Oregon Weather and Court Tales Inland News Brief
Telegraph notes Czolgocz meals and a weather clerk promises fall sun. Court of inquiry reports rival government audits. Florida coroner’s jury finds death by heart failure in mob victim. Alaska Salmon River claims yield $820 and $1,660 in two melds on July 25. Charley Shang restaurant partners with Gene. Rabbi Bories dies in Portland at eighty one after long service. Santa Fe railroad aids drought farmers by cheap corn shipments to sustain stock.
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Florida
Santa Fe Railroad
Kangas
Wells and prune dryer described near North Yakima
In the Moxie district near North Yakima Washington at least twenty five artesian wells flow to the surface with water at seventy degrees used mainly for irrigation. Surface flow occurs at about twelve hundred feet depth. Some wells irrigate sixty to eighty acres. The largest prune dryer west of Corvallis is claimed to be the largest in the world with a capacity near a car load daily and runs about thirty days if weather allows. Ten tunnels thirty feet long require fifteen thousand feet of heating pipe. Little fruit cars move through tunnels to dry the fruit. Output this year is forecast at fifteen thousand to thirty thousand dollars signaling strong business for the company.
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Moxie
North Yakima
Washington
Corvallis
Opposition to speech limits as cure for anarchy
Bryan objects to imposing limits on free speech to curb anarchy. He questions who should determine what is incendiary or treasonable and who may fix any limit they could impose, expressing skepticism about empowered authorities setting bounds.
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Bryan
Bryan denounces restriction as greater than freedom
Bryan argues that restrictions are worse than liberty and that McKinley’s death cannot be linked to criticisms. He says the war is against anarchy, not free speech, and that anarchy is a foreign product thriving where speech and press are least free.
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Bryan
McKinley
Lum Davie’s Uproar Over Wives and Moonshine
The Pacific Miner reports Lum Davie a Snake River ranchman near Huntington caused a stir. He courted a squaw then married a Chinese woman mother of two, brewed prune moonshine, and is jailed. Uncle Samuel may soon intervene.
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Lum Davie
Snake River
Huntington
Lum
River Snake
Samuel
British Troops in South Africa Report Scattered Boers Evade Pursuit
Troops in South Africa say no clear enemy to fight as Boers remain dispersed in small commands. The vast distances and intimate knowledge of the land hinder pursuit, with fighters among their own people making capture difficult.
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South Africa
Baker City Man Scalded by Falling Safe Incident
A Baker City man narrowly escaped serious injury when a 2500 pound safe, moved into his building, toppled toward him. He bent to check the track and the safe swung, crashing through the wall latch and leaving him momentarily trapped but unharmed.
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Baker City
Loop at Santiago Sparks Debate Over Courage and Strategy
The newspaper notes a celebrated loop by the Brooklyn at Santiago as dispatches spread. Schley calls it a temporary turning of the flagship from the enemy while Sampson condemns it as cowardice. Schley defends it as rational precaution amid the ongoing naval engagement details.
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Brooklyn
Santiago
Dispatches
Schley
Sampson
Irony of fate noted in a Pennsylvania death
A Brooklyn bookbinder died in 1893 leaving forty thousand dollars. Executors, unable to locate an heir, recently learned a distant relative, a woman, died in a Pennsylvania poor house last November. The discovery could have saved the man from a pauper's grave.
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Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
New York
Public accounts ledger shows varied district and pauper expenses
The document itemizes supervisor districts J F Miller G W Hawley and others, pauper supplies for E James and E Cain, witness fees for state, justice and constable fees, printing and examiners costs, tax rebate and courthouse lawn work, sheriff salaries, ferry operations, light and fuel, stationery and printing charges, deputy clerks and school superintendent salaries, and miscellaneous disbursements including Boys and Girls Aid transport and stamp expenses.
