Boer Debate Draws Small Crowd at Allen's Hall
The D L Club held a debate at Allen's hall on Tuesday about whether the English war on the Boers in South Africa is justifiable. Despite a counter attraction at the opera house only about thirty attendees watched as Strobach, McBride, McAllister, Hatfield Jr., Dempsey and Hauser argued for the Boers while judges Taft Hagg and Wallace presided. the Boers won the judges' decision, and the club announced future debates on public domain leasing.
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D. L. Club
Allen’s Hall
Opera House
Dr. Taft
Miss Hagg
Wallace
South Africa
Strobach
McBride
England
London
Transvaal
Patrick Henry
Chas. McAllister
Hatfield, Jr
Prof
Dempsey
Tampico
Mr. Hauser
Taft
The Colored Comedians At Mason's On Tuesday Night
The Hotteat Coon in Dixie toured as a second edition of the Black Patti Troubadours with singing by Miss Neal G. Hawkins and encores of The Suwanee River and Comin' Thro' the Rye. The show blends rag-time and dramatic fervor with Will H. Proctor and Robert A. Kelley delivering humorous turns.
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Suwanee River
Will H. Proctor
Willie
Robert A. Kelley
Fine Mare for Sale and Farm Goods Ad
Fine young five year old mare sound and safe for driving in Yakima county. Inquire of Richard Samp son at depot. Alfalfa clover and timothy seed in large quantity at Coffin Bros. 2-111 St. Louis washing machines do the work. Yakima Hardware Co. agents. Full line of agricultural implements to be carried this year. Coffin Bros. 2-11 Mrs Dr Owens Adair office over Coffin Bros store. Special attention to diseases of women and children and confinement and surgical cases.
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Yakima County
Richard Sampson
Depot
Coffin Bros
St. Louis
Yakima Hardware Co
Owens Adair
North Yakima News Roundup Reflects Local Life
S M Percival of Olympia and Reuben Blane of Bickleton were in Yakima on Monday. The Woman's club netted $85 at Mason's Opera House. The Schott and Rosenfeld lots near the Milroy block cleared after fire debris. The Bartholet hotel hosted visitors from Seattle and Sunnyside. Local unions form to regulate labor, and a Presbyterian sidewalk project advances. A forthcoming masquerade ball is announced.
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Woman’s Club
Mason’s Opera House
Schott
Rosenfeld
Milroy
Albert Saylor
Seattle
the Bartholet
Sunnyside
The
Sound
Yakima
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Reiger’s
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Keene
North Yakima and Vicinity
S. M. Percival
Olympia
Reuben Blane
Bickleton
City
James Wiley
Timm
Lester Coffin
Lewiston
Idaho
J.B. Current
Salvation Army
Chas. Stanley
Miss Kellogg
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Stackhouse
Mesdames Colwell
Young
Lee
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Oliver
Hawkins
Coombs
Tursley
Green
Clara E. Donald
James C. Metcalfe
John F. Damon
J. F. Damon
F. E. Dingley
Ringling Bros
Red Wagon
Tuk Herald
Horsley
Zillab
J.J. Dixon
Thomas Humphrey
New York
Golovin Bay
Nome
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J. McNeise
Lewis Ranch
Washington
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Knights of Pythias
I. P. Englehart
C. M. Hauser
A. Hamel
M. M.S
Ben Snipes
Redman
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Zillah
E. W. Doorry
Jung
Wrippe
Janlacks Drug Store
Gomocky
Air Aanamar
ULLAL
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Ditter Bros
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