What is Man and the Fall from Divine Favor
Paris Aug. 11 Pastor Russell addressed a large audience about the Bible teaching man’s creation in God’s image and his fall from earthly perfection to death. He argued sin did not move man from heaven to earth but from earthly perfection to dying condition and that Calvary purchases release for all Adams race through restitution.
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Snapshots of Suspects in New York Gambler Murder
William Shapiro, owner of the car used in Rosenthal’s killing, remains held without bail as investigators press the case. Dago Frank Cirofici, named by police as an actual assassin, is also held without bail amid conflicting alibi claims from friends.
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New York
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Gambler Rosenthal
Dago Frank
Cirofici
Yakima Sheep Sold to Seattle Firm for $4 a Head
Nine thousand head of Yakima sheep slated for Chicago will stay local as Ellis Ragan of Fry & Company Seattle contracts to buy all lambs for $4.00 per head. Peter Ager and George Prior & Son own the flock. Ragan expects a stable or slightly softer market with no immediate cattle sales in sight.
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Chicago
Ellis Ragan
Fry & Company
Seattle
Peter Ager
George Prior & Son
Ragan
Yakima
President Signs Bill Fast Tracks Reclamation Settlers Patents
A message from Washington says President Taft signed a bill enabling homesteaders under reclamation projects to obtain land titles and water rights in three years instead of ten. The law also aims to curb speculative undeveloped holdings, though details remain unclear. Local officials await a full copy to study terms and implications.
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North Yakima
Washington
Taft
Messrs
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Register of the Land Office
Ralph Williamson
Williamson
Borah
Judge Hanford Officially Retired from Federal Bench
Seattle August 9 Judge Cushman entered the record that the president accepted Hanford's resignation marking the formal retirement of Judge Hanford from the federal judiciary.
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Cushman
Seattle
Hanford
Prospects Bright for Yakima Hop Yield This Year
Yakima county hop growers expect about 18 000 bales from 1600 bearing acres with yields higher than ever for the same land. Last year’s profits boosted fertilization and the harvest will start late this month with up to 3 400 pickers required at peak, plus concurrent peach picking increasing county activity.
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Yakima County
Government to hold coal lands to secure fair fuel price
Secretary Fisher proposes allotting 640 acres of coal land to cities to operate under conditions, with title reverting to the government if obligations fail. The plan seeks to ensure abundant supply and fair prices while allowing leasing to retain government control.
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Washington
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Congress
Grand Junction
Colo
Interior Department
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Missouri River
Kruger seeks orchard for powder experiments
Paul Kruger acting for Dupont Powder seeks an orchard owner to provide land for rosette treatment tests using dynamite went with no tree damage and no cost to the owner. The work aims to prove explosive farming methods, described as farming with gunpowder, by a foreign consul. He has not yet found a willing, progressive owner but hopes.
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Paul Kruger
Kruger
Dupont Powder Company
Lack of confidence in superiors demoralizes police
Former New York police chief William S. Devery says lack of confidence in superiors and weak discipline demoralizes the NYPD. He notes officers feel directionless, fear repercussions for actions, and blame shifts hinder progress. He urges restoring confidence to enable proper policing.
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New York
William S. Devery
van Wyck
Petition for new Kew Kew Tieton School District line
A petition seeks to create a new school district and build a school for 33 pupils above Cowiche canyon. About fifteen residents from affected districts attended the Saturday hearing with mixed views. Supporters, led by W H Johnson, cite long walks and winter inaccessibility. opponents favor keeping residents in the existing district and propose moving the Hill school under Cowiche supervision.
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Tieton
Cowiche Canyon
W. H. Johnson
Cowiche
Wilson explains not meaning disrespect to foreigners in writings
At Seagirt New Jersey August 10 Governor Wilson reassured the Hungarian national democratic club of New York that his writings were never disrespectful to foreigners and that he has long valued European history. He spoke to Brooklyn Democratic club and Woodrow Wilson club of Orange New Jersey stressing voters seek order and broad partnership with government.
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Democratic Party
Voters Register Ahead Of November Election In Yakima County
Yakima County voters must register in nine incorporated cities and towns for the upcoming election to be held on Tuesday November 5. Registration closes at 5 PM October 15. poll books in cities with 250 or more voters stay open until 20 days before the general election. Outside precincts listed do not require registration this year.
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Secretary Knox designated special ambassador for Emperor Matsuhito funeral
President Taft names Secretary Knox premier of the cabinet to attend the Emperor’s funeral on September 12 as a sign of strong U S Japan friendship. The move signals a possible Knox trip to Japan to improve understanding, with Mrs Knox a accompanying personnel including a rear admiral and a major general. The dispatch underscores U S goals amid Japan relations.
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Washington
Taft
Knox
Matsuhito
Japan
Notice of Summons for Publication Yakima County
In Superior Court Yakima County Washington Claud Brockman Bright plaintiff vs Delilah Lyall Bright defendant You are summoned to appear within sixty days after July 8 1912 and defend the action answer the complaint and serve a copy on plaintiff's attorney H J Snively North Yakima Washington The plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce on grounds of abandonment and no community property The notice includes dates and address details for service and local filing
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State of Washington
Yakima County
Claud Brockman Bright
Delilah Lyall Bright
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Polk’s Gazetteer
Oregon
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Wash
H. J. Snively
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