Apples From Yakima Valley Spark Public Display
Apples picked near North Yakima and shipped from the Yakima valley, seen in Seattle, are shown at the Commercial club rooms. State Horticulture Huntley provided the specimens to warn growers of worm damage and blemishes, urging inspection by Yakima fruit growers to improve local standards.
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Yakima Valley
Seattle
Huntley
Dr. James
Commercial Club
Yakima
James
the Herald
Dynamite scare near Moenseen ends with arrest
Pittsburg reports George Bridges arrested near Moenseen after carrying a suitcase with 72 sticks of dynamite a fuse roll and two quarts of whisky He refused to identify the giver claiming no details about himself He was taken into custody amid a non union town employment scene with over eight thousand workers in Moenseen.
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Pittsburg
George Bridges
Himelf
Moenseen
Here
Bridges
Russian Forces Massacre Persians in Tabriz
Dispatches from Tehran report Russian troops continue killings in Tabriz, provoking Persian outrage and making an amicable settlement unlikely.
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Washington
Tabriz
Teheran
Taft Allows Christian Science Healing in Panama Canal Zone
President Taft settles the canal zone question by modifying orders to permit religious tenets of healing without drugs or material remedies. The ruling allows mental or spiritual ministrations as long as existing or future sanitary laws are observed.
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Washington
Taft
Panama Canal Zone
Foreign affairs note on Shuster dismissal in Persia
W Morgan Shuster the American treasurer general of Persia was dismissed by the cabinet and sent a reply expressing willingness to hand over accounts to his successor. He emphasized concern for the fourteen American assistants unresolved. Protests arose as meetings were held in mosques. Reports from Tabriz mention a temporary lull in fighting.
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Teheran
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Tabriz
Packers Pact Admitted In Chrome Meats Merger Trial
Details of a 1902 plan to merge Armour Swift and Morris interests to control the meat industry are revealed in Chicago Meat Packers trial. Albert Veeder testifies that a National Packing company was formed in 1908 and weekly meetings occurred 1900 to 1902 where meat prices were allegedly fixed.
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Chicago
Armour, Swift and Morris
Chicago Meat Packers
Carpenter
Albert H. Veeder
Swift & Co
Veeder
National Packing Company
Henry Veeder
Tersaline
Senidr
Ohio
George Olney Expands to Angora Goats and Hogs
Indian stockman George Olney of Wapato on the Yakima reservation has purchased thirty Angora goats and plans to extend his livestock operations into goats and hogs. He owns about four sections near White Swan, fencing eight miles with high quality page fencing and has spent thousands on housing, buildings, and improvements for a growing herd.
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George Olney
Wapato
Yakima
Olney
Mr. Olney
White Swan
Roosevelt Declines Peace Dinner Invitation
New York December 26 Roosevelt refuses to attend a peace dinner planned after a peace meeting opposed to ratification treaties with England and France. A committee member says Roosevelt sent a seven page letter calling the event traitorous and won't attend.
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New York
England
France
Roosevelt
Non-Suit Granted in Mullins Case Reversed by Supreme Court
In a decision issued today the Washington Supreme Court reversed Yakima County Superior Court, ruling a non suit should have been granted in the case of Anna F. Mullins against Patrick Mullins and wife for alleged alienation of affections. The ruling highlights the appellate path from Yakima to the state Supreme Court in a domestic dispute.
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Olympia
Waah
Yakima County
Notting Warrants Hope to Avert Lancashire Lockout
Manchester dispatch reports hopes to avert a lockout of 160,000 Lancashire cotton workers as measures are prepared for implementation tomorrow. Local authorities and mill owners seek a settlement to avoid widespread stoppages.
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Manchester
Eng
Notting
Lancashire
Lucas County Progressives Endorse Roosevelt for President
Toledo December 26. The Lucas County progressive Republican league repudiates LaFollette and endorses Roosevelt for president in a decisive political move tonight.
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Toledo
LaFollette
Lucas County
Progressive Republican League
Roosevelt
Fugita Fined 300 and 30 Days for Egg Theft
Gentle Fugita, proprietor of the Grand restaurant on Trhs street, was convicted of receiving and purchasing eggs stolen from Ed Henderaghott. He faced a $300 fine and 30 days imprisonment by Police Magistrate R. B. Milroy. Floyd Hatfield announced an appeal to the superior court, with possible progression to the state supreme court. Pending appeal, Fugita was released on $500 bond.
