Growth evidence and diverse notes in Oregon and Washington
Reported steady growth across industries in Oregon with new courthouse plans for Lane County and a favorable grain outlook in Klamath County. Army of local updates include Elks clambake plans at Newport, rail and telegraph developments, crop and cattle activity, and tariff concerns affecting buyers and sellers in the region.
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Klamath County
Albany Lodge of Elks
Newport
Pendleton
Hood River
Walla Walla
Dalles
Times-Mountaineer
Congress
Bandon Recorder
Astoria
Hallock
Phil Metschan
Linn County
Linn
F. H. Andrews
Kellogg
Douglas County
Battle of the Little Bighorn remembered in new reminiscence
Dr. TR Porter of St Louis recounts Custer's doomed campaign from May 17 1876 to June 2 1876 describing Terry and Gibbon plans and the night march toward the killing ground. Porter, only surviving surgeon with Custer's regiment, offers a new perspective on the famed clash and its misstatements.
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Taddan Woithe
Big Horn
Geseiral Theeange A. Custer
Chefs
Gall
Sitting Bull
Globe-Democrat
Poeta
Custer
Mag. Reno
TR. Porter
St. Louis
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Terry
Gibbon
Powder River
Night Battle on the River Trail
The excerpt depicts a rider recounting a brutal clash with 3,000 Native Americans while only 300 troops hold a defensive line. After fording a river and forming a skirmish, the column faces a fierce assault as attackers close in, forcing a desperate night defense with improvised rifle pits and wounded soldiers.
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Sowire
Reno
Benteen
McDougal
Colonel Benteen
Ag Budian
Fragmented OCR Narrative of Civil War Dispatches
A garbled OCR passage recounts military actions and personnel with names such as Colonel Smith and Colonel Lounsberry. It mentions efforts near a landing, a Tribune editor, and a telegraph operator who remained at the key for twenty two hours sending messages. The text reflects historical reporting fluidity and disjointed fragments.
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Pteera
Smith Terry
Sentoa
Tete Kraus
Whaiarek
Daly
Marck
Bert Lincoln
Niles
Howe
Smith
Aysel
Lounsberry
The
Tribune
JM. Carrahan
Naval Tank Tested in Washington Yard for Ship Model Trials
A new naval experiment tank at the Washington yard will test model ships up to 20 feet long in a 435 by 43 feet water space, with an 18 foot depth and a moving carriage to measure towing resistance. Models will vary in size from ten to twenty feet to study wave motion and resistance.
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Washington Yard
Aize
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