Big Business Alarmed by Public Opinion Over Regulation
The piece criticizes federal guidance and warns of trusts and government overreach. Martin W. Littleton, NY attorney and politician, denounces government control, arguing it curbs opportunity and favors wealth. The article counters with views on trusts forming to curb competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan-Gageeheim
United States
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Littleton
Leslie
Mr. Littleton
Guggenheim on living costs and the rich
A column notes S R Guggenheim argues wage earners overconsume luxurious goods driving up prices. It contrasts lavish spending by Mogans Rockefeller and Guggenheim with the poor who fund elite lifestyles, suggesting reforms and a shift toward austere living to endure rising costs.
Taft and insurgents clash over party loyalty
The piece notes that Taft once opposed insurgent tactics and sided with organization sentiment. It recalls a 1905 Akron speech where Taft said he would vote against the Cincinnati municipal ticket if present, highlighting tensions between insurgent Republicans and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Akron
Ohio
Taft and insurgents split within Republican ranks
The article notes Taft siding with insurgents amid growing Republican dissension. It cites the public quiet support for Taft’s stance and warns that removing corporate influence from the Republican organization could heal the rift, otherwise many voters may bolt the party.
Tacoma Lawyer Staunton Warburton Enters Poindexter Race
Staunton Warburton, long time Tacoma lawyer and former Pierce County State Senator, announces candidacy for Congress on the Poindexter ticket in the district currently represented by McCredie. The move signals Poindexter support in the area and draws veteran Pierce County politics into the race against Gen. Jim Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton Warburton
Tacoma
Pierce County
Poindexter
McCredie
Pierce Country
Jim Ashton
United States Senate
Commission to draft irrigation code declined
Governor Hay appointed a commission to formulate an irrigation code but local irrigation practices in the irrigated belt already work well. Litigation has ceased, and officials should thank the governor and decline further participation to avoid a burdensome task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Elkins Bluff Uses Italian Alliance Tale for Re election
A political ruse by Senator Stephen Elkins of West Virginia and his manager John L Steele allegedly spread a story that one of Elkins' daughters would marry an Italian prince. The charade targeted Italian coal miners in West Virginia, who reportedly believed the claim and may have been swayed against Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Elkins
West Virginia
Elkins
John L. Steele
Seattle Candidates Abandon Campaign Tour After Poor Reception
Judge Burke and John Wilson, residents of Seattle, visited the east side about ten days ago to campaign among voters. They abruptly cancelled engagements and returned to Seattle to discuss the situation. They found about 90 percent of Republicans across the east side favored Poindexter consistently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Burke
John Wilson
U. S. Senate
Seattle
Poindexter
Twentieth Century Club elected officers and federation delegates
The Twentieth Century Club held a society meeting at Mrs J Li’s home in Yakima Heights naming Mrs L Perry president and other officers. Delegates chosen for the federation in Walla Walla included Mrs Perry and Mrs Sellers with alternates. The club plans a final meeting June 14 at Sumach Park. Debutant Musical features Miss Dorris Arowsmith in a vocal recital Friday evening. Coterie Club held a day gathering at Sumach Park with luncheon and plans to attend the fall convention in Walla Walla. Ruckman and Iles named alternates for study year. Reception hosted by Mrs H Hoffman at 209 South Nndies Avenue in compliment to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Centures Club
J. Li
von Yakima Heights
Oe A L. Perry
W. H. Redman
W. W. Helleck
FC. Whitney
BH. J. Bond
UH. Connell
Kk. J. Wyman
J. L. Hughes
Q. Scoboria
Federation of Clubs
Walla Walla
Perry
Sellers
Whitney
