Poindexter on Principles of Progressive Republicans
Seattle speech outlines insurgent and progressive republican goals. Poindexter argues for government by the people, tariff reform, and anti boss control. praises Taft era legislation and calls for party unity with a Western Washington convention slate backing reform and electing a western senator.
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Poindexter
United States
Seattle
House of Representatives
Congress
Progressive
House
Senate
Republican Party
Fr. B. Scudder
H. B. Scudder
N. ©. Richards
Ira B. Englehart
C. M. Hauser
Wesley L. Jones
Jones
James A. Ashton
Tacoma
Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Postal Savings Bank
Mexico
Arizona
Peace Commission
Bureau of Mines
Moving to Washington. Let American Forwarding Co. Save You Money
An advertisement urges movers to contact American Forwarding Co for transport to Washington. It mentions saving money on moving services and provides an address in Chicago with unclear postal details.
Yakima County Republicans Pass Resolutions Endorsing Leaders
Delegates from Yakima county precincts approved resolutions praising the national, state, and county administrations. They paid tribute to Senator Wesley L. Jones and Hon. Richard A. Ballinger, expressed faith in Chief Justice Frank H. Limkin, and urged state control of national resources within the state.
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Tacoma
Attorney Bridgeman
Sunnyside
Messrs. N. CC. Richards
Bruce Milroy
Frank A. Luse
Tra R. Englehart
Mr. Bridgman
Lican
Ballinger
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Congress
M. HH. Hay
Wesley L. Jones
United States
Valley
Yakima
West Side
Cascade Mountains
Yakima County
Washington
Jones
Frank H. Rudkin
Selah
G. N. Remington
Granger
George P. Eaton
C. F
Nob Hill
C. H. Hinman
J. E. Shannon
Outhlook
Frank Stewart
Ahtanum
J. J. Wiley
L Lee A. Johnson
O. L. Boose
O. Su. Smith
Belma
J. B. Early
Frank H. Limkin
Fruit Stand Protest Triggers Officials Action
Frustration over conditions at the fruit stand near the tilread station prompts protests and appeals to President Elliott. Misinformation about prices and quality spreads as North Yakimas fruit is advertised to railroad travelers, with the Commercial Club steering management and low rates.
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Toombie
Grenhehe
Northern Pacific
Phiese
Portland Vial
Antigenien
Ping Ear Process
Hiott
Northiyvn Decinie
Nis
Nis Hronise
Fruit stand on railroad evaluated by local leaders
Superintendent Richards cites doubts about the railroad gaining from the fruit stand while a Commercial club push aims to present the matter to President Elliott. The stand, managed by Secretary James and allies, is seen by locals as beneficial if kept and improved for passengers.
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Drew Carnegie
Richards
Western Division
Railroad
Commercial Club
Elliott
James
Fast Refrigerator Car Service Promised For Yakima Valley
Northern Pacific official F F Moline plans Pasco as winter headquarters and North Yakima for western shipments to ensure timely fruit movement. A 99 hour Pasco to St Paul schedule will start August 10 with cars iced at Paseo and later run through to Ellensburg. A committee including Melvin Merritt Baird and Parker will monitor daily car needs to meet demand.
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F. Fef. Moline
Northern Pacific Railroad
Pasco
Gap
North Yakima
Moline
Yakima Valley
Paseo
Elensburg
St. Paul
F. 5
Melvin
Richey& Tilbert Company
Toppenish
MacAuley
Transportation Department
Eastern
McAuley
J. B. Baird
M. Merritt
Messrs
Fred Thompson
W. N. Irish
Ed. Parker
Pennington Wins Medal at the Traps
North Yakima shooter Mark W. Pennington won the Spokesman-Review trophy medal in trap shooting at Spokane. He scored 199 of 200 with a 25 straight at 25 yards and prevailed in a shoot off against two rivals. George Stacy followed close with 174, Miller led 20 yard caps, and Beals and Millisoma also posted notable 25 straight at 20 yards.
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Mark W. Pennington
North Yakima
Spokane
Blue Rocks
Pennington
George Stacy
Penniston
Spokesman- Review
Sodgesman- Review
Row
Milter
Ile
Pennnington
Ballard's Snow Liniment Offered for Strain Relief
A newspaper notice promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as relief for back strain from hard work. It lists a price of one dollar per bottle and notes availability from D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and C. W. Camp at the corner of 3rd Ave and W Yakima Ave.
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Ballard
D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
C. W. Camp
Cor 3Rd Ave
W. Yakima Ave
Cannery Plan Proposed for Yakima Fruit Growers
C B Russell proposes leasing his cannery to North Yakima fruit growers who would finance and operate it this season. They would supply labor and overhaul costs while Russell takes rent in fruit. A meeting with growers is set for Saturday at 1 pm at the Commercial Club to discuss taking over the plant and marketing canned fruit for display and shipments nationwide.
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C. B. Russell
North Yakima
Mr. Russell
California Fruit Packers Association
Russell
Yakima Valley
Commercial Club
California
Indian bound over in murder case in Satus Creek
Benjamin Krotser known as Satus Billy’s slayer was bound over for trial on a first degree murder charge after a two day prelim hearing. The case centers on a shooting at a home on Satus Creek about three weeks earlier. The wife of Satus Billy and several Indian witnesses testified, with interpreters needed.
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Benjamin Krotser
Satus Billy
Satus Creek
Justice Hunt
Itrotser
Billy
Hushind
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Energy
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a sugar coated health capsule. It claims to convert weakness into strength and energy into mental power while curing constipation headache chills dyspepsia and malaria available for 26 cents at Clark’s Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
Clark's
Valley farmers urged to showcase best produce for exhibit car
Northern Pacific railroad plans an exhibit car to display the region's top brain vegetables and fruit. North Yakima Commercial Club and others urge farmers, wives, and daughters to submit their finest samples to compete for representation between Bi Paul and Seattle.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
North Yakma Commercial Club
Bi. Paul
Seattle
Yakima
Clean Inside and Out Rocky Mountain Tea Craze
The notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest systematic cleanser for total health. Sold by D. H. Fry.
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Hollister
D. H. Fry
World Apple Show Offers Large Cash Prizes in Spokane
Spokane announces prizes for the third National Apple show November 14 to 19 with top award of 100 dollars in gold plus a barrel of sulphur spray for a pyramid of 50 apples. Second prize 25 dollars, largest blemish free apple first prize 100 gold and second 10 cash, plus medals, diplomas, and numerous specialty awards for varieties, storage, design, photography, and regional entries.
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Spokane
Wash
Rice
Apple
TET BINE Remedy for Stomach and Liver Regulation
An ad notes TET BINE as a remedy to correct stomach issues and stimulate a normal liver function. It promotes relief from dyspepsia described as a bad taste in the mouth and disordered stomach, with prices and contact addresses for Bee Salt and W.ning.
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W.ning
Fire Breaks Out Near Preston Mine Amid Ridge Blaze
A fire erupted near Preston, about 25 miles east of here, in a small building at the Preston Mine company. The Washington Prismest tire association arrived to aid. Chief Warden Simons said the blaze nears the base of a hill and could spread to the summit if not contained.
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Preston
Giles
Here
Iga
Ateendy
Washington Prismest Tire Association
Setieettnys
Asatleble Rangers
Simons Sais
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