young Turk triumph signals end of Abdul Hamid’s reign. Gun salutes, martial law loosening, and cabinet uncertainty follow in the capital while reports from Beirut Berlin and London recount ongoing turmoil and regional distress.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid II
Achmid Rachad Effendi
Mehemed IV
Mahomet
Mahmed IV
Turkey
Osman
Sheik Ul Islam
Almas
Abdulads
Rachad_ sultan
Young Turk Party
Abdule
Ahmed Riza
Beirut
Adana
Hadjin
Berlin
Tagelblatt
Abdul Hamid
London
A _ Belgrade
Macedonia
Attempted Burglary Foiled at North Third Street Home
Sunday evening burglars tried to break into the home of Deputy Health Officer Fitch at 306 North Third Street. They fled when roomers returned. The thieves used a skeleton key and searched the house but nothing was stolen. The house held Scoville revival funds and the attempt follows a prior theft attempt last year.
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Fitch
North Third Street
Man Loses Arm as Freight Train Strikes at Toppenish
A man believed to be Daniel D. Leach of Ethel Idaho, about 30, lost his right arm when he fell under a freight train near Toppenish station as No. 5 arrived. He was rushed to Toppenish hospital with multiple injuries. a Modern Woodmen of America card found in his pocket identified his lodge in Ethel. Witnesses report he slipped while trying to alight the moving train.
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Toppenish
No. 5
Toppenish Hospital
Johnston
Daniel D. Leach
Ethel, Ida
Woodmen of America
Ethel
Johnson and Jeffries fight talk from Jim Corbett
Jim Corbett predicts Johnson has little chance against Jeffries saying the outcome depends on Jeffries catching Johnson. He jokes Johnson will run when the big bear approaches and notes Ketchel may have a chance with Johnson.
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Corbett
Big Black Johnson
Jim Jeffries
New York
Jim Corbett
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Johnson
Big Bear
Ketchell
How Canada Pays for Good Roads Debenture Plan
A Halton county paper explains a road debenture proposal with 2,000,000 dollars in debentures at 5 percent interest. Annual installments total 13,010.28 dollars over 380 payments, yielding a grand total of 390,308.40 dollars. The article outlines the principal and interest portions of each payment.
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Yakima
Ontario
Canada
Halton
Deposition to Begin in Government Equity Suit
In Salt Lake City on April 26 the government equity suit against Harriman and western railroads proceeds with depositions. Railroad men and workers were subpoenaed in large numbers and two weeks are expected to cover the evidence.
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R. R. Case
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pathfinder car leads New York to Seattle race into Twin Falls
The Thomas Pathfinder, advancing the New York to Seattle auto race, is due in Twin Falls Saturday April 24 escorted from Pocatello by Charlie Hill's Mitchell. J. W. Reddington heads the Pathfinder crew of newspaper men. Over 40 cars entered for the event, the opening June 1 alongside the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. Robert Guggenheim, copper king, arrives in a $10 000 car with Mr. Moore to meet the Pathfinder in Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls
Ida Zapril
Big Thomas Pathfinder
New York
Seattle
Pocatello
Charlie Hill
Mitchell
Fred Rogers
Guy Milner
Murtaugh
Dry Creek
Yale
Raft River
American Falls
J. W. Reddington
Robert M. Guggenheim
Moore
Guggenheim
Commercial Club
Mr. Moore
Accidental Death At Tie Ton Project Shaft
Coroner Rosser returns from Camp No. 1 to report Austrian worker M Simonvitch died Saturday after a powder explosion. Testimony shows he was warned not to move the explosive but did so anyway. Verdict finds death accidental and self blame rests with Simonvitch. No inquest planned for George Forster who drowned and cut his throat two weeks ago.
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Rosser
Camp No. 1
Tieton Project
M. Simonvitch
Simonvitch
George Forster
Klein to Be Deported From Tacoma
Tacoma April 26 Inspector Fulton of the immigration bureau received a warrant for the deportation of Joshua Klein the radio active dealer recently convicted of assault on a woman Klein welcomes the news and says he will be glad to return to his charette in Switzerland
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Klein
Tacoma
Fulton
The
Immigration Bureau Today
Joshua Klein
Switzerland
Missing Man's Body Found Near Bumping Lake
The body of George Forster, a reclamation service employee about 35, was found in shallow water near Bumping Lake by fellow laborers. Officials deem possible suicide though murder theory exists. body badly decomposed after eleven days in water. An inquest urged. coroner Rosser and Undertaker Flint will conduct investigations.
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George Forster
Bumping River
Bumping Lake
Reclamation Service
Naches City
Rosser
Flint
Forster
Indignation Over Toppenish Bridge and Road Woes Calls for Action
A Toppenish citizen letter to The Herald denounces County Commissioner McDonald for delays in road and bridge work. It cites a failed Parker Bottom bridge, lost business, and calls for accountability while urging North Yakima to wake up and address regional transportation needs.
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Toppenish
Herald
Parker
McLeod
Toppenishs Commercial Club
Dan McDonald
Wapato
North Yakima
Parker Bottom
Dan Sinclair
Meloy
Wizard of
Beima
Yakima County
Castro's Buried Treasure Report Ignites Caracas
Report from Caracas says former President Castro left a buried fortune of gold near the city to fund a possible return to Venezuela. The tale ties his rumored wealth to alleged financial troubles and renewed push to reclaim power.
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Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
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Cathfinder
Geo
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