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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
7
Local publication entry notes the Yakima Herald and Publishing Company with listing GEO. N. TUESLEY as a referenced figure. Details are sparse but identify the newspaper name and a person tied to the publisher.
A Chicago scientist claims a man sitting on a pin tends to rise again and is fit for a Windy City university post. The Thaw case mystery expands into a 15 000 word statement showing juror pay is pleasant at about two dollars.
In London contention rises as debate swirls around American meat imports. The nobility favors cross Atlantic heiress trade while common people object to U S beef amid mounting interest and scrutiny.
The Herald notes pressure from a group calling for reconsideration of action taken by the school board Monday night. The board is expected to revisit the decision after the urging voice from that group.
Spokane faces a limited allocation from the state legislature, yet residents are urged to stay hopeful as local leaders promise to maximize the funds for community needs despite the modest share.
A proposed convention marketing plan could draw hundreds of visitors to North Yakima, with Salt Lake City cited as a model for boosting the town through meetings and societies. The Federated Women's Clubs of Washington directors meet Saturday, with hope of steering a national convention to North Yakima next year.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports on a nationwide push to gauge opinion about President Roosevelt's future after his current term. Roosevelt has stated he does not seek a third term, endorsing the traditional two term precedent and suggesting he will choose his own path after office.
The March 19 interview between the president and Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway at the White House lasted over thirty five minutes. No statements were issued. Mellen said he does not expect another White House visit unless summoned.
The jury in the state versus Dr. Fannie Waite returned a not guilty verdict before Justice of the Peace Court. The trial, held from 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., examined claims Dr Waite practiced medicine without certificate, with eight defense witnesses including city physicians. The record shows Waite removed and later restored the Dr prefix on her name amid board actions and defense testimony.
Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Kershaw of Natchez valley a daughter. Dr George Fell left for New York. Miles Cannon returned from California and Oregon. Papers filed in Newell Sargent vs Charles Wannassay. Marriage license issued to Arthur Godette and Mana Celina Compin. Georgia Cary returned from Los Angeles. Papers filed in Yakima Fruit Co vs W M Stew art. Mrs W H Taylor of Moxee valley to sanitarium after grip. Murray Mack to Yakima theater April 20 with same company. Mrs A L Slemmons and son Wilbur visiting, returned home. Mrs Leila M Church left for Seattle. W C Wimer visited from Tacoma with grandparents. Architect Miller of Tacoma in city for George Chambers home on Brown avenue. Plans to start soon. Best plate of apples at Northwestern Fruit Growers exhibit in Seattle January 18 by L B Kinyon.
The Order of Maccabees at their regular meeting elected officers for the new term. Chas Gleeson as commander C E Noll lieutenant commander J A Adams recorder Geo Weikel sergeant C H Walker master at arms F L Bach first master of guard W Hanson second master of guard A E Kneer chaplain J A Cook sentinel W W Robertson picket Gleeson elected to the state convention to be held in Seattle in April.
Has Arm Broken. While hoisting a piece of machinery at the Northwest Light and Water company's powerhouse Monday afternoon H. W. Brown, an employee, received a broken arm and other injuries. The men were lifting a large piece of apparatus and the jack screws slipped. Brown's left arm was caught and broken and his right hand severely jammed.
Mrs. S. Ruppee of Ava Missouri says her son recovered from a serious lung illness after using Dr Kings New Discovery prescribed by a druggist. She reports rapid improvement and ongoing good health with the remedy. A trial bottle is offered free and full sizes cost 50 cents or 1.00.
H. M. Helliesen promotes lumber trade emphasizing attention to small orders and long term business. Located at corner B and RR tracks, phone 2101.
Mesdames Brandenburg Slanders and Burwell entertained Fairview ladies Monday at Mrs. Co C F McWhorter's home for St Patrick's Day. Hoston Henson won for tackiest dress with burnt leather calendar. Myrtle Brown won for best animal in cloth with candy prize. Refreshments on tin plates included baked potatoes eggs ginger cookies candy and sassafras tea.
The pamphlet claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured B R Mulford a lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry Waynesboro Pa of piles and heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum priced at 25c at C C Case's drug store.
A Louisa Virginia editor reports applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to a nail wound. The salve healed without inflammation and is advertised to treat sores burns and skin diseases. Sold at C. C. Case’s drug store for 25 cents.
John Cort a prominent theater magnate visited the city briefly on Tuesday before heading to Granger to manage his fruit ranch. He and his wife Ma Cort own the Seattle and Yakima theaters and are well known in the American theater world.
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