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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
7
Death of John Hay Tutor to Lincoln and diplomat of note
Secretary of State John Hay dies leaving a legacy in politics letters and diplomacy. Born October 8 1838 in Salem Indiana he rose from Lincoln’s private secretary to ambassador to the court of St James and secretary of state. His career shaped U S policy and he is eulogized as a model for the nation’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Salem
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Nicolai
Lincoln
Galoot
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Hay
Paris
Vienna
Madrid
United States
Court of St. James
Abandoned Prostitution and Social Reform in North Yakima
A historical piece discusses the underworld and prostitution near North Yakima homes, noting the fallen women's plight and the challenge of regulating their influence. It argues centuries of failed erasure attempts and favors protective, targeted reforms over sweeping bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
North Yakima to Rid City of Vicious Parasites
City authorities vow to purge a described loathsome class from North Yakima. They call for six months hard labor on the rock pile or removal from town, seeking citizen support to cleanse the area of the perceived threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
City News in Brief Highlights Roster of Local Moves
Mrs. R B Hawks visits Seattle. Co C Case tours Sound cities. Mrs D M Angus of Prosser in town. Miss Nettie Maynes of Spokane with Mrs H N Brock. F A Morgan to San Francisco on business. J H Marble and family at Cle Elum lake. Miss Myrta Clark to Republic for summer. J W Sindall ill with mumps. Mrs A D Sloan in Seattle. Miss Bessie Patton visiting Tacoma. Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson to Seattle. Mrs I P Englehart visiting Tacoma with son Philip. J H Weigel heads to The Dalles on business. Mrs E W Smith to Cloverdale BC for summer. James Gladwyn and Edith Mulligan obtain marriage license. Anna Sandmeyer patent sewing machine ruffler issued. Miss Freeman of Bellingham returns home from visit. West-bound trains late. thousands travel to fair. Miles Cannon in Selah for St Paul Tacoma Lumber. Tyler and wife to Portland to visit relatives. Orpheum Stock Company in Prosser for three days. County Fruit Inspector Brown back in orchards after malaria. Supreme Judge F H Rudkin and Mrs Rudkin visit from Olympia for Fourth. Mrs Belinde Spencer and Claudia go to Alki Point for summer. First cooking apples of the year sold at the pound. Frank Kuehn and wife return from Deer Lodge to Portland. Faw family to Ethiopia, WA. Tramps troublesome for police. Mrs H J Cramer of Pasco visits on way to Portland for the fair. Dr Owen Adair closes office in Portland for rest. returns in August. W W De Veaux and W Perrin form De Veaux Perrin architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hawks
Seattle
C. Case
Sound Cities
D. M. Angus
Prosser
Nettie Maynes
Spokane
J. W. Sindall
A. D. Sloan
Bessie Patton
Tacoma
Elizabeth Wilkinson
I. P. Englehart
Philip
Miles Cannon
Selah
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Orpheum Stock Company
Brown
F. H. Rudkin
Rudkin
Olympia
Belinde Spencer
Claudia
Alki
Point
Frank Kuehn
Deer Lodge
Mont
Portland
Enoch Faw
Nob Hill
Ehtopia
H. J. Cramer
Pasco
Owen Adair
W. W. de Veaux
W. Perrin
de Kay
Mary Scott
Cloquet
Minn
Bert Stewart
Marion Smith
Willamette University
Salem
Oregon
T. A. Orcutt
Eureka
Cal
C. S. van Brunt
D. R. Harris
Joy
Bremerton
Wash
Navy
John J. Miller
Little Riley
Dickey
R. D. Read
Blanche
Victoria
Annie Coe
Florence Cameron
Roslyn
Ellensburg
R. H. Morgan
B. N. Coe
Morgan
Wm. Grimes
Colorado Springs
Col
C. G. Grimes
Portland Fair
James R. Gladwyn
Edith Mulligan
H. E. Linse
Rev
A. H. Henry
J. W
Third Street
C. F. Hall
Sound
W. I. Lince
Linece
Etta Nash
Ernest Nash
Fairgrounds
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Bright
A. C. Davis
McMinnville, Oregon
Attorney Davis
Wm. Sadger
North Yakima
Vancouver
E. F. Perry
First Baptist Church
Washington
H. P. James
Congregational Church
M. C. Nye
Theodore Steiner
Walter J. Reed
Elizabeth Mellvanne
Bellingham
Crews
G. E. Fell
Buffalo
N. Y
J. B. Burns
Fell
East
National Society of Microscopists
Social and travel notes from North Yakima society
Local residents and guests are mentioned in a roundup of visits, trips, illness recoveries, and upcoming events. Names include Mrs. Walter J. Reed Mrs. R E De Kay Miss Eloise Ritenour Miss Elizabeth Osborne Mr. and Mrs. C F Hall Rev E F Perry and others with movements to Cle Elum Portland Olympia Ellensburg Victoria and Tacoma plus the Portland fair and a lawn fete at Mrs Frank Horsley.
Ditch Extension Expands Irrigated Land Near North Yakima
The Fowler ditch extension by Lombard and Horsley adds nine and a half miles and opens about 800 more acres to irrigation, raising total canal service to over 3,200 acres. The $1,500 extra cost and $3,000 surveying reflect a major regional effort with timbered flume construction and extensive infrastructure. Local patrons back the Union Gay Irrigation Company as they push toward further development and water rights across the hillside route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Fowler Ditch
Messrs
Lombard & Horsley
Sunnyside
Union Gay Irrigation Company
Messrs. Lombard & Horsley
Fowler
Ditch Construction Progress and Dam Additions at Lake Cle Elum
The Union Gap Irrigation company reports ample water supply with a dam at Lake Cle Elum storing 400 cubic feet per second. A new headgate and wing dam are planned, cross flumes protect against slides, and heavy timber fortifications guard the ditch. Mrs. Hale suffered a severe head injury last Wednesday evening but is recovering. A railway atlas issued jointly by Northern Pacific, Burlington Route, and Great Northern covers island possessions and regions across the Northwest. Information available for $1 from A. M. Cleland, Northern Pacific. For machine oil, Yakima Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gap Irrigation Company
Cle Elum
Middle Western
Japan
China
United States
Northern Pacific Railway
Burlington Route
Great Northern Railway
M. Cleland
Northern Pacific Ry
St. Paul
Minn
North Yakima Amends License Fees for Riding Galleries
Ordinance 448 revises Section 13 of Ordinance 326 to set riding gallery licenses at 10 dollars per day, five dollars per day for ten days or more, and thirty dollars per month for four months or more. Effective five days after publication. passed July 3 1905. approved July 5 1905 by Mayor Fechter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Said City
City of
O. A. Fechter
West-bound passengers bound for Copalis on delayed train
Among Saturday morning’s delayed train passengers were Dr. G. J. Hill and Fred Noakes en route to Copalis in Gray’s Harbor where a summer resort is being developed by North Yakima capitalists. Dr. Hill plans to stay awhile and may build a cottage. Deering Binding Twine is sold only by the Yakima Hardware Co. Every ball is perfect. When you want good pocket or table cutlery see the Yakima Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Hill
Fred Noakes
Copalis
Gray's Harbor
Deering
Yakima Hardware Co
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J. C. Brooker
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