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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
3
Incomplete text references a pro or operative statement and a legal matter involving local individuals. The readable fragments mention a judge or official and a possible ruling or directive, but key names, dates, and full context are missing.
Toppenish Indians routed North Yakima Tigers 7 to 2 in a Sunday game at the west side lot. Metcalf scattered six hits and held the opposition in check as Wood stroked a trio of hits for the Indians. Belford took the loss for North Yakima as errors and timely hits by Toppenish produced the decisive runs.
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as maintaining high standards and curative qualities without a price increase. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds croup pertussis and throat chest and lung ailments with unique yellow packaging. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co.
London mourns as the new King George Fifth is proclaimed at St James Palace. The city laments the death of King George the Seventh with bells quieted and gatherings at Buckingham Palace and Marlborough House. The king’s first speech honors his father, pledges duty, and seeks national unity.
London reports James Barrie won an absolute divorce from his wife after she pursued Gilbert Cannon. Barrie then gave her the Franham home and an annual income for life and arranged Cannon’s marriage to Mrs Barrie while appearing as best man. The couple and Cannon left in a car as plans for a private wedding were made.
The president signed eight proclamations returning 177 246 acres from national forests in Washington Idaho and Colorado. The move aligns with a deal between the interior and agriculture departments to adjust forest reserve boundaries.
In Christiana May 9 Roosevelt censured ex Premier Knudsen now vice president of parliament for using his name in Norwegian politics. Knudsen asked to publish Roosevelt remarks and was told to deny any endorsement. Roosevelt demanded a denial and issued a letter to that effect amid opposition attacks.
In London on May 9 George V was proclaimed king with traditional ceremonies across the empire. In Dublin the proclamation was read by Ulster king-at-arms before Lord Aberdeen as the country moves toward normal life, with mourning to be observed only until May 20. Premier Asquith and cabinet members arrive in the capital. King Haakon and Queen Maud of Norway meet George V and Queen Mary, as Prince Olaf embraces his uncle.
The party traveled directly to Buckingham Palace to view the body of the late king, confirming a solemn royal procession moment.
Washington May 7 Congressman Poindexter wins the backing of the National Conservation Association for a policy opposing state control of federal water power sites. The article details the association’s warning against bills to cede federal power rights to states and urges constituents to write to lawmakers in support of Roosevelt Pinchot conservation policies.
Mr Issac Cook of Kewanee reports backache kidney pains eased after using Petey's Kidney Pills. He notes the relief from bladder misery and references reliable results, saying he has recommended the remedy to friends and comrades. The letter is noted as coming through North Yakima Drug Co.
J W Albert a Salem banker and Mrs Albert toured Toppenish and North Yakima on the way home from New Orleans Shriners gathering. Albert notes Yakima valley thrift and prosperity and predicts Toppenish has a bright future after three years of growth. they compare North Yakima and Salem in population and business activity with Yakima leading in clocks.
Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon listed with office over Janeck Drug Store at Sixth and Chestnut corner. Office hours 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 6 pm. Member of Pensisa Board.
An advertising blurb touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming stomach relief liver stimulation and bowel ease. It markets tea or tablets at 80 cents and urges readers to purchase now from a local seller likely identified as Waitts.
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