Hinted quarrels and Seattle satire in local papers
The passage mocks a California poet Gab by name for his harsh rhyme about Gabby and outlines clever exchanges. It notes Tracy evading pursuers, replacing bloodhounds with water spaniels, and hints at John L Wilson and a Washingtonian editor's Seattle visit. It reports E J White of Sumner Herald to receive about 45000 from Alaska mining deals amid wealth rumors.
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California
Gab
Tracy
Washingtonian
Seattle
John L Wilson
John L
Dawson
E.J. White
Sumner Herald
Alaska
White
Queen Buoys King With Pillow Touch Across Ocean
Amid global gloom over King of Great Britain illness the queen reportedly placed a pillow for his royal highness with her own hands. The blessing touched observers as a rare act of royal devotion, and the news was swiftly cabled to the United States.
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Great Britain
Atlantic
United States
Northern Pacific reports record land sales in Pacific Northwest
The Northern Pacific Railway says for the last fiscal year ending June 30 102 it disposed of 1 495 000 acres of land across Washington Idaho and Oregon. The sales exceeded all previous records and nearly all of the vast acreage has been sold or is under contract.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Desert land proof time extended in Yakima County bill
Congress extended by one year the deadline for final proof on desert land entries in Yakima county Washington as part of a bill passed without amendments. The measure limits extra expenditures beyond current law and aims to foster land development and settlement. A North Yakima objection highlights dangers of firework incidents on busy streets and calls for better regulation and a designated firing area.
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Jones
Yakima County
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Washington
City council votes on licenses, cemetery grounds, and staffing
At a Monday meeting Councilmen Moran Shaw Reed Liggett and Wyman convened. A saloon license for T Malette on Front street was granted and bids for Second street grading and macadamizing were ordered. Ed Mulligan seeks $125 via a Read laundry fire claim as attorney Thompson discusses concessions. A cemetery site is being coordinated with a Catholic church committee. Financials show June fines 214.95, sexton 22, poll tax 100. Resignations of street commissioner Hauser and councilman Sinclair accepted, Keck elected in first ward, Atkins elected councilman-at-large. Issue of drunken Indians discussed amid US court rulings on allotments and citizenship. Police committee to contact US marshal for handling.
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Moran, Shaw, Reed
Mulligan
C. M. Gilman
C. M. Hauser
H. Kk. Sinclair
E. O. Keck
Liggett
A. L. Atkins
John Rudkin
Aikins
Ayres
Tampico
Hanford
U. S. Court
United States
Lincoln Dilley
Committee On Police
Dr E P Heliker Physician and Surgeon Ad
Dr E P Heliker physician and surgeon offers prompt city and country calls with office and residence phone numbers listed. Ad notes a dentures service at eight dollars and mentions Dr Stephenson dentist in Janeck block and Coffin Bros. 18 Osborne Rakes have no equal.
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E. P. Heliker
Stephenson
Janeck Block
Osborne
Coffin Bros
Geological Survey party heads for Mt Aix quadrangle mapping
A. H. Sylvester leads a team including Ralph Cowgill M. C. Bennett and M. H. Clark with Emerson and Muller to survey the Mt Aix quadrangle around Bumping Lake Tietan basin and Gold Hill. They will produce topographic maps detailing streams lakes roads trails timber and relief.
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Geological Survey
A. H. Sylvester
Ralph Cowgill
M. C. Bennett
M. H. Clark
Washington City
Geological Survey Department
Washington, D. C
Geo. Otis Smith
Yakima Valley
Washington
Mt. Aix
Bumping Lake
Tietan Basin
Gold Hill Country
Yakima County
Mrs. E. C. Miller Leaves Yakima Mission for Massachusetts
Mrs. E. C. Miller, longtime missionary among Yakima Indians, departed last Monday for her Massachusetts home after twelve years in the field. Based near Fort Simcoe, she led services, preached, and supported the indentured school children with care and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C Miller
Yakima Reservation
Massachusetts
Prices On Footwear From Kohl's Shoe Co
Internal price list from Kohl's Shoe Co at 113 Yakima Ave shows men and boys lace shoes 1.00 to 4.50, women's tan oxford flats 1.75 to 2.50, ladies sandals 0.95 to 3.25, children's shoes 0.50 to 1.15, plus accessories like polish 0.15 to 0.40 and shoe brushes 0.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixby’s
Kohl's Shoe CO
Yakima Ave
Northern Pacific Coast Fairs 1902 Dates and Places
North Pacific Fair association lists fairs for 1902 in Seattle Vancouver Everett Salem Portland North Yakima New Westminster Spokane Lewiston and Boise with dates from August 18 to October 25. Also notes Flour Consumers Yakima Best flour and Paris Green available, and a sale listing for gentle horses by L. C. Hinman at 308 First St N.
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North Pacific Fair Association
Seattle
Vancouver
B.C
Everett
Salem
Portland
North Yakima
New Westminister
Satseee
Spokane
Lewiston
Yakima
Paris
Appearances Count in Farm News and Self Presentation
Appearances influence judgments of crops, workers, and farmers though real value remains. The piece urges farmers to present neat farm and personage to maximize price and respect, and ends by recommending Superior Stoves at Wyman & Fraser and fishing tackle at Yakima Hardware Co.
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Farm News
Wyman & Fraser's
Yakima Hardware Co
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THE
Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley, Publishers
Andu
Valises
Oxford
Moore Clothing Co
Walla Walla Union
Council Proceedings
Nottingham
Yakima Avenue
Ditter
Wyman & Fraser
Oregon Gold Fields Placer Company
W. O. Appelquist
Wash
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