Roosevelt to Visit North Yakima for May 25 Address
The article notes President Theodore Roosevelt will visit North Yakima on Monday morning May 25 from 10:30 to 11:00. A driver friendly program is planned with brief remarks, and Congressman Jones to introduce him. Letters from officials outline visit details and preparations.
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Teddy’’ Roosevelt
North Yakima
Yakima County
Commercial Club
Yakima Valley
Congressman Jones
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Senator Foster
W. L. Jones
M. C
New York Sun Press Association
Collier’s Weekly
Leslie's Weekly
Harper’s Weekly
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
William Logs, Jr
Washington, D. C
W.L. Jones
Ellensburg
Council Grants Saloon Permit and Sets Street Work
All council members attended the Monday session. Felix Ray and Joseph E. Breeley received permission to run a saloon on South First street. Extensions and grading for South Third street approved. Bond for street commissioner James Lemon accepted. Assessment on W. Schut property near Moxee avenue referred to street department. Protest filed against Second street grading levy between B and Walnut, sent to City Attorney Snyder. Sidewalks approved on South Sixth, West Yakima to Moxee, and South Second streets with ordinances passed.
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South First Street
South Sixth Street
Race Street
Keck
South Fourth Street
North First Street
J. F. Kauffman
West Yakima Avenue
South Second Street
G. H L. Moulton
Shaw
Commercial Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Sinclair
Felix Ray
Joseph E. Breeley
South Third Street
James Lemon
W. Schut
Moxee Avenue
Walnut
Snyder
New Industry for Yakima Pipe Plant Opens
Yakima Pipe company formed and leased the Sinclair mill site near the stock yards to build a wooden pipe factory. The plant will use timber from 6 to 14 inches, shipped from Easton, with E L Bogart and B C Eglin as principals. They aim to start by May 1 and hire many workers for irrigation and drainage pipe sales.
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The
Yakima
Bold hay scam lands buyer Zaspel in trouble
Crime and ER notes describe hay buyer Zaspel selling overweights from 700 to 1000 pounds per load at inflated ton prices. About 30 victims report fleecing. sheriff Grant investigates and arrests Zaspel who posts bond and must list all cases. Eighty dollars is attached in bank awaiting settlement. Also a help-wanted notice for a bookkeeper by W Mortlock at 111 North First Street.
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Zaspel
Sheriff Grant
Tie
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Prue
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Yakima Hardware CO
New York
Yakima Ave
A. G. Foster
Council
West
Yakima Avenue
E. J. Zaspel
Sherif Grant
W. Mortlock
D. R. Barton
Macdonald
Armure
Madras
Belfast
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