Death of a Great Man Marks Nation in Mourning
Last week the nation anticipated a recovery of the president yet the assassination cut short the rejoicing. On Saturday morning President McKinley died, altering jubilation into mourning as citizens from all walks place flowers and tears on his bier in sorrow for a great and good man.
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Heratd
McKinley
Call to Banish Anarchy Prompt Congress Action
The piece urges immediate congressional action to suppress anarchists. It cites Ira M. Krutz proposing harsh measures and a constitutional petition urging swift enactment. The tone seeks nationwide mobilization to criminalize anarchist acts and deter violence against officials.
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Congress
Yakima Farmer Sees Favorable Crop Yields and Prices
A Yakima farmer reports strong crops and rising prices this year. He warns growers to save money for tough times, asserting favorable conditions and market trends reduce risk for now.
Hand Book of Washington Offered by Seattle Bulletin
The Hand Book of Washington, an encyclopedia-like volume, is advertised by the Seattle Daily Bulletin. It covers nearly every city town county organization and major geographic features and mining data. It costs 50 cents.
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Washington
Seattle Daily Bulletin
Quaker Doctors Win Out in Habeas Corpus Case
Judge Hanford at Spokane heard the case of the Quaker doctors against North Yakima. The writ of habeas corpus favored Walton and the city ordinance was ruled void. The judge ordered costs and allowed amendment to the injunction case.
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North Yakima
Hanford
Spokane
Walton
Fechter
Quaker Doctors Fight City Ordinances in Court
Report details Judge Hanford nullifying parts of the city ordinance while the Quaker doctors seek licenses and plan further legal challenges. City Attorney Snyder describes the current status, with injunctions dissolved and arrests possible under remaining sections. Protests continue as doctors test pharmacy and show license laws.
Death of Dr Gordon's Wife in Local Hospital
Mrs. Gordon wife of Dr Ralph N Gordon died at St Elizabeth hospital at noon Sunday September 15 1901 from typhoid fever aged 29. She came to the city four months ago as a bride and was married May 16 1901 in Abilene Kansas. Remains taken to Cincinnati for interment at Spingrove cemetery.
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Ralph N. Gorden
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Gordon
Dr. Gorden
Abilene
Kansas
Natchez Avenue
Wilber Taylor
Pearl
Amick
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Gordon
Prosser
Mabton
Death of Mrs Lucy A Plumb in Wisconsin
Mrs Lucy A Plumb wife of Prof F H Plumb principal of Central school North Yakima died in Appleton Wisconsin on September 13 1901 from typhoid fever aged about 43. She had left July 21 to visit her mother Mrs Mary Gillett and fell ill four weeks later. Funeral held in Gillett. She leaves a husband six children five daughters and one son. Mr Plumb will return with a sister to stay briefly with the family.
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F. H. Plumb
Central School of
North Yakima
Appleton
Wis
Plumb
Gillett
Mary Gillett
Funeral of 14 year old Hart in Seattle
Fred R. Hart died at St Elizabeth hospital Sunday at noon September 15 1901 from typhoid fever aged 14 years 3 months 3 days He had been ill seven weeks and was recovering when a relapse occurred He was a student at Yakima High School and brother of Wm M Hart of I H Dills Co s store He came from Portland four months ago with his brother and sister Ada for Ada s health The remains were shipped to Portland for interment The death is noted as a loss by many young friends and described as a sweet disposition and bright mind
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wm. M. Hart
I. H. Dills & Co
Yakima
Portland
Ada
Child of A J Smith Dies in Yakima City
The six month old child of A J Smith of the reservation died at Yakima City on Tuesday morning September 17 1901.
Wonder opens new jackets and ranges sale lineup
Local shop announces new stock including McConnell 36-tf jackets and raglans plus steel ranges for wood or coal with high- closet complete. Also advertising vacuum fruit jars and prices around $26 at nearby Kleis & Sine ma's.
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McConnell
Kleis & Sinema’s
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Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley, Publishers
United States
Ira M. Krutz
Free
Grocer
Vestal Snyder
Whitson
Yakima County
Anna Merwin
Schott’s Department Store
Pioneer Lumber Co
Pearl T. Gorden
Lucy A. Plumb
Fred R. Hart
Raglans
Wonder
Chicagd Dry Goods Co
Clegg Block
Irene Mercantile Co
Yakima Avenue
First Street
McConnell’s
Grove
Royal Worcester
Coffin Bros
North Yakima and Vicinity
L. B. Rinehart