Oregon Portland to Victoria rapid transit demand?
Fragmented OCR describes rail and sleeping car service routes across North America, naming places like Toronto Hoxton New York Omaha Portland Victoria and Corvaliza to San Francisco. Mentions Kept equipment such as Scuola Bu and Rocky Mammine terms, claims a shorter route via Willamette Valley with time savings and rapid transit notes.
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Mireni
Toronto
Ortad
Hoxton
New York
Omaha
Elaresis
Gil
Port Moody
Scoutreay
Charro
Day at S1 P Tikes Seat Office
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning people and an event at an office. It references a date time and names unclear due to corruption. Summary preserves main entities and probable setting without invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallman
Ana Saad Gardasis
Washington Territory and Pacific RR rights push debated
A lengthy Washington Territory report discusses the Yakima reservation and Northern Pacific, Spokane Palouse rail lines. Delegates cite Indian consent, rail access for mining districts, and potential land grants while warning against past congress acts being repeated.
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Casuility
Haley
Mao
Senate
Yakima
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fegarvaton
SRTSR
Halley Ues
Congress
Congreva
United States
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Hese Endlane
Hailey
Idaho
House of
Spokane Vale
Coeur - Alene
Coeur d’ Aiene
Darmington
Indiana
Chonge
Garfield Post
A. i
Portland
James W. Nasmith
The
Valles
Meade Post
Oregon City
Sedhwick Post
Salam
Poat
Cleveland Taeul
Kildare
Ike
St. Louis
San Antonio
Texas
Bresenia
Europe
America
Thor Anthony-Hede
Philp Ritz
Witta Wulla
W. Corcoran
Prohibition Debate in Oregon Press Echoes Temperance Fervor
Port n p Feb 23 a fanatical temperance advocate is cited in a lively letter debate arguing for and against a proposed constitutional amendment. The piece features opinions from The Oregonian and The Atlanta paper roundly criticizing prohibition as impractical while noting financial and social impacts on cities like Atlanta. A Boston minister Philips Brooks anecdote closes the discussion.
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Boxton
T Waisky
Atlanta
The Last Buffalo Hunt Ends in Extermination Reflections
A first person account by William H. Homatay on the dying buffalo era recounts a 1880s expedition led by U.S. officials and cowboys to Montana, detailing fields of slaughter, railroads enabling hunts, and the near total extinction of the American bison. It laments vanished herds, cites figures, and calls for stronger protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouth
Halen
Oregon
Fedaly
Shackleford
U.S
Dartles
Rei ipeeRlaford
Miedeulins
Serena
Cwritten
Tso
Oregonian
Shara Youn Golly
Jim
Nancy
United States
Secklese
Oste
Taual
Thy National Museum
Elew Hin
Smithsonian
Buffalo
Baird
Quce
al Earmer
Gocco Fpondente
D.c. Merrill
Bailuio
Qwest
Milea Gsty
Montana
George A. Hedley
Madina
Red Bir
A. H. Forowy
Washington
LRG
Nate & Smitheoulan
Perlicg Cendolf
Lani Aufo
Panhandle
Texas
Henry
Phillipa
Litto
Miles City
Hig Rath
Phitlipe
Aviv
Sand Creek
Butalo
Bur
St. Ma
Usas
Thasbraschioocerlus
Sean Nermal
Conat
Jeas Thouganda
Mreat Pas Luse
Weel
Saskatchewan
Govihero Trxas
Keeky Trountalan
Thales
Serosa
Huffain
Africa
West
Kansas
Nebraska
Indian Territory
Dakota
Culnrago
Wyoming
Munney
Union Pasille
Ochat
Ulavery
Great Buffalo Range
Néeth
Couth
Glendive
Montara
Atchingo
Topeka
Santa Fe
Paelfe
Mocthem
Berda
Sya Oyll
Geble
Aldas
Gal Dodge
Cal Dodge
Isifi
Jeremiy
Fala
Mosteua
Pacls
Giecaipy
Minsauch
Dickinson
M. Davin
Yel- Newetane Park
Te Tuere
Bezr
Soulhweetern Tiakeia
Dawtalit
Clark’s Lack
Nathwal Park
Thair
Great West
Muiltana
Mantaba
Fort Kaogh
W. Harvey Brown
Santer
Lisides
Albtene
William
Mexico City and Great Canal Echoes from El Paso Route
The correspondent describes Mexico City as a vast valley carved by the Great Canal, tracing its ascent from El Paso toward Nochiktcage and Teotihuacan past. He compares the region’s topography, churches, and streets to the Willamette Valley, notes the cathedral, schools, and Protestant presence, and comments on hotels, carriages, and social scenes amid mixed Spanish Aztec ancestry, concluding with travel impressions from February 19, 1887.
