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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

Page

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City council debates licenses and street work in regular session

The Natchez council discussed weed cutting on Natchez avenue, refused a petition, renewed licenses for Frank T. Cook, and reported fines and arrests. They approved dog and baseline ordinances, set street contracts, and appointed staff while addressing a boot black case and a night watch dispute.

Natchez Avenue Frank T. Cook Taggard Boyle Sexton Carroso Chappel D. A. Ball Third Street Yakima Avenue C. H. Bruenn Wm. McKiver Sinclair Justice Taggard Donald John Curry Starrett Tom Tom Curry

Man’s attempted self harm after highwaymen chase

John W. Royce of North Yakima fled a Portland yard with a carload of horses after a hobo tried to ride along. He arrived in Tacoma with a pistol in hand and sought a place to kill himself. He was taken to St Joseph hospital then the station and committed to the insane hospital. He denied intent to harm others and said a man tried to kill him. He formerly led the G A R post at Post Falls Idaho and had traveled with his brother to Oregon to buy horses.

Royce Thomas Greene Oregon John W. Royce Tacoma North Yakima Portland St. Joseph Hospital G. A. R. Post Post Falls Idaho Spokane David Royce

Eighth Grade Exercises at Mason's Opera House

The Eighth grade class concert at Mason's Opera House on June 7 aims to raise funds to settle an organ balance. The program features vocal solos, a violin number, dramatic readings, and a class prophecy with performances by Mary Young, Margaret Prosser, Herman Crawford, and others. A second program covers Miles Standish scenes with cast members including Walter Rowe Priscilla Mullins and Blanche Rodman, followed by a travel party departure details and itinerary for Mr. and Mrs. Sloan and guests three months touring the East and Midwest ending in Boston and Buffalo's Pan-American exposition.

Mason’s Opera House Mary Young Margaret Prosser Georgian Cary Herman Crawford Zora Biddison Shirley Parker Reid Thomas Ferman Crawford George ‘Cornett Blanche Rodman A. D. Sloan H. L. Sinclair Portland Salt Lake City Denver Colorado Springs Abilene Kan Decatur Chicago Ill Baltimore Ohio Washington, D. C

Goods Road Club Elects Directors at Court House Meeting

The Good Roads club met at the court house Tuesday evening but could not form a permanent organization due to small attendance. The by laws from the committee were adopted and a board of directors was elected to serve until next March: W. L. Steinweg, F. K. Hiscock, E. G. Peck, F. C. Hall, and John Rudkin with A. J. Willis named treasurer.

Good Roads Club Court House W. L. Steinweg F. K. Hiscock E. G. Peck F. C. Hall John Rudkin A. J. Willis

First Annual Greeting from Cras. B. McConnee

Cras. B. McConnee thanks North Yakima patrons for a successful first year in business. He notes courteous service, growing stock of new goods, and an aim to supply quality house furnishings with wide selection and satisfaction.

Yakima Cras B. McConnee

Coffin Bros offers bargains on fabrics and needs at low prices

Coffin Bros advertises 45e corsets and 52 new ginghams with a 30 day sale on all items at the Wonder store. Also promotes 20 hosiery and underwear, the Stubblefield hay stacker by Yakima Hardware Co, Osborne Mower, and a kidney cure testimonial from William Woodard. Lost brown child’s overcoat reported May 26.

Coffin Bros Stubblefield Yakima Hardware Co Childs Brown

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Deering Taking Hardware Company Columbias and Crescents Columbia Chainless Columbia Chain Hartford Crescent Bicycles Edgar Gunn Robt. E. Smith India J. J. MacDonald Council Proceedings Frank D. Cook Miles Standish Walter Rowe John Alden Virgil Dudley Priscilla Mullins Marjorie Moran Messenger Albert Arendt PGA Se Pore Centareks Charles Hauser Goods Road Club D. R. Barton the Hardware Man South Ist Street Sunnysidg Lands Sunnyside Valley Sunnyside Canal Northern Pacific Railroad Washington Irrigation Go H. B. Scudder North Yakima, Wash Bartlett Ideal Dairy J. C. Berry The Wonder Pendo Social Central House Osborne William Woodard Foley
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