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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

7

Pasco Loses Roughly in Sunday Baseball Thriller

North Yakima Tigers edged Pasco 6 to 5 after nine tense innings. Paseo basemen Price and teammates clashed with umpire Ewen as the game wore on, while Lankard homered in the sixth to tie and Mitchell and Shaw delivered late scoring for North Yakima.

Mitchell Shaw Gaines Paseo North Yakima Pes Groovers Iengow Lloyd Mgoromang Ci Gee Geteheht Tco Cp Eyogr Ats Vineet Mitchell Toon Calla Nissen Beaver Neest Shaw Mwen

Lingerie Patterns For Milady Under Garments

Reader patterns describe lightweight undergarments to slim the silhouette and cut laundry costs. The jaconet option 2160 features a square neck with embroidery, trimmed armholes, and a fringe skirt, offered in sizes 32 to 44 inches with fabric, beading, ribbon, and edging requirements.

Seattle man kills wife then dies in murder suicide

John Tripple shot and killed his wife Lydia at their Seattle home during a talk to reconcile. He then fatally wounded himself. Carrie Tripple, the sister, heard the two shots. The couple, aged 25 and 24, had a child under one year.

Seattle John Tripple Lydia Tripple J. M. EE. Atkinson Carrie Tripple

Woman seeks health and beauty with electric bitters

A promotional item urges women to use Electric Bitters to improve health and beauty. It claims they regulate stomach, liver and kidneys, purify blood, and improve nerves, eyes and skin, ending with a sales note for Clark's Pharmacy at 50 cents.

Clark's Pharmacy

Taft Reviews Old Vets Parade On Riverside Drive

President Taft watched New York veterans pass the Riverside Drive reviewing stand as the New York contingent of Civil War survivors marched by. The parade lasted nearly three hours and a sudden shower briefly interrupted the ceremony with an umbrella raised, but Taft offered no address.

Washington D. C Taft New York United States North Riverside Drive Secret Service

To Marry English Lord, Elopes With American Woman

An American woman claims American husbands are preferable amid talk of a marriage elopement with an English lord. Mrs. Marshall Haywood, formerly Miss Enid L. Cartjethers of Indianapolis, spoke at the Stratford hotel in Chicago on the topic.

Chicago Marshall Haywood Stratford Hotel

Indian heiress elopes to wed city sweetheart in Lafayette

Miss Carothers, intended to marry Lord Walker in June, eloped Monday to Lafayette Indiana and married Marshall Haywood of Indianopolis. Lord Walker, arriving in New York for the ceremony, learned of the marriage. The couple plan a Chicago shopping trip before continuing west for their honeymoon.

Lord Walker Haywood Ayrroom

Traffic Associations Protest New Rate Law

Western traffic associations press Attorney General Wickersham to enjoin railroads from implementing a general freight rate increase set for June 1. They argue the hikes are unwarranted and would foster illegal railroad cooperation, while Wickersham offers only a general pledge to act without outlining a course.

Washington Wickersham

Welch and Packy Fight To Ten Round Draw

London May 30 Freddie Welch lightweight champion of Maelind and Pack McFarland of Chien fought twenty rounds to a draw. Welch showed scientific boxing while McFarland pressed hard and outworked him at times, but the officials awarded a split draw, leaving Wolgast as the holder.

London Medianere Freddie Welch Maelind Pack McFarland Chiendraw Ad. Wolgast Welch

Naches Noses Eagles In Sixth Inning Rally To Win 8 6

Naches defeats North Yakima Parks 8 to 6 after a sixth inning rally. Ham Yamlin hit a three bagger with two down and two aboard to spark the heap, Dillon followed with a single, and McKinney pitched well for the Eagles despite poor support.

North Yakima Parks Naches Pry Naches Ham Yamlin Guardian Civilization Dillon Nuadies Eagles McKinney Qottlon Bagless Metiinnes Heek

Foley's Honey and Tar Promotes Cough Relief

An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy. It claims the product loosens the cough and soothes inflamed air passages, expelling the cold from the system. The note warns the genuine product is in a yellow package and contains no opiates or harmful drugs. North Yakima Drug Store.

Foley Poley North Yakime North Yakima

Tigers Slugging Tigers Edge Sandeaters in Swat Feast

Johnny Nissen led a power display for Payne's Bengals with a homer and two triples, while Ben Kohls and Johnny Grovers contributed key hits. Nelson and Walker delivered solid pitching as the Tigers outscored the Sandeaters to gain a decisive win in a high‑scoring contest watched by bold fans.