JD. Palmer
Sumach Park
Dorris Arowsmith
Coterie Club
van Slyke
H. Hoffman
South Nndies Avenue
Floral society and picnics mark a town week
The piece describes multiple events at a Presbyterian church society with Mrs Hoff man active, a May day picnic for Little Tots at the State Fair Grounds, a Sumach park gathering for Miss Ruth and Miss Beulah Wilson, and a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs M R Galloway with La France roses centerpieces. It concludes with Memorial day dinners honoring Spanish American War veterans and a large WCTU served meal at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Moore
State Pair Grounds
M. M. Moore
George Gandy
W. W. Robertson
Morris White
Dorothy Richards
Jack Janeck
Sears Horsley
Marion Janeck
Kenneth Janeck
Emery Sperry
Sumach Park
Ruth Wilson
Beulah Wilson
Spokane
L. O. Meir
Mark Pennington
Wilbur Crocker
Lee W. Meigs
Misses Wilson
Mable Smith
Mle Corrin
Little Dorris Meigs
Dorothy
Alice Pennington
M. R. Galloway
North Natches
Dunlap
Grace Carmen
Seattle
la France
Miss Galloway
Prosser
Miss Hess
Nelson Galloway
Bannerman
Herdled
Miss Carmen
Galloway
Grand Army of the Republic
Methodist Church
Relief Corps
United States
Mesdames Dragon
Nelson
Miller
Dakota
Allen
Bowles
Fioberts
Misses Bowles
Roberts
Lowery
Cox
Mrs. Mull
Debate over Canada trade fuels house insurgency dispute
The article analyzes a clash between Rep. Butler Ames and Chairman Serena Payne over a measure favoring closer trade relations with Canada. It notes a failed hearing, a letter recounting Payne’s stance, and broader tensions showing insurgency across factions within the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Serena Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Canada
Dominion
Ames
Ways and Means
House
Payne
Insurgent House Clash Over Tariff Debate
Washington Times reports a faction in the House pressures for committee control to purge misrule and block fair tariff discussion. A small, powerful group, resisting 77 Republican colleagues, aims to dominate proceedings and stifle open consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (D. Cc
Roosevelt Criticizes Britain's Egypt Policy at London Ceremony
Theodore Roosevelt, awarded freedom of the City of London, sharply criticized Britain's Egypt stance. He urged England to remove troops if it cannot maintain order, denounced the nationalist party and warned of weakened strength if England overreaches. He defended Sudan duty and tied his remarks to principles from his Philippine governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theodore Roosevelt
Egypt
Roosevelt
England
Boutros Pasha
Neyet
Great Britain
Philippine Islands
Death of Mrs. Henrietta M. Haller Pioneer Widow of Col. Granville O. Haller
Henrietta M. Haller widow of Col. Granville O. Haller and pioneer of Washington state died at 86 in Seattle at her son Theodore Haller’s home. Born 1821 in Dublin, Ireland, she came to York and moved to the Northwest in 1852. Her husband’s military career covered Florida, Mexican and Civil wars and she remained active in social life and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D . Rs
Haller
Hilll
Yakima Valley
Seattle
Washington
Theodore Haller
Minor Avenue
Forest
Treland
Dunmanway
Ireland
York
Col. Haller
United States Army
New York
Florida
Unclaimed letters at North Yakima post office 1910 list
May 28 1910 post office notice lists numerous unclaimed letters including Adelpohl Alpauch Ashley Baker Banks Barnes Becker Bell Berry Biggh Bray Brown Burelette Conrad Creal Davis Dean Dunham Durham Durman Elliott Ewers Finney Wriediad Hackman Haden Harris Hash Herald Higley Howe Hunter Jackson Jansen Jenks Johnston Johnson Jones Kinney Kirby Kueth Kuntz Lauterbach McClatchy McClintock McKune Milmoy Mirmzar Mulvaney Ostrander Miss Eulalie Robertson Rosse Ruble Scott Shoemaker Slyarily Snewers Taylor Thompson Vunderlinda Vought Watkins White Wiley Wyman Yakima Tieton Fruit Lands Co Young One cent due on each letter advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Adelpohl
John
Alpauch
Emma
Ashley
M. G
Baker
M. F
Banks
Lillie
Barnes
Chas
Becker
Mrs. B
Bell
Gardinar H
Berry
George
Biggh
Frank
Maury
Bray
Mary E
Brown
Henry
Burelette
Clayton
Caughey
W. H
Colburn
Naoma
Conrad
