Portland Bar Association prosecutor slain in suspected conspiracy
Detectives shadow several persons as the district attorney's office pushes a conspiracy theory in the murder of Ralph B. Fisher, prosecutor of the Bar Association. An inquest found Fisher died from gunshot wounds fired by J. A. Finch with murderous intent.
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Portland
Ore
District Attorney
Ralph B. Fisher
The
Bar Association
J. A. Finch
Fisher
Fruit Growers Promoting Spokane Horticultural Meet
Yakima Horticultural Union plans campaigns to boost turnout for the Washington State Horticultural meeting in Spokane aligned with the apple show. A special Yakima Valley train may transport over 50 growers to the event, with North Yakima ranchers among expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Horticultural Union
E. Remy
E. G. Beck
Yakima Valley
Spokane
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Remedy Declared Opiate Free
Notice from A. D. Sloan's drug store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is not affected by federal pure food and drug laws and contains no opiates or harmful drugs. recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. D. Sloan's Drug Store
North Yakima Gets Black Eye
A local resident criticizes fruit quality in North Yakima. He targets fruit stands and the Northern Pacific depot, urging a radical rise in caliber to match the city’s boast as home of the Big Red Apple and to elevate civic pride for a town of 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Yakima
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cures Longstanding Asthma
Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports a severe cold twelve years ago led to chronic asthma. After protracted relief from other doctors, Foley’s Honey and Tar cured her asthma with one fifty cent bottle. She says earlier use might have saved years of suffering. A D Sloan’s drug store promotes the remedy.
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Fotey
Adolph Buesing
West Third Street
Davenport
Iowa
Foley
A. D. Sloan
Henry Ditter Dies After Illness at 66
Henry Ditter a pioneer Yakima valley merchant died Sunday at his home at 4 30 pm after a long Brights disease illness. He was 66 years old a native of Baden born and came to America at 15. Surviving are three children and his widow Bessie Margh. Funeral at St Joseph's church Wednesday morning. He was active in Catholic circles and earlier ran a North Yakima mercantile business before passing it to his sons.
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Henry Ditter
Yakima Valley
Bright
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Ditter
Baden
America
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Katherine Mechtel
Phil A. Ditter
Jos. E B. Ditter
Charles Donovan
North Yakima
Yakima City
Ditter
Clergyman Pleads for Help to Find Missing Son
Spokane, November 30. Rev Thomas Bell an Episcopal minister from Clifton Heights Pa appeals for aid to locate his son Robert Huntington Bell 34 a former logging worker last heard from in Spokane last February Mrs Bell the son’s mother and his grandmother’s heir died a month ago Bell has sent letters to Rt Rev Bishop Lemuel H Wells and to Frank L Smith and the police Bell wandered after a sunstroke in Death Valley ten years ago Bell went to California last May and roomers at Ourlawa Inn say he may be east of the city
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Spokane
Wash
Thomas Bell
Clifton Heights
Lemuel H. Wells
Robert Huntington Bell
Bishop Wells
Frank L. Smith
Ourlawa Inn
Death Valley
Bell
California
East
Orino Urino Laxative Syrup Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
An advertisement for Orino Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup claims permanent relief from habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritation. It emphasizes mild, pleasant taste, no nausea or griping, and names A. D. Sloan's drug store as the point of purchase.
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Orino
A. D. Sloan’s
Improve Wagon Road Promised to Boost North Yakima Trade
W L Steinweg with W J McIntyre and W B Newcomb returned from a trip on the wagon road between North Yakima and White Bluffs and Hanford. They urged road improvements to allow local residents to haul provisions directly, estimating costs of 500 to 600 dollars. The improved route could shift Columbia River trade from Kennewick, aiding North Yakima and Prosser competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bluffs
W. L. Steinweg
W. J. McIntyre
W. B. Newcomb
North Yakima
Hanford
Mr. Steinweg
Columbia River
Mrs. Vessey Receives Stolen Jewelry Recovered by Authorities
Jewelry stolen from Etta Vessey on North Second Street was recovered by the sheriff and police and became evidence in the Curran case. Judge Preble ordered its return to Mrs Vessey after Prosecuting Attorney Wende's request. The court found ownership but noted the state could not account for all transactions. Items included a diamond locket, gold watch, chains, and a diamond pin.
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Vessey
North Second Street
Sheriff's Office
9 Stack
James Curran
Etta Vessey
Preble
Wende
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Health for Kidneys
Public notice claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder disease in all forms and strengthen kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes if taken promptly, attributed to A. D. Sloan's.
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Foley
Bright
A. D. Sloan’‘s
Yakima Land Co. Eyeing Eastern Ads to Attract Migration
M. R. Galloway of Yakima Land Co. returns from the east urging big advertising to draw eastern settlers. He predicts a stronger Washington migration this year and proposes using displays, personal canvassing, and literature to lure buyers. He plans a Yakima booth strategy in towns, selling land, and then moving on.
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M. R. Galloway
Yakima Land Co
Folin Bee Co
Mississippi Valley
Washington
Yakima
State normal school seeks larger appropriation for coming biennium
Cheney November report from the state normal school board of trustees outlines growth, enrollment, and future needs. It requests a total appropriation of 117 020.25 dollars to fund added department heads, a registrar and accountant, and expanded teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Wash
State Normal School
Department of
Mary B. Trainor
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Malaria And Stomach Ailments
A. C. Kiestler of Halliday Arkansas touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria stomach and liver troubles and general weakness. The ad claims the medicine purifies and enriches the blood tones the nerves and imparts vigor with a refund if it fails to help. Available at C. C. Case’s drug store.
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A. C. Kiestler
Halliday, Ark
C. C. Case
Philadelphia political libel indictments tied to 1905 conflict
State Senator James P. McNichol, leader of Philadelphia Republicans, indicted for criminal libel by Max Kauffman, who also faces perjury charges. A separate case against Clarence Gibeney and indictments by Mayor Reyburn against E A Van Vileckenburg and several editors of the Philadelphia North American are noted, all linked to the 1905 political war.
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Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
Grand Jury
Max Kauffman
Reyburn
Kauffman
Clarence Gibeney
Law and Order Society
McNichol
E. A. van Vileckenburg
Philadelphia North American
Pinenles Back Pain Aid Sold by Local Druggist
Advertisement promises relief from rheumatism back ache and kidney trouble with 30 days treatment for $1.00. A single nightly dose is claimed to prove merit and readers are urged to buy from C. W. Camp the West Side Druggist.
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C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Prosser Forms Fruit Growers Association
Prosser has formed a fruit growers association to pack and ship fruit similar to Hood River and Wenatchee. North Yakima speaker J. M. Brown endorsed the plan during the early week meeting.
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Prosser
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