Notable Men as Delegates to Colorado Irrigation Congress
Governor Shafroth announces a strong Colorado delegation for the eighteenth national irrigation congress to be held in Pueblo from September 26 to 30. Leaders include T. C. Henry, Charles S. Thomas, D. A. Camfield, James B. Orman, L. G. Carpenter, and many Denver and western slope figures.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
National Irrigation Congress
John F. Shafroth
T. C Henry
Denver
Henry
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
San Luis Valley
Charles S. Thomas
D. A. Camfield
Shim
James B. Orman
West
L. G. Carpenter
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
State Board of Control
Congress
Movement Agricultural College
Thomas M. Patterson
Rocky Mountain News
United States
Robert Gauss
Denver Republican
Western Development
George Creel
Denver Post
W. M. Wiley
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet & Irrigated Land Company
Holly Sugar Company
State Highway Commission
Arkansas Valley Ditch Association
Board of Control
Eighteenth
Benjamin Kiefer
Fruita
John J. Tobin
Montrose
G. M. Hall
Rocky Ford
Arkansas Ditch Association
W. C. Johnston
Colorado Springs
Fountain District
Frank C. Goudy
I. N. Bunting
Western Slope
Grand Junction
Isaac N. Stevens
Pablo Chieftain
Shafroth
Wreck Blame Shift Ties to Dispatchers in Ohio
In Cincinnati investigators focus on a dispatcher for the Midletown wreck where over twenty lives were lost. Ed J Wall, pilot engineer of the Big Four passenger train, issued a statement as the inquiry widens.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Smith
Dayton
E. A. Gould
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Wall
Big Four
Middletown
Ohio
Ed. J. Wall
Officers Nab Alleged Crook in Seattle Capture Ends Year-Long Manhunt
Special Agent McFetridge and Spokane officer Hindman tracked Thaddeus York, alias N M Sutherland, from Indianapolis to Seattle after a depot burglary at Oakesdale and a Europe US chase. York, a former Northern Pacific telegraph operator, faced charges and his loot attached, including $60 cash and 57 money orders.
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Williams
Pasco-Ellengburg
Norther Pacific Railway Company
Europe
United States
Northern Express Company
Seatt, Wa&Sh
Express Empany
Northern Express
W. J. McFerritee
Northern Pacific
Thaddeus Eewin York
Seattle Fail
Indianpolis
Ind
London
England
In- Wana
Philippines
South Africa
St. Paul
E. D. York
Union Street
Ayanapolis
McFetridge
York
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Lake Chelan
Wash
Seattle
J. S. Hindman
Spokane
Oakesdale
N. M. Sutherland
Rocky Mountain
Sutherland
Linch St Neo
John W. Lee
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lee
MacFetridge
Elam& 4
Kentucky
Klamath Falls
George W. Hampton
Chicago
Man Who Would Live Released By Court
Albert Henbacker, jailed over a week awaiting a preliminary hearing for stealing a harness from Smith Kling Land Co, was released by Justice Hunt after he explained the circumstances. Prosecutor Moren lamented lack of earlier facts, noting Henbacker owed about $40 for work. Henbacker testified he left the company unpaid and used the harness to live, while the court and prosecutor urged leniency given his situation.
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South Thirst Street
Jack Crossy
Granger
Story
Jack
Granger News
Albert Henbacker
Justice Hunt
Moren
Henbacker
Smith- Kling Land Company
Barter Exchange Returns Investor’s Original Stake
Four years after Andrew Bragg a colored barber of North Yakima bought a 25 foot lot on Second street for 175 from H A Hover, Hover traded a lot across Second street and paid Bragg 250 to balance. Bragg, with original investment plus interest and taxes over four years, refused 250 cash for the exchanged lot. Kennewick Reporter.
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Andrew Bragg
North Yakima
H. A. Hover
Second Street
Tacoma
Pacific Street
Hover
Secondtreet
Bragey
Bragg
Kennewick
Shortage in cars hits Yakima wheat movement
Shortage in cars is reported by North Yakima coal and lumber dealers and it is expected that when the time to haul wheat comes the shortage will be much more pronounced. People using open flats report that they have had great difficulty in procuring such for some time past.
