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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
1
Trial in council chambers over egg throwing case
The court dismissed charges against Niles and co defendants after a bitter socialist denunciation. Costs were awarded to the complainants. Charles M. Larimie, who struck Barber with a hammer during the egg throwing, faces trial today. Judge Doust held court in the council chambers at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Chas. M. Larimie
Barber
Doust
Real Estate Exchange Planned by Yakima Dealers
Local realty men form an association and lease the south half of the Western Union building on North Second Street for a centralized exchange. A clerk will manage listings on a public board, with member firms allowed to post items. The aim is to pool properties and guide buyers to suitable listings, attracting strangers to the office. The office is to be stocked and a one year lease taken, with next meeting set for March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph
Court Frees Cop and Three Other Alleged Egg Throwers
Patrolman Chas Niles and three fellow suspects are released after a trial that questioned socialists and police actions. Judge Doust critiqued witnesses while noting the case lacked clear support, calling into doubt the defendants’ guilt amid a charged late night assault probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cop
Niles
Barber
Fourney
Sinclair
John A. Walker
Walker House
Doust
Will Larson Involved in Barroom Altercation At Downtown
Police arrest well known offender William Larson after he attacked Deputy Sheriff Grant in a bar room dispute. Patrolman Storey and Deputy Lokar intervened as Larson was restrained and jailed on a $25 bond. The conflict stemmed from ongoing tensions and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Larson
Grant
Grants Jaw
Larson
Tom Storey
Frank Lokar
Wood predicts Orchard commutation by pardons board
Boise March 24 Judge Fremont Wood expects the state board of pardons will follow his recommendation to commute the death sentence of Harry Orchard to life imprisonment when it meets April 1. Orchard reportedly says he prefers death to life but Wood says he should live if he can help the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
State Board of Pardons
Fremont Wood
Harry Orchard
Wood
Orchard
Oil men from North Baltimore tour Yakima valley
Iz. D. Toongenade and C. L. Casterline, longtime oil producers from North Baltimore and Findlay Ohio, visit North Yakima with Dr. Geo Sloan. They tour the Yakima valley, assess elandburg oil strike reports, forecast strong fruit-tree growth, and consider real estate investments before returning west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Toongenade
C. Ll. Casterline
Baltimore
Findlay
Ohio
Dr. Geo. Sloan
Yakima Valley
California
Oregon
Ellensburg
Appointed Secretary Joins National Issue Club Work
K. R. Hume a well known rancher is named secretary of the National Issue club and given charge locally of the Associated Prohibition Press activities and outreach in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Hume
National Issue Club
Associated Prohibition Press
Yakima Man Badly Hurt In Runaway Accident
C H Wilfong of Yakima City was badly cut when thrown from a carriage Sunday night. He landed on a barbed wire fence injuring his face and a hand. He was in the company of George Campbell and a Mr Fenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wilfong
Yakima City
Wilfong
George Campbell
Northern Pacific Announces Summer Tourist Rates
The Northern Pacific passenger offices received notice of summer rates set by the Trans-Continental Passenger bureau. Westbound round trips cost 60 from Minnesota and Wisconsin cities to north coast points and Vancouver. From Chicago and St Louis the rate is 67.50, from Peoria 59.25. Rates start June 1 and run to September 15 with a final return by October 31. Eastbound rates follow the same plan but start dates are not announced. Tickets are usually sold for only several days each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Passenger Department
Trans-Continental Passenger Bureau
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Bellingham
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Til
Jones Support Boosted by Okanogan Voters in March
SOLID FOR JONES Spokane March 24. J J Pogue of Omak says the Ok ang an county section backs Jones for senator. Jones has helped the irrigation project in the Okanezan country, pushing approval and funding to restore land settlement and water access, with 1000 acres set to come under irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Jones
J. J. Pogue
Omak
Okanogan County
Ferry
Okanogan
Douglas
R C Heller Dies At Camp No 1 In Tieton Tunnel
R C Heller died Monday morning at Camp No 1 in the Tieton after entering a blasting area too soon. The 30 year old, unmarried man was overcome by gas despite proper tunnel conditions and functional fans. He has relatives in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Heller
Camp No. 1
Tieton
Heller
Ohio
Rose Land company taps deepest valley well for pure water
The Rose Land company struck the largest water vein in the valley, water at 70 degrees and free of iron and sulphur. The 1800 foot well promises unlimited water for the city, with franchise terms to be fulfilled and pipes planned to supply the town. Standpipe plans may lower water temperature for distribution to subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Land Company
Moxee
Theatin
Bill Has Right of War
Washington March 24 The wreises was practically given the inclusive right of way in the senate today until it is finally disposed of by the announcement of Senator Aldrich that he would move tomorrow to give that status in the senate. La Follette concluded the third installment of his speech on the currency bill. The question brought out the statement by Aldrich that he hopes to see the creation of a joint commission of the senate and of the house authorized to consider a permanent currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wreises
Senate
Aldrich
la Fotette
House
Herman Fredell Reopens Watch and Jewelry Shop
Herman Fredell has reopened his business at 414 West Yakima Avenue and will provide watch and jewelry repair services. He plans to expand later with a stock of watches and clocks for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fredell
Yakima Avenue
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