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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
6
Local Visitors And Residents Depart For Various Cities
Forrest Fletcher of Selah was in town on business at the Sound yesterday. E. C. Burlingame of Walla Walla is stopping at the Pacific hotel. Mrs. C. Furry of Sunnyside returned home after visiting Mrs. J. F. Wood. E. E. Schooley of Tacoma registered at the Pacific hotel. Mrs. Ira P. Englehart and children left for Chicago and Boston to attend school. Mrs. Hen of the Acme cafe left for Seattle. J. M. King of Tacoma is a Pacific hotel guest. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Reyes departed for Seattle to make their future home. Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Burlingame
Walla Walla
Pacific Hotel
C. Furry
Sunnyside
J. F. Wood
E. E. Schooley
Tacoma
Pacific
Ira P. Englehart
Chicago
Boston
Hen
Acme Cafe
Seattle
J. M. King of
C. I. Reyes
Lost horses reported near Klickitat River homestead
W. W. Hiatt of Sunnyside offers a 25 dollar reward for the return of two horses stolen from his homestead near the Klickitat River. One sorrel horse, about 1300 pounds with white legs and face mark, and one dark brown horse about 1100 pounds with a damaged left fore foot, both wearing halters and shod in front. Also an advertisement for dairy cows and a portable engine at Columbia Dairy, Paseo, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klickitat River
W. W. Hiatt
Sunnyside
Columbia Dairy
Paseo
Wash
Notice of Local Improvement District Assessments
The assessment roll for Local Improvement District No. 105 in North Yakima Washington is certified for collection. Taxes unpaid within thirty days from September 4 1907 will become delinquent and be collected as provided by law. Also notices for District No. 113 and Ordinance No. 562 affecting the North Yakima fire department are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Fire department created for North Yakima Washington
Ordinance establishes a fire department with a chief and up to ten firemen plus a ten-man reserve force paid two dollars per fire attended. Reserve members serve at the chief's discretion and may be expanded by the city council. Section details repeal conflicting ordinances and set take effect time. Foreclosure summons linked to tax lien cases and delinquent certificates in Yakima County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Cty Council
City of
Aach
O. A. Fechter
State of Washington
Yakima County
Susie Elizabeth Cameron
Harry J. Thomas
J. HH. Thomas
J. H. Thomas
Naintiff
Yakima
Shannon
Yakima City
Toad Alenll
Estes
Superior Court of
Snyder & Luse
P.O
PRE COOLING FRUIT SHIPMENTS
The article explains that pre cooling fruit shipments curbs decay during long rail transport. By exhausting warm air from cars and replacing it with cold air from ice cooled systems, fruit can reach a stable temperature in two to three hours, reducing spoilage en route to eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncessary
San Francisco Chronicle
Cooling Cars Prove Fruit Shipping Profitable
The new refrigerating cars cut crate losses and improve fruit quality. Costs stay low at two to three cents per crate, with cooling plants installed at major shipping points. If shipments are small, cars cool at the journey’s first station, promising widespread adoption in two to three years.
Japan Treaty 9 in Prospect Hinted by Vancouver Incident
Washington officials say a strict America Japan exclusion treaty may be within reach, aided by the Vancouver mobbing of Japanese. The incident is seen as pressuring Tokyo to recognize the right to restrict immigration not only in the United States but also in British Columbia and other colonies. If Britain signs, the path to a US treaty is accelerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Japan
Vancouver
United States
Great Britain
British Columbia
British
Crown Prince Divorces Court Ally and Countess Title Change
The crown prince sealed a divorce around the same period. She later assumed the title Countess Montignoso. After King George of Saxony died in late 1904, Frederick August became king and cut off relations with Louise, isolating her people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Montignoso
George of
Saxony
Frederick August
Louise
Rioters Set a School Afire in Ottawa
Japanese Consul in Vancouver reports rioters set a Japanese primary school on fire around 10:30 last night. the building was saved from destruction by the Japanese. The consul contacted Ottawa’s mayor at the police station and urged militia calls when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Nosse
Morakiwa
Vancouver
Wilfred Laurier
Countess of Montignoso to Wed Italian Singer Today
London advices report the divorced wife of the king of Saxony, previously Princess Louise Antoinette of Tuscany, Archduchess of Austria, will marry Signor Tozell in New York. She wed in 1891 to Crown Prince Friedrich August and had six children. Her 1902 elopement with Anton Giron caused a world scandal. Giron later married a Belgian girl. Frances Joseph I then stripped her of Austrian titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich August of
Saxony
Anton Gi
Giron
Frances Joseph
Austria
Ambiguity on Vancouver anti Asiatic riots reaches Britain
London reports no official info from the colonial or foreign offices on anti Asiatic riots in Vancouver. Two long dispatches arrived at the Japanese embassy from Canada but were not shared with the British government. Colonial Office officials expect no Ottawa communication and hope Japan and Canada settle the matter amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonial Office
Foreign Office
Vancouver
Canada
Ottawa
City to Use Chain Gang for Street Cleanup
Chief James Miller orders 15 new rakes and appoints A. S. Kinyon to lead the chain gang as the busiest season approaches. Jail inmates will serve terms on the chain gang to clear downtown streets amid rising drunkenness and conflicts as migrants fill the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Kinyon
Miss Englehart to Enter Mt Ida School in Boston
Miss Vivian Englehart prepares to depart for Boston Mississippi where she will enroll at Mt Ida school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Englehart
Boston
Miss
Mt. Ida
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Forrest Fletcher
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LOANE
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C Dameyer
Alaska Bldg
Peter Bach
Leamingburg
W. E. Ransom
Corcoran
Calif
Superior Court
King County
Addie Callender
Ralph H. Callender
Maree Callender
Alaska Building
Do. R. Donovan
First National Bank
J.C. Brooke
California
Associated Press
Santa Claus
Gentry Bros
General Tom Thumb
Countess Magri
Baron Magri
Dan Patch
Mille Mable
Ginger
Oklahoma
Norman
Prof. Crigler
Petits
Landauers
Exhibition Grounds
New York
of Montignoso
Signor Tozell
Erly
Princess Louise Antoinette of
Tuscany
Archduchess of Austria
Crown
Ron
Europe
Miller
James Miller
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