Washington Seethes as Underwood Fends Off Bryan
In Washington the week features a dramatic clash as Oscar W. Underwood denies William Jennings Bryan's charge of self interest in tariff action. The bloom fades on Bryan's 1890s influence while Penrose backs inland waterways and Togo visits, with Taft hosting a dinner and a congressional apportionment debate noted. McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR ad ends the page.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Underwood
Iron and Steel
Alabama
Nebraska
Bryan
House
Afternoon gown in lace and marquisette features
A white marquisette afternoon gown is shown with French knot embroidery and coarse crochet lace in pale green silk. The design includes a lace yoke, embroidered bolero, lace trims on sleeves and skirt, and a tunic-simulating embroidered band on the skirt.
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New York
Accused Man Claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals
A Clinton Missouri man alleges Bucklen’s Arnica Salve removes sting from burns and sores and eases pain from boils piles and injuries. He says it rids cuts corns bruises and sprains of their terror. Available for 25 cents at Clark’s Pharmacy.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Clark’s
Plan to Collect Back Water Bills in Puyallup
Puyallup city council approves a new method to collect delinquent water bills. Instead of threats to cut off service, the city will publish the names of nonpayers in the official paper to shame them into payment. Mayor Mark Graves and Councilman S. W. Greenwood led the plan, passed unanimously.
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Puyallup
Mark Graves
S. W. Greenwood
Giant human skeleton discovered near Prescott farm
On a farm near Juni per northwest of Prescott Peter Marx found the skeleton of an immense human being. The bones, exposed by creek erosion, include a complete skull and a towering frame likely twice the size of an average man. Local residents have viewed the remains, which seem unrelated to ancient Verde Valley finds.
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Prescott
Arizona
Peter Marx
Juniper
Marx
Verde
Constipation Cure Ad From Camp Cor 3rd and Yakima
An old advertisement promotes HERBINE to keep bowels active and regular, claiming it removes accumulations and puts the system in prime condition. It lists price at 60c and notes sales by D. H. Fry and . W., Camp, at the corner of 3rd and Yakima avenues.
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McGee
D. H. Fry
Camp
Cor
Yakima Avenues
Ballard
C. W. Gamp
Yakima
New Use for Potatoes In Elevator Scene
A Chicago Tribune report describes a department store elevator crowded with passengers. Raynor reveals a small withered potato from his pocket for protection against hatpins, dropping it toward a nearby eye, while Shyne questions the odd item.
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Raynor
Shyne
Whare Rheu
Chicago Tribune
Tribute Paid Miss Susie Boyle Dies Young Newsroom Figure
The community mourns Susie Boyle a Herald staff member whose conscientious reporting and kindness stood out. Colleagues recall her tireless work for citizens and her compassionate approach despite frequent rebuffs from those she covered. Her death at a young age is a loss to the city.
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Susie Boyle
Miss Boyle
Herald
Hever
That New Stomach Health from Stomach Tablets
H M Young Peters editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio writes of intense pain after meals. He credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with relief after first doses and a full recovery after a second bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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H. M. Young Peters
the Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
Selston Feast Service From Church Tower
In Selston Nottinghamshire villagers held their annual feast with the Rev Harrison preaching from the church tower during an open air service. The choir sang from the roof of the south aisle after using a fledder to gain access. Several hundred worshippers gathered in the churchyard.
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Nottinghamshire
Selston
Harrison
London Standard
Old Papers for Sale at Herald Office
Classified notice offers old newspaper papers for sale at the Herald office priced at 10 cents per bindle. The ad stresses affordable reprints for collectors or readers seeking archival copies.
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Herald Office
Receiver Appointed for Lower Yakima Irrigation Co.
Neale Bennett of Madison Kentucky secured a U S District Court appointment of Joseph M Mitchell as receiver for the Lower Yakima Irrigation company of Richland Benton county The action cites unpaid bonds totaling 350000 with 35000 paid and 150000 other indebtedness including 100000 overdue The company had contracted with Northern Pacific for 45000 of land also owed The bond issue is secured by a trust to Central Trust Company Seattle and Mitchell posted a 5000 bond. A medicinal ad for Ballard’s Snow Liniment is included with local dealer names.
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Neale Bennett
Madison
Kentucky
Frank H. Rudkin
United States District Court
Joseph M. Mitchell
Lower
Yakima Irrigation Company
Richland
Benton County
Bennett
Seattle
M. E. Downs
Yakima
Northern Pacific
Balloon race to highlight North Yakima state fair
The Fifteenth Annual State Fair opens September 25 in North Yakima with the first state balloon race. Competitors Prof. Le Strange of Olympia and H. O. Turner of Coney Island will fly new balloons using patent gas fill methods. Special fare rates of one and a third will be offered by the Northern Pacific and O W R N during the fair.
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North Yakima
le Strange
Olympia
H. O. Turner
Coney Island
New York
Northern Pacific
Carter Relieved as Texas Command Amid Changes
Major General William H. Carter has been relieved of command in San Antonio and ordered to Washington to resume duties as assistant chief of staff. Brigadier General Frederick A. Smith named division commander. Major General Murray to San Francisco to lead the western division after a brief vacation.
