Unearthing Skeletons Near Walla Walla Probed by Officials
Skeletons and skulls were unearthed in the vicinity of Walla Walla. The town is noted for lacking originality, a remark tied to the discovery. Authorities did not specify the number or origin of the remains.
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Walla Walla
Why Not Quiet Central America
The piece argues that the United States and Mexico have an obligation to mediate and end the Central American conflict promptly. It notes the bloodshed and disruption to commerce, cites Roosevelt and Diaz as peacemakers, and urges immediate US Mexico action to restore peace.
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United States
Republic of Mexico
Central America
Roosevelt
Diaz
Mexico
Root
Bonilla Flight Ends Ambiguous Renewal Prospects
A fragment notes that a renewal is unlikely unless stronger continental powers intervene after Bonilla's flight. The source mentions interference as a potential factor but offers no concrete dates or players.
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Bonilla
P.I
Wage War Fears Grow Over Government Contractor Labor
G T Aumiller reports government teams have pressured private camp workers in Selah to quit and join Tieton ditch labor. He notes government pay rose to 250 for ten hours while private pay rose to 275, with contractors keeping 25 cents, sparking fears of a wage battle as workers log longer hours.
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G. T. Aumiller
Selah Development Company
Tieton
Congress
Aumiller
Mr. Aumiller
Scarcity of Potatoes Aids Minnesota Palouse Suppliers
A great potato shortage on the Sound prompts Minnesota and Palouse dealers to ship directly to Seattle area buyers. Yakima potatoes are scarce as bridged Moxee and Selah shipments falter. Prices rise to 26 27 and may hit 30 per ton as farmers hold crops for higher offers.
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Yakima
Commission
Selah
Moxee
Minnesota
Palouse
Selah Farmer Narrowly Survives Natchez River Ford
James Howard a Selah farmer had a narrow escape while fording the Natchez river below town. He rode the seat of his wagon urging his team to swim the rapid water until they reached shore as the wagon filled with water and drifted. The team persevered and reached safe ground.
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Natchez
James Howard
Mr. Howard
Torture by Savages Ends in Cures from Electric Bitters
W. M. Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and claims Electric Bitters cured him completely after trying three bottles. Advertises cures for liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria with guaranteed relief by C C Case druggist at 50 cents.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
C. C. Case
Skating Rink Delays Opening After Sunday
Manager Ed Merwin says the skating rink will not open here after Sunday afternoon but will reopen at 7:39 PM that evening.
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Ed Merwin
No New Indictments From Frisco Grand Jury Session
San Francisco March 26 The grand jury found no new indictments on bribery and graft after a five hour session. District Attorney Langdon said today’s witnesses, mostly bankers and capitalists from Los Angeles who hold Home Telephone stock, helped confirm existing evidence tying some links to official bribery. Nellie Smith, stenographer for the Home firm’s lawyers, was reexamined.
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Grand
Langdon
Home Telephone Company
Heney
Los Angeles
Home Company
Nellie Smith
Thomas, Gerstle
Frick
Beedy
Three Bottles of Electric Bitters Restore Mrs Rowan’s health
Mrs N F Rowan of McDonough Georgia says three bottles of Electric Bitters cured her chronic liver and stomach trouble and blood condition that reddened her skin. She reports feeling 20 years younger and able to work with ease. Guaranteed at C C Case's drug store priced 50c.
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N. F. Rowan
McDonough
C. C. Case
Roosevelt Faces Third Term Debate From Yakima Readers
In Yakima and Seattle letters to newspapers readers weigh Roosevelt’s path beyond his term. Proposals include another presidential term, directing the Panama Canal project, or serving in the Senate after a term, with praise for his energy and leadership.
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Spokesman-Review
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
W. L. Jones
North Yakima
Carlisle Center man testifies to Foley's Kidney Cure
G B Burham of Carlisle Center New York states that four years ago he was cured of kidney trouble after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports the brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and have not returned in four years and recommends the product. North Yakima drug store A D A Sloan Prop.
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G. B. Burham
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
North Yakima
A. D
D. Sloan
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