Madero and Orozco Clash Amid Mexican Revolution Tensions
Provisional President Francisco Madero faced a dangerous day as General Orozco ordered the arrest of rebel leaders and threats to resign the cabinet. Madero’s insistence on civilian control calmed the crisis, while Navarro was moved to safety and Villa’s insistence on Navarro’s life fueled the unrest.
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Madero
Orozco
Juarez
Mexico
Francisco J. Madero
Navarro
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Friends
EBC
Senor Madero
Women May Govern Town of Granger
Granger May 13 with three of five councilmen resigned leaving no quorum. Mayor Barker struggles to fill vacancies and may appoint three women to the council, possibly making Granger the first city in the state governed by women. Dr. Chamberlin may be asked to accept the role.
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Granger
Messrs
Peterson
Whittaker
Cast
Barker
Dr. Chamberlin
A Vicious Runaway Near Power House
Mrs. Everett Cleveland drove from Lower Naches to town when a frightened pony at a cow caused a shaft to break. A stranger helped repair the shaft and she resumed her journey. The early report ends as the incident continues.
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Everett Cleveland
Lower
Naches
Pony Runs Amok Wounding Wife in Buggy Accident
Mrs. Cleveland was thrown from a buggy when a spirited pony ran away and damaged belongings. Two men nearby assisted and moved her to her father William Lee Jr. The husband Mr. Cleveland arrived and found his wife with facial cuts and severe bruises but no broken bones. Dr. Cooper expects recovery in a few days.
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Pony
Cooper
Cleveland
Health sermons urge Virginians to vaccinate and beware health dangers
The state health department offers direct health guidance praising Commissioner Ennion Williams and staff. It quotes various proverbs on vaccination, hygiene, and disease prevention to educate citizens and promote healthier habits.
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State Health Department
Virginia
Ennion Williams
June Jury List Issued for the Superior Court Term
A venire of seventy five men is summoned to appear for the June term of the superior court. The list includes residents from Sunnyside Zillah Yakima City Toppenish Wapato Selah and North Yakima among others with names such as Langworthy Core Windsor Schlosser Lyon and Stover.
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Petit Jury
Superior Court
D. L. Langworthy
M. J. Core
Clark Windsor
Outlook
H. Schlosser
W. Hi. Lyon
C. C. Bissell
W. 8. White
W. Brb. Cushney
Sunnyside
H. W. Lamson
O. Silvers
W. M. Reynolds
Ahtanum
George F. Shong
Glade
Allen
Selah
A. Shephard
Wen
W. VM. Coons
J. A. MacArthur
North Yakima
Henry Poulin
T. A. Noble
H. O Aiken
J. W. Stethers
Ling -B
Binfords Visit Northwest and Dual Sightings
Dr and Mrs B S Binford spent weeks in the Northwest visiting North Yakima and the Baldwin girls and meeting Mr and Mrs W H Scott who work at a bank in that area They noted the region’s appeal and the Baldwin sisters may return to Greenfield in June They also toured Charles Reeds fruit farm where Reed bought raw land for 600 per acre while others asked 3500 per acre The Binfords praised the local apples for flavor before shipment
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B. S. Binford
North Yakima
Wash
Baldwin Girls
W. H. Scott
Scott
Greenfield
Charles Reed
James F. Reed
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps No Never
Inspector Morrison reports fruit conditions improving in Yakima sub-valleys and damage assessments corrected. Malaria cautions addressed by Electric Bitters, claimed to purge blood of germs. testimonial from Wm Fretwell of Lucania North Carolina. 50c at Clark's Pharmacy.
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Wm, Fretwell
Lucania
N. C
Clark's
Morrison
State Horticultural Department
Yakima
Ripe Strawberries From Donald Ranch Beat Kennewick
Bruce Wees reports first ripe strawberries of the season from his Donald ranch prove ahead of Kennewick in the early harvest. The milestone marks a notable lead in local fruit production this season.
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Bruce Wees
Donald Ranch
Kennewick
North Pacific Fair boosts purses for northwest harness racing
Secretary J W Pace announces North Pacific Fair association purses exceed past records as eight tracks file schedules. Vancouver to Boise dates August 29 to October 14 with Seattle offering $9000 plus two $5000 stakes. Obscure OCR remnants list numerous stakes across Vancouver, Big O, Meadow tracks, and Oregon fairs, totaling over six figures in purses and futurities.
