Will Vote For Railroad Bill Amid Long Running Fight
Senate testimony reveals Cummins will back the amended railroad bill boosting support against the original Wickersham plan. Debate centers on rate hearings burden, consolidation bans, and a proposed interstate valuation. The day features sharp clashes over amendments by Brown and La Follette, with final votes uncertain.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Senate
Wickersham
Elkins
Court of Commerce
Brown
Tlak Follette
Commercce Commission
Bailey
Heyburn
Nelson, Hughes and Chiy
LaFollett
Bailes and
Horah
Stone
Sunnyside Case Dismissed Against State Rep Cline
The Sunnyside town suit against W Tl Cline former state representative was thrown out Tuesday morning. Attorneys Snively and Bridgeman represented Cline amid ongoing factional town disputes that have drawn local attention.
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Sunnyside
W. Tl. Cline
Snively
Bridgeman
Cline
Adams Returns to North Yakima After Selah Ditch Takeover
Adams has returned from Selah where he acted as superintendent of the Selah ditch now controlled by local farmers who own the irrigated land. He oversaw the opening of the ditch for the irrigation season and the ranchers may now operate it.
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O) Adams
Yakima
Selah
Adams
Bank Officers and Safe Deposit Boxes Listed
The document lists officers of a bank with positions including President L Steinweg, Vice President Ches Carpenter, Cashier A B Cline, Assistant Cashier Chas F Donovan, and Assistant Cashier A Loudon. It references Safe Deposit Boxes and dates in 1907 1908 1909 1910 with March entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evises
L. Steinweg
Ches Carpenter
A B. Cline
Chas F Donovan
A Loudon
Famous Astor Scion May Marry Again
New York May 31 John Jacob Astor has returned from Europe reviving talk of his matrimonial plans. He recently settled £10,000,000 on his former wife Ava Wrerg, who has resumed her maiden name. Friends say he may seek a second marriage after a time, with no specific future bride yet singled out.
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New York
Europe
John Jacob Astor
Ava Wrerg
Astor
Cascade Lumber Rumor Of Eastern Mill Move Denied
Cascade Lumber Co manager Huebner denies plans to import Burlington Wisconsin equipment or double capacity. Despite rumors of eight hundred eastern workers and relocation of eastern mill buildings to North Yakima, no official steps are confirmed.
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Cascade Lumber Co
Burlington, Wisconsin
Huebner
Cascade Mills
Cascade Mill
Burlington Mills
Cascade
North Yakima
Sound
Cascade Company
Locatio
Reny
Permit Granted for Jeffries Johnson Championship Scrap
In San Francisco on May 31 the Board of Supervisors approved a permit for the Jeffries Johnson championship bout with only two dissenting votes and no prior discussion. Civic and church groups protested but left as the permit moved forward. The decision clears the way for Tex Rickard and associates to build the arena, with the district attorney not to oppose the contest. Supervisors Murdock and Cutten cast the two negative votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Jeffries-Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Tex Rickard
Murdock
Cutten
Yakima Club to Move Quarters to Miller Building
The Yakima Commercial club plans new rooms in the J. J. Miller building if the Clogg lease ends and plans receive owner approval. A long term lease is desired with Miller, contingent on a release from Clogg, as the club opts to rent in the interim while construction for five rooms proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Commercial Organization
J. J. Miller
Yakima Commercial Club
J. L. Hughes
A. D. Reed
Clegg
Midler
Clogg
Miller
Murchie Sells Monterey Flats Dairy Farm To John Irby
John F. Irby postmaster of Ritzville Washington buys Monterey flats on South Fourth Street from J M Murchie. Irby plans to move to Spokane area and establish residence. The deal includes Edgemont Dairy Farm twenty five miles from Spokane with 60 registered Holstein cows and 1 470 acres of land valued at about 158 600 for the dairy and 180 000 for the Monterey. Murchie will decide future use of the new property and may become an avenue builder in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Irby
Ritzville
Wash
Monterey Flats
South Fourth Street
J. M. Murchie
Mr. Irby
Mr. Murchie
Edgemont
Spokane
Tyler
Timothy
Monterey
Murphie
Globe Investment Company
Yakima Avenue
Croker's Son-In-Law Faces Early Trouble After Elopement
John J. Breen, the young stableman who eloped with Ethel Croker, has lost his groomsman job as his in laws shun him. Richard Croker remains silent from Ireland, while the groom seeks new employment.
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Croker
Baseball scores from multiple leagues report rain affected games
National League games saw Pittsburg lose to Cincinnati 2 4 in rain and cold while New York defeated Philadelphia 4 2. Brooklyn beat Boston 4 1. American League results include Cleveland 1 Boston 2 and Philadelphia 6 4, New York 5 Washington 1, St. Louis 1 Detroit 3. Coast League Portland 0 Sacramento 4 Los Angeles San Francisco 1 Vernon 3 San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland 6. Northwestern League Tacoma 1 Vancouver Spokane 4 Seattle 1.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Portland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vernon
Oakland
Northwestern Leoagne
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
Seattle
Fitch Picked to Lead Food Inspection Efforts
North Yakima health board plans to invite J E Fitch back as head of food safety inspections. City officials favor rigid summer inspections of butcher shops restaurants and other food venues to prevent contamination as flies arrive early.
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J. E. Fitch
North
Yakima
City Health Board
Fitch
Shaw and Schott
Nywening
Rowinsky
Rowimsky
Telephone official outlines work and growth in North Yakima
Peter J. Lynch of Seattle commercial manager for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph visited North Yakima to review enlargements and extensions. He noted the system is strong for its size and aims to install about 99000 dollars of improvements this season to stay ahead of growing demand. He credited a recent expert operator visit from Seattle for improving operations and praised local management.
