Roosevelt Homecoming Parade in New York City
The Roosevelts return to New York with a grand parade through lower Manhattan and Fifth Avenue. Thunderous cheers greet Theodore Roosevelt as Rough Riders reenactment bands, officials, and crowds celebrate his homecoming.
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Roosevelt
Alaska
New York National Guards
House
United States Senate
Fifth Avenue
Rough Riders
Thoosevelt
Fifty-Ninth Street
Central Park
Pather-in-laws
Butler
Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Theodore
Nicholas Leneworth
Archill
Taft
Senator Lodge
Massachusstts
Perr
Pour Tein
Bomtes Ag
Long Skinnil
Labor camps plan tents and labor price set for Yakima valley
A regional meeting of Yakima Valley ranchers and the labor council outlines provisioning for seasonal harvest labor. It fixes a ware scale for day labor and piece work in orchards, estimates 10 to 26 cents per hand, and calls for a travelable labor army moving from lower to upper valley with rail cooperation and local fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Heury T Secry Romans
Yakima Vatley
Grandview
H Edward Remy
Colorado
Romans
Vermifuge Remedy Promises Health For Children
Purported medicine advertised to expel worms and improve a child’s health is sold by H. Fry of 10 Yakima Ave and Camp, priced 25 cents per bottle. The ad warns the product treats critical infections and health decline, urging parents to purchase for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
H. Fry
Yakima Ave
Selah Hill Farm Scene Described Amid Prospect of Prosperity
The article envisions Selah Hill as picturesque farm country with dense tree cover and ranches. It praises soil fertility and beauty, claiming the Navhys valley rivals nearby canyons and hillsides in charm while noting extensive orchards and prosperous farm life. It contrasts city dwellers seeking rural calm with homes dotting the landscape along the parish road.
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Nachessil
Nuches
George Thards
B.C. Burnigame
Walterie
Neches
Water and Light Company
Yakim
Nochos
Thumping Lake
Ecayne Tram
Valsitas
Merce
Bert
Fenern
Beni Sa Pee
Pepis Y
A Woman Seeks Health to Improve Beauty
A health and beauty advice note touts Elect ie Bitters as a remedy for constipation kidney issues and skin problems. It claims the tonic cleanses the stomach liver and blood and strengthens nerves eyes and skin, urging women to try it at Clark's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Pharmacy
Theodore Roosevelt Returns to New York After Family Reunion
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in New York for a private visit ending a long absence. He spoke as a forceful civic figure and former Rough Rider, governor, vice president, and ambassador, noted for his vigor and public service.
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Gaynor
Battery
Roosevelt
Hunter
York
Pheodore Thosnevelt
Therone Butler
Plenior Butler Alexander
Oyster Bas
The
Rough Riders
Ation
Desert landowners to pay annual assessment on water right
North Yakima Wash June 20 1910 Notice from Valleys of the Yakima Water Users association trustees meeting at Toppenish June 4 approves accepting annual assessment money from desert claim holders as part payment on a water right. receipts to be filed at the land office and forwarded to Washington for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Water Users Association
North Yakima
Wash
Trustees of
Valleys of the Yakima Water Users Association
Toppenish
Land Office
Washington
Department of the Interior
Desert Claimants and Water Right Payments Plan
The association at North Yakima offers to accept desert moneys and issue receipts and affidavits for land office proof. Attorneys advise the desert claimant may be refunded if proof is not accepted by the Washington land office. Assistant Secretary W. Romans signs.
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Washington
North Yakima
Land Office
W.?. Eomans
Miss Myrtle Larkins Injured in Yakima County Runaway
Miss Myrtle Larkins of Yakima City was severely injured when a buggy overturned near Yakima City. Her brother was thrown free. Larkins was pinned under the rig with chest injuries and a severe scalp wound. Dr Courtright and a North Yakima physician attended to her condition.
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Myrtle Larkins
Yakima City
Misa Larkins
Sne Wis
Courtright
No.th
Yakima
Sue
Miss Larking
Theodore Roosevelt Wedding Recalls Grand Dinner and Gifts
The article recounts a large wedding with Theodore Roosevelt and his wife at the center. Families and friends attended including Henry Addison Alexander and Nermit Roosevelt. Six hundred presents of silver gold and art broke the scene as the couple planned a San Francisco honeymoon.
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Curtis
Toosevelt
Archie
Bening
Ani
Nicholas Loneworti
T Henry Addison Alexander
Nermit Roosevelt
San Francisco
Suit Seeks 12000 Damages Over Property Held by Others
W A Bell sues J S Conway and Davis O Har a in superior court seeking recovery of property valued at 12000 or judgment for that amount. The case ties to Theodore Weisberger ownership and a chattel mortgage dated May 17 1910, with delivery refused. Parker Juciards represents the plaintiff. The action echoes the Weisberger government contract on the Tieton canal.
