Interstate Commerce Commission rate regulation proposal
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission urges Congress to delegate authority to determine and set reasonable rates replacing present ones. The report supports limits on refrigeration and freight charges, power to fix terminal and private car fees, and notes rebates have resumed with unjust preferences undermining law.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Complesion
Congress
Josey
Watberly
Supreme Court
Christmas Masked Dance at Crow Hell Hall Dec 2
A masked dance is planned at Crow Hell Hall on Christmas night December 2. Heeryoory invites attendees and tickets are available.
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Crow Hell
Heeryoory
Dood
Money turmoil at Mutual Life as resignations loom
The Mutual Life Insurance Co announces Ryan’s expulsion from the board and Harriman’s elevation to the directorate. Peabody’s presidency may end soon as a forced transition faces expulsion. An Albany inquiry into the State Insurance department methods is anticipated. McCall gets 16 days to return 250000. McCurdy faces mental collapse amid the probe. Europe trip planned for December 28 as the subject contemplates permanent relocation with belongings ready for sale.
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New York
Ryan
Mutual Life Leurance Co
Hie
Harriman
Peabody
Jong
Albany
State
McCall
Hamilton
McCurdy
Europe
Free dolls and pictures at Hull's Drug Store
Readable notice states beautiful dolls and pictures are given away free at Hull's Drug Store on East Eighth Street. Mentions a seed for a doll certificate if none exists and includes an unclear call to action about reliable work and prices, attributed to the guard office.
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Hull
East Eighth Street
Wtf
Global Briefs from Wis to Washington D C
A montage of terse dispatches notes Gov Lafollette in Wisconsin plans a fourth term after blocked bills, Panama Canal bond rights, naval hazing probes, and pending Supreme Court nominations. Reports from Des Moines Salem Vancouver and Washington cover fires, rail bridge hopes, federal building funding, treaty ratifications, and a mutinous border flare.
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Washington
Senate
Panama Canal
United States
Loud
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navals Academy
Supreme Court
Fulton
House
Portland-Seattle
Columbia
Vancouver
Teiow
Haker City
Salem
Embezzlement Sentence Shocks Manila Major in 6 Years
Manila reports that H. HK. Malford, former major of the 38th Infantry, was sentenced to six years in prison for embezzling foods of the American Hawk. An appeal has been filed to the supreme court.
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Manila
H. HK. Malford
38Th Infantry
Supreme Court
Road washed out near Kiebardeon place impedes traffic
A portion of the Staslaw river road four miles west of ogene has washed away after two weeks of heavy weather. Vehicles cannot pass the site and passengers and mail have been diverted. Repairs are expected soon to reopen the route.
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Kiebardeon Place
Ogene
Staslaw
Preacher Run Out of Town in Robberville California
Eureka California December 13 An evangelist named Ryan from Salem Oregon held revivals in the Methodist church in Robberville. A town committee gave him an hour to leave. after he returned to the town he was escorted to Palmer Gulch bridge and ordered to depart. He disappeared. He claimed interest in a school near Salem Oregon for religious training and had persuaded several local young women to attend. Parents' reactions varied.
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Eureka
Cal
Ryan
Salem
Oregon
Robverville
Methodiet
Citiz Ne
Bilonging
Palmer Gulch Bridge
Selen
Attempts to Wreck Trains Near Hornbrook
Three crude devices were found on rails near Hornbrook Oregon this week. A brake shoe and two iron pieces were wired to the rails and removed before a passenger train passed. A pile of ties and a broken stopcock were later reported on the same line.
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Ashland, Or
Hornbrook
J. W. Kinhear
G.W Meliowell
Personal notes from Thoreday’s Daily Guard Mre
Whitson went to Portland today and E Alley of Hoseburg visited Maweue. Ethel Gore returned to Harrisburg this afternoon and Lereo Evang visited Harrisburg. P Burton arrived on site from Cottage Grove. Moorhead of Junction visits Frazer. Elizabeth Brent ill while at Eugene steam laundry. Dr Cheshire recovering from illness. Ward family returned to Texas. Warren Nemtyre and wife arrived from McMainville to visit Mrs Kelly. Alice Rommel of Yreka visiting her sister Mrs Calloway went to Fogene with Gladys Calloway.
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Eugene Steam Laundry
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H Kelly
Koeeburg Review
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Cottage Grove
People Movements and Visits Reported in Eugene Area
A jumble of short notes records various movements in and around Eugene today. Names include A. BR. Black heading north and H. McCleury traveling to Portland for Sunday, with arrivals from Marcel and Bohemia and visits by residents to Cottage Grove and Haleey.
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Jobo Frost
Marcel
Eugene
The Swelling Toad Natural History Oddity Along Atlantic Coast
A semiaquatic toadlike creature, bufomachalatus, is described as a rare Atlantic coast oddity from New York to Jacksonville, most common in Virginia to North Carolina. It swells to football size when irritated, with white, spiny bellies and a helpless posture when flipped onto its back, unable to expel air.
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Batrachia
United States
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Jacksonville
Pla
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolan
Jimson
Perseus
Women More Civilized Than Men in Reader Debate
An article surveys opinions on gender differences, citing This Writer and Mr Eliia on civility and taste. It notes women’s alleged superior tactile sense and civility, while men are praised for strength, speed, and physical stamina. The piece weighs moral and physical traits, concluding women are more civilized overall.
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Havelock
MelWy
Eliia
Mr. Bills
Dartmouth and Dartmouths Place in Early U S History
A Portland Gazette 1817 note alludes to Dartmouth College amid New Hampshire efforts to seize charter rights for a new state university. The Supreme Court case, aided by Daniel Webster, upheld the original charter and condemned partisan seizure. The issue is framed with satirical lines on student culture.
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Portland Gazette
Dartmouth University
Dartmouth College
New Hampelre
Pew University
United State Supreme Court
Dantel Webster
Gazette
Deity Roles in Chinese Worship Cited in Report
A description outlines a Chinese religious framework with gods for dawn and night eye opening and cloning, plus deities governing rising standing walking running crowing swarming spitting chewing swallowing sneezing coughing choking. It mentions gods presiding over birth and death ceremonies and a phrase about “sticks up Gla plata.”
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Gala
Noisy sermon warns of a lone hat among churchgoers
An old black preacher at a Springs church proclaims that all hats in the congregation except one are unseen by the Lord, who passes over that hat to aid his cause and save the soul of its wearer. The Kans City Journal reports the remark as a colorful sermon moment.
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Are Springs
Kanaas City
A Dog's Life Ends on the Boarder Holiday
A fragment from the Columbua Dispatch describes a sentimental border life with lines about pity for the caller and an exchange about a dog’s life. The cheerful group notes the dog moves from one bark to another in a humorous reflection.
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Columbua Dispatch
Has Your Music Teacher A Delicate Touch Exquisitely Priced
A New York Times snippet notes a music teacher offering lessons at ten dollars each. The remark highlights the refined approach and cost of private instruction, with emphasis on craftsmanship and value in musical coaching.
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New York Times
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