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North Yakima
Wheat market notes across cities July 5
Wheat prices drifted in multiple markets with minor moves. Liverpool reports October wheat at 6s 105 1/2d, Chicago shows July wheat opening near 99 1/2 cents and closing around $1.01, September near $1.00, San Francisco unchanged, Portland and Tacoma showing small adjustments.
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Liverpool
Chicago
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Library shelves fill with classics and leather volumes
Frank Hall Phillips asks if there is room for the books a fellow reads as he lists Mark Twain Kipling Keats and tennyson with bindings from calf to morocco. Roosevelt Bacon Stevenson Emerson Corelli Hubbard and others occupy shelf space while he wonders about new reading needs.
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Mark Twain
Kipling
Keats
Morocco
Tennyson
Robert Chambers
Milton
Pope
Browning
Frank Hall Phillips
The Prize Present From the Wedding Room
A bored guest discovers a valued Japanese print among wedding gifts. He misnames it Utamaro and exults over a supposed treasure, while his wife reveals it is the couple’s actual wedding present he had planned to keep for his collection.
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Uteamaro
Los Angeles Times
Sanders Named Governor Choice by Legislature in Louisiana
Baton Rouge July 5 Governor Jared Y Sanders was chosen by an overwhelming majority as the legislature's pick for the state’s top executive. The ceremony followed days of political maneuvering, with supporters praising Sanders and opponents conceding to the result.
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Batton Rouge
Jared Y. Sanders
Senator Samuel McEnery Successor Named in State Legislature
The article notes voting results with 37 to 1 in the senate and 82 to 4 in the house for Broussard and 12 for John bb Williamson FL. It also covers Weed's July 4th family reunion in Ellensburg with Weed relatives from Kittitas county Seattle and Goldendale, a three day gathering including Taenum creek fishing.
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United States
Senator McEnery
Senate
Representative Broussard
House
Broussard
John Bb. Williamson
FL. Weed
Ellensburg
Weed
Kittitas County
Seattle
Goldendale
Taenum Creek
F. S. Weed
Fourth of July in North Yakima praised despite pig incident
The Herald editor praises North Yakima’s Fourth of July celebration as strong as past years. He voices protest over the greased pig event after hearing the animal died on the grounds and notes church opponents to prize fight returns at the fair.
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Herald
North Yakima
Pig chase ends in slaughter for North Yakima holiday
Read like a dated sketch of cruel entertainment the event shows a pig tied in sun without water and greased for sport. The animal collapsed from heat and died during the spectacle held for a North Yakima holiday.
Local typhoid illness reaches Miss Geach and family
Miss Gertrude Geach of Monsant avenue is gravely ill with typhoid fever and may not recover. Her sister Mrs. GG Johnson and another relative also live at the same address but are recovering from the illness. The note records a family outbreak with one severe case and others convalescing.
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Gertrude Geach
GG. Jotnnson
Monsant Avenue
Fourth of July crowds fill roads to mountain resorts
Yakima residents return from outings after celebrating Independence Day. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mwing, Mr. and Mrs. Guinan and the Misses Guinan were among those who spent the holiday at Soda Springs, joining the throng of travelers on the way to mountain retreats.
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W. W. Mwing
Guinan
Soda Springs
Pretty frock pattern for children with delicate embroidery
The pattern 2787 shows a six size children’s dress in shrimp-pini challis with white silk embroidery. It suits girls and small boys, features box plaits, a belted waist, and scalloped cuffs. Pattern 2399 offers a 1 to 9 year version with pink lawn fabric and striped sash.
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Nab
N. P
Judge Hunt
James Whitcomb Riley
Library Notes
Levant
Hall Caine
Lamb
Edgar Allan Poe
Roosevelt
Stevenson
Emerson
Marie Corelli
Elbert Hubbard
Monery
Castor
New York
Rt Bhite Baal
Bears
Castoria
the Gentaur Company
Orry
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