Nelson Johnny Nissin Calain Iwohds Johnny Grovers Wansen Boys Nissen Befle Hatsen Feft Eld Wumis Offhrers Homer Nissen Oun Homer Johnny Payne Bengals Sen Big Ben" Kohls Ben Hansen Walker Bellingham Tigers Weatle Sandeaters Grovers Hansen Walker Iwolits Isohls Gains Iawrus Shaw Paseo Savker Ohds Nets

President Mott Club Drops Hard Fought Game to Redskins

The hastily assembled President Mott club, after a late notice that the Dutch Barber’s team withdrew, faced the Toppenish Indians and fell 9 to 2. Main led the pickups with two singles and a double in four at bats, while Siglea slammed a homer and Mett’s Sacker added power. The Indians suffered little damage as no runners reached base on the cushions.

Mott Indians Redskins Tigers Eagles Main Siglea Mett Butters Metvalt

Fragmentary local notice on school awards and duties

Readable fragments describe a school year with awards in a girls class and a state federation meeting. Mentions include a principal, a drive for five, and duties assigned at a phil State gathering. Specific names, places, and dates are unclear due to text damage.

Seliater Phil State Federation of Women's Duty Seurt

Fashionable Handbag and Silk Trends In City Shops

The article surveys new handbag sizes from ten to twelve inches and notes fabrics such as linen, silk, cottons, and voiles. It highlights silk and chiffon garments, tailored frocks in gray cloth, voluminous skirts with flounces, and decorative embroidery. It mentions velvet bands and sashes as finishing touches for evening wear.

Nwny New Evenins

Health officers plan travel sanitation plan at Washington conference

The Protestant of the traveling public fronts dis ease by safeguarding teatime front infection and regulating travel of diseased persons and sanitation in every pliers of travel within the states. Winer Fo Meg, state health commissioner, is tasked with planning work west of the Mississippi. He returns from Washington and arranges a Beattle conference with estimates from western states.

Biwiak Vivo Washington Winer Fo Meg Mississippi Phet Beattle Stirte

Untitled Fragment Describes Crowd Silence in Front Row

A fragmented description shows a scene where a speaker asks those in front to sit so as not to obstruct others view. The text references a woman with weapons and a sense of quiet, with mentions of pretty lads and a fragile, uneasy mood among attendees.

Brown Reply for Es Gritigs and Orchard Advice

An old farmer argues against June fruit drop by describing thinning techniques that favor fruit growth. He recalls personal experience of removing fruit after set to prevent losses and urges fellow growers to cultivate and rest trees, noting irrigation alone is insufficient.

Homer

Peruna Tablets Testimony From Mrs Lohr’s Letter

A reader letter from Mrs Lohr of Rutowa Michigan testifies to Peruna Tablets curing family ailments. She claims her eighteen year old daughter recovered from chronic illness after using the tablets and notes other relatives improved, urging others to write for testimonials.

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Undefined fragment analysis

The readable text is unclear and lacks coherent events or identifiable names. No concrete person, place, or organization can be determined to summarize into a valid news item.

Clark's Pharmacy Formnary Warning for Wound Salve

Fragmented text notes a remedy marketed as a quick treatment for wounds burns and skin conditions. Mentions Arnion Salve and prevention of blood poisoning with a dental of directions.

Clark

Record of Braisea Incident Noted in March Report

Fragmented OCR text references multiple persons prostrated by a trestle near beds and a te terinweter ponelled on title lines. Mentions May and December dates with uncertain names, suggesting a local accident or medical event recorded in a period article.

Moe

Fire at Sprat Tin rend Nahereen causes heavy losses

A blaze struck the Sprat Tin rend Nahereen today leading to a reported loss near £100,000. Authorities say three fire crews battled the flames as emergency services contained the incident.

Forces clash as Madete factions attack frontier line

Reports describe a violent engagement near the southern frontier where Madete forces launched an assault. Casualties and captures are reported as the opposing troops attempt to hold the line amid chaotic fighting and warnings of further actions.

Notable Spokane Lawyer Visits Old Preceptor in North Yakima

Col Fred Miller, a famed Spokane attorney, has been visiting Henry J. Snively and family in North Yakima. Miller trained under Snively for about 12 years before moving to Spokane, later taking on high profile cases including the Pettybone murder defense. He notes no friction in their long friendship despite a busy career.

Col Fred Miller Spokane Henry J. Snively Col. Miller Mr. Snively Tpwards Pettybone Boise

Steinweg Couple Visited City Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs W N Steinweg of this city were in swatile Sunday and Monday.

Mr. W. N. Steinweg

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