Unearth Gang Led by 65-Year-Old Jane McGinnis Nabbed
A large gang of alleged thieves led by Mrs. Jane McGinnis, 65, and including several McGinnis relatives and others, was captured after a prearranged manhunt by eight officers and deputies. Suspects were arrested at shacks and tents on South Front street. Roy Mann was released. Bar nett faces a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane McGinnis
Mary Parker
McGinnis
Lulu May McGinnis
Walter D. McGinnis
Wiley McGinnis
Jim Parker
J. E. Darnell
Rex Jarrett
Jack Barnett
Andy Smith
Roy Mann
South Front Street
Wide Hollow
John Edwards
R. A. Grant
Walter McGinnis
Chehalis
Easton
Sheriff’s Office
Frank Sinclair
Charles Bruenn
W. H. Pierce
Northern Pacific Ice Plant
State fair grounds funds released for new buildings
Washington state allocates 30000 from the general appropriation with 15000 for maintenance and 15000 for buildings. The edict bans shacks and the buildings fund will support substantial structures to be ready when the fair opens in September.
North Yakima Grammar School Class Grows 60 Percent
The North Yakima grammar schools graduate class rises to 133, nearly sixty percent larger than any prior class. Exercises include drills songs salutatory class history prophecy oration and class will with well written compositions. Outside admission will be limited due to size.
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North Yakima Grammar Schools
Garfield Here Eighth of July
Washington announces that Secretary Garfield will visit North Yakima on July 8 and be hosted by Abtanum ranchers. He may extend his stay to inspect the Treton project and discuss water rights. Ballinger and Garfield plan further stops in Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Denver.
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Washington, D. C
Garfield
North Yakima
Great Treton
Ballinger
Tacoma
Seattle
The
Sound
Spokane
Washington City
Denver
Public Land Convention
State of Washington
Yakima
Uldrice Gendron
E. Larson
de Bonis Non
Washington
Yakima Herald
Yakima County
Yakima Sey
H. B. Rigg
New Fruit Train For the Yakima
A fruit and fish train will run from the Sound to Spokane in a few days after a petition from North Yakima shippers. The train, loaded near North Yakima, will depart the Sound around 7 PM, reach North Yakima at midnight, and arrive in Spokane in the morning. The length depends on traffic, with plans for premium cars and strict schedule to aid local growers.
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North Yakima
the Sound
Spokane
Sound
Liberal Duke Confucius Breaks with Chinese Conservatism
In Peking on June 11, the 76th generation descendant of Confucius, known as the Holy Duke Yen, allied with liberals to oppose a government plan for a memorial college in Shantung. He urged including modern foreign languages, sciences, and political study alongside classics. Count Otani, head of a reform Buddhist sect, also visits, signaling progress and challenge to old traditions.
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Peking
Yen
Confucius
Shantung Province
Sag
Themne
Otani
Advertisements list veterinary contact and office items
Dr Hall veterinarian reachable by telephone 2183 or at 102 South Selah Avenue. Chinese Matting Rugs 80c each. Coffin Bros Slogan rubber stamps at the Herald office. Nagier Extra Five cigar union made. Rubber stamps seals and stencils available at the Herald office. Made in Yakima and priced reasonably.
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Hall
Herald
Yakima
Dedication of Bethel Selah Church Planned for Sunday
The Mennonite Brethren in Christ church of Selah will dedicate its new church Bethel next Sunday at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Alfred Barbaset is pastor and M. J. Carmichael of Bellingham will conduct the exercises. The debt free, 150 to 200 member congregation has held three services so far and aims for rapid growth.
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Menonite Brethren In Christ Church of
Class of Seventeen Graduation to Close District Era
The seventeen member high school class faces a meaningful graduation with motto ad astra per aspera. The ceremony marks the last under the current district system as the area shifts toward city status. Superintendent A H Yoder of Tacoma will deliver the address.
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A. H. Yoder
Tacoma
Local shipment breaks strawberry record in North Yakima
The North Yakima express office sent out over 1000 crates of strawberries, the largest shipment ever. Loading No 6 eastbound took more than 40 minutes, causing delays to several trains as crates from Nob Hill moved quickly under Northern Pacific Express Agent Smith.
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Offic
North Yakima
Nob Hill
Northern Pacific Express
Smith
Law Creates Five Member Board of Education in Large Districts
The new school law takes effect today guiding districts employing 40 or more teachers to form a five member board. Two additional directors will be appointed after the county superintendent files a formal report showing last year’s teacher count in district No. 7. Once accepted, a special meeting will set the appointment date, with directors serving until the December election. The district may also access annual funds for improvements and new schools without a public vote.
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Board of Education
Secretary of State
Herbine Promoted For Liver Health In 1900 Ad
W C Simpkins of Alba Texas endorses Herbine for chills fever and liver health noting it is safe for children and adults. The advertisement praises its use for La Grippe and mentions Col ton Fry Drug Co selling Paris Green at 30 cents per pound.
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W. C. Simpkins
Alba
Texas
Colton-Fry Drug Co
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office
The following letters remain uncalled for at the North Yakima post office as of June 8 1907 due one cent postage per letter. Names include Mr J F Allen Mrs Louise Adams Miss Emma Burgland J M Batchelor D Cenical W R Coultar H H Coalley O D Curtis Miss Leona Davis Miss Alice Dill Ludwig Engelman Louis Enicks Ernest Eastridge Bert Ellingson Mrs E J Frank Mrs Jennie Fisher Mrs Alice Gellette Richard Gillman A J Hagerty Miss Lola Hanson Louisa Howard Mrs Emily A Johnson Mrs Maude Knapp J A Lenge Frank Monahan Mrs Howard McCoy Perry Morris Herbert John M Nell Liolia L Newman Geo W O Neil Johannes Ratcliff Dan Rayl Peter J Rollings Emelie Rouleau T E Rorabaugh W R Splawn W S Scott Wm E Smith Miss Mary Schlefencix Albert Sweet Clifford Thomas R L Weinmann P C Zroom W E W L Lemon P M
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North Yakima
Street
P. O. Box
Allen
J. F. Adams
Louise. Burgland
Emma. Batchelor
J. M. Cenical
D. Coultar
W. R. Coalley
H. H. Curtis
O. D. Davis
Leona. Dill
Alice
Engelman
Ludwig
Enicks
Louis. Eastridge
Ernest
Ellingson
Bert. Eidmiller
E. J. Frank
Jennie. Fisher
Alice. Gellette
Richard. Gillman
Wm. Hagerty
A. J. Harris
Herman L. Hinkle
Lola
Hanson
Louisa
Are you married to some particular lumber firm
The question asks if there is a formal or personal affiliation with a specific lumber company, implying potential bias or conflict of interest in dealings. It seeks clarification of any ties between the speaker and a lumber firm.
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Unearth
Barnett
Justice of the Peace Taggard
Arorest
Columbia River
Cummins
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Yakima Hardware Co
Coffin Bros
Union Made
Selah Church
W. P. Hubbard
Venus Stables
Netherlands Americas Mortgage Company
C Dameyer
Alaska
Wash
Anna P. Gilliam
Fred Parker
South Second Street
P. A. Gilliam
Paris
Mary T. Foiles
Ira M. Krutz
Ward Block
Louis L. Foiles
Howard, Lew
H. M. Helliesen
Cor. B
R.R
Fred L. Janeck
Morth Yakima, Wash
George Donald
L. L. Thorp
J. D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Lilly
Tri
W.S. Earles
North Yakima, Wn
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