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Miller
Hawley
Jacob Newsbaum
Gietrich
Templeman
P L Bristow
E James
Williams & Parvin Emelies
Cain
Win- Coon
Powell
Sanders
Starr
Taylor
Buseell
pTee
Mahan
Peendapetsiam Ainda Ee Witness Ecovant— Elmer Lieb
Gill
Eessien
Mary Gill
Goed Sc Eerseisisats
Merketwes
J M Oliver
J H Miller
Sidney Scott
Ferry
Boochg
Nettie Kreas
Vina Lemley
Iosane
L Cheshire
John W Smith
W Brown
Seth Simmons
Eile
Beck Et al
Danbee
HBR
Kincaid
Patterson
Withers Genty
Withers Board
Fred Fisk
Harry L Bown
JH Miller
Loomiaie County
Collier County
Hill County
Vaughan
Eaton
Finn Caves
Hendricks’ Ferry
Estevastase Estesarsaeea
Bowen
Lowell Ferry
Aden
Jasper Ferry
Raxeen
BC Vaughee
Eugene Electric Light Co
Schwarzschild
Oregon State Journal
Gilstrap Broa
Irwin Hodson Co
Lee County
F L Gibbs
Baiaty
Roy Knox
Qeibes
Miller County
Barton County
Wilson
Edwards County
W M Sherman
John M Williams
Stella Bogart
Boys and Girls Aid Society
IV Iia
Aires
U Lee Stampe
Pacific States Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co Services
J G VanOredel
Western Union Teer Co
West Bros
Guaraptee and Loan Co
Atwood Medical Services
Oscar Brewster
Night Alarm Used By Mrs Snider For Child Croup Cure
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recounts a night when her brother's baby nearly strangled from croup before a doctor arrived. Dr King’s New Discovery provided quick relief and a lasting cure. The family keeps it for croup and whooping cough, praising its effect on chronic bronchial issues. Available 50 cents to one dollar. trial bottles free at W L DeLano's drug store.
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Croup
Mra J C Snider
Crittenden
DeLano
Tarraway’s Choir Fund Drama Ends in Debt and Strife
Mr James Ashton Tarraway organizes a choir fund entertainment with the Parkinson and Maxwell Smith families. Disputes over play choice lead to veto battles, reshuffled roles, and Tarraway losing steering power. The staged event yields a £6 2s 7d deficit, with the vicar and George agreeing Tarraway should have shown more energy.
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James Ashton Tarraway
Parkinsons
Maxwell Smiths
George
Tarraway
Romeo
Montague
J. Ashton
Arraway
Juliet
Jaughter of
Capulet
Agnes L’arkinson
Agnes
Parkinson Girls
Alliance
Mr. Tarraway
Shakespeare
Miss Parkinson
Theorge
Agnes Parkinson
Electric Bitters Restores Man After Kidney Ills
A man in Iowa suffered a severe attack that left his back sore and unable to bend without pain. After using Electric Bitters, he reports a remarkable improvement, claiming renewed health and vitality. Only 50 cents at W L DeLano's drug store.
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Erokne
Towa
DeLano
Noti Valley land near Eugene features timber and springs
Land description offers 0 acre parcel 15 miles west of Eugene in Noti valley. Partly improved with springs and timber. Near a school. Priced at 275 cash or 325 on easy terms. Address H F Laxcenour Kiowa Colorado.
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Eugene
Noti Valley
Oats Stored and Market Price Rises at Warehouse
Oats stored at Eu gene warehouse sold under higher market price as buyers report stronger demand. The new rate draws attention from local merchants and farmers evaluating storage costs versus immediate sales.
Oats Stored at Eu gene Warehouse at High Market Price
Oats stored at the Eu gene warehouse are reported to fetch the highest market price. The note mentions oats being stored and bought at the facility, labeled as 8H FRIENDLY in the record.
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Eugene
H Friendly
Who's Your Tailor Ed V Price & Company Chicago
Ed V Price & Company located in Chicago operates a tailoring shop with an upstairs room 7 adjoining Lane County Bank and JM Hows in Kent offering custom garments and alterations.
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Ed V Price & Company, of
Chicago
Lane County Bank
Goats for Sale and Cordage Wanted in Evghne
Goats for sale: twenty five goats, about five years old. Wanted: 500 cords of te mi vk bark at ten dollars per cord. Inquiries directed to W W Haines & Co and M St er Hens in Evgne.
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M Ster Hens, Evgne
Unsold Agricultural Ad Copy for Local Farm Goods
An Essex catalog style note advertising seed sale feed oats and baled hay for a local farm. Mentions Bono and Son of Irving as sellers or partners, with concise pricing or terms implied by the terse listing.
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Bono & Son
Irving, Or
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