Portrait of Dan Oakley and Antioch Strike Tensions
Dan Oakley, manager of the Buckhorn and Antioch railroad, faces workers’ strike after wage cuts and a city rally for General Cornish. At Kenyon’s political event Oakley confronts the crowd, while Dr Emory and Const ance Emory observe. Turner Joyce and Ruth Joyce press Oakley on personal matters as art and politics roil Antioch.
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Dan Oakley
Buckhorn and
Antioch
Huckleberry
Oger Oakley
General Cornish
Oakley
Dr. Emory
Constance Emory
Griff Ryder
Antioch Herald
Turner Joyce
Gen. Cornish
Holt
Roger Oakley
Dan
Ryder
Branyon
Emory
Constance
Cornish
Kenyon
Statesman
No. 7
Cap Roberts
Jeb Barrows
Joe Stokes
Bentick
Mr. Stokes
Samuel
Mr. Kenyon
Mr. Ryder
Mr. Bentick
Rink
Opera House
East Lynne
New Magdalen
Tom Robertson
Stokes
Jeb
United States
Herald
Mr. Oakley
Miss Emory
London
England
Sally
Banker Hill
Lexington
Mr. Joyce
Joyce
Ruth
Turner
Mrs. Joyce
Typhoid Fever Declines in Yakima County
Health Officer Dr. Tetreau reports 40 typhoid cases in August 1906 in Yakima County, down from 66 the previous year. City cases largely from contaminated water. rural cases from ditch or well water. Calls for cleaner alleys, manure control, and river disinfection to curb illness. A circular on prevention is available at Dr. Tureau’s Sloan building.
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Yakima
Umite
Yakima Avenue
Tetreau
Herald
Washington Hotel
Chestnut Street
Natchez
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Ore
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