Census Ideal Promotes Full Population Count
June 7 1900 editorial urges every citizen to ensure enumerators miss no names and achieve a complete census for multiple important reasons.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
Aguinaldo Killed Again by Thirty Third Regiment
Aguinaldo has been killed again by a detachment of the Thirty third regiment under Major Marsh. It is noted he has many lives like a cat and has been reported dead and buried multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Thirtythird Regiment
Marsh
Trusts Gain Tariff Boost on Porto Rico Sugar Prices
The tariff advances by the administration raise sugar costs, enriching the sugar trusts by millions while burdening the general public who must bear the higher prices for everyday goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
East Asia confrontations spark tense international tempers
Admiral Kempff telegraphs that engagement has commenced as marines land in China. The Dowager Empress resists outside interference while Japanese and European powers also move. The climate in the region is described as tropical in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
China
Kempff
Washington
Pretoria Occupied by British Armistice Surrender Report
British forces occupy Pretoria and agree to a three day armistice requested by Gen Buller. The Boer resistance continues with the Thirteenth Imperial Yeomanry forced to surrender, signaling the war’s uncertain end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Buller
Imperial Yeomanry
Oregon election yields Republican gains with smaller majorities
Oregon retained a Republican tilt with reduced majorities from the last presidential year. The legislature remains in doubt but leans Republican, with twelve Republican hold-over senators. Local issues dominated, and the November vote may reshape the state's political complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Federation backs union label to curb sweat shop goods
The State Federation of Women's Clubs during its session last week endorsed a plan to boycott sweat shop products. It urged members to buy only goods bearing the union label, arguing united action by labor unions makes anti sweat shop effort more effective than protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
United Action
Call for Fish Screens on Irrigation Canals
Citizens urged lawmakers to pass a law requiring fish screens at canal intakes to protect trout runs. The proposal argues that many fish are trapped or die when water is shut off, causing pollution and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Bryan Heels Editorial On Constitutional Amendment Debated
In a Lincoln Nebraska address May 25 Mr Bryan criticized a blind constitutional amendment plan. He noted Republicans pushed a remedy proposing federal licensing of corporations to do business beyond their origin states, contingent on Congressional authority, while Democrats argued the two proposed amendments were separate measures with distinct aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
New York World
Federation of Women’s Clubs Delegates Leave Yakima
The Federated Women’s Clubs convention adjourned in Yakima after praising local hospitality. Delegates departed for home while some lingered, voicing appreciation in letters and press notices for North Yakima’s welcome. The local club receives thanks for promoting the city’s advantages statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s Clubs
Yakima
North Yakima
Senator Hoar Challenging Armor Plate Debate
Senator Hoar warned amid armor plate discussion that the United States must remain a first class power and world power. He argued the nation has long kept Europe from North America and the Caribbean and lamented recent restraint to maintain peace in distant possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Senate
United States
Europe
North America
West Indian Islands
Census man with big book denied by Chinese cook
At a home the census taker arrived to verify residents. The lady of the house was away bathing, and when the Chinese cook was asked if the mistress was home the cook refused entry. The enumerator tried to speak with her but was told to go away, and the door shut.
Boxers Rise As Scourge Across Shan Tung Province
The Boxers, a Chinese militia with millions of members, have expanded from suppressing native bandits to targeting foreigners. Focused in Shan Tung south of Peking, the movement began with a public-spirited aim but grew into a force of private vengeance and anti foreign hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shan Tung
Peking
Washington
Society of
Brotherhood of the Strong Sword
Kinsey’s Ice Cream and Crackers Advertised in Yakima
A crude advertisement notes Kinsey’s cakes and crackers along with Yakima Flour patronage. Mentions Arctic and White Mountain ice cream freezers at Yakima Hardware Co and a Japanese item from MeteCalif’s Paint Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsey’s
Arctic
White Mountain
Yakima
Metecalif
Residents and visitors mark Yakima opera opening and local moves
George Van Buskirk accompanies U S geologists Frank Craig and family visiting Ellensburg for the opera house opening. J T Stewart relocates his store to Atkins building. The Mikado ice cream parlor moves into its new northeast building. Deputy Treasurer Peck and Jas Foster occupy cottages on North First street. Yakima Woman's Club holds annual election with most officers re-elected. G A Kile returns to Yakima seeking location for business after stints in Rossland. Mrs Laura B May loses her savings and runs a boarding house at Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Woman’s Club
H. J. Snively
J. W. Young
W. F. Prosser
Alice Scudder
Bernard Wilkinson
A. B. Weed
G. W. Cary
G. A. Kile
Sigmund Building
Second Street
Rossland
B. C
Laura B. May
Republic
Kile
Yakima
Ditter Bros shirt waist sale advertised in The Herald
The Herald promotes a large shirt waist and summer goods sale by Ditter Bros starting Monday morning. Referee Taggard closes J. H. Thomas bankruptcy with no violence. L. F. Griffin arrives with her son H. A. Griffin for a brief visit. Kodol Dyspepsia Care advertised by Quiett Ayres Drug Co. Heraio and Farm Journal price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Ditter Bros
The
Herald
Quiett & Ayres Drug Co
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Ars Os
Iumiacs
George van Buskirk
U.S
Frank Craig
Ellensburg
J.T. Stewart
Hotel
Pleasant Quarters
Atkins
Tite Herap
Mikado
Hotel Yakima
Peck
Harold Thompson
North First Street
Jas. Foster
Chicago Dry Goods Store
Chicago
D. A. Hanna
Taggard
J. H. Thomas
Heraio and Farm Journal
North Woaleiwan
Tamula
Jaconet
Jaconet Regal
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