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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
7
Readable text shows ANK L SMITH MEAT CO connected to a claim about a Beet Trust in Portland Oregon. The fragment suggests a business assertion or dispute involving meat trade and agricultural trust issues in the city.
A fragment shows Pinowse and Quinby arguing about inviting a friend to dine with Mrs Quinby. Mr Quinby expresses hunger and wants to eat, while the wife demands another guest. The text then shifts to a meta note about naming a future paper and a wish for a global, stellar publication.
A fragment notes weekly operations after a New York specialist began spending summers locally. The text hints at ongoing health concerns and repeated procedures, suggesting a rising pattern of medical activity in the area.
A garbled exchange shows a warden taunting a prisoner about leniency while the inmate protests luck and a cut of money. The text includes crude language and miswritten phrases, reflecting confusion and incomplete dialogue.
A humorous exchange where a judge permits lengthy argument while noting the prisoner may need years to explain why he hired counsel. The item references Harpers Weekly and a popular mothers’ remedy, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, for teething children.
A courtroom exchange has the judge hearing the witness recount events on the second floor while counsel objects to narrating the third floor events to avoid mixing separate stories. The dialogue highlights separate incidents within the same case.
Advertises Allen's Foot Base powder to cure hot sweating aching and swollen feet. Claims relief for corns and ingrowing nails with a free sample offer in Olmstead Le Roy New York.
A Chicago Tribune style exchange recalls a man admitting to voting hundreds of repeaters in his precinct and serving time in prison. Another man quips he did the same and was sent to Congress.
Reports from Mexico City say Valladolid undergoing a brutal uprising with about 40 killed and 2,000 insurgents in action. Federal troops mass at Osilas as Colonel Bonilla Montenegro reportedly leads raiders. officials blame civil authority disputes and political malcontents for the attack. The assault began with sacking public offices and targeted Regil, the Jefe Politico, whose family and others were slain in a night of terror.
Berlin reports estimate Kaiser Wilhelm earns 5 340 marks per hour from government sources and 89 marks per minute as critics in the Prussian chamber press the bill. Opponents note about 90 estates and 50 royal residences plus free horses valued at 120 000 marks annually, with the crown prince also drawing separate income.
The conservative Republican convention in Milwaukee on June 9 will issue a platform focused solely on national issues. It endorses President Taft and criticizes Republican office holders opposed to his policies. There will be no slate endorsements or heavy discussion of state candidates or issues.
Testimony in the sugar underweighing conspiracy trial ended today in New York. Arrangements were made for addresses to the jury. Separate addresses were allowed for all three defendants Charles R. Heike secretary of the American Sugar Refining company Ernest W. Gerbracht former Williams burg refinery superintendent and James W. Bendernagel former cashier.
Los Angeles police say James A Woodbury, arrested in Chicago and returned here on a charge of cashing a worthless check, is J Yl Marcell who is sought in Kansas City for borrowing ten thousand dollars on fictitious collateral and who formerly served time for looting statewide funds at Highland Kansas.
The minister preached to the graduating class of a girls' college as they stood around the pulpit in white. He confessed to his wife that he felt like a crow on a snowdrift. The piece also notes humorous remarks about a champion cigar smoker.
In a South Dakota exchange a speaker notes that a woman bowed to him and clarifies their link. He says they are slightly acquainted and describes her as a distant relative, the first wife of his second wife’s first husband.
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