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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
1
Yakima residents invest in a Seattle firm promising weekly dollars in exchange for a dollar weekly until reaching 80 payments. When refunds were requested, payouts stopped and police investigated. Seattle police label the operation a major swindle. Names include J. G. Harris and others with notable sums invested.
Tacashima Takashima, a Japanese house servant, was shot in the abdomen by Arthur McEwan after a noise in McEwan’s residence. The injured man, taken to the hospital, was reported to police by Japanese colleagues days after the incident amid confusion over notification and the suspects involved.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Coffin will leave here shortly after the first of the year for an extended trip to the south. They will travel as far south as Florida and spend the greater part of their time there.
Two older Trembley brothers Timothy 75 and Maguire 72 drowned after their boat capsized in the Yakima River near Old Town Yakima City The tragedy occurred while they attempted a river crossing The bodies were recovered later the coroner ruled the deaths accidental and no inquest was held
Explanatory bulletin clarifies a judge’s decision in United States v Matthews does not affect grazing regulations or fees. The ruling addressed whether breaching such regulations is a crime, not the legality of grazing charges.
The article reviews lawsuits over grazing on forest reserves, noting federal regulation validity and the right to sue for civil damages while higher courts settle criminal questions. It cites Castervignes v United States and Dent v United States, and explains ongoing injunctions to restrain unpermitted stock and collect fees. It also praises the Forest Service stance and hints at related court developments.
Dr. F L Hayden of the First Presbyterian church received a substantial purse of gold from two city businessmen on Christmas Eve. He declined to name the amount, though outside sources indicated a sizable sum. The gesture honored his steadfast duty and courage as praised by his peers.
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