Demand for Lewis and Clark exhibits overwhelms space
Unprecedented demand for exhibit space at the Lewis and Clark exposition has exhausted all arts and foreign exhibits areas in Portland. Hundreds of exhibitors remain unaccommodated as 200,400 square feet could not be supplied without new buildings. Director Henry B. Dosch limits displays to the most interesting and weeds out undesirable exhibitors. Otto Erskin charged with embezzlement, a bookkeeper for A Booth & Co, allegedly used 78 from the firm, with the case continued to Saturday.
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Fpaca
Henry B. Dosch
Otto Erskin
A. Booth & Co
Fish and Oyater Denlera
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Erskin
Pittsburg executive injured in city automobile collision
Scripps Star reports Pittsburgh malleable company president WooH was injured in a collision between an automobile and a trolley in Philadelphia. He was taken to St Agnes hospital in non serious condition. A wealthy merchant Charloa Brine and another unidentified man were also thrown from the auto. Finsmuth is in serious condition and not expected to live.
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Scripps-Stear Press Association
Philadelphia
Wooh
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Momlay
St. Agnes' Hospital
Charloa &. Brinemoth
Dr Pierce Opens Buffalo Laboratories to Public Visit
Readers are invited to tour Dr. R V Pierce’s Buffalo laboratories to see the making of Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. Guides explain the science behind patent medicines and the care given to patients, with testimonials from medical professionals and endorsements by the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Doctor Pierce
Pierce
Congress
Tracd
Ir. Pierce
Worth
Dispersany Medical
Apsocation
Dr. Plerea
Dr. Pierce
Sage
Leo N. Smith
V. Matt Pierce
Benufaction
American Comrades in War Honored by War Correspondents
A tribute to American correspondents and military men enduring the Russo Japanese era battles. Captain Carl Reichmann leads a cohort of reporters and soldiers praised for courage and scientific approach, including Hen Millar, Louis Etzel, and Frank McCormick.
Ghost of White Horse Haunts the Candidate
A sensational city campaign scene unfolds with Alderman Brennan facing a recall vote amid ghostly lore of a white horse haunting the campaign in Leviantown. Voters hear of vote buying, courtroom intrigue, and posters amid a tense race between Brennan and rival candidates.
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White Horse
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Universal Pain Relief
An ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a universal remedy for neuralgia and many pains. It describes nerve pain as the root cause and claims the pills soothe large nerves, with no bad after effects. A testimonial from Fred I. Winglet of Atkinson Nebraska supports their efficacy.
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Miles
Hays
Capaulen
Fred I. Wwinglet
Nat. Bank
Atkinson
How the Earth Can Be Weighed by Meteorological Service
A historical science note explains the earth weighs about six quintillions of tons and outlines methods to determine weight. It describes gravity, plumb lines, and the orbital influence of bodies, noting measurement via attraction and geometry, with references to mountains, surveys, and spectroscopic insights into minerals and meteors.
Mayor sues Peabody and others in western federation case
A complaint filed in a federal court by Charles H. Mayer, leader of the Western Federation of Mine Workers, accuses former Gov. James H. Peabody and other officials of criminal conduct while under marshal law. The document also notes the sale of uptown property tied to Wheatley & Metord and indicates plans to remodel and build storage facilities.
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Acrae Press Association
Denver
Col
Apel
James H. Peabody
Aist
Sherman Well
Bulkioles Wells
United States
Eles Cult Court
Charles H. Mayer
Western Federation of Mine
Stdhun
Mayer
Marthi
Vinmah
Ralston Agencs
Frat Vine Isa
Washington St
Fron Haltwee & Bilzard
Wheatley & Metord
Juan Caet
Alt Lite
Gin
Peter Gramling
Petrie
Restr
Remonstrance Against Rail Expansion on Southern Line
A remonstrance to add two tracks to the Bote railway along the Southernlae was filed with the Heard of Works. Protestors claim the extra track would devalue nearby property and raise street danger, and suggest relocating Grather Belt railway further away.
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Bote
Gnather Belt
Federal grand jury convenes for routine duties
The federal grand jury met Monday for standard duties amid a rumor of a new inquiry into the Standard Oil case. District Attorney Deane dismissed the speculation as baseless, noting any action would come before a special grand jury if warranted. The report carries from Rua dated April 1.
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Bcripps
Atrae Press Association
Topera
Rua
Federal Grand Jury
Deane
Wing
Strike at South Bend Brick-layers and Plasterers Union Rise
South Bend workers struck on Monday demanding higher wages. Brick-layers currently earn 65 cents an hour and plasterers 9 cents, with the union seeking wage increases amid ongoing cost concerns. The dispute involves Scripps-McRae press abbohciation and local labor factions.
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South Bend
Scripps-M'Rre Press
Crass
Fire damages Mant of the Etkine Tanning plant in April
A Denton era item reports a blaze at the Mant of the Etkine Tanning company causing about $20,000 in damage on Monday night. Fireman Preston Russet sustained a broken leg after being struck by a stone cart during the incident.
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Acripps-M'Ras Press Association
Elriss
W. Way
Etkine Tanning Company
Preston Russet
Healy Dead Leader Of Lyon & Healy Firm
J Healy president of the music house Lyon and Healy and a prominent Chicago business leader died Monday after long service. Born in Chicago he helped build the firm over more than a quarter century ending a notable career in the industry. He was active in the Chicago Merchants Association and known for his leadership and civic involvement.
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Healy
Bcripps-M'Rae
Chicago
Music House
Lyon & Healy
Chleags
Notice of license applications in Marion County Indiana
The subscriber notifies citizens of Senter township First ward that he will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the May term 195 for licenses to sell malt and spirituous liquors in quantities up to five gallons with consumption on premises. The location is a one and one half story frame dining room at the northeast corner of Seventeenth Street and the L. E. & W. railroad, tied to No. 2 Indiana Avenue. Also notice for Gottlieb Hubee to apply for a pool table and restaurant privileges in a different room on the east side of Indiana Avenue, in a two story building corner of Seventeenth Street.
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Board of Commissioners
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Aquara
Ga.letcher's
Iron
Addiion
Indianagalis
Center
Marion County
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Center Township
Board of
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Peounty
Stare of
Devak
Tadianapolia
Indiena Ave
Reneaur
Notice of liquor license application in Sixth Ward
Citizens and voters of Sixth ward in Conter wyaushia are notified that Charles Wanz seeks to apply to the Board of Varmussingers of Micon county for a license to sell malt, vinous and intoxicating liquors in specified quantities at a business address east of Indiannacre. The notice includes location details near the brick building on a city block in Marion county and references ward 6T.
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Wyaushia
Micon
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Indiannacre
Marion County
Bantana
Lidhanieaye
Noel Lame
Samme
Charles Wan
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