North Coast Plan Unfolded Amid Right of Way Hurdles
Robert E. Strahorn, president, returns to Spokane after five weeks east for railroad talks. He cites delays in Washington and local rights of way in Kennewick Pasco Connell Yakima and stresses modest progress with crossing the Northern Pacific. He outlines connections toward St Paul Northwestern Pacific Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific via Spokane Portland and other points.
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Robert E. Strahorn
North Coast Road
Strahorn
Spokane
Mr. Strahorn
Washington, D. C
New York
Northern Pacific
Berea
N. C
Washington
J. G. White & Co
Kennewick
Pasco
Here
Connell
Yakima
St. Paul
Cow Creek
Chicago & Northwestern
Walla Walla
Snake River
Salmon River
Union Pacific
Twin City Fires Ravage Homes and Dairy Plant
Two fires broke out nearly simultaneously in the city last night, burning a barn on South Second Street owned by Dr. G B Duncan and a frame building at No 4 West Yakima Avenue housing the Olympic dairy. The fires caused extensive damage, with Duncan's barn and equipment destroyed and others damaged or insured. A robber or intruder was suspected in Duncan's fire. Firemen, aided by Chief Hauser, contained spread to adjacent structures. An officer injured a ankle handling hoses. a bystander lost a watch chain and locket during the event.
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West
Yakima Avenue
Olympic Dairy
South Second Street
G. B. Duncan
Hauser
A. E. Elliot
Paul Kruger
H. F. Thompson
Elliot
Thompson
Duncan
Dr. Duncan
Adbert Holstein Wil
South Second
Kelley
North Coast Railroad
E. I. Peterson
Buckley
Henry Nealon
Front Street
Football Players In Training Signal Strong Season Ahead
Enthusiasm for football rises at the high school with steady practice and a likely winning eleven. Manager Smith has arranged games with Sunnyside on the 13th and Ellensburg on Thanksgiving Day, with large supporter turnout expected at both, as new and returning players strengthen the squad.
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Smith
Sunnyside
Ellensburg
Tomson
Caseres
Erwin
McWhorter
Culbertson
Miller
Anderson
Strausz
Stacy
Beetheson
A. Jeffry
R. Jeffry
Haaze
Irish
Darling
Reed
Hill
Buwalda
Grant
Jones
Jones Addresses Division of State in Party Platform
Congressman W L Jones defends Republican plank to divide the state into congressional districts. He says carry out the platform, notes constitution has mandatory and directory parts, and that party unity requires accepting the convention’s decision. He adds his personal views will not be discussed and speaks only for himself.
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the Herald
Jones
Mr. Jones
Scalded squaw incident lands Sam Jackson in custody
Sam Jackson, a noted mixed ancestry man known for prior police court fame, is again in trouble after a confrontation at McAllister's hop ranch. Tuesday evening around seven, grease was poured on an elderly squaw, leaving her badly scalded. Six or seven braves were found beaten. Jackson and three ringleaders were held at Old Town and committed to the Shookum house.
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Sam Jackson
Judge Doust
Old Town
McAllister
Jackson
Shookum House
Two More Unions Formed in Nort Yakima
The trades union movement expands with two new locals the fathers and electricians unions forming Saturday night. The carpenters local reports 190 members and all unions grow as population and skilled labor demand rise.
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Nort Yakima
Fathers
Electricians
Carpenters
Yakima Intervalley Traction Company Stockholders Meet Soon
The Yakima Intervalley Traction company will hold a stockholders meeting within the next week to elect officers and conduct business related to starting work on the planned lines for next year. Trustees will not discuss future plans but note that part of the three miles of road must be completed before year end, with some construction inside city limits. About twenty local capitalists are involved, with capital stock at $500,000.
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Yakima Intervalley Traction Company
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North Coast
Northwestern
Cornell
W. Yakima
Trent-Raynor, Company
Hardware and Seed Dealers
S. First St
Husky High School
Ee Yakima
Indian Head
Yakima Mineral Springs CO
NORTH
GC. C. Case
THE
First National Bank
U. S
W. M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Charles Carpenter
A.B. Cline
F. J. Tickner
W. L. Jones
Wyman & Fraser
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