Senatorial Deadlock Delays Tariff Reading And Leather Schedule
In Washington the Senate spent seven hours reading the conference report on the tariff bill with no major result. Daniel accuses Aldrich of breaking an agreement on voting in committee while Bristow denounces the measure as breaking Republican pledges. Western allies press reductions on calfskin boots and harness, seeking a concurrent resolution to adjust the hides paragraph after passage.
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Washington
Senate
Daniel
Aldrich
Bristow
House
Philippines
United States
Taft
White House
Payne
West
Donald Asks Tax Rebate Over Sewer Assessment
George Donald president of the North Yakima & Valley railroad opposes a sewer tax on lots 8 and 9 in block 44, arguing the sewer benefits rail use only if a building plan exists. The city also implements new charges for fire engine use and pavement openings, plus an inspector fee for open holes.
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George Donald
North Yakima & Valley Railroad
Donald
Miller
Tom
Harry
Pinesalve Carbolized Soothes Pain In Emergencies
Pinesalve carbolized soothes pain in bruises cuts sores burns scratches and similar injuries. Sold by W. Camp.
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W. Camp
Washington streams hold vast undeveloped power potential
A special bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture, based on work by O L Waller of the State College of Washington, outlines huge hydroelectric prospects in Washington. It details falls on Kettle, Rock Island, Cabinet and Priest Rapids, Grand Dalles and Spokane river power already developed, with many sites along the Columbia, Snake and Methow Rivers and Lake Chelan identified for future generation and storage driven development.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
O. L. Waller
State College of Washington
Samuel Fortier
Olympic Mountains
Sound
Cascades
Blue Mountains
Bitter Root
Rocky Mountains
Columbia River
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
Kettle Falls
Rock Island
Cabinet Rapids
Priest Rapids
Grand Dalles
Calilo
Ten Miles Rapids
Dalles
Three Mile Rapids
Two Mile Rapids
Snake River
Lewiston
Spokane River
Post Falls
Spokane
Reardan
Inland Empire
Methow
Twisp
Lake Chelan
Wenatchee
Tumwater Canyon
Great Northern Railroad Company
Chiwaukum
Cascade Tunnel
Yakima Valley
Big Bend
Pasco
Palouse
Klickitat
Yakima River
Columbia
W N P Officer Lyons Faces Assault Charge and Complaints
A warrant is issued for Northern Pacific special officer C F Lyons on assault and battery charges after multiple complaints of brutality in railroad yard arrests. Arthur Jamieson and Hubert Prentice sue NP for damages. Prentice was cut and Lyons’ deputy sheriff commission is revoked. Police seek Lyons. mayor orders no NP prisoners.
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Arthur Jamieson
Hubert Prentice
Northern Pacific
C.F. Lyons
Jamieson
Lyons
Prentice
Thacker and Smith
Armibuster
Millican
Lancaster
Sherif Lancaster
Police Department
Dr Kings New Discovery Fame in Fedora Tenn
A local man credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life and relieving severe lung hemorrhages. The ad touts the medicine for coughs colds hay fever la grippe asthma and bronchial issues with trial bottles and guaranteed satisfaction from C C Case Druggist in Fedora Tennessee.
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Gorion
Fedora
Tenn
Dr. King
Cc. C. Case
Mistook Bobcat for Domestic Cat on Fishing Trip
John Lacy, state fair grounds superintendent, returned from a ten day fishing trip on the south fork of the Ahtanum with his family. They encountered a large bobcat mistaken for a pet by a woman in the party who called it Kitty. Lacy shot the animal with his rifle and the party escaped harm. Also mention promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver trouble and lists 25 cents at C. C. Case, Druggist.
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John Lacy
State Fair Grounds
Dr. King
C. C. Case
No Truth in Ugly Rumors About Scoville Murder Tale
Rumors claiming Evangelist Scoville murdered a party member and killed himself were declared false at Sunday services. Rev Green read letters from Scoville and his followers dispelling the stories that circulated for two weeks. Scoville’s revival work had earned him many friends in the city.
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Evangelist Scoville
Christian Church
Green
Pastor Rose
Seoville
Evangelist Seoville
Rockwell
Scoville
Spokane
Lewiston
Idaho
Myvangelist
Central Heating Plant Contract Awarded to Schott in Chicago
The Central Heating company selects Schott Engineering of Chicago to install the initial plant for 65 000. The local firm, capitalized at 100 000 with 30 000 subscribed, plans a mutual system with dividends to stockholders and low costs. Two Wix boilers, 2400 horsepower capacity, will rise 35 feet with a 72 inch stack 125 feet high. The plant should be operational early in October with J L Hughes as director.
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Central Heating Company
A. E. Larson
O. A. Fechter
H. B. Scudder
Alex. Miller
Schott Engineering Company
Chicago
Indianapolis
North
Yakima
Tony
J. L. Hughes
Northern Pacific Depot Fruit Stand Watch
J DeForce division superintendent of the Northern Pacific notifies the Commercial club it may take charge of the depot fruit stand at any time. The club recently wrote to President Howard Elliott about the matter. There is no current provision for a fruit stand in the depot building but efforts will be made to reserve space.
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J. DeForce
Northern Pacific
Commercial Club
Howard Elliott
Jdepot
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