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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
The Spokesman Review lauds the democratic ticket as strong and united. It notes regional balance and prominent, proven candidates for governor lieutenant governor congress attorney general and supreme judges. The piece predicts a successful campaign and favorable odds for the ticket.
Republicans gain little consolation from Maine and Vermont outcomes. They suffered a loss of eighteen to twenty percent, a share that could portend defeat in November. Mark Hanna, at a Houston Club dinner in Chicago, pleads for more party activity and warns of dangers to the party and the administration.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer covers a three column report on the business men's trip to North Yakima noting glowing impressions of the city, country, people and resources and urging locals to realize their blessings.
Congressmen Boutelle of Maine is described as hopelessly insane in an asylum. Republicans in his district renominated him to direct policy and govern and to administer the affairs of the people despite awareness of his condition.
A delegation from Seattle and the city’s business men met to strengthen ties and promote mutual trade interests. The gathering was well organized, with new friendships formed anticipated to benefit both communities and support joint economic activity.
The Tacoma audience enjoyed Beach & Bowers minstrels with a lively company performance. Don Gordon wowed the crowd on the bicycle while the Kenny LaBarre trio impressed with acrobatics. The program ended with Bobby Beach's trained dogs and a parade promotion at Larson's theater.
Almon Baker and Dr. Alva L. See visit Goldendale while See may relocate to North Yakima. Reuben Hickok and Leona Dunham wed at Parker Bottom. Malcolm McLennan reports sixty high bred Cotswold ducks from Ladd stock farm. A minister’s harness was stolen from Anson White’s barn. Mrs. Harry Constantine travels to Seattle to meet her husband from Nome. M Schorn builds a bicycle buggy priced at $200. W C T U meets at Guilland House with program. Russell & Drew’s Quo Vadis at Larson’s Theater draws good turnout but mixed reviews. Grand opening of fall millinery at Mrs. Towne’s on Sept 21-22. Pioneer Lumber signs 100 boxes Yakima Ben Davis apples with Shanghai firm. samples requested for future shipments. Frank W. Dent and Edith Lee Spain wed in Portland. plan Portland home. Dow offers music lessons. studio at Congregational church on selected days.
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