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Vancouver
B. C
Boise
Idaho
North Pacific Fair Association
North- West
Rocky Mountains
California
Leland Stanford
North Pacific
John W. Pace
Seattle
First Oil Macadam Laid In County Project
The county road force under Engineer Marble began oil and stone paving on the North First street extension. Fifty feet were laid the first day as they mix and spread the top dressing, with potential to reach 500 feet daily. Marble says the oil macadam method is superior to penetration methods used in California. The State Highway Commission endorses this practical approach.
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Engineer Marble
North First Street
Marble
California
State Highway Commission
New Discovery Cures Child After Severe Bronchial Trouble
A Alabama family credits Dr Wing's New Discovery with curing their child after a year of bronchial illness and a failing response to other medicines. The ad claims effectiveness for coughs colds hoarseness la grippe asthma croup and sore lungs with trial bottles free and guaranteed by Clark's Pharmacy.
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G. T. Richardson
Richardson's Mills
Ala
Dr. Wing
Aare
Clark's
Teachers Examinations Underway for State Certifications
Forty one teachers took first to third grade certificates and seven for the state normal. Four applied for second grade on ten years’ out of state experience, six sought two year renewed certificates, and one aimed for a permanent certificate. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for myriad cures and available at Clark's Pharmacy for 2 cents.
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Bucklen
Clark's Pharmacy
Industrious Youth and the Smithson Dillemma
A satirical note criticizes a young Smithson for laziness in his calling. Pua-I expresses strong disapproval, highlighting his seven evening calls as evidence of his improper work ethic.
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Smithson
Cost of tuberculosis prompts joint inspection plan
W Worthington urged city county and state cooperation to curb tuberculosis costs. He argued the disease cripples workers and families, cited vast economic losses, and proposed compulsory tuberculin tests for cows and thorough meat milk inspections to protect public health.
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J.C. Sexline
U.S
Walla Walla
Exline
Married Thirty Years Mark Chapman Anniversary
A May 12 gathering at the Chapman home in Lower Naches celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with about 84 friends. Music and conversation complemented refreshments, and neighbors presented a writing cabinet as a testimonial while Rev. J. Tedford spoke during the presentation.
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George Chapman
Lower Naches
J. Tedford
Chapman
Entertainer Tests Mind Reading With Apples Watches
A performer blindfolds a partner and asks the audience to name objects in his hand. After guessing an apple and a watch correctly, he pretends to saw wood while the partner remains silent, prompting the crowd to applaud the act.
Foley Kidney Pills Touted By Local Reader
A reader from East St. Bath reports relief from kidney inflammation after using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial credits the product with restoring strength and eliminating weakness and dizzy spells, noting improved health after long-term suffering. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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East St. Bath
T High
North
Yakima Fruit Fate Set For Conference In Sacramento
The Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers association faces a pivotal conference in Sacramento next Monday with California Fruit Exchange officials and New York marketers. Yakima growers aim to ship about 2000 cars of apples this year as the California connection strengthens their distribution to the East and Europe.
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Cal
Yakima Valley
Sacramento
Joan Nagel
California ‘Bruit Exchange
Whe
New York
Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers Association
J. He. Robbins
Yakima Association
C. Waite
Yakima
J. F. Rowan
Washington
W. H. French
Simons, Shuttleworth & French
Tonan
Mane Anger
Pacific Fruit Express
Fruit Car Company
California
Nagel
California Exchange
California Trust
Naga
Tr Simons
Shuttleworth & Fpreuely
Europe
California Association
Nine Actors Burn in Theatre Fire at Empire Music Hall
Edinburg reports a blaze destroyed Empire Music Hall killing nine people including Lafayette the Great and his assistants Alice Dale and Joe Coaster. The lion escaped during panic, hampering escapes as performers attempted to flee. rescue attempts and a tragic struggle ended with charred remains near the beds. The fire followed a spectacular pageant, and the theatre had planned a royal command performance.
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Edinburg
Empire Music Hall
Mias Dale
Coster
Maghind
LaFayette
Crermary
Great Britain
LaBayette
baFas Velle
Panto
London
Great
Georges
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Wlickitat
Spokane
Chamberlain
State Superintendent of Public Schools
Olympia
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First Congregational Church
W. Worthington
Whitman College
Census Department
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Pittsboro
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Spokesman-Review
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