Boyle Tells Strange Tale Of Kidnap Murder Case
James Boyle, jailed in Youngstown for a life sentence, claims involvement in a decades old Tevegetown Ohio abduction and murder of Wanked Reebel Jr. He alleges a conspiratorial chain including Harry Forker of Sharon and a plan to silence him with money and an unsigned letter linking Willie Whitla.
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Reebel
Goyle
Forker
Prem Cleveland Boyle
Willie Whitla
Boyle
Whitla
Cleveland
Youngstown
Whiddla
Sharon
Harry Parker
Tomy
Wave
H Im
Smech
J. P. Whitla
Kidnnaped Roy
State- Sion
Executive Council
House of Delegates
Legislative Assembly
Porto Rico
Dan Reebel, Jr
Harry Forker
Michael Donnelly
Donnelly
Mauser Bnilding
Death of local saloon keeper tied to Youngstown letters
Boyle notes Dan Shay, a local saloon keeper who handled the Youngstown letters, died two years ago. The reference places Shay at the center of the case as described by Boyle, linking the letters to a historical event.
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Dan Shay
Boyle
Youngstown
Donald Goes Beyond Gap In Railroad Move
George Donald’s surveying crew moved from Moxee to Granger on Friday amid speculation by R E Strahorn in North Yakima. The Naches & Valley line is rumored to extend through the Moxee gap toward Granger and connect with the Grandview Granger railroad. Observers note eastern investors favor extending the line east of the Yakima River, with Parker Zillah interest claiming a fall opening. The plan aligns with earlier talks of building the North Yakima & Valley road and street railway expansion to North Yakima, amid local opposition to streetcar routes.
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George Donald
Moxee
Granger
R. E. Strahorn
North Yakima
Mr. Strahorn
Northern Pacific Raiload
Neches & Valley
Moxee Gap
Zillah District
Grandview- Granger
Parker- ZiNah
Pathfinder Car Reaches North Yakima en Route to Seattle
Guggenheim's Allen Kingston seventy horsepower Pathfinder halted in North Yakima for an hour on its journey from Walla Walla to Prosser and Ellensburg. The private racing machine, driven by Ellie Bellows and piloted by A R McLean, drew crowds and a semi official welcome from the Commercial Club. It aims to flag the route for the New York to Seattle race for the $10 000 Guggenheim trophy.
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Guggenheim
Pathfinder
North Yakima
Seattle
Robert Guggenheim
Allen-Kingston
Twin Falls
Idaho
Walla Walla
Prosser
Ellie Bellows
O C. Jacobs
A. R. McLean
Henry
Commercial Club
Ellensburg
Easton
New York
Mrs. Hadley Plans Suit Over The Dalles Property
Mrs. John Hadley of Fort Simcoe announced plans to sue to recover Nathan Olney's property at The Dalles. Olney, a U S Army captain who married an Indian woman after the Whitman massacre era, died in Oregon. His children include Mrs. Abe Lincoln, and George, William, and Frank Olney of Toppenish.
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John Hadley
Fort Simcoe
North
Yakima
Dalles
Nathan Olney
Olney
United States Army
Whitman
Hadley
Oregon
Abe Lincoln
George Olney
William and
Frank Olney
Toppenish
Ober Promoted at Northern Pacific and Seeks New Depot
R P Ober, superintendent of the refrigerator car department, has been promoted to assistant general freight agent while keeping refrigeration duties. He discussed fruit conditions, pre cooling改革 efforts, and the need for a new North Yakima station with local officials and industry contacts. He expects insulation upgrades to cut shipper costs and enable through refrigeration to St Paul.
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R. P. Ober
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Yakima
Ober
Mr. Ober
Snake River
Lewiston-Clarkston
Thompson Fruit House
St. Paul
J. L. Hughes
Fred Thompson
J. M. Perry
Horticultural Union
Enlarged Homestead Lands Mapped Under 320 Acre Act
S V Proudfoot acting commissioner assigns lands under the enlarged homestead act of Feb 19. Townships listed cover north ranges with 320 acre entries in multiple sections. Register Saint handles circulars and busy public interest grows as citizens seek eligibility for 320 acre non irrigable lands.
