Disruption of Canada Prompts Imperialism Debate
An excerpt discusses British observers warning that American immigration and influence threaten western Canada. The piece cites Alberta as already Americanized and weighs whether Canada should pursue imperial ties or risk disintegration, urging a shift toward British immigration and imperial policy to preserve unity within the empire.
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Canada
United States
London National Review
Ignotus
Sea
Dominion
Alberta
New York
American Associated Press
Yankee Press
William Randolph Hearst
Western
The Sissy Man An Opinion Piece On Fragile Masculinity
A satirical essay depicts the sissy man as a rare male type ill suited to common roles. It mocks his domestic preoccupations and critical remarks about meals and habits, noting his wife remains loyal in memory fearing a repeat of his kind.
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Sissy
Number Two
Bryan’s 18 000 000 Words in Public Speaking
A visitor estimates William Jennings Bryan spoke about 259 times yearly, 25 009 miles traveled, 30 minutes per speech, and audiences of 1000. Including a 1906 world trip, he has traveled 300 000 miles since his first loss, addressing 3 060 000 people over 3 000 talks totaling 1 500 hours.
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Bryan
Parker
Estimation of Mr Bryan's Speech Output Over Years
The calculation holds that 1500 hours across 12 years equals 90 000 minutes. With an average 200 words per minute, total output reaches about 18 900 000 words.
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Bryan
Taft Viewed As Favorite Across Nation In East
O A Fechter reports from a cross country trip that Taft leads Bryan in eastern cities and on trains. He says Taft will carry New York and has solid western support and strong New England backing. Fechter predicts Taft will win, while Bryan camps himself as a demagogue and campaigns hard.
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Taft
Bryan
O. A. Fechter
East
New York State
West
New England
One Mile of New Mains Planned by Northwest Light and Water
Northwest Light and Water will lay a mile of new water mains this year. Manager Arrow smith says 3500 feet of extensions are underway, including three blocks on South Third Street. The system now serves all areas, with some residence streets awaiting supply and meters and curb-line adjustments completed.
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Northwest Light & Water Company
Arrowsmith
South Third Street
Sunnyside Water Users file record flood at county auditor
The Sunnyside Water Users association filed 130 government irrigation contracts, the largest recording batch ever, with County Auditor Crocker. Many forms carry numerous names and some have a few signers. officials warn the entry will take days as two deputies work through the backlog.
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Sunnyside Water Users’ Association
Crocker
ManZan Pile Remedy Advertisement
One application of ManZan Pile Remedy soothes reduces inflammation soreness and itching. Price 509 guaranteed. Sold by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist.
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C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Miss Elsie George Proves 160 Acre Homestead
Miss Elsie George of Sunny Side completed final proofs on a 160 acre homestead in the Rattle Snake Hills area behind Sunny Side. She plans to hold the tract as irrigation plans and a summer land rush shape district activity, with a lull expected after ten days of final proofs.
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Rattlesnake Hills
Sunnyside
Elsie George
Government Land Office
Miss George
Be Naturals Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Sold Locally
Beez Laxative Cough Syrup offered for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Marketed as gentle laxative with prompt relief. Sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist. Local ad highlights guaranteed relief and quick action for all ages.
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C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Bishop Potter Dies After Prolonged Illness
Copperstown reports the death of Bishop Henry Codman Potter at age 74 after weeks of stomach and liver trouble. He deteriorated with a relapse yesterday and peacefully passed away at 8 o'clock tonight with most family present. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Copperstown
Henry Codman Potter
Potter
Russell
Hyde
Mrs Teal Held In Tombs In Gould Plot Case
Mrs. Ben Teal wife of a famous theatre manager and two co defendants were arraigned with Frank Gould’s alleged plot to forge diverse evidence. Magistrate Coorigan set bail at 5000 each but Mrs Fleming remained jailed while Mousely posted bail for himself and Mrs Teal. Mr Teal related to Joseph Teal a Portland lawyer who challenged railroads in a lumber rates case.
