Tigers Lose Narrowly as Ellensburg Wins 2–0
The Ellensburg Colts shut out the Tigers 2 to 0 behind Metcalfe’s steady pitching. Tigers misplays and fielding errors proved decisive, while Nelson labored hard on the mound but lacked run support. The game tightens top standings with Ellensburg ahead in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Ellensburg
Toppenigh
North Yakima
Wenir Feeeeeevevever
Tigers
Metcalfe
Colts
Col Payne
Toppenish
Nelson
Lars
Hemenway
Memenway
Seattle
Ben Kohls
Flea” Grover
Page
Woods
Flea
Grovers
Goldie
Johnson
Paddy Gains
Wodlocks
Paddy
Wodlecki
Old Capital Is Changed in Constantinople Event
July 9 report from Constantinople notes Mahmud Shevket Pasha’s army of liberators and martial law shaping the new government atmosphere in the capital. The presence of the leadership marks a pivotal shift in local authority and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
First Army Corps
Monastir
Salonika
Ministry of Public Works
Soma
Panderma
Smyrnal
Mahmud Shevket Pasha
Party Wall Terms Made By Builders
A party wall agreement between P. J. Buwalda owner of lot 1 block 251 on west Yakima avenue and owners of lot 2 block 251 names a 17 inch base 12 inch wall with 29 by 37 inch piers. The wall rises three stories to 130 feet with a five foot wide light well to be shared if block 2 builds later and each side pays half the cost. Terms cover construction use and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Buwalda
West
Yakima Avenue
Anna Armbruster
Philip
A. M. McGee
W. W. Lindermann
J. A. Alexander
Unclaimed 1909 Letters At Federal Post Office
The list names recipients including Alexander Blain Arnell William Paker and others. One cent due on each advertised letter. Callers should mention advertised letters when inquiring. Postmaster W L Lemon notes letters were uncalled for as of July 10 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Blain
Arnell
William
Paker
Minnie C
Burton
Leh
Brown
Clara M
Baller
Burnett
Farr
Burk
Bowman
Booker
May
Barton
Tom
Frank
Carver
Chester
Dean
R. H
Doi
Devoe
Paul
Fry
Sadie E
Falk
B. L
Foss
R. A
Gray
Gratz
Albert
Goudy
Apis
Grays
Hurd
Edith Avery
Jordan
Effie
Jenkins
W. P
Lawrence
W. J
Leach
Myrtle
Laffin
John
McKee
C. B
Matterson
O'Brien
Tim
Preston
Person
Miss Gladys
Rosseau
Robinson
A. G
Randolph
George
Ross
O. H
Robert
Fred
Semley
Anna
Scott
Stewart
Sam
Joe
Sprague
Elmer G
Sandells
Stein
Peter
Seiver
Addison
Thompson
Ida
Wing
Pearl
Walters
Geo
Wenzel
Maggie
Wilkerson
J. H
White
Randall
W. L. Lemon
Foley’s Urine Laxative and Bees Cough Syrup Ad
Local druggists promote Foley’s Orine Laxative for stomach liver issues and constipation, claiming breath freshening effects and bowel regulation. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as a pleasant cough suppressant that relieves cold and moves bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
West Sider’s Fake Death Stirs Police Hunt
Harry Frisbee a former Salvation Army worker staged a death by own action drama after a quarrel with his wife. Police and firefighters chased him for two hours through his neighborhood before finding him alive on Eighth avenue. The scene involved a carbolic acid scent and an empty bottle. the act was deemed a phony ploy to frighten his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frisbee
Salvation Army
Frisbee
Eighth Avenue
Milwaukee rail line push by Yakima clubs urged
The Fifty Thousand club of North Yakima urges Milwaukee Road to build from Beverly through North Yakima to Portland with early action. Yakima and Portland chambers back letters to President Earling, calling for rail rights of way, rail orders, and public support from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Portland
Milwaukee Railroad
Fifty Thousand Club
North Yakima
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce of
Milwaukee Road
Beverly
Earling
Ore
Milwaukee System
Wash
Milwanukee
Puget Sound
A. J .Arling
Story of Lore That Decoyed Mrs Woodhill to Death
In St Michael Maryland on July 10 Mrs Eastman recalls her husband, a charming Wall Street figure, who murdered Edith Woodhill. The widow describes him as captivating, while the quiet village setting contrasts with the shocking crime and funeral procession.
