P. S. Sturgis Dead Pendleton Banker Dies at Home
SAM P STURGIS died at his Pendleton home Tuesday night after a illness. Born in Missouri he moved to the Pacific Coast in 1871 and rose from clerk to cashier of the First National Bank. He married Mira Hartman in 1881 and left three children William James Cyrus, with parents in Walla Walla. He was active in fraternal circles and a longtime banker.
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Norval Bradley
James Carlson
Dry Hollow
Walter Scott
Weston Moat
Baker City
Pendleton
V. W. H. Sherrod
U. B. Church
Weston
R. M. O'Brien
O'Brien
Parchawars
Stump
Nathan Pierce
Doug. Bailey
J.J. Balleray
Portand
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Bingham
W. P. Sturgis
A. 8. LeGrow
Sturgis
Reese & Saling
First National Bank
Mira Hartman
George A. Hartman
William P. Sturgis
Faribault
Minn
James H
Cyrus Sturgis
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LeGrow
A Unique Society at Milton Club Explores Diverse Beliefs
Milton Hagle reports on the Arena Club north of Milton where members with varied religious political and social views meet in harmony. The evenings feature music by the Happy Flat orchestra led by George Cully and a program of readings and recitations from diverse speakers. A Milton school meeting later voted a six mill tax.
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Kilkenny Care
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Silver
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L. A. Wilson
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SL. Dunslap
Dan
Ridenour
A New Kind of Glass and Parliament Ladies Rights
A New Kind of Glass uses a cooling glass experiment to explain compression and tension in vessels and mentions durable glass for boiling substances. The second item discusses access for women to the House of Commons galleries, noting past rules and calls for equal rights for ladies to witness proceedings.
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House of Commons
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House of Parliament
New York Advertiser
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Herbert Peas
The Three-Cent Silver Coin Versus The Gold Dollar
A historical note compares the three-cent silver piece and the gold dollar. It explains the three-cent coin’s early utility for postal rates and general circulation, while the gold dollar is criticized as largely useless beyond decorative uses. It cites Maurice Muhleman of the sub treasury on the gold dollar’s discardable status. The piece links the three-cent coin’s popularity to its practical purpose and contrasts it with later nickel coins.
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United States
New York Herald
Sub-Treasury
Maurice Muhleman
Diamonds and gold in ancient values and modern craft
The article contrasts antiquated reverence for gold and silver with the idea that money’s power fades. It then extols diamonds, describing their rough form, the precision required to cut them, and the distinct qualities of Indian and Brazilian stones. It ends with a brief portrait of Senator Harris’s modest summer lunch habits.
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William Penn, Jr
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