Sherman Opens Campaign in Chicago Address
Sherman campaign swing through Illinois Indiana and Ohio begins with speeches at the Hamilton club in Chicago. Mrs Longworth attends in a box as James Sherman touts continuation of Roosevelt policies and lists farm livestock exhibits and stock shows at the Washington State fair in Yakima county.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Longworth
Cook County
Hamilton Club
James 8
Sherman
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Congressman Longworth
W. A. Smith
Alice Longworth
Rancher Finds Flowing Water On Summit View Land
Robert Stanton, a Summit View district rancher, struck water on his land above the Congdon ditch. After drilling from 60 to 107 feet, he reports about 60 feet of water at 12 gallons per minute, sufficient to irrigate his five acre tract and spur other farmers to begin drilling. Water will be pumped by gasoline engine if needed. The flow appears to be from rock layers rather than seepage.
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Robert Stanton
Summit View
Congdon
Stanton
Fountain Head
Complaint Over Pole Placement by Northwest Light & Water
Citizens protest how poles are being placed in alleys by Northwest Light & Water. M Ford contends a pole on South First street blocks his building corner. City attorney says the decision lies with the city council as the utility doubles pole numbers and alleys risk obstruction.
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Northwest Light & Water Company
M. Ford
South First Street
Strong Showing Across Departments At State Fair
Commissioner Edward Remy struggles to allocate space for exhibits while reporting major progress in the general farm product division during preparations for the state fair.
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Edward Remy
Department of General Farm
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Liver and Stomach Aid
The advertisement touts Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver disorders. It lists active roots, claims non alcoholic composition, and invites orders with a Salve and Pellet remedies, referencing Buffalo NY and Dr. R V Pierce.
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Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
King
Scudder
Coe
Ellingwood
Jorce
Mrs. Okey Seeks Idaho Divorce Custody Cross Suit
In Yakima county superior court Friday Mrs. Sadie M. Okey filed a cross complaint in her husband Jerry F. Okey’s divorce case, charging cruelty and violent temper. She seeks grant of the Idaho decree giving her custody of their ten year old daughter, now with the father in North Yakima, with custody contested as the case proceeds.
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Jerry F. Okey
Sadie M. Okey
Superior Court
Yakima County
North
Yakima
Minnesota
Bell accuses Roosevelt and Hearst of bid for president
Congressman Theodore A. Bell of California opened the Denver campaign with a sharp critique of Theodore Roosevelt and William Randolph Hearst, accusing them of using ward politics to oppose William Jennings Bryan. He denounced Taft Foraker and Haskell, read Taft letters, and proclaimed Roosevelt the star of a farce about a third term.
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United States
Theodore A. Bell
California
Taft
William Randolph Hearst
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Denver
H. J. Snively
Bell
Boston
Mass
Sherman
Joe Cannon
Hearst
Toledo
Ohio
Haskell
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Democratic Party
North Coast Railroad Project Nearing Construction Start
Activity in the right of way department and orders to construction firms have built expectation that the North Coast railroad will begin work soon. On Saturday a firm certainty emerged that actual construction would commence.
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North Coast Railroad Company
Yakima Valley
Kennewick
Granger
North Yakima
Strahorn
Snively
North Coast Railroad
Yakima County
Right of Way
Congressman Bell Praises Yakima Area Development
The passage notes Congressman Bell’s remarks on pet measures and child labor, urging protection from corporate influence over partisanship. He left for Spokane on No. 2 to speak, was hosted by local Democrats, and toured Yakima, impressed by its growth.
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Congress
Congressman Bell
Spokane
Yakima
Seattle Chamber Visitors Tour North Yakima Business Hub
Over 100 members of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce arrived in North Yakima on a special train and were welcomed by Yakima business leaders. The party toured Nob Hill and praised North Yakima’s growth including paved streets and new streetcar lines while noting plans for a Yakima fruit exhibit for next year’s Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Senator Piles and Congressman Humphrey joined the trip. A. M. Springer fell ill and was taken to Prosser hospital with Hart trouble.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
North Yakima
Washington
Yakima
C. B. Yandell
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Piles
Humphrey
Nob Hill
Jones
North
A. M. Springer
Paseo
Prosser
Hart
Great Lawyer William Laird Hill Visits Yakima for $20 Suit
Portland lawyer William Laird Hill, famed for compiling Washington and Oregon codes, traveled to North Yakima to assist in a $20 case over time checks. The suit, McLaughlin versus Russell Land Co., raises broader legal questions and may go to the Washington Supreme Court. Judge Preble saw a brief submission. Cull Luse & Davis represent Russell Land Co.
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William Laird Hill
Portland
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
North
Yakima
Supreme Court of Washington
Judge Preble
McLaughlin
Russell Land Company
Preble
Cull, Luse & Davis
Schott Announces Candidacy for Mayor in City Primary
Henry H. Schott, a leading local businessman, announced his mayoral bid on Saturday and filed for the primaries on the Business Men's ticket to face L. O. Janeck. Frank J. Allen also filed for city attorney, joining four others in the race.
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Henry H. Schott
Brooker
L. O. Janeck
Frank J. Allen
I. B. Turnell
Fifth Ward
J. C. Brooker
C. R. Donovan
John H. Lynch
Hugo F. Luhman
Clayton E. Udell
Wood Liver Medicine Promises Quick Malaria Relief
Liquid medicine advertised to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder and ease malaria chills fever billiousness sick headache and constipation. A $1 bottle holds 2% more than the 50cc size and first dose is claimed to bring relief. West Side Druggist C. W. C. p. is listed.
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West Side
Supreme Court sustains anti cigarette law in Washington
The Washington supreme court upheld the constitution of the last session’s anti cigarette law, reversing Spokane County Superior Court Judge Sullivan. In State v Winsor the defense argued the title failed to bar out of state sales, a key inter state commerce issue.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Spokane County
Sullivan
Winsor
Washington
Burglar Thwarted by Seattles Quick Thinking Woman
In Seattle a burglar entered the home of BE. D. Karr on a Friday afternoon while the family was away. Mrs. Mary Kerr across the street seized the intruder by his coat tails as he fled through the kitchen, but the thief slipped free after scratching her hands. W. H. Ade of the Northern Pacific was in the city on Friday, staying in Spokane.
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Seattle
BE. D. Karr
Sixeteenth Avenue
Mary Kerr
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