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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
1
The text appears as a garbled legal notice fragment listing names such as M. W. westad and references to statutes, dates in 1908, and actions around March and June law procedures. The legibility is too poor to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Lisbon reports fresh outrages may accompany reopening of parliament with guards along the king Manuel's route to the cortes. Republicans fear scandals of royal advances linked to late King Carlos, including alleged overpayments and complex financial arrangements. In New York six unknown Italian miners were found dead from gas in a Greenwich Street lodging house, a room on the third floor.
North Coast railway wins a favorable Supreme Court ruling allowing a right of way across a narrow NP land tract east of North Yakima to reach the city. The decision ends a three case sequence with NP, which previously delayed the line’s access to warehouses and the valley.
North Yakima business leaders move to form the North Yakima Baseball Association with a $2000 capital stock plan. A committee will solicit stock, a new field may be built on fairgrounds, and temporary club facilities will be donated for visiting teams.
Tonight at the Commercial club a discussion on Good Roads will propose a straight cut from the new bridge into Selah. Ranchers seek a direct route from North Yakima to the Selah valley, avoiding the Fourth street detour and reducing hauling. They aim to reach Second street through certain properties, benefiting all parties.
Virgil McWhorter Ralph Darling Ed Remy Noel Thompson and Miss Irman Dorris will travel to Walla Walla with Prof. Palmer to compete in the Whitman college track meet and the declamatory contest April 30 and May 1. McWhorter enters the 440 220 100 and 50 yards and weights. Darling and Remy run the mile and half mile. Thompson runs the short dashes. All will run in the relay.
Edward Prunyn, one of two living lawyers who saw Yakima’s early courthouse, viewed the new court house yesterday and praised the handsome upgrade. The Ellensburg attorney, 64, recalled old-town days and early North Yakima practice, calling the new building like meeting a new friend.
Seattle on April 28 unanimously supported resolutions urging the nation to construct not less than 12 battleships for the Pacific coast with one dissenter.
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