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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1907

Page

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Inter-Valley Traction Given 60 Year Franchise

Yakima Inter-Valley Traction company granted a fifty year franchise to build an electric railway along county roads. Construction must start within 80 days, five miles of line to operate in year one and five miles more yearly for two years, with full system within five years. The county will supply crushed rock at one cent per cubic yard per mile and tracks must run along road sides.

Yakima Inter-Valley Traction Company Inter-Valley Company Traction Company Traction Com Inter-Valley Traction Company Columbia River North Yakima Waterway

Revivals Greatly Draw Crowds at Methodist Church

The Tuesday revival at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a larger audience than any prior evening. Evangelist Frank H. Winter preached on The Great Chasm noting the gulf between Christ and the Devil and the divide between Christians and sinners.

Christ the Devil Methodist Episcopal Church Frank H. Winter Lazarus Devil

Church Roles In Telling The Gulf Of Good And Evil

An evangelist speaks on the gulf between good and evil urging widening spiritual understanding not embracing vice. He calls for Friday services to debate dances cards and theaters and promises further discussion on these topics. He asks listeners to show why they believe the Bible is God’s word in this evening’s session.

Gulf Hell Jesus Christ

Explosion on French battleship Iena devastates Toulon

March 12 reports say powder magazines on the French battleship Iena exploded causing 70 to 80 deaths among sailors including Captain Adigard and Captain Vertier and injuring Rear Admiral Manceron and hundreds more. The blast destroyed the vessel and debris filled the water as rescue efforts began at the Toulon dockyard.

Toulon Adigard Vertier Manceron Iena

Sewer excavation cave causes minor street damage

Tuesday morning a ten foot section of sewer trench near North Second Street caved in. The water pipe remained undamaged and repairs will be minor, needing only to fill the collapsed portion of the street.

North Second Street

End of Thaw trial in sight as rulings shape final stages

New York March 12 The Thaw trial nears closing with tentative plans for summing up. District Attorney Jerome pushes to prove Thaw sane and guilty of first degree murder. A key rebuttal witness, James Smith, details Madison Square Garden events, despite defense objections. Judge Fitzgerald allows the testimony.

New York Jerome Thaw White Delmas Smith Fitzgerald Rudolf Eckemeyer Evelyn Thaw Evelyn Stanford White Mrs. Thaw

Judge Sets Schedule as Defense Ends Case

Jerome states he will present two more witnesses Hummel and his stenographer along with three experts to wrap the state's case. After the defense's sub rebuttal, each side gets one clear day to sum up before the charge and jury deliberation.

Jerome Hummel

Double Header For Immigration Boom To Washington

North Coast Limited runs in two sections to handle surging eastern immigration to Washington. Officials say arrivals may double last year, with many travelers stopping along the irrigated belt and in North Yakima. The influx is expected to spur the state’s agricultural areas and boost development along the line.

North Coast Limited Northern Pacific Washington North Yakima

Mabton Bridge Rebuild Contract Awarded to Lum

The county commissioners awarded the rebuilding contract for the wrecked Mabton bridge to Charles E. Lum on Monday for 6984 dollars.

Mabton Bridge Charles E. Lum

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