Grandest Army of All Comes to North Yakima
A hundred veterans plus wives and children arrive for North Yakima's grand convention honoring Civil War service. The piece praises Lincoln Grant Lee and the Grand Army of the Republic, salutes the Veterans and Women's Relief Corps, and urges respect for the flag and national unity while recalling war years and taps.
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North
Yakima
Lee
Gettysburg
Confederacy
Maine
Florida
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
North Yakima
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Good Roads Plan Aims to Benefit Entire Yakima County
A Yakima County Good Roads association forms to build a regional road system benefiting ranchers and merchants alike. North Yakima defends collaboration with Toppenish Sunnyside Granger Strandview and other towns, arguing shared gains outweigh local self interest and urging countywide cooperation.
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Yakima County
North Yakima
Lower Valley
Yakima Valley
Toppenish
Wapato
Sunnyside
Granger
Strandview
Twins Born To Mrs. H I Mitchell In Local Home
Early Thursday morning Mrs. H I Mitchell welcomed twin boys weighing 5 and 6 44 pounds. The birth makes her mother Mrs. Hattie Mitchell a proud great grandmother as relatives report all parties doing well.
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Mrs. Mitchell
Hattie Mitchell
Grover Cleveland’s Early Life and Career Highlights
The twenty second president of the United States was born in 1837 in Caldwell New Jersey. He moved to Buffalo New York in youth and became a lawyer. He served as sheriff mayor and governor before winning the 1884 Democratic nomination and defeating James G Blaine.
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United States
Caldwell
N. J
Buffalo
N. Y
James G. Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
Princeton, N. J
Politicians Gather in North Yakima After G A R Encampment
Grover Cleveland dies in Princeton as Washington politicians converge in Yakima for primaries. Republicans Cosgrove Fassett Callvert Austin Ross and Johnson are among leaders visiting the G A R gathering. Democratic hopeful Jack Splawn and Hearst group chairman J W Knight also appear.
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Cosgrove, Ross, Austin, Fawsett and
Callvert
Washington
Yakima
Grand Army
Sam Cosgrove
Pomeroy
Wesley L. Jones
United States Senate
Co. G. Austin
Tacoma
Minnesota Heavy Artillery
Fassett
Seattle
J. T. Sherfey
State House
Jack’ Splawn
Independence Party
Hearst Organization
J. W. Knight
Col. Ridpath
Spokane
Kitsap
King and Pierce
Yakima County Game and Fish Protective Association Formed
Incorporators include I. H. Dills as president and H. B. Shardlow as vice president with Thomas Mullen as secretary treasurer. Members named include T. R. Fisher E. M. Ford C. L. Gordon and others. Object to promote sportsmanship and protect game and fish from destruction.
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Yakima County Game and Fish Protective Association
I. H. Dills
H. B. Shardlow
Thomas Mullen
T. R. Fisher
E. M. Ford
F. B. Shardlow
C. L. Gordon
A. R. Cook
W. Osborne
al. Ricker
Mark Pennington
George E. Stacy
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted for Coughs and Bronchitis
Byhalia Mississippi resident B. B. Laughter credits Ballard's Horehound Syrup with curing two children of croup after trying many remedies. Advertisement notes sale by D. H. Fry Drug Company and Camp's West Side Drug Store, highlighting 16-81 Herald Want Ads.
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Ballard
B. B
Byhalia
Miss
D. H. Fry Drug Company
Camp
West Side
Slander Suit Over Nicolai Case In Sunnyside Court
James Henderson seeks 25000 in damages from J B George over repeated accusations tying Henderson to Nicolai disappearance. Trial in superior court heard testimony from Deputy Grant Sunnyside Marshal Walker contractor McKiver and others with both sides asserting victory as jurors near.
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S. A. Callvert
Ross
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
Congress
Henderson-George
Nicolai
James Henderson
J. B. George
Henderson
George
North Yakima
Dave Huston
Nicholai
H. J. Snively
Englehart
Rigg
William McKiver
Cline
Sunny Side
Grant
Thhat George
Snively
Preble
Marshal Walker
McKiver
J. Harrison
Fruitvale Notes Move and Property Changes
C E Thorp of Seattle visits J K Reed then returns home. R Johnson returns from Ta coma after attending Masonic convention. Robert Bratton sold five acres near the school and bought a farm in Cowychee. Haying season nears completion. Joan R Porter from Indiana takes possession of the old Newcomb place for 7500 dollars, Wood having paid 6000 four years earlier. Richard Phillips moves to town and William Nelson takes possession of his newly bought property. G B Harris and wife move into Kincheloe residence. Mrs Robert Johnson is visiting.
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Robert Bratton
Cowychee
Fruitvale
Joan R. Porter
Indiana
Newcomb Place
A. Wood
Wood
Mr. Newcomb
Richard Phillips
William Nelson
G. B. Harris
G. F. Kincheloe
Robert Johnson
Orchard Sale Shifts Ownership in Tacoma Area
William Bauman of the Washington hotel recently purchased Adar Alexander's five acre orchards for 9000 dollars. The transaction positions Bauman to manage the property as the new owner, with expected homecoming early in the week.
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Ing
Tacoma
William Bauman
Washington Hotel
Adar Alexander
Selah Baseball Game Ends in High-Scoring Loss for Outlaws
Selah professionals defeat the Outlaws by a large margin in a Sunday baseball game with a puzzling score note. The town debates wrestling champion between Selah Hackensmidt and Nick Orth. The Royal Neighbor lodge prepares to meet in Remingtons hall Tuesday night. Woodmen toil in Harrison's grove as Independence Day plans attract visitors.
Dance at Mondo hall draws large Ahtanum crowd
A Saturday night dance at the Mondo hall drew a large crowd from Ahtanum valley. Among attendees from Toppenish were Doris and Dottie Bates and Will Mondor Albert Bates and Will Garrison. Several local residents were noted in city visits and travel plans.
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A. D. Eglin
Local Notes From Alfalfa Skirmishes and Visits
Seymour Skiring and wife visited North Yakima Sunday. Evelyn Lyons of Sotus rode No. 4 toward Prosser Sunday. James Skirving with his mother traveled from Seattle to visit relatives for several days. Wilbur Durham spent Sunday in Orchardvale. E G Fleming and family drove to Parker. Grandma Ihe moved her residence to the business district. Roy Barrick passed through Alfalfa Sunday en route west. W L Hatch made a business trip to North Yakima Monday.
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Seymour Skiring
North Yakima
Evelyn Lyons
Sotus
James Skirving
Seattle
Wilbur Durham
Orchardvale
E. G. Fleming
Parker
Grandma Ihe
Roy Barrick
W. L. Hatch
Factory inspection act aids safety and funding
Olympia reports show the factory inspection act, active since 1905, reduces accidents and improves safety. Fees exceed allocations, supporting inspectors, while accidents outside mills decline and charitable care remains secondary to prevention. Four inspectors are employed with calls for more staffing.
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Olympia
State Labor Commissioner
Hubbard
Coal Mines Better Than Gold Mines Seeks Shares
Union Coal & Fuel Co announces a stock sale offering 25 000 shares at 25c each. The company owns lands and a railroad connection and will ship coal in two months. Reclaim stock with coal at 50c per share, prices not to exceed 3.00 per ton at mines in Centralia Washington. extensive city notices list trades for June 23 across multiple cities.
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R. R. Connection
Centralia
Wash
Union Coal & Fuel CO
Pike St
Seattle
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N.J
G. A. R. Men
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C. E. Thorp
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Oakland
San Francisco
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