Secret dog and cock fighting tale near the city
A late night secret dog and cock fight was suspected a few miles from the city with dogs loaded in closed rigs and local sports leaving the area. Authorities were unable to confirm details as rumors spread and investigators tracked possible out of town participants.
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Ellensburg
Yakima
Coroner's Witnesses Fare Future Pay Cut Declared
Harcourt M. Taylor advised county commissioners that coroner witnesses will receive no future remuneration. Commissioners concurred, honoring pre opinion payments but suspending any further fees. The move may affect future inquests as witnesses must pause their activities without pay.
Mabton Wheat Movement Resumes as Freight Cars Arrive
Mabton Washington reports resumed small scale wheat shipments with ample cars for shippers. Last month 164 cars of produce including grain hay and potatoes were hauled from Mabton. At the commercial club meeting members opposed the parcels post bill and pledged to urge Congressman Wesley L Jones to block its passage in Congress.
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Commercial Club
Congress
Wesley L. Jones
Night Shots Sound Alarm on Front Street Alley
Police were called about 11 o'clock to the restricted district after two shots were fired on Front Street alley. A thorough search of nearby haunts found only a dead Teddy Bear in the sagebrush.
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Front Street
Oping Moth Chil Group Stem Aran
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a moth group and a stem from an aran yarn context. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event or identification details to form a full news item.
Railway Work May Begin Soon In Yakima Valley
North Coast surveyors and contractors remain in Kiona awaiting action. No authentic company plan details available but it is generally believed work will start in the winter, considered the best season for operations in the Yakima valley.
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Eastern man may put up Mazuma for baseball
A northeastern baseball promoter, H. L. Walker of the Northwestern circuit, asks local interest in placing a team in North Yakima. Past seasons yielded profits near $5000 with a 673 percent. salaries caused losses in 1905 but improved. If plans look feasible, Walker may tour the area, with pitcher Ed Erickson from Spokane noted among 1906 roster.
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Northwestern
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Walker
Kim Walker
Ed Erickson
Spokane
Moving of Pacific Fleet Prompts Yakima Celebration
Yakima plans a citywide tribute on December 16 as the Atlantic squadron sails toward the Pacific. General Funston will take command in Goldfield and more troops may be sent. The United Spanish War Veterans urge every camp to raise flags and salute the fleet, with orders circulating nationwide to observe the day.
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Goldfield
North Yakima
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Pacific Ocean
United Spanish War Veterans
Walter S. Hale
John J. Dwyer
Declamation Service Causes Water Dispute Between Ranchers
John Reynolds files a restraining order against N P Hull to stop filling a 19 year old irrigation ditch the Stair ditch on Hull property that provides Reynolds water for his stock and ranch. Reynolds claims damage of 100 dollars and seeks judgment. H t J Snively represents the plaintiff.
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Hull
Ht. J. Snively
Fifty Four Students Fail To Name Reclamation Service
In a freshman English class at the high school nearly all of the 54 students could not explain the United States Reclamation Service. Miss Hill learned that 30 students in one class and 24 in another could not identify the service’s purpose. Responses ranged from guesses about surveying lands to freeing desert claims, with most offering no enlightenment.
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United States Reclamation Service
Suvey
Reclamation
Passenger Traffic on Transcontinental Rail Travel Up
Railroad officials report transcontinental passenger traffic is about normal with an estimated 20 percent more people westward in the last five months than the prior period. Through trains have been crowded to standing room, adding four to six extra cars. Business remains larger than typical for this season, though trains are at regular equipment and passengers must show their legal seats.
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George Hamlin Audiences Yakima With Major Tenor Concert
George Hamlin, famed American tenor, appears at Yakima Methodist church delivering a cohesive program praised for harmony and expressive acting. Sue Lombard and Mrs. Horsley receive credit for arranging the engagement. selections include Brabstein and Campbell Tipton works, with Beach’s The Year’s at the Spring and Haydn pieces highlighted.
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Sue Lombard
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Botschaft
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Im Kahne
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Slayton
Portland Trust Sees Assets But Shrinkage Risk Noted
In Portland on December 1 the Title Guarantee Trust Co reports assets of 3,061,493 and liabilities of 2,400,990. Real estate savings accounts have been unwritten by W. M. Ladd, though the report asserts resources appear able to cover all accounts.
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Ore
Title Guarantee Trust Company
Dolar
Hill
W. M. Ladd
Dreamland Finds Young Singer Otis Bosley
Manager Fred Scheefer of the Dreamland district discovers Otis Bosley, a sweet voiced boy singer in this city. The talented lad performs illustrated songs at the little theater and will receive thorough musical training to develop his gift.
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The
Dreamland
Otis Bosley
Little Theater
Eleventh Annual American National Live Stock Convention Notice
Denver December 10 The email of the eleventh annual convention of the American National Live Stock association to be held January 21 and 22 next year was issued today.
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American National Live Stock Association
No Bonds Held For Cal Safe Deposit Chief In Jail
San Francisco December 10 James Dalzell Brown general manager of the suspended California Safe Deposit and Trust company cannot obtain bonds of seventy five thousand dollars tonight and is confined in a city jail cell.
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James Dalzell Brown
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Tacoma Pedestrians Plan 4 a Cross Country Walk to Chicago
Carl Raupp Ben Coleman and Oscar Holland of Tacoma aim to beat Edward Payson Weston’s long distance record walking to Chicago by April They left Tacoma City Hall at 10 am signing entry and exit times in each town They expect Yakima North Yakima soon and plan stops with athletic exhibitions to cover costs Skeptics doubt the journey feasible given mountains and winter plains with deep snow in Montana and Dakota.
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Osccar Holland
Tacoma
Edward Payson Weston
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Yakima
Raupp
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Plains
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Abandon Attempt Halts Mohawk Base Work in Goldfield
Goldfield is quiet after an abortive effort to start work on the Mohawk combination base. Rumors of planned attacks by Western Federation men were denied. Mine owners say mines will open Thursday and miners remain firm. Governor Sparks denies troop recall and says troops stay until trouble threat ends.
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New
Western Federation
Sparks
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