Modern Four Story $60 000 School Planned for St Joseph Academy
The St Joseph academy will start a near term construction of a $60 000 four story school on its current site facing Natches avenue. The building will be modern with a 448 seat auditorium, 14 music rooms, 16 dormitories, chapel for 216, art rooms, and separate entrances for boys and girls. The old brick structure will be remodeled and joined to the new wing.
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St. Joseph Academy
Natches Avenue
C Street
Bryan Endorsed by Democratic State Committee in Columbus
In Columbus on February 18, William Jennings Bryan drew a unanimous endorsement from the Democratic state central committee for his presidential candidacy as the visit highlighted party support and momentum.
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Hamilton County
Hamon
Bryan
General Assembly
Hall of Representatives
Columbus
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Democratic State Central Committee
Te Committee
Fastidious Bruff Sues Insurance in Burned Contents Case
In Superior Court John H Bruff sues Northwestern Fire Insurance for coverage on contents destroyed in a winter fire. Defense alleges arson and presents oil cans and scorched dresser from debris. Jury returns verdict by 11 pm and may file sealed verdict.
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Bruff
Northwestern Fire Insurance Company
Violent Chicago Storm Deluges City with Snow and Wind
A historic Chicago blizzard began in the morning and worsened through the afternoon. By 4 PM seven inches of snow had fallen and winds of 50 miles per hour roared, blinding streets and halting visibility.
Snowstorm Caps City Traffic and Crowds
A severe snow event clogged Detroit streets as windblown sheets forced police to assist pedestrians at key intersections like Michigan avenue with Jackson and Van Buren. Evening homeward traffic slowed with trolleys struggling, plows at work, and widespread minor-accident churn across the city and suburbs.
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Michigan Avenue
Jackson
van Buren
Ball and Chain Starter Promises City Reform
Chief Short opened a new chain gang filling two vacancies with one reluctant worker wearing a ball and chain. Six to eight eligibles join today, signaling street improvements and reduced jail lodging demand. Sunnyside details cover local marriages, ranch purchases, and a broken leg incident.
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Short
What Women Wear
New spring materials appear in shops with a larger display. Woolen lightweight tailored suits favor checks over stripes in brilliant red blue and purple on white grounds. Mixed goods and outlined pin stripes gain popularity. Cheviots and heavier English cloths remain fashionable for long ulsters. Silk mull and Lowenette fabrics offer light jacket options for spring and summer.
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New York
Hopwood Case Under Advisement by Judge Doust
The ruling in the Hopwood case moves to further deliberation as Judge Doust reviews the arguments and evidence presented. The court has postponed a final decision pending additional submissions and clarification of key points raised during the hearing.
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Judge Doust
Hopwood
Gibson suit over two weeks wages against Farm and Home Pub
The case against Farm and Home Publishing Co. over two weeks wages was taken under advisement and to be decided this morning. Gibson claimed he would be business manager and ran the plant. Freeman moved to Columbia, returned, and ended Gibson's services. Gibson seeks $60. Attorneys Davis for defendant Hatfield for plaintiff.
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Gibson
Farm and Home Publishing Company
Mr. Freeman
Columbia
Davis
Hatfield
Breath of Air Tackles Catarrh and Germ Infection
The article promotes Hyomei as a direct cure for catarrh and germ infection. It explains germs enter via inhalation and multiply in weakened tissues, urging testing with a $1,000 guarantee refund if it fails to cure the condition.
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C. C. Case
Clarion Club Concert In Sunny Side Audience Delighted
The Clarion Concert Club orchestra of Sunnyside presented the fourth program of the season at the Federated church to a packed audience. The ensemble featured J. H. Remington on trombone John Weed on cornet and E. Greg-...
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Sunnyside
Clarion Concert Club Orchestra
Federated Church
J. H. Remington
John Weed
E. Greg
Local Glee Club Announces Concert Personnel and Ten Members
The program lists William Stover first violin Conrad Stover second violin Miss Julia Burroughs second violin Charles Vetter cello Homer Gregory cello Roy Chase bass viol Co V Showers trap drum Miss Forest Clover pianist Mrs Swayze soloist and Orin G Patch director and flute. The glee club aiding is a ten member city group including Frank Gregory Orin Gregory Homer Gregory Roy Chase Fred King Lynn Shanafelt Harry Lichty Roy Wilcox Conrad Stover and Earl Woodyard.
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Ory
William Stover
Conrad Stover
Fred King
Lynn Shanafelt
Harry Lichty
Roy Wilcox
Earl Woodyard
Mi o na Stomach Tablets Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement warns that retained food becomes a poison factory in the stomach causing giddiness and indigestion and touts Mi o na tablets as a reliable cure. C C Case offers a guarantee with every 50 cent box that the remedy costs nothing unless it cures.
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C. C. Case
Mi-o-na
Contest of Final Proof for Deal Land Entry
G A Sweet contests the final proof of Mrs James McKivett formerly Carrie M Patton for a homestead entry south of Prosser. The contestant alleges noncompliance with homestead laws as witnesses from Prosser and Horse Heaven testified. Attorneys Andrew Brown and Thomas Grady represented the contestant with C H Hinman for the defense at Tuesday’s hearing.
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G. A. Sweet
James McKivett
Deal Land Office
McKivett
Carrie M. Patton
Prosser
Horse Heaven Country
Andrew Brown
Thomas Grady
C. H. Hinman
Hunter in trouble ends with court discharge
A shooting incident left Charlie Ross with a broken shoulder and facial disfigurements after a fight with a relative of his wife. The court discharged him describing the punishment as sufficient. Local notes report social visits, hotel ownership updates, and upcoming entertainments including a Commercial Club party and Yakima valley home prospects.
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Charlie Ross
Ross
Commercial Club
Gus
New Entertainment Board
Northern Pacific
Ivan X. Nagler
Grosscup
Englehart
Riggs
R. K. Nichols
Lavina Strong
la Grippe
Imperial Hotel
Dudley Eshelman
Yakiman
Tacoma
Morton L. Rose
C. O. Morse
Traer
Iowa
North Yakima
Washington
Yakima Valley
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ST. Elizabeth’s
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Democrats
Superior Court
John H. Bruff
USA
Chicago Town
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Chi
Cago
Chief Short
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Sunnyside News
Wash
Chalmers Rose
Steilacom
Ada Mills
Thorpe
E. E. Beail
T. F. Schlosser
Harrison Idaho
A. E. Rodman
George B
Hopwood Gibson
Clarion Club
Sunnyside Musical Organization
NORTH
Claud Briggs
Messrs. Hoopes and Ames
F. T. Bowman
Goldfield
Nev
W. C. Barr
R. E. Shore
Seattle
Hiks
J. A. Crenard
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Inursday
Will
W. Monheim
The
Globe
Monheim
St. Joseph, Mo
Sale
Yakima County
Webster
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