Local Notes From Yakima Court Sessions and Social Events
Indian Agent Jay Lynch attended federal court session in town and attorney Ralph Kauffman from Eilensburg visited for hearings. Miss Marie Druse and Miss Mary Remy left for Seattle on business. The funeral for Mrs. Mollie Macely was set for 2 PM at Shaw & Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lynch celebrated their golden anniversary at their Ahtanum ranch. Fred Middleton left with his brother for Los Angeles. O A Noble departed for Hood River after hops work. Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Nicely were at 2:30 PM at Shaw & Sons. North Yakima saw Mr. Smithers and Ed Atwood relocate with families. Smithers building a home on South Third. A ten days old child of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Erwin died and was buried in Tahoma cemetery. Rustic Circle Women of Po craft urged to meet Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall. Brig Gen Ortis Hamilton of the N G W will inspect local militia next Sunday and target practice is planned. Mrs Phillip Coleman died at St Elizabeths hospital and funeral not yet arranged. The Ladies Musical Club meets at Mrs A B Cline’s home for a first regular meeting with a brief program and new member reception. Junior and freshman class challenged seniors and sophomores to a football game on Friday Oct 5. Night school of North Yakima Business College opened with good attendance. Police court had four cases with three discharged. George Prank fined or jailed. Yakima Tea Co. to hold a large closing sale of Chinaware for space. Junior high school class meeting elected Lester Palmer president. further officer elections planned for this afternoon.
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Jay Lynch
Ralph Kauffman
Eilensburg
Marie Druse
Mary Remy
Seattle
Mollie Macely
A. J. Shaw & Sons
Tim Lynch
Ahtanum Valley
Fred Middleton
Harry Middleton
South Wenas
Los Angeles
A. Noble
Wenatchie
Hood River
Ore
Mollie Nicely
Shaw & Sons
B. J. Smithers
Ed. Atwood
Roslyn
North Yakima
P. Y. Heckman
Smithers
South Third Street
H. E. Erwin
North Ahtanum
Tahoma
Rustic Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
Ortis Hamilton
Phillip Coleman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
North Yakima Business College
Doust
George Prank
Yakima Tea Co
Yakima
Lester Palmer
Gompers 19 After Our Congressman
Seattle October 2 Democrats plan to back William Blackman for Congress with help from Samuel Gompers of the AFL. Gompers may not travel the Pacific coast but could provide funds or support. Republicans respond with offers of aid and guidance as Gompers weighs involvement. Henry, a Chilkat chief descendant, reflects on heritage and leadership.
Henry Phillips Leaves for White Horse Star Printer Job
The White Horse Star notes Henry Phillips the only full blooded Indian in Alaska working as a printer. He left on the train Wednesday for White Horse to be employed by the White Horse Star after a year with the daily Alaskan. The Skagway Alaskan adds details of his arrival and installation on the new staff.
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White Horse Star
Henry Phillips
Alaska
White Horse
Daily
Alaskan
Skagway Alaskan
Henry
Banner prank by juniors stuns high school students
A green and white banner appeared on the flag staff Tuesday at the high school. Six junior class members were implicated after a night out, with a five dollar reward offered for names. The banner vanished before the morning session ended, and the incident stirred talk among students. Meanwhile local ads promote furniture, carriages, harness, saddles and a dry goods sale.
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Coffin Bros
Washington Inventors Patents Granted in D C
The following patents were granted to Washington inventors: Seal lock by John T. Bibb of Tacoma. Gas cut off by Victor B. Campbell of Goldendale. Fuel feeding apparatus by John Crawford of Seattle. Kettle cover by Ella E. Johnston of Lyle. Breadcrumber by Frank M. Lump ton of Seattle. Selector or lockout for party lines by Alexis Marchard of Buckingham. Ruy fastener by Thomas J. McDon agh of Seattle. Door securer by John Nash of North Yakima. Fire escape by Joseph Noyer of Gould City. Railway gate by Benjamin F. Parker of North Yakima.
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Washington
D. C
John T. Bibb
Tacoma
Victor B. Campbell
Goldendale
John Crawford
Seattle
Ella E. Johnston
Lyle
Frank M. Lumpton
Alexis Marchard
Buckingham
Ruy
Thomas J. McDonagh
John Nash
North Yakima
Joseph Noyer
Gould City
Benjamin F. Parker
Street Car Men Demand Higher Wages in San Francisco
Street car workers presented demands to a three member arbitration board led by Father Yorke F J Heney and Chief Justice Henry. They seek a flat three dollar day for eight hours overtime at double pay and double time for holidays and Sundays with further changes for machinists and other operatives including motormen and conductors. They cite rising living costs and greater work danger since April eighteenth.
