Noted Women to Mark 60th Anniversary of Seneca Falls
The SUPPRAGIST convention anniversary recalls the first women’s rights meeting at Seneca Falls on July 19 1848. Elizabeth Cady Stanton Amelia Jenks Bloomer Susan B Anthony and others sparked the suffrage movement with leaders including Lucretia Mott Henry Stanton and Frederick Douglass present. Mary E. Hubbard and William Clark are noted survivors referenced in the observance. Ansel Bascom and David Dudley Field contributed to rights gains.
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Beneca Falls
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Amelia Jonka Bloomer
Wesleyan Church
Wiliam Clark
Busan Quinn
Garden Street
Mary EB. Hubbard
Mins
Mary EB. Conklin
Johnsson
James Mott
Lucretia Mott
Henry B. Stanton
Frederick
Seneca Falls
George Thompson
William Lloyd Garison
Amelia Jenks Bloomer
Six Die In Auto Train Collision At Crossing
Fort Wayne Indiana reports six persons riding in an auto were killed when the car was demolished by a fast Pennsylvania train at a crossing near Columbia City.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbia City
Excursions and Local Notes From Union and Elgin
Community notices from Union and Elgin report cattle and sheep sales, travel plans, new tenants, health updates, and forthcoming excursions. Key mentions include Howard Campbell taking cattle to Portland, a 2900 head sheep sale to C. B. Moore, and an Elgin to La Grande excursion for a Cove Rigin game. Local business moves include W. J. Morrison renting a furnished house and M. R. Woodard planning a move to Baker City. Deaths and illnesses noted, plus calls to attract O R N through Union.
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North Powder News
Howard Campbell
Portland
X. Lindsay
Moore
Mra
Ed Jarman
Emory Jarman
Clark EF. Saunders
C. E, Jr
Hot Lake
W. J. Morrison
Cheater Hansen
Chester Hansen
North Powder
Baker’ City
Horrible California Murder at Alameda Borax Plant
Henry Fange a 20 year watchman at Pacific Coast Borax in Alameda was found murdered in the plant yard. Evidence of a brutal struggle across the basement to the discovery site includes two ten foot pipes with hair and blood and a coat showing a knife fight. Robbery appears to be the motive.
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Oakland
Cal
Henry Fange
Alameda
Bange
Admiral Burwell Leaves Navy Yard After 40-Year Career
Rear Admiral W. T. Burwell, commandant of the navy yard, hauled down his flag this morning after 40 years of service. Captain John A. Rodberg succeeded him, with a 12 gun salute. The ceremony mirrored Rodgers' retirement.
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Ruge Sauna
W. T. Burwell
John A. Rodberg
Rickard Seeks Rates to Host Gane Nelson Fight
Ely Nevada November reports Tex Rickard traveling to Salt Lake to secure transportation and shipping rates from Salt Lake and Oden to Ely for the Gane versus Nelson bout. If rates are favorable the fight is expected to be staged in Ely.
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Ely
Tex Rickard
Salt Lake
Oregon
Oden
Gane
Nelson
Rickard
State Chairman to Confer With Taft En Route to Hot Springs
William Cake state chairman of the Republican state committee travels through the city on the way to the Arkansas hot springs for a national Republican conference. He states Taft will win Oregon by a handsome majority and expects not to return before September when the campaign starts. He aims to organize Taft clubs in every county and city meeting with encouragement. several clubs have already been enrolled.
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William Cake
Republican State Committee
Arkansas Hot Springs
Oregon
Taft
Taft Clube
Bryan receives congratulations after delegation visit in Lincoln
Lincoln July 18 W J Bryan is receiving congratulations on his alleged election stance after a delegation visit. He declines to comment on a report about labor readers endorsing him and is expected to be joined by Governor Johnson of Minnesota who will visit soon.
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Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Atlantic fleet visits Honolulu on third gala day
Today marks the third day of the Atlantic fleet visit in Honolulu. Officers and sailors enjoy an excursion to Lua and Pearl Harbor, with tours of pineapple plantations and coffee and banana groves. Private functions are planned for the evening.
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Honolulu
Lua
Pear Harbor
Despondent Oil Heir's Wife Dies in Pasadena
Mrs Tea gie Teagle wife of Walter O Teagle Standard Oil magnate of Cleveland shot herself in her room here on Wednesday and died today after illness reports from the east indicate estrangement between the couple.
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Pasadena
Cal
Teagie
Walter O. Teagle
Standard Oil
Clevel
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Electric Theatre
the People’s Store
Dean Faewes
Fremember
OPERA
LA Grande, Oregon
Blue Mountain House
T. J. Gray
New Management
Indiana
Red Cross
Red Cross Drug Store
A. C. Maclennan
LA Grande, Ore
Elgin
Union
City of Union
John Nelson
Cunningham
Union Pine Lumber Company
Cove
la Grande
Lucan Hall
Francis Heritage
J. R. Oliver
Misa Heritage
Walla Walla
Maud Morton
Union Republican
Lee Warnicke
Idaho
North Powder Produce Company
Waldo Perry
Coffin Electric
Opera House
O. R. & N. Railway Company
M. R. Woodard
Baker City
Hattie Short
Eighn
Wallowa County
B. F. Fuller
Woodland
Ore
Thomas Boyd Place
J. P. Kelum
Bummerville
Craig
Palmer Mill
Ninth Street
California
Burrell
J. A. Matott
Getti
Rock Springs
Q. E. Fowler
Meat Company
Fir Street
THE
Oregon Fire Relief Association
J. W. Oliver
la Grande,Or
Cor
6Th St
Washington Ave
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