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New York
Ben Teal
Frank J. Gould
Julia Fleming
Henry S. Mousely
Coorigan
Mousely
Mrs. Fleming
Roosevelt With Family Leaves for Newport Conference
President Roosevelt and family depart Oyster Bay for Newport Rhode Island to address the naval war college summer conference. A short address followed by discussions extends into lunch and an afternoon session on battleship design and naval drift. Roosevelt will return to Sagamore Hill by Thursday breakfast. many generals and officers attend.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Newport
R. I
Naval War College
Sagamore Hill
General Board
Adn
Val Dewey
Naval Drtiss
Stage Robbery Near Likely Alters Alturas Payroll
Two masked men held up the Likely Alturas stage near Likely Nevada, forcing a Wells Fargo messenger to drop a box believed to contain a large payroll for Alturas. Passengers were unharmed. posse and sheriff pursue in darkness.
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Reno
Likely
Nev
Likely-Alturas
Wells-Fargo
Alturas
Kidney Cure Proves Worth a Thousand Dollars
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones eased after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He praises immediate relief from pain and brick-dust disappear, claiming the medicine has done him $1000 worth of good. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co. and A. D. Sloan.
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A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo
Foley
North Yakima Drug Co
A. D. Sloan
Portland School Promises Quality Instruction and Open Admissions
Gigitt and Guin Olige at tenth and Morrison in Portland promote their school led by A. P. Armstrong LL.B. It occupies two floors and a $20,000 equipment, employs a large faculty, and offers individual instruction. They claim broad demand and open year round with free catalogues and wide references.
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Tenth
Morrison
Portland
Oregon
A. P. Armstrong
Ll.b
Northwest
Lightning Strikes Fairview Family In Dreadful House Shock
Charles Harrington and his wife suffered severe injuries when a lightning bolt struck their Fairview Addition home during dinner. The bolt hit the beans on the table, knocking them to the floor and leaving Harrington unconscious for over an hour. The house was damaged as the strike ran along the peak and down the gable. The couple's children were prostrated but uninjured.
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Charles Harrington
Fairview Addition
Harrington
Fred H. Elliott
A. Elliott
Elliott
Harringtons
Duluth Investor Buys Seventy Acres Near North Yakima
Albert Olson of Duluth Minnesota buys seventy acres near North Yakima in two deals totaling about 18000 dollars. One tract is the fifty acre McNamara property in the Naches valley and the other is a twenty acre parcel on Pleasant Hill above Naches gap. Papers filed on one transfer and Olson plans to return this fall.
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Albert Olson
McNamara
Naches
Pleasant Hill
Yakima Valley
Duluth
Minn
North Yakima
Naches Valley
Naches Gap
Indiana Prison Story Hints at Commutation
A fragment notes an Indiana prison case where a sentence is believed to be commuted. The piece mentions valley residents seeking the best and praises Golden Grain Granules cereal coffee as nourishing for all ages. Grocers in North Yakima distribute it via Yakima Grocery Co.
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Indiana
Yakima Grocery Co
North Yakima
Report of Condition of The First National Bank of North Yakima
Balance sheet details the bank in North Yakima Washington as of close of business with assets totaling 1 717 082 85 and liabilities 1 373 110 63. Cash reserves notes deposits and loans are itemized including capital stock and United States deposits with auditors noting cashier A B Cline and notary J A Loupon.
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North Yakima
Washington
U.S
Nat'l
Nationa
United States
Seeaae Voce
DOM Susiecs Gaennevees
Ce cesGl
McCarthy Begins Term in Michigan City Penitentiary
William McCarthy, once paroled after a bar room brawl, has returned to prison to serve a long term for larceny. A Chicago wire reports he is now wearing convict stripes at Michigan City Indiana and will complete a fourteen year sentence after voluntarily surrendering. He had been repeatedly arrested prior to his conversion by Salvation Army workers.
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William McCarthy
Michigan City
Ind
Chicago
McCarthy
Indiana
Salvation Army
Candidacy notices for Yakima County offices
Paid Republican notices announce candidates for Yakima County superintendent of schools and Yakima County clerk. Names include Miss K L Brown of Granger Washington and other Republican ticket entries with September primaries mentioned.
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Yakima County
E. M. Douglass
Washington
Educon
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Sunnyside Water
Bishop Potter
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Gigitt and
Guin Olige
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First National Bank
State of Washington
Yakima
I. A. B. Cline
Velief
A. B. Cline
J. A. Loupon
Notark Public
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Yokoa
Wash
W. L. Steinw
M'Carthy
K. L. Brown
Granger
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Augix
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