Marecellos
Creal
Jor
Davis
Jessie L
Dean
Martin
Tom
Dickinson
Dunham
George A
Durham
Durman
Joseph F
Bermisse
Elliott
Miss Dorthy
Ewers
BE. E
Finney
Sanford Auuivin
Wriediad
Gerlin
J. E
Gilman
Hackman
Marcus
Haden
Harry
Harris
Opp
Hash
Walter
Herald
Davidson
Higley
Lao
Howe
Ward
Huggins
Miss Leana
Hunter
Irvin
Jackson
Indson
Randall
Jansen
Ben
Jenks
Fred M
Ralph
Marten
Nell
Marton
R. H
Matte
Pete
Miller
Lyman
Mirzar
Ardstar
Mulvaney
Lew T
Ostrander
Eulalie
Robertson
Alfred
Rosse
J. N
Nuangin
Scott
Robert
Shoemaker
Fred
Slyarily
Milmoy
Smith
Snewers
Satie
Taylor
Thompson
Harold Q
Vunderlinda
Vought
G. W
Watkins
G. F
White
Guy E
Wiley
Will
Wyman
Willard
Yakima Tieton Fruit Lands Co
Young
Izie
W. LL. Lemon
P. M
Prize Winners Draw Crowds in New York Sketch Show
Society crowds at Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney studio in May 3 unveiling of prize winners in sculpture and mural designs. Whitney has produced notable models in the past year and her Madougal Alley atelier attracts many young socialites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Woman's club votes to double membership and expand
The Woman's club approves increasing members from 50 to 100, plans a clubhouse, and raises dues to five dollars with stock shares required. Change to constitution aligns with corporate structure. new officers include Mrs. W W Robertson as president and Mrs Wallis Williams as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. W. Robertson
Wallis Williams
W. M. Watt
Ay Nagler
John Kelly
J. E. Shannon
Supreme Court Supports Interstate Freight Rate Ruling
The Supreme Court, by four to three, held the Interstate Commerce Commission did not overstep its authority by ordering freight rate reductions in the Missouri River and Denver rate cases. Railroads and shippers argued the moves split the nation into rate zones, but the Court reversed the district court, finding no such intent. The decision clarifies powers over through rates amid long litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Seaboard
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Northern District of Illinois
McKenna
District Court
Bowel Regularity Remedy Ad Seeks Sale
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a remedy for regular bowel function. It claims it purifies strengthens and regulates and notes a 50 cent price. Sold by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
C. W. Camp
Gold Hill prospector injured after colt kick near Goose Prairie
Thomas Fife a well known Yakima county prospector was kicked in the mouth by a three month old colt at Goose Prairie about 25 miles from Nile. He rode to Nile, then Naches for care, arriving in North Yakima Tuesday. He suffered profuse facial bleeding and blood poisoning but his condition improved with no permanent injury. He visited F X Nagler and other friends after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fife
Goldhill
Yakima County
Wske
Naches
North
Yakima
Mr. Fife
North Yakima
F. X. Nagler
Cotton Market Suffers Big Drop in May Trading
The New York cotton market saw a sensational break on May 21 as traders exited May contracts and pushed July futures down to 18.18 cents a pound. After morning optimism from bull leaders, selling momentum drove prices 74 points below last week’s close and 16 points from December’s high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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The
Yukon Gold
Magazi
Gugenheim
Guggenheims
Morgan
Rockfeller
Alaska
Balsinger
Guggenheim
John Rockfeller
Billy
Mr. Guggenheim
Banadguet
New York World
Tatt Onn
White House
Republican Organization
Society
Suare Boyle
Twentieth Century Club
Missionary Society of
Freshbyterian Church
Jinan
Lika Kamtux Bridee Club
Pika Tumur “Vee Club
Mumedh Park
Mesdames Rigg
Townson
Dunbar
Bradbury
Weigel
Moran
Hill
Wight
Krtar Tremor
Pickett
Underwood
van Brandt
Gawler
Keuhn
Tennant
Cooper S
Gomes
Henrietia M. Haller
Stete
Puget Sound
Hart
Berm
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Company
Herald Bldg
A St
First Ave
Seattle, Wash
Supreme Court
Miles
Old Goldhill
Buyone
Garrow Clothing Company
Garrow Clothing Co
East
Yakima Avenue
Hse
Xu Vir
Pat
Ude
Stre
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