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Gentle Fugita
Trhs Street
Ed Henderaghott
Bartholet Eull
R. B. Milroy
Floyd Hatfield
North
Yakima
Superior Court
Supreme Court of
Uncle Geo Chapman of the Lower Naches Passes Away
George Chapman an early Yakima valley rancher from the Lower Naches died Tuesday morning of heart trouble after months of illness. Born in Maine in 1847, he moved to the Yakima valley and became a respected church member and rancher. He married Alberta Maen in 1891 in Oakland, California. Funeral set for Thursday at 10 a.m. from his home.
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George Chapman
Dower Naches
Picture? Rocks
Maine
Yakima Valley
Wénas
Lower
Naches
Congregational Church
Chapman
Alberta Maen
Oakland
Cal
Harlem Tommy Murphy Wins Narrow Decision in Brooklyn Fight
New York December 26 Harlem Tommy Murphy wins a ten round decision over Brooklyn lightweight Joe Bedell in a close newspaper ring result.
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New York
Harlem
Tommy” Murphy
Joe Bedell
Brooklyn
Dr Frederick H Monk Adjudged Insane and Committed
Dr Frederick H Monk aged 30 was adjudged insane Tuesday and committed to the Eastern Washington hospital for the insane at Medical Lake. He was born in 1881 at Cohoes New York and had been stationed at Fort Simcoe near Yakima County since moving from Washington DC a year ago. Relatives were notified and a transfer back east remains possible if requested.
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Frederick H. Monk
Eastern Washington Hospital
Medical Lake
Monk
Cohoes
New York
Fort Simcoe
Yakima County
Washington, D. C
Severe Weather Hits California Orange Districts
In southern California many orange districts faced the coldest night in years with readings of 16 in Los Angeles county 22 in San Bernardino and 20 in Riverside. A three night cold spell nearly harmed crops but a later temperature rise gave growers hope frost would not be as severe tonight.
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Los Angeles
Orange
California
San Bernardino
Riverside
Russian Losses Reported From Tabriz Fighting
A telegram from Tabriz says Russian casualties in recent fighting near the city total about 100 killed or wounded with several bodies found partly burned, according to dispatches from the front.
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T. Petersburg
Tabriz
Line of Land Seekers Grows at Yakima Office
Twenty one men and women wait outside the United States land office in the Miller building at North Yakima as restoration of third unit Teton land is anticipated. Officials are uncertain, but line length may grow for months with hopes water delivery will trigger entry. Alex Miller provides two rooms and support, while the group signs a public thanks for the aid.
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United States Land Office
Miller Building
Teton
Tieton Ditch
H. Y. Saint
Steinman
Land Office
Swigert
Gullickson
Reclamation Service
United States
J. E. Lee
South First Street
Howard J. Bruff
North Second Street
John H. Bruff
Reihebaac
Alex Miller
Miller
John Lee
Howard Bruff
R. F. Ayres
H. H. Jones
John Ward
Orval Wilcox
S. A. Gratton
S. P. Fairbanks
C. E Riggle
Viola Leiber
Frank Riggle
C. Moore
J. H. Williams
W. R. Parker
R. A. Grant
Jady
Frank G. Kappelman
Charles R. Shelton
Alex, Miller
Lina
North Yakima
Wash
Alexander Miller
Mr. Miller
Ing,tim
Burglarized Christmas Eve At Old Baptist Church
Detective on the trail after burglars who damaged the old Baptist church on East Yakima Avenue and Fourth Street by breaking windows tearing plaster and leaving debris. George Beekman organizer of the A I Fraternity denounces the act and Mayor Splawn was informed as police hunt for the culprits.
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Old Baptist Church
George Beekman
First Baptist Church
Patterson Found Dip somaniac and dangerous
Malcolm I Patterson son of a former Tennessee governor was found a dipsomaniac by the lunacy commission after a December 1 shooting near Port Orchard. The court granted his father’s request to remove him to Tennessee for treatment, while a two day stay allows appeal of the removal order.
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Tennessee
Stevenson
Supreme Court
Patterson
Indiana pure food law case to be argued before Supreme Court
The constitutionality of the Indiana pure food law has moved to Washington for a federal Supreme Court hearing. The court will decide if state regulation of food imports from other states infringes interstate commerce rights.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Washington
Federal Supreme Court
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Tommy
James J. Hill
Louis W. Hill
Fisher
BT. Paul
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JL. WW. Hill
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W.L. Fisher
Tieton
George Beckman
Beekman
A. J. Splawn
Lunacy Commission
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