Oregon Ends Range Feuds Between Sheepmen and Cowboys
Special to The Sun from Portland reports eastern Oregon now sees grazing peace after the US leases the government range to both sheepmen and cattlemen. Years of clashes, poisoned grain, dead stock, and gunfire gave way to a new era of shared use and reduced violence on Lake and Crook county lands.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
United States
Lake and Crook
Gam
Stase
Return of Dick Tendall and Elizabeth Holland Reunion
In four years apart Dick Tendall discovers Elizabeth Holland engaged to Eugene Adriance has faded but rekindled friendship remains. Adriance travels to Mexico leaving Elizabeth in limbo, while a Russian governess Marie Crayorme reveals a secret love. Dick proclaims lifelong love, Elizabeth keeps him as a best friend, and years later they meet again at an art reception with a hopeful reconciliation.
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Dick Tendall
Rogers
Madifico Square Garden
Teter Adriance
Adriance
Elizabeth
Mexico
Kendall
Marie Crayorme
America
Marie
Exford
Eugene Adriance
Eugene
Richard Kendall
Law
Habit forming Medicines and patent cures
Fragmented text discusses patent medicines and claims of their dangers and ineffectiveness. Mentions Dr Pierce of Buffalo and various physicians citing alcohol content and risks of habit formation. References to unrefined glycerine and alleged cures for chronic diseases and coughing.
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Pierce
Bafta
Dafoe
Jung
Sean
Reed
Emiscot Dra
Grover Ong
Bartholow
Jeffar College
Pile
Sender
Tea Ellogeaod
Chicago
Roosevelt's First Deer A Maine Hunt Recalled
President Roosevelt proves a growing hunter as a young hunter in Maine with Bil Sewall recalls a near miss at dusk when a buck slipped away after the shy whisper of the novice. The tale highlights his early hunting days and Sewall's guidance during that initial deer encounter.
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Roosevelt
Maine
Bil Sewall
Sewall
Tha Ha
Horace Grealey
Foot binding in China calls to halt custom in empire
Pekin correspondent reports the Empress Dowager’s edict against foot binding was not universally obeyed. The imperial move stirred attention among officials, with several grand councilors facing an awkward reception when questioned about enforcement.
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China
Pekin
Oddities and offbeat quotes from a quirky era
A collage of humorous anecdotes and misprints from an old newspaper page. Snippets mention Ella Maks, a 114 year old measuring four feet six, smoking mysteries, small change woes, a tomato question, and a Frenchman declaring himself. Also notes Christmas gifts by Emperor William and a Pittsburgh nonresident.
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Ella Maks
New York
Ella
Earl
Velvet Toilette in Green Velvet Carriage Outfit
A new deep green velvet carriage toilette features a light pliable fabric, panne nap, and a long round skirted coat with close fitting hacker and circular mindel. Silver embroidery decorates neck to hem, with horizontal silver trim on the skirt and matching green velvet hats accented by pale hie and pink forget me nots.
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Hacker
Talso
Great Gaelic Scholar Inmate of Poorhouse
In Portland, Oregon, a Gaelic scholar and graduate of Dublin University, once a poorhouse inmate, earned high praise for his linguistic studies. Despite hardship, he was recognized by the senate for his research in Gaelic language, though his final status remained unsettled as he faced resignation and continuation of study.
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Dublin University
Portland
Ore
Dee
Poulin Vuyersiey Warn
Amd
Ussore
Senate
Old Man Murphy Inspires Gaelic Revival Hope
An aging John Murphy, once a leading Gaelic scholar, now frail and dependent, reflects on his diminished strength as Prof. Hyde campaigns across the United States to revive Gaelic and study Finn. Murphy urges persistence, pledging to read of future success and offering quiet support for the cause.
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Johan Murphy
Hyde
United States
Finn
John Murphy
Man Murphy
Evan
Movement to establish records of industrial fatalities
Thousands killed through accident movement planned in New York and across the United States. A public exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History, led by figures including Grover Cleveland and Josiah Strong, aims to study safety devices, industrial hygiene, and push for compulsory flawless records of industrial deaths and injuries.
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Snecgl
the Sun
New York
America
AMS
New York City
America Mubeum KF
American Institute of Nerial Service
Tur Tha
Grover Cleveland
Northwest timber baron Frederick Weyerhaeuser rises to wealth
Special to The tom Paul dispatch from December 31 profiles Frederick Weyerhaeuser as the wealthiest man in the United States, long hidden from public view. It notes his vast timber holdings across Washington Oregon California Wisconsin and Minnesota, his silent partnerships with major firms, and the so called Weverhauer syndicate. The article links his rise to lands acquired via homestead patent clauses and forest preservation policies, hinting at pivotal railroad land grants and expansive holdings enabling market power.
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Tom BT
United States
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Rockefeller’n. Ma
Ani Lambet Lng
Healate
Germany
Weyerhaeust
St Paul
Washington
Oregon
Californta
Wiscortain
Minnesota
Weverhamerearn
Elaine Ant
Anang Contiutental Railroad
Weyerhaeuser’s Rise From German Immigrant to Lumber Titan
The essay chronicles a German immigrant’s path to wealth in North America, detailing his control over river and logging ventures, land acquisitions for forest settlement, and rapid value growth. It notes repeal of a providence in 1965, RR and lumber syndicates profiting, and the 1872 purchase of a $100,000 lumber plant on the upper Mississippi to found the Weyerhaeuser syndicate with R. T. McCormick as a key partner in Tecoma, Washington.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rock Island
F.C. A
Mississipnl
Weyerhaauser Ayndicata
R. T. McCormick
Tecoma
Wash
Weyerhaeuser
The Odd Neckwear Tale At The Christmas Store
In a quirky scene a man tries to exchange a bright pole of neckwear, while his parent and a shopkeeper discuss motives and a past Christmas gift. The dialogue hints at mental strain, a wife’s gift, and a playful yet chaotic hunt for a tie amid a noisy city setting.
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Holla
Rolla
Roith
Ptm
Three Views of the Child by Felix Adler Hays
The piece outlines three societal views of the child the primitive view linking to ancestor worship the interview role as heir and continuator of family honors and prerogatives and the modern view as living material for society the future Fortify the system against disease by purifying and enriching the blood
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Felix Adler Hays
Hood
Up-to-Date Patterns Arranged by The Sun Pattern Firms
The Sun cooperates with leading pattern companies to copy renders with newest designs daily. A guaranteed pattern is described each day. Patterns may be obtained by sending ten cents, the address to the fusion department, and a return label.
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Sun
Coe
Conteach
Patvere
Fustion Department
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Bos
Preoprich
Age—R. Harn
ISI
Sississippi River & Logging Company
Utte
Marty
Mercy
Wiley
Rotlo
Uinios
Ashilan Broa, & Co
34 & M
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Uinotmet
Kingston
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Washington St
Agener To
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Vonnegut. Hardware Co
Merrington
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Indiana
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