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S. V. Proudfit
W. M
Range
E. Township
Register Saint
Hazel Moore Denies Nora Ties In Ortis Hamilton Case
Mrs Hazel Moore travels from Portland to Oakland saying Nora Hamilton is a separate woman linked to Ortis Hamilton’s defalcation scandal. She claims Hamilton paid only occasional meals, denies drinking, and warns detectives to beware a Seattle reporter who she says misidentified her. She notes Nora may be in Vancouver or Victoria.
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Portland
Ore
Hazel” Moore
Ortis Hamilton
National Guard of Washington
Olympia
Wash
Oakland
Cal
Hamilton
Seattle
Ortis
Nora Hamilton
Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Hazel Moore
Roseburg
Tigers Fall To Toppenish In Wind Swept Indoor Derby
In a 8 6 loss at Toppenish 300 fans braved a 60 mph Ellensburg wind and dust as the Tigers blamed bad umpiring and wild plays. Battery discord Nelson and Chisholm caused key errors while Kohls homered and Mitzheel tied the score before Toppenish pulled away in the ninth. Umpire De Priest resigned after the game as Prosser officials claimed a flank movement defeated Ellensburg.
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Prosser
Ellensburg
Gregg
Gains
Heimrich
Paige
Toppenish
North Yakima
McKinney
Price
Nelson
Chisholm
Tigers
Tiger Battery
Mr. Chisholm
Kohls
Grovers
Mitzheel
Nissen
Shaw
Colonel Payne
Susan
Rooters
Rooteresses
de Priest
Kohis
Benton County
League
Doc” Angus
Spokane
Rolfe
Ridgway
Pacific Coast
Plan to kill flies tested by Seattle health lab
The city bacteriological laboratory will test a plan by an "Old Sub scriber" published in the Post-Intelligencer to rid homes of flies. Dr. J E Crichton calls the plan promising and will oversee trials on boiled water with carbolic acid plus closed windows and doors to deter flies and vermin.
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Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
City Bacteriological Laboratory
J. E. Crichton
Player Gregg Dominates With Six to Six Victory
A baseball report notes Gregg struck out 16 men and won his game by the score of six to six, describing a dominant pitching performance and an improbable final tally.
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Gregg
New Moxee Bridge Considered by County Commissioners
County commissioners will hear Moxee residents and other supporters today about building a Yakima river bridge from the North end of Fourth Street into Moxee. A petition asks for the bridge, with a prior county decision favoring the road. no contract has been awarded. The 1998 county bridge fund totals 64000, with 15900 from North Yakima taxes. Fourth Street Bridge valued at 22620 and the present Moxee span at 14800.
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Yakima Avenue
Moxee
Fourth Street
Salah
General Bridge Fund
North Yakima
Moxee Bridge
Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Health Wonders
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as an all round tonic. It claims to tone regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headache chills and malaria. Available for 25 cents at C C Case’s drug store.
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Dr. King
C. C. Case’s
Remains of a Century and Youthful Claims
Aged claims Sophia Parr England's age and long life milestones are cited with sensational numbers. James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky extols Electric Bitters as a youth tonic after kidney trouble, claiming renewed vigor at sixteen. The advertisement promotes the medicine at 50 cents per bottle through Case's drug store.
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Wm. Parr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
Case
Cleansing Tea Promoted by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
Sluggish livers and bowels blamed for disease. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claimed to cleanse the system and regulate liver and bowels. Available 35 cents as tea or tablets at Case's Drug Store.
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Hollister
Case’s Drug Store
Case's Drug Store
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Polk
Gazetteer
Washington
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Nora
Tiger Tails
Pet
Oom
Health Department
Shank & Wilkinson Land Co
Buhl
Bette
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