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San Francisco
Board of Arbitration
Father Yorke
F. J. Heney
Henry
Spencer Seedless Apple Market Leader in Yakima County
The first fruit of importance is the SPENCER SEEDLESS, praised for flavor and keeper quality. Sold exclusively in Yakima county by Dillard Cooke, Lock Box 395, North Yakima, Washington, with emphasis on bloom resilience and frost proofing.
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Spencer
Yakima County
Dillard Cooke
North Yakima
Wash
Mob attempts lynching after assault on girl leads to shootings
Roy Hoyle, a Mobile and Ohio railroad officer, is fatally shot and Alderman Lyons wounded during a clash with deputy sheriffs and a mob seeking to seize Dick Robinson, a Black man who attacked the 12 year old daughter of Blount Sossaman. Robinson was captured and identified and moved away to prevent lynching.
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Mobile
Roy Hoyle
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Alderman Lyons
Dick Robinson
Blount Sossaman
Sossaman
Fitch
Mobile & Ohio
Roosevelt Jr. Summoned to Grand Jury Over Boston Common Assault
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and several Harvard students were summoned before a grand jury in Boston regarding an assault on an officer on Boston Common last Thursday. Roosevelt, with counsel, appeared in municipal court Saturday and a warrant was refused, suggesting the matter was closed.
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Teddy Jr
Bos
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Harvard
Grand Jury
Boston Common
Young Rosevelt
Coffin Bros Closeout on Farm Implements
Coffin Bros. offers cheaper plows and harrows as they close out their farm equipment line. The sale lists basic farming tools at reduced prices.
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Coffin Bros
Pickens Family Welcomes 11-Pound Son in Labor Day Hop Picking
Mr and Mrs Frank Pickens earned 110 30 in 17 percent days of hop picking at Stravens Niblers and Lees yards. On September 23 the wife picked all day and delivered an 11 pound son that night. Mother and babe are well and Granddad Pick ens is tickled by the event in Woodburn Oregon Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pickens
Stravens
Niblers
Lee's
Babe
Granddad Pickens
Woodburn
Ore
City to probe Mc Whirter robbery by bogus police
Salt Lake City council ordered an investigation into the Mc Whirter robbery where Scots were swindled out of 10000 dollars by fake police officers.
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Salt Lake
McWhirter
Roosevelts Return to Washington from Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and family arrive in Washington with Mrs. Roosevelt Ethel Archie and Quentin from Oyster Bay. The president appeared exhausted as the group stepped from the train and stately arrival details followed.
Change of the Three Hundred at Yakima Theater
The piece titled The Apostle John is reviewed with praise for its reflection and dramatic study. It highlights a shift in spelling reform in the era and notes the upcoming Friday night showing at the Yakima theater with Manager Schaffer presenting The Holy City.
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Kate Packard
New York Sun
John
Holy City
Schaffer
Yakima Theater
Notable commendation of McKinley Roosevelt era deeds
The passage asserts ample government deeds in the public interest with strong fiscal health. It praises fearless law enforcement, growing foreign trade, westward irrigation policy, and Panama Canal construction under American protection.
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Panama Canal
The Holy City Stage Show Sets The Night Alight
The Holy City performance attracts theatergoers with grand biblical drama and sumptuous production. The powerful acting company, music, and lavish spectacle deliver complete dramatic satisfaction and scenic pleasure, making Bennett's enterprise a leading feature in theater news.
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Holy City
Bennett
Warm coal security from Hughes and DeKay
Hughes and DeKay urge customers to fill coal bins now to secure warmth for the coming winter. They promote loading and delivery while supplies last, stressing timely action for reliable heating.
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Hughes & DeKay
For Sale Classified Ads Highlight Local Offerings
The Herald lists items for sale including a sewing machine at 509 No 4th, a 15 acre plot near Summit View schools with alfalfa berries grapes and fruit trees, and a 2.5 hp gasoline engine. Also noted are farm loan offers from Netherlands American Mortgage Company, a greenhouse job for a non schooling boy, and a man with a team seeking city or country work.
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Summit View Schools
An .Deal
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William Blackman
Gov
Rogers
McBride
Pacific
Democratic State Committee
Wesley L. Jones
Democratic State Central Committee
Washington State Federation of Labor
Blackman
Bureau of Labor
Commissioner of
Labor
Adams
de Bruler
Carlisle
Donamake
Sound
Bellingham
Epworth League Lecture Association
W. J. Bryan
Sam. P. Jones
Jessie Lavinia Potter
Lulu Tyler Gates Company
Reno B. Welbourn
John Merritte Driver
Williams’ Original
Jubilee Singers
Forrest Mills
Wexford
J. J. MacDonald
South Second Street
Alabama
Rozevelt
Webster
McKinley
Roosevelt
Herald
American Mortgage Company
C. Dameyer
Alaska Bldg
State Floral Co
R. W. Hill
Shropshire
A. V. Wilson
North Seventh
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Yakima Avenue
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