Corbin and Heller Awarded West Side Saloon License
Council grants licensing for R. C. White & Co. saloon at 13 South Front with Lane voting yes and Schott absent. Corbin and Heller receive license renewal after remonstrance, with sixty to ninety days notice per railway agreement. Thompson and other items include street lights, grading Wenus avenue, sidewalks, and a $450 refund to Corbin and Heller.
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R. C. White & Co
South Front Street
Lane
Schott
Chas. Z. Reed
Yakima
Corbin & Heller
West Side
Snively
North Coast Railway
Messrs
Corbin and Heler
Heller
North Second
E Streets
North Fourth
F Streets
North Third
South Third Street
Thompson
Armbruster
Marsh
Marshal Cayou
Wenus Avenue
Spruce Street
Maple Street
Path Street
Ballinger & Duvall
Eighth Street
Walnut Streets
Superior Court
Mr. Mullins
Foley's Honey and Tar Card Advertisement
A card certifies druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent serious illness, and deter pneumonia. It contains no opiates. Genuine product in a yellow package. For sale at North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop. 10-eod.
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Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Reorganization of High School Cadet Corps S Identifier
Students push with vigor to reorganize the high school cadet corps now owning fifty Enfield rifles and accoutrements. Professor Bever supports the move and would consent when students present it. The change promises manly bearing and disciplined use of firearms.
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Emington Rifles
Bever
Respect for Authority as Cornerstone of Citizenship
The passage emphasizes that cultivating respect for those in authority is essential to good citizenship, underscoring the role of orderly governance and the value of adhering to leadership for a functioning society.
James M Perry of Kennewick Dies in Yakima
James M. Perry of Kennewick died Saturday night and was buried Sunday in Shaw & Son parlors with Rev. F. O. Lamoreux officiating. Born April 9, 1846 in Miller county Missouri, he moved to Oregon with his parents in 1853 and later resided in Kittitas county before returning to Kennewick last year. He leaves a widow and four children.
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James M. Perry
Kennewick
Shaw & Son
F. O. Lamoreux
Miller County
Missouri
Oregon
Willamette Vally
Salem
C. M. Boggs
Lynn County
Kittitas County
North Yakima
Federal prisoners arrive for court amid immigration and liquor cases
Eight federal prisoners were brought to the courthouse in custody of R. D. McCully and deputies and turned over to the sheriff for trial. Two detained witnesses, Alice Trembley and Louis, a Flathead Indian, were held in default of bond. Prisoners include Charles Hipp held on immigration charges for attempting to import a German woman for immoral purposes and others for selling whiskey to Indians and violating revenue laws. The federal court session opens at 10 a.m. today.
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Court House
R. D. McCully
Alice Trembly
Louis
Charles Hipp
United States
Chris Willmes
Vincent Schmete
Frank Wolf
Thomas Lewis
Paul Jones
Oscar Fahlen
R. Gorsullowaisky
Chares Hipp
Northport
Washington
Perry
Germany
Hipp
Federal Court
Alice Trembley
R. D. McCulley
Geo. Baker
Thomas Cavannough
W. H. Hare
Rose Franchise Passed Council In North Yakima Waterors
The North Yakima council advanced a franchise for Jesse H Rose and associates to erect and maintain artesian water works for fifty years. Amendments created 300 foot well depth minimums and two free public drinking fountains. A separate ordinance granting Yakima Inter valley Traction a forty year electric railway franchise also passed.
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Jesse H. Rose
Thompson
Rose
Armbruster
Parker
Linbarger
Yakima Intervalley Traction Company
North Yakima
Natchez Avenue
Selah Avenue
Herald
Indians Bound Over in Killing Near Toppenish
Billie George and Jean Batiste Homice two Yakima Indians were bound over to the Superior Court in 5000 bail each for the killing of Steck an older Indian a mile from Toppenish on September 15. They were unable to make bail and were placed in county jail. The hearing featured interpreter Spencer Lancaster and many witnesses with testimony showing a strong case against the defendants who had been drinking.
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Billie George
Jean Batiste Homice
Taggard
Steck
Toppenish
Snively
Spencer Lancaster
Five-Gallon Can At Five Dollars For Large Lot Pricing
Small print advertises a five gallon can priced at five dollars. Buyers are urged to inquire for discounts on large quantities and contact details are provided for wholesale orders.
Steck Found Dead After Fatal Struggle
Investigators report Steck was found in a bloodied pool amid a fierce struggle. He had multiple knife wounds to head and face. Two large pocket knives lay nearby, which the state says belong to the two defendants.
