Gans Wins After Foul Ends Fight With Nelson
In Goldfield Nevada Battling Nelson fouled Joe Gans in the forty second round of a long bout. Referee Siler ruled a foul and awarded the victory to Gans as Nelson used rough tactics throughout the match. Gans showed skill and endurance despite breaking his right hand in round thirty three. Attendance nears five thousand with Gans the crowd favorite.
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Goldfield
Nelson
Joe Gans
Gans
Siler
Associated Press
Billy Nolan
Nel ' Iship
Nelf
Yilivan
Ships 1393 Tons of Fruit Shipped From North Yakima
During August 109 straight carloads of fruit were shipped from North Yakima weighing 2 786 579 pounds or 1393 tons. This is about 200 tons more than last August. The fruit, mainly peaches pears prunes and apples, went to all parts of the country including Winnipeg Calgary New York Cincinnati Kansas City Deadwood Minneapolis and St Paul.
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North Yakima
Winnipeg
Calgary
New York
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Deadwood
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Fraser Club Accepts Irrigation Conference Invitation
James N. Fraser president of the Commercial club North Yakima accepts the Yakima Commercial club invitation to a September 12 conference at North Yakima to discuss irrigation legislation. Commissioner E W Ross confirms willingness to cooperate for betterment of the Yakima valley.
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Fraser
Commercial Club
Olympia
Wash
James N. Fraser
Pres. Commerciallub
North Yakima
Yakima Commercial Club
Yakima Valley
E. W. Ross
Plant Giant Orchard Contract In White Bluffs Area
Paul Kruger secures a contract from John R. Richter to plant 100 acres in White Bluffs with 3000 Bartlett pears 2000 Elberta peaches and 2000 apples Winesaps and Jonathans. Richter will arrive next spring to set out the orchard amid a predicted Bartlett tree shortage this fall.
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Paul Kruger
John R. Richter
White Bluffs
Mr. Richter
Wilson demands truthful labels on meat products
Secretary Wilson told forty packing house representatives that future interstate shipments must bear nondeceptive, specific labels. The ultimatum aims to ensure public clarity about meat product contents.
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Washington
Wilson
Peasant Uprising Talk in Volga Province
Dispatches from Saratov report Volga province peasants discussing an uprising soon. They reportedly demand redistribution of all land and nothing less will satisfy them.
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ST. Petersburg
Saratov
Volga Province
Stirring Testimonials for Pacific Live Stock Association
A collection of endorsements from ranchers and businesses across the Pacific Northwest praising the Pacific Live Stock Association for prompt claim settlements. Notable names include A Ruby of Pendleton, Harry Green of Spokane, W A Peters of Seattle, and J A Seaman of Lind, with several payments cited from 1905 to 1906 for insured stallions and horses.
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Olympia
Washington
Pacific Livestock Association of
Spokane
Insurance Department of Washington
Livestock Insurance Association
State of Washington
Pendleton
Ore
Pacific Lee Stock Association
Wash
Partisan
A. Ruby
Ruby
Pacific Coast
Pacific Live Stock Association
W. M. Hunter
John Considine
Harry Green
Wenatchee
Eagle Livery & Transfer Co., Inc
J. A. Seaman
Treas. Lind
C. W. Vroom
Oregon
W. Jewett
THE
Pendleton Savings Bank
T. J. Morris
W. P
Yakima Tigers Triumph Over Red Coats In Low-Scoring Win
Yakima defeated Prosser 5 to 2 as Nelson allowed six hits and twelve strikeouts. O Rourke flashed solid fielding while Gains Buckled under pressure and Goins was ruled out on a key play at third base. In extra context, Prosser won 4 to 1 in an eleven-inning rematch.
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North Yakima
Prosser
Goins
Red Coats
Railsback
Gains
Nelson
Paddy
Shaw
Hart
O’ Rourke
Yakima
Kruse
Rallsback
Tech
Moffitt
Miller
Corker
Halm
Pullman College
Meekers Bad Luck On Long Prairie Trek To Indianapolis
Ezra Meeker, 76, still wheels a prairie schooner from Puyallup toward Indianapolis. At Kearney Nebraska he lost a ox Twist and now travels with one ox and a cow. He notes nineteen monuments along the old Oregon trail and recounts tracing 1836 miles since 1852 at Council Bluffs to Puget Sound.
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Puyallup
Ezra Meeker
Indianapolis
Plains
Kearney
Neb
Meeker
Mellor
Nebraska State Fair Board
Oregon Trail
Oregon
Missouri
Council Bluffs
Platte and
Sweetwater
Rocky Mountains
Puget Sound
Cannery Seeks 200 Workers as Fruit Piles Up
Weber-Russell cannery appeals for women and girls to join a labor shortfall. The plant can triple output but lacks prep labor. workers are promised good pay and flexible hiring, with Mr. Weber stressing quick skill gains and high wages.
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Weber-Russell Cannery
Weber
California
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Battler
Becuse
Sullivan
Nolan
Ross Coming
Office OF
Department OF Insurance
Sam H. Nichols
J. H. Schively
Bradstreet, Dunn, and Old National Bank
Spokane, Wash
Peters & Powell
Dexter Horton
Seattle
Pacific Live Stock A
Sunabana
Cpybamt
VV Gil
Prince
W. A. Peters
W. N. Kennedy
W. J. Furnish
J. A. Borie
J. W. Maloney
Asst
Calhoun & Webb
Calhoun & Webb International Contract Company
C. E. Fowler
South 2Nd Street
Roma Bldg
North
Yakima Tigers
Fin
Ally
Steele
Kohls
Reed
Wilgus
Harmon
Ballestro
O'Rourke
C Wseesseeerer
Gamble
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