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Superior Court
W. A. Bell
J. S. Conway
Davis O'Hara
Theodore Weisberger
Parker & Juciards
Weisberger
Tieton Canal
Thought Land High But The Bees Cheap Er
W Hadden a New York City businessman moving to Yakimins buys five acres on South Nob Hill with house fruit chickens a horse and a hiveless bee colony soon discovered bees inside the house. Bee removal by Jesse Thornton required tearing into ceiling and wall. bees had occupied space for four to five years, yielding only ten to fifteen pounds of honey and leaving a shortage of expected honey.
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ER. W. Hadden
New York City
South Nob Hill
Vermont
Jesse Thornton
Fruitvale
Ictim
Ian
North Puyn
North Puyallup
Bear
San Francisco
Mda Wd
Bees Invade Yakima Homes With Large Colony Nests
Last year a poor honey harvest led to a Yakima problem with bees nesting in houses. Neighbors like J. E. Shannon and A. Abbe removed portions of their homes to expel colonies, while H. B. Scudder reports a bedroom unusable in certain seasons due to bee activity and strong honey odor.
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Yakima
Mr. Hedden
A. Abbe
H. B. Scudder
Moxeco
Murder in a Trunk Found in Portland Hotel
A trunk opened at a Portland hotel revealed a murdered man identified by initials in underclothes. William A. Johnson of Seattle, with a registering wife and a man named A Powers, vanished after a tense night of pursuit. Detectives seek Powers and the missing woman.
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W. A. Johnson
Seattle
Portland
Ore
William A. Johnson
A. ©. Powers
Nome
Powers
Johnson
Johnson's
Emigration talk and land questions in Yakima Valley
Dr. Fuller of California praises Peruna for catarrh relief. Travelers Fechter and partners report land hunger, exploration, and hopes for irrigation while noting poor Yakima roads. Marriage licenses issued to Kennedy Davis, Moon Noble, and Storgaard Peterson.
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Hugh F. Kennedy
Anna Davis
This City
John Strother Moon
Juanita Ellen Noble
North Yakima
Edward Storgaard
Esther B. Peterson
Seattle
Independence Day Preparations and Propaganda Poem
The text portrays a Fourth of July pageant with calls for celebration and caution. It mentions preparations like arnica and patches, implements for wounds, and banners. It ties patriotism to sacrifice and urges restraint during oration while urging bold display of Old Glory.
Fechter Opposes Conservation After Inland Travel
O A Fechter criticized road conditions after a thirteen day automobile journey through Washington Oregon Idaho Nevada and California with W W Robertson and H Stanley Coffin. The speaker said hunger of land impressed him most while noting undeveloped sections and poor roads in Yakima and other areas during the trip.
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Yakima
Fechter
Yakima Valley
Messrs. Fechter
Robertson
Coffin
Kennewick
Henton
Yale
O. A. Fechter
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
California
W. W. Robertson
H. Stanley Coffin
Clyde Haliday
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Dickerson
Ontario
Reno
Tex Pickard
Governor
T .Rickard
Goldfield
Sid Hester
Kaufman
Loneford
Metropolitan Trust and Savines Bank
Jack Gleason
Sun Francises
Ch Gillet
Loatond Owl
James J. Jeffries
Rlace
Jack Johnson
P.O
Columbus
Ohio
George
Rockwell
Catson City
Jeffries- Jobrem
Dickinson
Cresson
Otter Eile
Adivirt
Seta
Promishiv
Yakin
Pa Mullins
Sach
Mullins
Frank Mullins
Yakima Heights
Gleed
Aner
James Gleed
Tacoma Commission
Tooma
Alhitumum Road
Vermilve
Ronegh Riders
Lymin Abbott
Jacob Riis
Duke
Broadway
Tifth Avenue
Lone Island
Ceneral Grant
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
William Jennings Bryan
Grant
Dewey
Miago
Ower
New York
Macnifiern
Victoria
Phaysuane
Noone
Manhattan
Androscoggin
Bth Street
Financial District
Bleeker Street
Teddy
Fourth Street
Washington Square
West Side
Selah Hill
Dist
Voroat
Povery
Telai
Tedey
Oyster Bay
Vaniwa Ghy
Wade Farilys
Alexander Ane
Turneed Har Putin
Union Depot
Ozing
W. Fuller
R. J. W. Fuller
North Kiain St
Los Angeles
Cal
Peruna
Man-a-lin
Pound Flome Builders
Hollister
D. H. Fry
Patcher
Mother
Susie
Alice
Tommy
Tom
Natal
Henry Edward Warner
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