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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
2
The piece mocks Marcus Hanna amid a fever for royal murders and recalls a Seattle servant who sparked a kitchen fire with kerosene. It notes editors urge delinquent subscribers to pay and jokes Hanna’s war stance and debate with Bryan on silver.
The Washington Post argues the Democrats offer an eminently respectable vice presidential nominee in Stevenson. It notes James Stephen son’s creditable prior service as presiding officer of the Senate and his dignified tact drawing admiration from colleagues.
A Commercial club appeal urges Yakima County growers to prepare a strong fruit and vegetable display for the state fair. The effort aims to boost the county’s reputation as locals stress pride in what the farms can produce and to counter public doubt from visitors.
Birth announced for Mrs. Campbell in Yakima City. Col and Mrs Adair return from Oregon coast. Rev Condit and Dudley family back from Natchez outing. Woodcock academy offers stenography. Miss Dixon to direct. New waists on sale including silk and French flannel. The Wonder shopkeeper Mrs L B Rinehart promotes waists. Wedding: Frank G Alderson to Bonita Parshall on Aug 29. Edward Fourier to run Larson's theater for 1950 1901 season, promises top attractions and Quo Vadis opening Sept 1. Fourier plans move to Yakima. removal sale at Golden Rule by H H Schott & Co.
The notice lists Mrs. W. E. Carpenter relocating to the Cadwell block over the Herald office on Second Street. It promotes Mason's Porcelain Top fruit jars, Coffin Bros. Kleis & Bond feed and bran at low prices, Yakima mineral water for digestive issues, and a large assortment of new furniture from Bros. McConnell. It also advertises about 15 Oregon horses for sale, harness, saddles from H. H. Schott & Co, and unbroken horses for sale or trade, with H. D. Mover offering a No. 3 wagon in good condition.
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