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Steck
Light Day In Court As Six Drunks Appear Before Judge
Three white men and five Indians faced the police court on a drunkenness charge. Albert French received a suspended fine, Jim Nolan was placed on probation with a threat of 90 days if reoffending, John Muilligan was released on suspended fine to return to work, and three Indians James One Pin Willie Sam were also suspended. John Wrey and William Suskin were fined five dollars each.
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Albert French
Doust
Jim Nolan
John Muilligan
Ed. Hackett
Tampico
Toppenish
James
Willie Sam
John Wrey
William Suskin
Chief Pierce Visits City Amid Yakima Gatherings
Captain Pierce, a Yakima chief, spent Sunday surveying a crowd of about two thousand in the streets. He rode a Cleveland bay pony and wore striking attire, receiving a single salute as he rode past before resuming attention to others.
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Captain Pieerce
Cleveland Bay
Captain Pierce
Heath concert for Y M C A fund delights parishioners
Heath entertained at a Christian church Monday evening in aid of the W C T U fund for the Y M C A building. The program showed rare feeling and finish with the standout performance being Mother's Wedding Ring which moved the audience to tears.
Farewell to Mrs Stair by St Michael’s Choir
The Choir of St Michael's church with Rector Bywater and wife hosted a farewell for Mrs Ella Stair at the rectory Monday evening. Rev Bywater presented a copper bronze loving cup, Mrs Stair thanked the group as music and conversation followed with ice cream and coffee. Bring in spray pumps for repairs from Yakima Iron Works on South Front Street.
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Yakima
Yakima County Fruit Promotion Draws National Attention
The Yakima Real Estate company trip advertising Yakima County fruit boosts east coast markets. Fitch showcased Yakima Bartlett pears selling well in New York and Indianapolis. The campaign highlighted climate quality pack and global markets while noting railroad support and growing westward migration trends.
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Yakima Real Estate Company
Fitch
St. Paul
Minnesota
Commssion
New York
Yakima
Indianapols
Indianapolis
Mr. Fitch
Yakima County
Northern Pacific
Fair Grounds
Middle West
Reclamation Service Marks First Birthday with Massive Irrigation Work
The Reclamation Service celebrates its first year with 22 active projects and 13 000 acres irrigated. By June 1, 241 miles of main canal 116 miles of distributing system 388 miles of ditches plus dams headworks and tunnels totaling over 25 miles have been completed. Over 581 miles of telephone lines 233 miles of wagon roads and 110 bridges are in place.
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Great Gunnison
Colorado
Yakima Boys Sweep Toppenish In Sunday Ball Clash
Yakima won 7 to 2 at Toppenish with Nelson and Gaines as the battery for Yakima and Hart and Striller delivering for Toppenish. The local boys will meet again here next Sunday for a decisive third game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Nelson
Gaines
Horticultural Union Offers New Berry Packing and Spraying Goods
Fruit growers have access to high grade Paris Green and arsenate of lead for spraying at the Horticultural Union warehouse. Improved berry crates with folding half locks and cherry boxes in common and select grades are also available. 18 t1 E. E. Samson Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Union Warehouse
E. E. SAMSON _ Mgr
Pension Board Member Listed At Local Bank Office
Rooms 5 6 Yakima National Bank Building offices listed with phones 2051 2053 over Janeck's Drug Store residence at Sixth and Chestnut hours 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. a local pension board member designation.
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Yakima National Bank
Ours
Janeck's
Pension Board
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Jrollister
Case’s
Salvation Army
Sheriff Grant
Whitson
Kiona
Kiowa
J. Wasatock
Case & Eschbach
Bioney
Virgil
Chief Pierce
North
Yakima Valley
Ley Smith
Care Herald Office
Cndure
Roosevelt
A. T
Vaele Sam
Stmerys Academy
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Super
U.S.A
G. H. Tripp
Ellensburg
Wash
Redfield
Yakima Avenue
Ralph K. Nichols
Opera House
N. Second St
North Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch
Attorney At Law
Mullins Buiding
Logan H. Roberts
Guy K. Brewster
Roberts & Brewster
Caulay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ofices
K. Ditter Block
Rederick M. Rossiter
Lynch, M. D
Ells & Nagler
Sloan Brock
N. Natches Are
Res
Nagler
David Rosser
Arima Lodge NO
EB. Scott
W. KR
Newocomb
M. W A
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