Dramatic account of Father Gapon lynching in 1906
Paris dispatch recounts M. Ruthenberg using deception to trap Gapon, leading to his lynching by St. Petersburg workers. The narrative covers Gapon rising from swineherd to labor movement leader, the Black Sunday massacre, and the ensuing betrayal and brutal execution by rope and hook.
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Paris
Father Gapon
Russia
M. Martin Ruthenberg
Gapon
Putiloff
St. Petersburg
Ruthenberg
Ratchkowsky
Cubat
M. Ruthenberg
Japon
Cook Avoids Comment on Rasmussen Report
Duluth dispatches question Knud Rasmussen’s findings on Cook’s Mount McKinley ascent. Fred Cook says instruments will be sent next year. Barrill affidavits contradicts his statements. Bridgford backs Barrill’s unclear claims about related meetings and payments.
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Duluth
Peary
Washington
Knud Rasmussen
Cook
Missoula
Montana
Barrill
Torp
University of Copenhagen
Lonsdale
Frederick Cook
Explorer Cook
Edward N. Barrill
Mount McKinley
C. O. Bridgford
Hamilton
Mont
Bridgford
New York
Seattle
Nicholas
Chicago
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Miller
Bridgeford
Electric Bitters Restores Health, A. A. Chisholm Testimonials
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York credits Electric Bitters with curing indigestion torpid liver constipation nervousness and debility after twelve bottles. He reports renewed sleep appetite and daily business energy. Used for stomach liver kidneys and nerves. 50 cents at C. C. Case's.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
C. C. Case
Apple Crop Dips in Wenatchee Valley Amid Short Harvest
Wenatchee World reports the valley will yield only about 40 percent of last year’s crop with 500 cars of fruit. Prices remain favorable, but labor is scarce as workers shift to other industries. Conrad Rose of Wenatchee Produce notes shipments may drop to about 600 cars from last year’s 1200.
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Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Conrad Rose
Wenatchee Produce Company
Apple Market Remains Firm in Wenatchee Pool
Growers report marketing dif ficulties but prices for apples are strong this fall. Wenatchee Fruit Growers pool opened with two bidders. Daily World could not publish full variety list due to secrecy. Printed slips show prices for each variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Pineules Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Pineules advertised as a new kidney remedy to aid weak kidneys. Claims include relief from backache rheumatic pains bladder pains and urinary disorders. Sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
Feathered Stock Show Preparations in North Yakima
Poultry fanciers from North Yakima met at the court house to plan the December feathered stock exhibit. They debated finances but had no trouble with entries. Yakima’s birds have strong Northwest show credentials from the A Y P exposition.
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North Yakima
Court House
Yakima
A.Y.P
Northwest
Seattle
Poultry Show Aims for Cash Prizes and Large Exhibition
The poultry association regards securing a larger, finer display than any local building can hold. A state law allows county funding, but Yakima withholds it until after December's exhibit. Officials plan an advance fund with business support to award cash prizes and premiums, attracting birds from the valley and several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciers
Yakima
Nelson Begins Six Week Yakima Apple Exhibit Campaign
W N Nelson Yakima valley representative starts a six week trip to promote apples. He will install the apple exhibit in Minneapolis at the Donaldson store and later supervise the Yakima exhibit at the Land and Irrigation exposition in Chicago. He plans 600 one tier apple boxes for Minneapolis shipment.
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W. N. Nelson
Yakima Valley
Minneapolis
Chicago
East
Donaldson
Nelson
North Yakima
Franklin County Census Watcher Sees Big Growth Ahead
Joe Tuttle of the Northern Pacific railroad, chief clerk at the North Yakima agency, recalls enumerating Franklin County in 1910 when it counted 487 people and predicts the 1920 census will show about 15,000 residents. The Pasco slogan once mocked now seems prophetic.
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Joe” Tuttle
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Yakima
Mr. Tuttle
Franklin County
Pasco
Franklin
Pasco to White Bluffs Census Costs and Land Value
Mr. Tut tle recalls traveling from Pasco to White Bluffs to conduct a Franklin county census. He notes few households in Kahlotus Connell and limited labor, estimating costs around 40 cents per person and describing vast, affordable land with excellent drainage and water rights.
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Pasco
White Bluffs
Mr. Tuttle
Kahlotus
Connell
Franklin County
Washington
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Foley’s Kidney Remedy Aids Prostate Troubles in Elderly Men
A Dexer Kentucky man reports his father suffered kidney bladder issues and enlarged prostate. Doctors advised surgery, but after using Foley’s Kidney Remedy the first bottle relieved symptoms and the second ended the trouble, per North Yakima Drug Store endorsement.
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Foley
L. J. Morris
Dexter, Ky
North Yakima
Sloan
Prop
TINTON PROSPECT IS ENCOURAGING WATER ACCESS NEXT SPRING
W H Johnson, a landowner, reports certainty of receiving water by April 1 next spring as government engineers complete work on unit one. Upper Tieton ridge area shows active ditch building, cement pipe distribution, trench work, and new telephone lines along the main canal.
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Herald
Unit One
Tieton Ridge
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M. Ratehkowsky
Martin
CGOGE
Mannehoverson
Mkas Wy
Rockers
Gibson Fruit Company
Ben Davis
Spitzenberg
M. N. Pippin Sereeres
Champion Pak
Arkansas
Walbridge
Rome
Dane
Pacpiee
Pippin
Pearmain
Baldwins
Wagner
York Imperial
W. ON. Nelson
Pranklin
Tinton
W. H L. Johnson
Colorado
W. H. Johnson
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