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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
2
The article argues voters chose continued republican governance to avoid policy shifts feared under a new administration. It notes expected Democratic gains in Congress, a likely reelect of Rogers in Yakima County, and general approval of county leadership while acknowledging party feelin gs influenced outcomes.
A terse summary notes post election mood shifts and cost of living rises as warmth and hats mark the political season. It cites sheepmen funding Republican efforts in Yakima county and predicts forestry reserves may close to sheep next season. It mentions Aguinaldo’s continuing fight and hints at Teddy Roosevelt’s contested leadership in Washington.
A fragment quotes McKinley asserting duties inseparable from the post office, signaling official stance on postal responsibilities and leadership commitment. The remark highlights federal governance and executive tone.
The text credits Tre Herato with a calm, clean approach during the late political contest. It notes only defectors who switched from Democratic to Republican due to nomination losses. It predicts their loss of standing once measured judgment replaces campaign prejudice.
The Herato appears this week with a redesigned body and a proud new presence. Management justified the heavy expense by growing support and rising subscriptions. Each new subscriber boosts ad space value for local businesses seeking maximum publicity.
The Tacoma Ledger concedes Mr. Rogers wins by about 1500 votes. Spokane County figures are disputed by Republicans but would not alter the result. Frink leads Yakima by 225 in one tally and about 160 in latest returns. The Post-Intelligencer notes a close race awaiting official count, with Rogers ahead on initial figures.
For a fine photograph see James studio. Holiday specials offer one dozen $4.00 cabinets for $1.50. They tout top quality plates and paper and claim awards at the Washington state fair. Also notes a marriage license and local family travels. Keene advertises bargains in watches this week.
United States Consul Fowler reports China's reversal of permission for Dr Yungwing to build a Tientsin to Shanghai railroad through Shantung after German objections. Germany claims sole rights to investment and engineers in Shantung and seeks to avoid conflict with a German line from Kiao-Chou to Ichow. Dr Yungwing, an American syndicate representative, adapts plans accordingly.
This recipe details boiling eggs for twenty minutes then cooling and shelling. The yolks are removed and mashed with butter and finely chopped meat, then the filling is placed in the whites, battered, fried, and served with a cream sauce made from butter flour milk salt and pepper.
A Cleveland Leader item notes Mrs Enpeck and Mr Enpeck discussing blessings in disguise with a playful exchange about unmasking Maria and a sudden show of spirit.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip notes a man across the street, not cadaverous but resembling Jones as a humorous dead image. The remark riffs on likeness without stating a real event or identity.
Panne velvet is all the go now. Mrs. Cary has a nice line which the ladies should not fail to see.
Local ads promote Wilson Airtighte heaters from Yekina Hardware Co. 41 ladies walking hats at Mrs Towne’s. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised for burns, cuts, and skin ailments at Quiett Ayres Drug Store. Patino Cabins offered at $400, $150 per dozen at James Sack. Potato sacks sold by Mill Company warehouses. Coffin Bros advertises value.
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