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Farm Journal
Herald
Jacob Biggle
Biggle
Farm
Household
United States of America
The Municipal Ticket
The primary at city hall drew a large crowd. Defeated candidates and supporters faced the usual disappointment. The caucus named worthy citizens and praised Mayor Fechter's administration as well as Mr Redman a former Yakima mayor. Officials selected are described as representative and capable.
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Fechter
Redman
Yakima
Railways head for Yakima as transcontinentals plan routes
The Burlington and Northwestern are poised to push through transcontinental lines toward the Sound, with surveys through the Natchez pass and a forecast of multiple routes. Yakima is described as the gateway to the mountains, with electric rail and other lines deemed inevitable within years. Tut Herato cautions Dewey over a prior house gift.
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Northwestern
Yakima
Cleveland
Chicago Tribune
Burlington
Union Pacific
Fremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Vanderbilt-Harriman
Sound
Great Northern
Union
Moxeecoulee
Natchez Pass
Portland
Portland, Vancouver & Yakima
Sunnyside
Tut
Herato
Dewey
McKinley Dines with Whisky Trust President During Tour
The W C T U expresses shock as President McKinley dined with President Greenhut of the whisky trust on his tour. Critics call him a temperance man first and a politician second.
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McKinley
President Greenhut
The
Whisky Trust
Major McKinley
Dying Condition of Ex Senator Hayward Sparks Gossips
Reports of ex Senator Hayward’s serious health set gossip mills abuzz with speculation. Observers weigh potential political implications as details remain unconfirmed.
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Hayward
County fair plan and road repair concerns discussed
Debate over Bryan or ex Senator William Allen succeeding him in the senate. a visitor suggests a stock company to manage the state fair, while a county board of trade could hold title. Roads and bridges issues point to road supervisors, with county commissioners lacking authority for ordinary bridges and culverts and urging district funding.
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Col. Bryan
William Allen
Senate
Bryan
County Board of Trade
War Expenditures Demand Urgent Action in Philippines
The piece notes that 70 to 80 percent of government spending funds war, with $103 million spent in the first two months of the fiscal year and military costs totaling $79 million. It criticizes procrastination in the Philippines and cites Col Blethen of the Seattle Times addressing the Yakima editor.
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United States
Philippines
Col. Blethen
Seattle Times
Yakima
Syndicate Acquires Options on Montana Sheep Range
An English and American syndicate has secured options on half of the one million sheep on Montana ranges. Backed by ten million dollars, the group plans wool scouring plants and woolen mills to develop the Montana sheep industry. The piece urges producer cooperation to save millions in manufacture, transport, and insurance, urging rural producers to unite.
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Montana
Nat Years' Version Rebutts Robertson on Committee Finances
Nat YaTS declares Robertson lied about settling committee accounts for the reception of returning volunteers. He alleges the press was offered printing work for donations and claims a $2.75 bill and printing dodgers violated vows. YaTS says sixty days soliciting funds and decorations justified reasonable remuneration.
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Eprrom Herato
Robertson
Republic
Nat Yrats
New York Store Opens Christmas Goods Week
Edge store offers large tablets for schoolchildren at lowest prices amid seasonal displays. Gilt Edge promotes best fruits and vegetables in city as new Christmas goods arrive.
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New York
Citizens' Ticket nominates city officials in North Yakima
A certificate filed with the North Yakima city clerk lists nominees from the Citizens' Ticket for city offices. Mayors and council seats are allocated to William H. Redman H B Doust H B Rigg A E Howard Dr P Frank A L Aiken A J Shaw A H Wilgus and Walter J Reed for various wards and terms.
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North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Citizens
William H. Redman
A. J. Shaw
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Yakima Herald
Tuesley & McComb, Publishers
Lion Clothing Co
H. H. Schott & CO
Panos
Northwest
Co Briggs
Kinsey’s
Kinsey & Co
Herald Office
Frey
Walnut Street
A. H. Wilgus
Walter J. Reed
Hugh K. Sinclair
B. Doust
the Ciy of
Wash
Wilmer Atkinson
Chas F. Jenkins
Philadelphia
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