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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
3
Karl Hall, a brilliant young lawyer and professor from Washington, was condemned to death after a five day trial for murdering his mother in law Frau Moliter on November 6. Crowds protested outside the court, requiring infantry and cavalry to disperse rioters, with an elderly woman trampled and others injured.
The piece presents a poetic dedication titled Briar Rose by Mrs M H Marks. It expresses enduring, idealized love blending spiritual motifs with romantic vows, referencing heavenly harmony and a union that transcends death. The voice pledges eternal devotion to Rose Briar Rose through life and after in heaven.
Captain and Mrs Munton closed their nine month stay with farewell services noting 34 professed Christians, nine men employed, 35 poor families aided, one sent to Seattle social home, 250 plus clothing items, 20 provided lodging, about 25 jail services plus many more weekly acts of charity. Headquarters praised their efforts and locals expressed regret at their departure.
The forest service reports no grazing fee increases during the present administration. Associate Forester Price says charges are below private-owner rates and explains the policy aims to balance public benefit with protecting water resources and supporting local settlers. Some local adjustments may occur where ranges improve, but no general rise beyond standard state prices.
The article marks Thomas Jefferson born 1743 in Shadwell Virginia died July 4 1826 at Monticello Virginia. It notes he served as the third U S president from 1801 to 1809 and that John Adams died the same day. It credits Jefferson with authoring the Declaration of Independence drafting religious freedom statute and founding the University of Virginia.
A Pullman State college professor has issued planting dates for crops across the state including alfalfa asparagus barley beans cabbage onions and wheat among others The list covers March through September with several crops under glass and conditions noted Also Chicago traffic director Stubbs announced coal rate reductions of 25 cents a ton for July and August to encourage coal storage
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer profiles Wesley L. Jones as a clean frugal and trustworthy public servant. It notes his candidacy for the U.S. Senate to succeed Levi Ankeny, emphasizing his record, adherence to direct primary law, and appeal to voters to choose him. The piece highlights Jones as morally upright and an efficient official.
The statement in Mr. Jones’s letter asserts no pledges beyond acting to protect and promote the state’s interests. The editorial lauds his honesty and fitness, compares him to past leaders, and pledges strong support from the Post-Intelligencer as the best Republican candidate. It notes his legislative experience and anticipated role in the senate.
The advertisement promotes a beauty recipe as a secret from Orientals and Greeks to obtain a flawless complexion. It bundles the recipe free with the purchase of a genuine rose cut diamond ring priced under two dollars, claiming savings and limited availability.
An advertisement promising a simple method to remove wrinkles and blemishes. It urges readers to send two women’s names and the druggist’s name and address to receive two booklets by mail. The offer is from ROYAL COURT CO at 78 Fifth Ave. New York.
Columbus lands a tale of a trader meeting a Native American chief with a package under his arm. The chief identifies the goods as Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and sells tea or tablets for 35 cents at C. C. Case's Drug Store.
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