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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary note lists terms such as one year twelve months with unclear counts and spelling errors. The readable lines imply a pricing or plan duration but lack complete details. No specific organizations dates or names are present to anchor further facts.
Reports from July 1902 say Tracy is now riding a bicycle, supporting pursuers’ claim he is a “scorcher.” A country editor called Tracy’s flight The Crimson Trail, possibly referencing cayenne pepper as The San-Democrat suggested.
In 1902 report era terse lines describe Persia struck by earthquakes with mounting destruction. Observers note tremors ripple through cities and countryside as authorities mobilize relief and record casualties amid scarce communications.
The Cascade Miner intimates that Walter Reed may run for Congress before the Republican convention in opposition to W. L. Jones.
The official statement of the Seattle assay office shows it has processed 57,505,046.25 dollars since it began operations on July 15, 1878. A named individual is credited with 7,773,741 dollars of this total.
The Prosser Record urges reopening the issue of county division while the Courier argues the time is not ripe and doubts the section’s guidance on the matter.
The steamers Portland and Jeanie, long believed lost and thought to cause distress and financial strain, are reported safe and sound. They are now homeward bound from Alaska.
Editors face scrutiny over their stance while critics question if newsrooms would perform better on the ground amid sharp remarks about Sheriff Cudihee. The piece notes hostile editorials from state papers and cites the debate over investigative action versus editorial distance.
Seattle dailies publish an announcement highlighting a renowned achievement or reward linked to the phrase genius. The notice underscores recognition, context, and the date of public dissemination within the press.
Five act dramatic interpretation of Tracy and Merrill the Oregon outlaws opens at Third Avenue Theater with a large company. A local critic suggests Tracy could achieve fame if his likeness graced a cigar box label.
Dawn reports a pleasant and respectable party assembled at the Baptist church on Wednesday evening to witness the nuptial ceremony. The event reflects customary Ellensburg wedding traditions with modest reception particulars noted by local observers.
Tur Herato receives congressional supply of sugar beet culture bulletins. Anyone can obtain a copy by visiting the office. The bulletins, issued by the U S Department of Agriculture, cover the subject in a thorough manner.
The Seattle Argus denounces the practice of writing and cashing checks without funds. It argues the legislature must act to curb such bank check robberies and close loopholes letting offenders go unpunished.
Farmers along the proposed line near Parker donate the right of way to the railway project. The article states that with continued goodwill along the route, materials can be laid soon and road buildings may begin, with hopes no hitches or quibbling arise when the company requests reasonable actions.
The Spokane papers report another arrest for selling liquor to Indians and note Oscar Spencer jailed as a witness in the case. Spencer has long been a prominent but controversial whiskey witness, his sole apparent support. The piece suggests harsher penalties might deter such "professional witness" activity and reduce government costs.
Local items include a Thursday greeting from James Jamilton Lewis and an interview slated for next week. A marriage license was issued to Frank FE Koreski and Josephine A Eschbaugh. A horse incident caused damage but no injuries. Portland’s Godfrey Blumenthal arrives as a guest. he previously set a 440 yard dash record. An assault case involving J M Brown and Ellis Phipps heads for a hearing. Library renovations and rental negotiations proceed with a $25 monthly offer accepted. Local ads promote screens by W W Felton and mower sales by Keene. Coffin Bros.
Advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure claims it heals when other medicines fail. Promoted by North Yakima Drug Store operated by A. D. Sloan.
A partial readable item notes a special Saturday event on July 26 with unclear details. The fragment mentions activities possibly tied to a local notice or community gathering but lacks concrete names places or outcomes.
A Chicago dry goods firm advertises an all stock sale with no department reserve. Everything must move within 30 days at one uniform price, dramatically cutting regular values on garments, hats, wares, and accessories for men women and children.
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