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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
11
The Yakima Herald is published as the city’s official paper each Wednesday. Advertising rates available on request. Printed by Vekina Merald Publishing Co with business manager details.
The article argues that Japan's war against Russia is a fight for principle and predicts victory for the Japanese. It asserts strong U S sympathy for Japan, citing potential open markets, Pacific Coast benefit, and cultural admiration for Japanese integrity and business acumen.
The city must establish a paid fire department with a chief and five or six paid, on call assistants to rapidly respond to fires. The proposal argues the expense is offset by security for property and lower fire insurance costs, urging immediate council action as fire season nears.
Millard Boyd walks free as a jury of local men finds him not guilty after two court terms and two trials. The case consumed county funds and featured salacious testimony though the crime was proven to have occurred.
The court was just and impartial. the jury, fair. attorneys diligent. Yet a widespread belief lingers that a hidden responsibility lies for a string of criminal acts alarming to society and harming youths.
The court convicts Frank W. Keffer for assault on William Mondor of Tampico. The state fails to prove causes against Ognno, a Japanese, with verdict of not guilty. Patrick Kelley is found guilty of larceny from a person. A. Beilstein visits North Yakima on business. Myrtle Phillips attends a Morss sisters dance. Mabton Chronicle notes W L McGinnis of North Yakima on business. Mrs Cary advertises Friday and Saturday sale with popular hats and prices. Investments offered: 25000 to invest with sheep man M Day Spokane box 1868. Ivory hat sale at Mrs Cary's.
A brief gospel excerpt notes Jesus commending the Canaanite woman's faith, responding with a blessing that her request be granted as she desires. The passage emphasizes persistent faith across biblical dialogue.
A party of government engineers including T. A. Noble of the reclamation department has established headquarters in Worth Yakima for summer work. They will study the Tietan Basin, Leadbetter, and upper valley projects with a favorable report planned to prompt construction. Other items note local visits, club meetings, church services, and regional development plans.
Articles of incorporation of the Kennewick Hardware Company were filed with the county auditor last week. The capital stock is $10,000. The incorporators are W. R. Amon, John Wiles, B. W. Wiles, D. M. Angus, Guy Painter, H. J. Jenks, G. T. Richie, George M. Brown, H. A. Beach, Robert Neil, David Railsback, and B. E. McGregor. The notice also lists other ads for real estate brokers, Studebaker vehicles, and millinery services.
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