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Peter J. Lynch
Seattle
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
North Yakima
Lynch
Yakima
Skinner
Tampico Mayor Ayres Visits North Yakima
Tampico mayor W. K. Ayres, visiting North Yakima Tuesday, praises Tampico climate as much nicer than North Yakima’s.
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W. KE. Ayres
Tampico
Yakima
Ayres
North
Cleanup appeals over railroad encampment amid city health concerns
City Health Officer states railroad official will address a long standing nuisance near the Pacific railroad tracks stretching between Voetwoon and YW streets. Residents report about 74 men living and cooking there, drawing criticism from local business owners while authorities plan action and further inquiry.
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Stirte
Bern
North Yakima Residents Return After Dietrich Forty Acre Move
Fred Eberle and family returned to North Yakima after six weeks in Shoshone City to complete conditions for a forty acre tract under the Dietrich proposition. He brought two ease-hardened hinds and skills in carpentry, hoping for a fruitful future. Other locals also worked to meet residency requirements as shacks appeared daily near the tracts.
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Fred Eberle
North Yakima
sShoshone City
Ilda
Mr. Eberle
Dietrich
Ebenle
Tee
Yakima
Dietrich Tracts
Mherte
Nherk
Faust
Wapato or Naches City to Fill Vacant Franchise
A regional meeting of Central Washington executives discussed adding Wapato or Naches City to fill a league vacancy after Barber Blocks withdrew. Wapato and Naches City were named as top options and a final vote will determine which city receives the franchise. both clubs are strong and could compete with the existing teams.
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Wapato
Naches City
Washington
Directos
Toppenish
Mott
Minmiger Payne
Eiither
Court Calendar for June Indicates a Busy Time
Astromens program for the month of June has been laid out by Judge Preble of the superior court. The calendar shows multiple cases and dates across June including North Cranest railroad and various civil actions and bank disputes.
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Preble
Superior Court
Boltenting
Sgramlview
North Cranest Railroad
Berwehonne
Yukinin Cowie
Moistmitt
MuAister
McAlster
North Yakima
Valley
North
Dat Lune
Croftwer
Menteonmer
Bolangen
Otis Mtewerter Ts Nor
Johnsen
Dunn
Snonyside National Bank
Jonks
Wine
Valley Flambwire Uo
Nontesactier
Vom Y Hawial
Hishuw Va
Belshaw Line
WII
Daughters of Dorcas Aid Rheumatism Sufferer to Texas
IEARS bound and cheerful members of the Daughters of Dorcas aided Mrs Reed and her daughter who faced rheumatism and depleted savings. The Nebo PAW ladies organized care and sewing for the sick woman enabling her to reach her old home in Texas. The group provided clothing, provisions, and support for the journey home.
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Texas
Reed
John Ditter
Dorcas
Nebo Paw
Brahman May Have Mission In Which Event Local Show War
A historical account notes Brahman prospective involvement in Northwest theater touring and a possible North Yakima franchise. It discusses Charles Wolpe Whitt and Cort bookings affecting North Yakima's stage scene, with mention of Milanger and Mayhouse talks and Prohman’s second visit. The piece mentions North Yakima’s strong theatrical market and growth since New York influence.
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Charles Wolpe
Lanai
New York
Mieide
Jong Jung
Northwest Territory
John Cort
Alan
Wilanger
North Yakima
Cort
Seatle
Yakima
Wlaw
Milanger
Pfrohmian Hoesen Foundation
Rohit
North Yakima horses sent to Canadian meet
Six thoroughbreds shipped from North Yakima to compete at a Verreoyver track meet in Canada. The group includes notable runners such as Chive Erwin and Sam Shayne owned by Sam Hutchinson and Willian Splive of North Yakima. Trainers Boynton and West accompany the horses as they prepare for Northwest circuit races. The outing culminates with a start at Vancouver on Friday.
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Verreouyer
Victoria
Yakima
Speeters
Chive
Erwin
Sam Shayne
Sam Hutchinson
Suinnssides
Optain Hy
Willian Spliwea
North
SS. de Marris
North Yaktova
North Viletto
Hutchinson Wee
Suan
Bis
Beos
Vancouver
Train accident injures horses near Sunnyside crossing
Two cars of the Sunnyside line dragged from a North Yakima yard after a collision with a heavily laden wagon at a crossing. The wagon was split and horses killed, steps bent from the force, driver uninjured, and a Groner man, A J Reise, was in North Yakima Sunday.
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North
Yakima
Sunnyshde
Back From Elba Fete Sets Stage for Nationwide Reception
Plans for a grand return celebration grow as delegates from western states and major cities line up to honor a former president. Organizers report rising requests for plaques and event spaces, signaling a large, national turnout and formal tributes across land and sea sites.
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Nagy
Muontai
Toweh Tiders
Dewey
Philippines
Tacoma Prank Krivt Shakes Up North Yakima Visitor
Prank Krivt of Tacoma, a 1 trading member of the Christian Seierce church, was in North Yakima on Monday.
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Bill
Meee TT Bank
United States
General Banking
Murghie Row
FARW
John J. Breen
Ethel Croker
Richard Croker
Tammuany
Ireland
J. W. Bill
NPL
Mreberard
Rmail
Daughters OF Dorcas
Aso
Dore
Thei
Klaw & Erlanger
Prohmen
Frohitman
Mat
Sociel
Interess
Moabitus
Anata Dinstedt
A. J. Reise
Groner
Yoakima
Elba
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