The Washingtonian Misleads on Smallpox Facts
A letter criticizes The Washingtonian for misrepresenting Tur Herarp's smallpox statements in the city. The writer accuses the paper of gullible reporting at a critical time and mocks the editor's reasoning as lacking clear facts.
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The
Washingtonian
Tur Herarp
Horace
The Servant Problem and Chinese Exclusion Debated
Mrs. John B. Allen of Seattle advocates opposition to Chinese immigration in a Century club pamphlet. The piece argues Chinese workers are undesirable and predicts conflict if open borders persist, urging American clubwomen to study domestic service causes and improve employment practices instead.
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John B. Allen
Seattle
Tar Herato
Century Club
Pacific Coast
Brotherhood of Man
United States
China
America
Roosevelt clears Schley Sampson dispute with clear review
The president’s masterly summary of the Schley Sampson controversy presents facts plainly, offering readers a balanced view that credits all involved officers and crews. It endorses the court of inquiry findings on fleet command while noting each ship’s role after battle commenced.
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Roosevelt
Schley-Sampson
Court of Inquiry
Sampson
Schley
Vaccination urged as state law reform needed in Yakima
Health officer reports no smallpox cases where vaccination occurred and calls for a compulsory law. The piece notes public indifference, praises Admiral Schley while criticizing Sampson, comments on audience behavior at a Henry VIII performance, and lists St Elizabeth Hospital notes including recoveries and a fatal cancer case.
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Frank
Yakima
Republic Copy Thief At Tur Herato Article Heads
The Republic condemns Ranch and Range for reprinting A. J. Splawn’s Tur Herato article from the New Year issue. It warns editors need not travel far for material and invites readers to review the files for more examples of borrowed columns.
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S Republic
A. J. Splawn
Ranch and Range
Seattle
the Republic
Brief Yakima Winter Feels Warm As Spring Arrives
The Yakima winter was brief with no snow up to January 17 and mostly sunny days. A severe wind on Friday the 17th disrupted the mild spell, with disagreeable weather continuing until February 16. locals praise the climate as among the globe's best year round.
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Yakima
Senate approves tariff bill by party line vote
The Philippine tariff bill passed the senate at 7 p.m. Monday by 46 to 26, a strictly party vote. Senators Tillman and McLaurin of South Carolina, declared in contempt on Saturday after a senate chamber fight, were barred from participating.
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Senate
Tillman and
McLaurin
South Carolina
Lost ladies purse found in front of Phil Ditter house
Lost in front of the Phil Ditter house on North Fifth street. Purse contained several dollars in silver. Finder please leave at Ditter Bros. store. Also notices for agency, saleslady, and farm items in local classifieds.
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Phil. Ditter
North Fifth Street
Ditter Bros
Tiny Washington baby tops four weeks and under three pounds
The home at 201 West B street shelters a four week old girl weighing under three pounds. Parents Mr and Mrs Neveu, of French descent, describe the infant as perfectly formed with hair, brown eyes, and doll like features. Both proud of the healthy, thriving child that may grow.
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West B Street
Washington
Neveu
Mrs. Neveu
Carpenters to Reorganize Meet in City Hall
North Yakima carpenters are summoned to a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the city hall on Saturday March 1 to reorganize the Carpenters Mutual association. Official board president D L Thacker orders all members to attend.
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Carpenters
Carpenters of
North Yakima
Carpenters Mutual Association
D. L. Thacker
For Sale two incubators and poultry eggs
For sale two incubators and pure bred Buff Wyandotte White Wyandotte and Buff Rock eggs. Enquire W C Wimer Nob Hill. 6-4t.
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W. C. Wimer
Nob
Classified notices and ads from town postings
Found A ladies purse containing small change and coupons call at this office Wanted A competent girl or woman for general housework in small family good wages Apply at once at 231 North First street 1 tf For sale or trade for town property five acre tract well improved one and three-fourths miles north of city A Erickson 6-4t ne rats For Sale Fresh No 1 milch cow half Jersey Apply Mrs G M McKinney 301 South Fourth street city For Sale or Rent 120 acres one mile east of town Call at 502 South Second street 6 tf How Are Your Kidneys Dr Hobbs 8 Pills cure all kidney ills Sam ple free Add Ster Remedy Co Chicago or N Y
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North First Street
City
A. Erickson
Jersey
G. M. McKinney
South Fourth Street
South Second Street
Hobbs
Add. Ster' Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
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James Modjeska
Henry VIII
Opera House
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Reynolds
Gordon, Lynch and Nagler
Huston Martin
Ahtanum
George Beatty
Parker Bottom
National Homeseekers Association
F. L. Gordon
Ditter Elk
Coffin Bros
North Fourth St
Red Star Office
Rep Star Office
South First Street
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J.P. Mayer
Silk Department
Express
Gents’ Department
Lanpher
Boys’ Clothing Dept
Shoe Department
Ahtanum Avenue
Henry H. Schott Company
Maude Miller
Tacoma
Stone, Fisher & Lane
San Francisco