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Washington
William H. Carter
San Antonio
Tex
Frederick A. Smith
Murray
Carter
San Francisco
Rail line expansion on Fruit and Produce Row in Yakima
The Oregon Washington railway and Navigation company began laying two tracks along First avenue north for about five blocks in Yakima, with a third line extended to the Reese Sullivan and Yakima Artificial Ice facilities. Tracks will be level with the street and planked, with switches on the west side and several crossovers to ease car movement. Ll. Newman leads seventy five workers, plus thirty more along the line east of North Yakima to add sidings for shippers. Existing warehouse firms along First avenue north include Yakima Milling, Pacific Fruit and Produce, Thompson Fruit, and Yakima Transfer and Storage, among others, expanding shipping access via the Northern Pacific and OW R N lines.
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Yakima Avenue
D Street
C Street
First Avenue
Yakima
Reese-Sullivan Company
Northern Pacific
Ll. Newman
North Yakima
Northern Pacific Railroad
O.W. R. & N. Company
First Avenue North
Yakima Milling Company
J. M. Perry & Company, Incorporated
Pacific Fruit and Produce Company
Pioneer Lumber and Coal Company
Yakima Transfer and Storage Company
Horticultural Union H. M. Helliesen
J. A. Cook
Thompson Fruit Company
Yakima Coal Company
Real Roslyn
Northwestern Produce Company
Fruit Growers
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Bradner Company
Yakima [Ee
Rose-Sullivan Company
Buffalo man touts Dr. King's New Life Pills at Clark's Pharmacy
Paul Mathulku of Buffalo New York proclaims the pills a blessing to his family curing constipation headache indigestion and dyspepsia. The advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills available for five cents at Clark's Pharmacy.
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Paul Mathulku
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. King
Clark
Ringling Brothers Circus Serves 4000 Pancakes at Breakfast
The Ringling Brothers circus serves 4000 pancakes at a single breakfast with 1286 people in the troupe. Steward A. L. Webb oversees daily food purchases and marketing as the crew visits the live venue.
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Ringling Brothers Canvas Hotel
Steward A. L. Webb
Memphis Woman Credits Cardui For Strength After Illness
Mrs Emma D. Looney of Memphis writes that Cardui gave her strength after eight years of misery and kept her from missing meals. She urges readers not to worry about symptoms but seek deeper strength to overcome female troubles and related headaches and backaches.
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Memphis
Tenn
Emma D. Looney
Cardui
Request for Copies of Weekly Herald 1910 Dates
The Herald seeks copies of the Weekly Herald for June 15 July 13 November 3 and December 7 1910. Anyone possessing any of these issues is asked to inform the office at once.
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Herald
Colonel W C Greene Dies in Sonora Copper Magnate
Colonel W C Greene prominent copper mine owner and cattle raiser dies in Sonora Mexico from acute pneumonia after a long illness. He promoted several copper companies and once clashed with Boston operator Thomas W Lawson, reportedly threatening to shoot him. His wife and children were present at his death.
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Sonora
Mex
W. C. Green
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Greene
Lawson
Kentucky liquor question heats up before Louisville convention
As the Kentucky State Democratic Convention nears in Louisville on August 15, Democrats and Republicans clash over liquor policy. Some Democrats push county unit or local option plans, while others back prohibition. Judge O'Rear plans rallies across 19 counties, and ministers urge statewide prohibition ahead of the big clash.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Herod
Judge O'Rear
Blue Grass
L19
O' Rear
O'Rear
Third House
Carlisle
Ollie James
United States
James B. Mottreary
Edward J. McDermott
Champ Clark
Joan Sharp Williams
Eloping Couple Finds Happiness in Springfield
Mrs Julia French Geraghty and chauffeur husband John Edward Paul Geraghty celebrated their elopement at the Harris home in Springfield. They declared their intention to stay together despite parental opposition and noted a Springfield attorney is retained for precaution. Their relatives have not interfered with the couple's happiness.
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Springfield
Mass
Julia French Geraghty
John Edward Paul Geraghty
Joseph Harris
Veraghty
Harris
Geraghty
Income Tax Amendment Ratings Across States
Five states must still ratify the income tax amendment to join the 80 favorable, with 10拒拒ising and five yet to act. Arkansas’s veto, New York’s ratification, and potential special sessions shape a path toward final adoption within a year, amid broad interstate pressure and possible reversals in Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut West Virginia and other uncommitted states.
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Alabama
Montana
California
Nebraska
Colorado
Nevada
Georgia
New York
Idaho
North Carolina
Illinois
North Dakota
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kannas
Oregon
Kentucky
South Carolina
Maine
South Dakota
Maryland
Tennessee
Michigan
Texas
Mississippi
Washington
Missouri
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Louisiana
New Jersey
N. Hampshire
Rhode Island
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Florida
Fim
Congress
Arkansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Friends of the Tax
Vermont
Wyoming
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed For Women’s Kidney Ailments
An advertisement notes a suffering woman overwhelmed by backache headache nervousness loss of appetite and poor sleep due to kidney and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills are claimed to provide quick relief and restore health and strength. For sale by North Yakima Drug Store.
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Foley
North Yakima Drug Store
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Committee On Finance
Penrose
Continental
Corps of Engineers
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Nippon
Count Heihachiro Togo
Taft
Togo
Japan
Nelson
Senate
Rudkin
Lower Yakima Valley Irrigation Company
General Carter
Texas Command
Gen
W.H. Carter
W. R&a
Hirst Avenue
Memphis Lady
Colonel Greene
Mexico
Lone Sie
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