Hold Up on Second Street Dims Yakima Night
Robertson editor of the Yakima Republic and Wallace Williams of Yakima Milling Co report a moonlit street hold up near Second and C streets. The trio relieved them of cash watches and Williams rings, Robertson kept his gift ring after pleading. Police questioned about 20 suspects with no clear link yet. A closing ad note touts garments at The Wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. W. Robertson
Yakima Republic
Wallace Williams
Yakima's Milling Co
Second
Commercial Club
Mr. Williams
C Street
Mr. Robertson
Natchez Avenue
Williams
Robertson
Two Men Rob Hack Driver on Yakima Avenue
Lee Taylor, a hack driver, was robbed at 8 a.m. Tuesday on Yakima avenue near the Fashion livery stable and Mikado restaurant. Two masked men appeared from behind the restaurant, held him at gunpoint, and took $11 from his pockets while another note of $2.50 remained. They fled northward as Officer Starrett searched the area with no suspects found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Taylor
Yakima Avenue
Fashion Livery
Mikado
Yakima
Starrett
Robbery at Northern Pacific Station Reported
Mrs. Cage was robbed at the Northern Pacific station while waiting for the 2 p m west bound train. Her pocketbook with $9 and two railway tickets was taken from her in the ladies room and later recovered with the money missing. She had traveled from Roslyn to pick hops with two children accompanying her. The thief rifled the purse but left the tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Northern Pacific
Roslyn
R. F. Hawke
Stabbing at Yakima Chinese Restaurant During Pay Dispute
Sam Hong of the Chinese restaurant on Yakima avenue was stabbed Monday evening by a man who identified himself as George Steele. Steele entered with others to eat, refused payment, and as Hong tried to stop him, the assailant produced a pen knife and stabbed him twice near the heart, the blades hitting a rib each time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hong
Yakima Avenue
George Steele
Steele
Sam
Man Captured After Run on Front Street
An arrest reports a man fleeing on Front Street who was captured by Officer Starrett. He appeared in court today and was held to answer a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrett
Front Street
Quaker doctors secure city license for street medicine show
Quaker physicians and city officials reach an accord after a battle over street medicine. The new ordinance prompts daily licenses at 25 dollars for medicine sales and free shows three times daily near First street and Yakima avenue. Appeals linger from prior fines under McCrimmon and Tag Gard cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fechter
Hi. B Doust
First Street
Yakima Avenue
MacCrimmon
Tagggard
McCrimmon
Justice Taggard
Unconstitutional Actions Challenge Quaker Lawsuit
All cases proceed in the county superior court with potential appeal to the highest court if the Quakers lose. The text outlines that outcomes may escalate to the nation’s top court for final resolution.
Weaner and Coffin Tie The Knot In Private City Wedding
At 8 o clock Tuesday evening October 1 1901 Forrest Weaner and Miss Ina Coffin united in marriage at the bride's parents home. Rev P B Jackson of the Congregational church performed the ceremony in the presence of a few invited friends. The groom is a nephew of Charles S Wenner and Mrs Stanley Coffin. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Coffin of this city. They have prepared a cozy home on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Weaner
Ina Coffin
P. B. Jackson
Congregational Church
Charles S. Wenner
Stanley Coffin
Arthur Coffin
Tailor made clothing sale and dressmaking notices
Strauss Bros Chicago tailors will send a representative to our store on October 8 and 9 to take measurements for winter suits from 400 samples. Mrs Reider opens dressmaking rooms at Mrs Burke’s home offering first class style and fit. Also ads for St Clair ranges, McConnell sales, and ladies waists and skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss Bros
Chicago
Corrin Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Yakima Herald
DR. C. H. Bugbee
Yakima Ave
N. Second Street
Hallock
Hawcehtt Bros
Quakers
St. Clair Steel
Justin
McConnell
Kleis
Sine
Baby Cabs
Horsley + Furniture + Company
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