Tragic Drowning Of Albert W Fuller At Mill Stream
Albert W Fuller 27, a Pendleton Oregon import and Ditter Bros. dry goods worker, drowned after leaving a Spokane area party. Found entangled near St Elizabeths hospital headgate with no sign of foul play, four to five dollars in his pocket. Body shipped to Seattle after brief Catholic service.
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Frank Donovan
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
A. W. Fuller
Pendleton
Oregon
Ditter Bros
Fuller
Young Fuller
Third Street
Schriener
Val Gandy
Ed Whidbey
Shreiner
Seattle
Untimely Death Brings Grief to North America
A widely separated North American section mourns the loss of a worthy and honorable young man. Relatives including his widowed mother endure bitter sorrow as friends recall his practical Roman Catholic faith and recite the church prayer for eternal rest and perpetual light.
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North America
North Yakima Prepares Grand Welcome For President
A local executive committee plans an elaborate hospitality for the president and his party. Citizens discuss estimated costs around 500 dollars with county officials approving 250 dollars. City council expected to appropriate funds next week to cover decorations and regional turnout. May 25 event promises rare opportunity for residents in the area.
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United States
North
Yakima
County Commissioners in Session at Yakima County
Yakima County Commissioners Lince Pace and Kandle met since Monday with routine business. They denied Frank Martin’s saloon petition for Matton after a remonstrance by 40 residents. A Kennewick bridge project was referred to the county surveyor for location and report.
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Yakima County
Lince
Pace
Kandle
Frank Martin
Matton
Kennewick
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Deering
Eias
Yakir
Shank of
Mark
New York
Yakima Avenue
Albert W. Fuller
Ditter Brothers
Nova Scotia
Canada
Mt. Saint Louis College
Montreal
Antigonist College
Halifax
N. S
Bon Marche
Newhall & Co
Percy Fuller
Whatcom
Calvary Cemetery
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Roosevelt
D. R. Barton
South First Street
J.J. MacDonald
Nouba
Forrest Mills
Essex Mills
Belfast
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