Ninety Percent Sign Anti Saloon Petitions
The National Issue Club reports ninety percent of asked residents have signed anti saloon petitions calling the council to terminate all saloon licenses within six months. A house to house canvass targets wards four through six, with efforts in other wards and rural North Yakima. Officials expect a petition of unprecedented size to force council action.
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National Issue Club
North
Yakima
North Yakima
Army march threatens Torreon amid Mexican unrest
El Correo reports 40 000 to 70 000 troops moving toward Torreon in Coahuila and arson at bridges. The movement may target the federal government rather than Coahuila, though one version suggests opposition to the governor fuels the clash.
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EL Paso
el Correo
Chihuahua
Torreon
Coahuila
Mexican uprising linked to U S based conspirators
Vice President Corre claims the northern Mexican unrest is led by three men residing in the United States Enrique Flores Magon of Los Angeles Thomas Sarmbia of San Antonio and Anton Parraujo of Austin They allegedly urged border thieves to raid towns and loot banks and offices to fund a revolution.
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Mexico City
Association Press
Corre
Enrique Flores Magon
Los Angeles
Thomas Sarmbia
San Antonio
Anton Parraujo
Austin
Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
Ciudad Diaz
Las Vacas
Vieseca
Magon predicts Mexico upheaval if unrest lasts three months
Ricar do Folores Magon, president of the revolutionary junta held in custody in Los Angeles, says the recent 48 hour outbreaks form an organized movement and warns that a three month duration could force a complete overthrow of the Mexican government.
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Los Angeles
Ricardo Folores Magon
Revolutionary Junta
United States
Mexico
Snow Liniment Cures Poison Oak Poisoning Says Turner Woman
Mrs H P Corne tus of Turner Oregon reports Snow Liniment cured her poison oak poisoning and two friends affected by the same ivy. She notes relief for a painful condition and cites sale through D H Fry druggist with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Ballard
H. P. Corne Tus
Turner
Ore
D. H. Fry
Knight and Hearst Work For Independence Party
J J Knight chairman of the State Provisional Committee of the Independence Party spent the last week in North Yakima promoting the party ahead of the Chicago national convention on July 27. He plans to name one Yakima delegate and five state committee members. Knight, based in Seattle, promotes anti bossism and opposition to campaign corruption while continuing insurance work on the Pacific coast. He reports strong local interest and a promising future for the party as a national factor.
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J. J. Knight
State Provisional Committee
The
Independence Party
Independence League
North Yakima
Chicago
Jaly
Yakima
Knight
Arcade
Seattle
Western
Washington
Bankers Reserve Life Co
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Tacoma Man Praises Yakima and Veterans Encampment
The Tacoma Tribune reports the G A R encampment for Washington and Alaska closes in North Yakima with more than 500 veterans present. George A. Boardman of Tacoma is elected commander and Tacoma will host next year. Local residents praised Yakima as prosperous, noting improvements and a lack of poverty. A campfire at the Methodist church highlighted social events, and two gubernatorial hopefuls, J G Cosgrove of Pomeroy and Colonel William N. Ridpath of Spokane, attended as candidates for governor among the veterans.
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Department of Washington
Alaska
North Yakima
George A. Boardman
Tacoma
A. J. Splawn
Pierpont Morgan
Methodist Church
3. G. Cosgrove
Pomeroy
William N. Ridpath
Spokane
Ridpath
One Hundred and Fifteenth
Illinois Infantry
Fort Donaldson Capture Mention Affects 1897 Encampment
Tennessee reports Fort Donaldson capture. Seattle and Tacoma vie for hosting next year’s encampment with Tacoma favored. Date set for the last week of June.
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Tennessee
Colfax Mayor Presses for Governor Nomination Withdrawal
Colfax Mayor John Patterson aims to clear the Democratic field for governor by seeking withdrawals from three leading rivals in Seattle. He plans visits to Judge M. M. Godman Yakima Democrat A J Splawn and Spokane’s Dr P Byrne to unite party leaders behind one nominee. Patterson cites constitutional limits on candidates serving as legislators during salary raises and vows to publicize his actions if elected. He travels with Democrat leaders to drum up support.
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John Patterson
Colfax
North Yakima
A. J. Splawn
Seattle
Judge Godman
Dr. Bryne
Spokane
Splawn
Bryne
Godman
Patterson
Hughes
New York
Chadwick
Butler
Grover Cleveland Buried in Princeton Cemetery
Grover Cleveland rests in Princeton as a private funeral ends at the Presbyterian church and burial plot. President Roosevelt governors New Jersey New York Georgia and other dignitaries attend, with a simple service and a final benediction.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt
Cleveland
William Wadsworth
President Roosevelt
Governors Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Presi
Cleveland laid to rest in quiet private ceremony
President Roosevelt sent condolences as William C. Cleveland was buried as a private citizen. National guards and silent crowds marked the procession from Nassau Hall to the cemetery as flags hung at half mast. Diplomatic condolences arrived from Cuba to Austria-Hungary.
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Mr. Cleveland
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Fort
Loeb
Westland
Cleveland
Old Nasau Hall
State Department
Cuba
Costa Rica
Brazil
Austria-Hungary
Teachers Leave North Yakima for Vacation Tours
About half of the North Yakima schools instructors will depart within a week for vacations across the United States and Canada. Supervisors Nina Towne and Splenka head to Seattle then Victoria and Vancouver. Others travel to Detroit Cayuga Cincinnati and Santa Barbara with routes through Canada California Colorado and Midwest cities.
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North
St. Paul
Detroit
Mich
Stevens Point
Wis
Areh C. Dada
LF. Ratterman
Cayuga
N. C
Cincinnati
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Brown
Columbia School
California
Santa Barbara
Myrtle McVeigh
Mabel Dunham
Canada
Mandan
Clinton
Iowa
Victoria
Vancouver Banff
Calgary
Winnepeg
Miss Hill
Hood River
Miss Kraus
Minnesota
Bal lard’s Horehound Syrup Claims Highest Honor
A vintage notice touts Bal lard’s Horehound Syrup as a supreme remedy for coughs colds bronchitis influenza and pulmonary diseases. It urges mothers to keep this medicine on hand and lists D. H. Fry as the local druggist selling it.
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United States
Ballard
D. H. Fry
Spokane visitors return home from Moxee area
Mr. A. L. Hornberg and wife of Spokane have returned home after visiting Mr. L Nichols and family and W. A. Burchfield of Moxee. Hornberg is a representative of the Maxwell Auto company of Spokane.
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A. L. Hornberg
Spokane
L Nichols
W. A. Burchfield
Moxee
Mr. Hornberg
Maxwell Auto Company
It Can t Be Beat Best of All Teachers is Experience
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina says Electric Bitters does all that s claimed for stomach liver and kidney troubles It s best for weakness lame back chills malaria and run down conditions Sold under guarantee at C C Case s drug store 50 cents
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Shah to issue amnesty dissolving parliament and order elections
TEHERAN June 26. The shah will issue decrees Sunday dissolving parliament and ordering new elections. A general amnesty has been proclaimed. Refugees in the legations face no danger now.
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Teheran
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promised Relief
Patent remedy Beea Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Claimed gentle laxative effect and guaranteed relief. Sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist.
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C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
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Tacoma Tribune
H. H. Warner
Colorado
Abraham Lincoln
Castoria
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