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Bob
Wall Street
Julia Eastman
Eastman
ST. Michael
Robert E. Eastman
Edith Woodhill
Broadway
Murderer Eastman Linked to Fatal River Burial
In a Sunday evening crime, Eastman killed Edith May Thompson Woodhill, hauled her body by wheelbarrow through a window to a boat, dumped it in a river weighted with a kettle of stones, then fled after a sensational chain of acts. The case centers on a forged letter and a concealed party at his house.
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Woodhill
Thompson Place
Easton
Norris
Thompsons
Baltimore
Royal Oak
Eastman
Colonel Thompson
Mrs. Woodhill
Charles Taylor
Taylors
Taylor
John Sutton
Sutton
New York
Edith May Thompson Woodhill
Eastman’s
Cincinnati Post
Bees Halt Idaho Train on Hawthorn Twin Falls Stoppage
Swarming bees tied up a Harriman line train at Twin Falls Idaho blocking a long freight on the water tank spur. Local bee expert H A Swab attempted capture with a keg and sticks as crews struggled and bystanders used water from a garden hose to drive the swarm away. Two boys captured the queen and Swab paid them $1.25 for lemonade funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Harriman
Twin Falls
Idaho
National Congress
James J. Hill
H. A. Swab
Swab
Sullivan
Worthy
320 Acre South African Veteran Bounty Land Certificate for Sale
A 320 acre South African veteran bounty land certificate issued by Canada’s Department of the Interior under the Volunteer Bounty Act 1908 is up for immediate sale. It allows entry for Alberta Saskatchewan or Manitoba and requires no further charge for ownership. asking price is $100. L. E. Telford 131 Shuter St Toronto Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Government of Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
L. E. Telford
Shuter St
Toronto
Canada
Time table changes for Northern Pacific trains 19 and 20
Trains 19 and 20 now run on a revised schedule between Paseo Seattle and Spokane. No. 20 reaches North Yakima at 3:25 a m and departs Seattle at 9 p m. Pasco is bypassed for Spokane, and both trains now connect at Auburn with Tacoma. A San Francisco Examiner party of 85 tours America under Edward Rainey.
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North Yakima
Pasco
Spokane
Seattle
Auburn
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railroad
Paseo
Paciic
Sater
San Francisco
America
San Francisco Examiner
Edward Rainey
The
Examiner
Yellowstone
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
Washington
New Orelans
New Mexico
Colorado
Land Commissioner Ross Tours North Yakima in Disguise
Land Commissioner W. Ross visits North Yakima incognito for two days while inspecting his Zillah ranch interests. He travels in plain clothes, mingles with locals, and conducts personal business, staying as a hotel guest at the Pacific during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ross
North
Yakima
Ross
Zillah
Yakinut
Inman
Hotel Pacific
ManZan Promoted for Piles Relief and Easy Application
Advertisements claim ManZan treats piles by reducing inflammation and restoring circulation to affected parts. The product is easy to apply using a tube with a patent nozzle. Sold by W. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Camp
West Side Drugegist
McArthur Forfeits Bail in Candy Stand Case
Harry McArthur, candy booth proprietor, forfeits $50 bail after a beating accusation by Dot Miller. Neither party appeared, case dismissed. Miller had previously filed the charge without prosecution. Seven men fined $5 each for drunkenness by Police Judge Wende.
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Harry McArthur
West Side
McArthur
Dot Miller
Miller
Wende
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