Democratic Ticket Names and Races Listed
Statewide slate listing U S Senator George Tursey Spokane Supreme Judge James B Reavis Yakima Congressmen George F Correr King O R Hotcoms Adams Frank B Coxe Pierce State Senator A J Spuawy Representatives F S Hipper J P Marks Sheriff R A Grant Treasurer H H Allen Auditor A F Snenkina Clerk W F Purvi Prosecution Attorney E B Paese Assessor J A Orchard School Superintendent F H Proms Coroner Dr C T Dunn Surveyor M S Lincerr Commissioner First Dist W A Ritter Commissioner Third Dist W B Mathews Justices of the Peace North Yakima G H Mountroy S H Mason Constable North Yakima J P Mayer
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State
U. S
George Tursey
Spokane
James B. Reavis
Yakima
George F. Correrit
King
O. R. Hotcoms
Adams
Frank B. Coxe
Pierce
A. J. Spuawy
F. S. Hipper
J. P. Marks
R. A. Grant
H. H. Allen
A. F. Snenkina
W. F. Purvi
E. B. Paese
J. A. Orchard
F. H. Proms
C. T. Dunn
Cle Elum Echo Changed Hands Shake Up
The Cle Elum Echo passes to new publishers who pledge improvement and confidence the paper can rise to the task. They note the Humphrey Englehart blowout at Larson's theater was not a frost but a genuine old fashioned freeze.
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Cle Elum Echo
Tar Herarp's Issue Attracts Favorable Comment
Last week’s Tar Herarp issue drew wide praise for its valuable information about a country many hope to reach. A large number of readers acquired copies likely to influence future Yakima residents and home seekers.
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Tar Herarp
Yakima
Correction notice on Moxee irrigation figures
In last week's Hrroup Mr. Lichty misstated irrigable land as 3,000 acres under Moxee ditches instead of 10,000. The error was not his fault. he sought reliable sources and this appears to be the only figure error in the article.
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Mr. Lichty
Lichty
Sunnyside At State Fair Envisions Valley Emigration
Sunnyside sent a strong showing at the state fair with fruits vegetables and hay on display and hundreds of homeseekers receiving an abundance of country literature.
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Sunnyside
Murder in the second degree in Underwood trial
The Underwood trial ended with a verdict of murder in the second degree. Evidence showed beyond doubt that Underwood killed his child in a methodical manner, using a sack with a stone and chloroforming the infant to make the act seem humane, a crime the jury deemed unpremeditated though the details remain unsettling and puzzling.
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Underwood
Democrats nominate J. P. Marks for County Rep race
In the selection by the democratic county central committee J. P. Marks was chosen to run for representative in place of H. M. Gilbert who cannot accept the nomination for business reasons. The democrats show their aim to serve the county's best interests.
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Democratic County Central Committee
J. P. Marks
H. M. Gilbert
Marks Seeks Legislature Seat for Yakima County
The candidate pledges to represent all residents of Ahtanum valley and aims to serve in Olympia as a people’s advocate. If elected, he vows to boost Yakima county’s growing interests through honest, hardworking farming leadership.
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Ahtanum Valley
Marks
Legislative Hall
Olympia
Yakima County
Sunnyside canal to reach Prosser this fall
Headquarters confirm Sunnyside Canal will extend to Prosser this fall amid past doubts. The Sunnyside Canal Company is described as financially strongest in the U S, with the manager guaranteeing ample water for all customers. Prosser is projected to hit the 5000 in 5 years mark.
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Sunnyside Canal
Prosser
Sunnyside Canal Company
U. S
Prosser Bulletin
First Campaign Entertainment Draws Sparse Crowd
The Republican rally at the opera house with Nagler’s band drew only 80 to 100 attendees. Speaker Englehart blamed the small turnout on nationwide prosperity under McKinley and Roosevelt, apologizing to visiting orator Humphrey, then pivoted to legislative voting.
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Opera
Nagler
Englehart
Humphrey
Wm. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Legisature
Tue Berato
Republican Candidate Praises Soldier Sufferings in Washington Speech
W E Humphries spoke for congress on the Republican ticket praising the soldier in the Philippines and attacking the Democratic party for forty years. He promised more speeches in eastern Washington as supporters cheered. G MacL Richards, a veterinarian, was listed as available at Sloan's Drug Store.
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Englehart
W. E. Humphries
Congress
Washington
G. Macl
Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
North Yakima News Flurries Include Social and Business Notes
Mrs. Frank Kramer remains ill after a hospital visit while Dr. A G Giroenstreet of Seattle visits Yakima for a week. Infant Gibbons funeral held at 9:30 a.m. Rev J J Tickner conducts Bennet burial at Tahoma cemetery. For sale or trade Durham bull age two years and Empire Dream Separator near new. F W Murray in Yakima gathering data for Northwest Magazine. Ellensburg Band serenades Herato office. cigars gifted. J A Miller sells Yakima Rubber Stamp Works to Buchanan and returns to Seattle after mother’s fire loss. Residents seek Robert McLennan Peden who came three months ago. last seen near Toppenish. Mrs R R Pepen asks for any news. S H Mason and attorney Hicks form law co‑partnership. Mason praises Hicks’ qualifications. New firm expected to gain local patronage.
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J. A. Miller
Yakima
Buchanan
Seattle
Robert McLennan Peden
Toppenish
R. R. Pepen
North Yakima
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Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb
Tuesley, Publishers
Democratic
Dingler
Jewelers
Opticians
Yakima Block
North
D. A. Hanna
South Second Street
Natchez
S. Second Street
North Yakima and Vicinity
Frank Kramer
A. G. Cgireenstreet
Chas. Bennet
J. J. Tickner
Tahoma Cemetery
Empire Dream
J. Paullin
Southwest Corner Fair Ground
F. W. Murray
Northwest Magazine
Ellensburg
Tur Herato
Prof. Nagler
S. H. Mason
Hicks
Crowder & Hicks
Mason