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Batley Oregonian
el Paso
Nochiktcage
City of
Mexico
Portland
Hood
Great Valey
Moxico
Tenochtitlan
Ebadow
Forceta
Ox Balsey
Willanotte
Willavette
Popseatépetl
Sierras
Cascades
Coast Ranges
Oregon
Willamette
Mary Oles
Montes
Pinga
Tiehall
Jetoa
Colegio Legito de Nuestra Senra
Thea. E
Dr. Butler
Bandaomea Church of the
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Alen
Hea. G
Mexican Episcopal Society
Cale S. Franciara
Mackentosh
Mackentest
King Wal
Henle
Achesuut
Popocatapetl
Mofel
Loraso
Peres” Santoame
Broughame
Central Park
Hysam
Turnido
Jardin
Guardiola
Kraelf Engel
Beng
Sane Wigailied Reserve
Aelfrellacce Maru
Rio
Ihe Zivale
United State
Republic
Teble
Ugkoc
National Museum
Alac
Aztecrelica
San Cosme
Tisnapautle
Luk Guadalpuye
Taxabaya
Chapultepec
Zocalo
Tieci
Simon Ingres
Egentii
Althyr
Tillis Abely
Gwir
Nelolborn
Wites
Reem Tuck
Americare
Poser
Castilans
Juer
Eemal
Ike
Ciy
Pation
Tia Earth
Verdare
Prohibition debate and taxation issues in Mannox County
A letter from Mannox County on February 27 argues the prohibition amendment will fail to prohibit and may raise revenue from licensed liquor. It critiques the amendment as impractical, notes beer and claret outweigh whisky, and warns against unintended consequences. The writer suggests legislative aid and questions salary provisions and tax allocations for towns and agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluy Btatesman
Oregon
Tochalatt
Cas Mauy
Bola Shaw
Elcu
Tomo & Fom Anaulis
Verland to California and Train Connections Overview
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rail connections between Portland, California, and neighboring regions with mentions of daily services, fares, and transfer points. References include the West Side Disaster area and lines near Oregon and Sehawin Port as well as Garber and Front Streets.
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Jaeapa
E. Korthern
Pacuruti
Coun Olsia
Ce Reece
Charlton
Tan
Equipmert
Portland Stortite Victoria Ag
Paget
Lowe
Riley
Switzerland
Houman
Willamette Valley
Prandera
San Francisco
Shane Sar
Fae Yaaew
Ma Cty
Tuens
Gulag Cin
Nha Maris
Sor Aan City
Punta Mara
Thar
Cispg
Astornely McDerthin
Salta Bighta
Buday Oregonian
Wig
Tennasies
Feria
Gein Morizo
Rau
Yorks
California
Sy Tanuris
New England
Neaonber
Eatle
Hwy
Rowus
Earope
Mayks Ségond
Argentine Republic
Gr ‘Ieraans
France
India
Efe Amerles
Myion
Assas
Atesarioe
Keeland
Halley
Cummites
Pugetanand
Walla Walla Valley
Antarla
Shkonall
D. J. Drowne
Spokane
Browne
Spoliang and Com.ra*Alene Railway Company
Yéabo
Tdato
Herman
Boston
Mama
James G. Blaine
Augusta
Canada
Aloutrent
Ottawa
Dominion
Conte
Grand Traok Tallford
Chicago
Uylon Polone
A. Norton
Entitt
H Frank Ally
Keokuk
Towa
Washington Territory
Iowa
Northwest
McKinley Mitchell
Gerva
New Orleana
Iast
Warner Miller
Hl Vieit Grogen
Alarka
Miller
Frank Hiscock
Marsh
Marsh 4, 1887. Mra Miller
Das. P. Venton
Itie
Arthur K. Delsoey
Alagia
Wiscansin
Hermann
Mt. Vernon
Congressional
Sampson
Batora
Wiliam Sampson
General Assembly
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Carey c
Lea Jeracy
Uxs
Othey
Bopad
I & Wan
Wien
Weiler
Tie
Pavilips Brooks
Philips Brooks
Philips
Phillips Brooke
Milaulme Lack
Fame
Woodard, Clare & Co
AgerLn
Hison
New Spain
Witlemete
Great Canal
Pire
Sewhin Poryerrd
Oortalen
Yagwia Bay
Teale
Pnba
Soliered
Gunes
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