DIES AND COMMENT Bone News and Various Notes
A scattered summary of items mentions apples shipments from the States and Canada reaching 9,700,000 barrels up to January, bets on political nominating tickets, a 21 foot spruce tree claimed as the world’s biggest, and reflections on military and labor topics. It notes a trapper near Ashland and rough news about skunk pelts, their value, and oil. Also mentions a new Austrian bulletproof uniform and a herbal stomach remedy claim with local testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Canada
Me Quick. Wet a minute should be loot when shows file
Me Quick review notes a brief, unclear listing with possible misreads. It references a file and a minute related to loot, with unclear context and names.
Threaten gunboats in anti British and American protests
New York dispatch reports threatening demonstrations by Russian soldiers against the British gunboat Espergio and the U S gunboat Helena. Civil administrator vows arrests and full reprisal to Captains Barton and Sawer and consul Miller. Russian authorities deny vessel-incursion near Wei Hai Wei and Japan weighs waiting to land troops in Manchuria, citing sea control impact on Russian interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Espergio
United States
Helena
Capitans Barton and Sawer
Miller
Wei-Hai-Wei
Japan
Manchuria
Jdépan
Far East
Oregon Declines California Cattle Over Tick Risk
California cattle face strict quarantine if allowed into Oregon due to lethal tick disease. Secretary of Agriculture advises 90 day dip and supervision for all cattle entering Oregon. California drought worsens as cattle die from starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oregon
Secretary of Agriculture
Chamberlain
Republican State Convention Meet Sets Portland Dates
The Republican state central committee met in Portland to fix the events for the upcoming state convention. The gathering will occur Thursday April 14 with 361 delegates. primaries are planned for Saturday April 2 and county conventions on Thursday April 7. A second item comments on Russia's treatment of Jews, urging better conduct toward the Jewish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central
Portland
That Throbbing Headache Tale from a Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR text hints at a personal note or headline about a throbbing headache and a possible medical or personal incident. Names, places, and clear facts are unclear due to damage, but suggestive fragments indicate a human-interest fragment or brief item.
Local notices and ads from Coos County region
A mix of notices in Pen Born and nearby towns, including gambling shutdown, a San Francisco buyer seeking furs and hides, and local land and real estate ads. Reports mention Rock Robinson traveling to the Willamette Valley, Epworth League at the M i Church, a North Bend building collapse from a windstorm, and land maps for sale. Also listed are corporate incorporations, Myrtle Creek lumber shutdowns, Gatchell's bargains, and shipwreck news about the Fulton at Port Orford with one likely fatality. Threats to the Long Creek Hanger office conclude the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Dan Cribbins
Gatchell
Galles
San Francisco
Epworth League
M i
Nellie Dement
North Bend
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W. R
W. J
Heart
Rand
Genler
Bates
Booth
Ashland
Taizada
Austria
J W
Jet
Texan
Russia
Israel
Europe
Albany
Quatkery
Jne
Whobery
Yrtle Point
Rock Robinson
This
Williamette Valley
Frank E Alley
Roseburg
Southern Oregon Company
Adams
North Bend Mercantile & Improvement Company
Coos County
WJ Bush
T F Kelsey
R C Holmes
Gatehell's
Myrtle Creek
Douglas County
Gatchell’s
Myrtle Point
Kotm
V Endicott
Knight
Wave
MO Hooten
Keeper
Wigant
Sergant
O Hatcher
M At Arms
L Wagner
N Hampton
Steward
Sen
W Deyoe
Pic
Pearce
Harnenss
Fulton
Port Orford
Ben Lee
Long Creek
GENTS
Hermann
Studaebaker Bro’s Wagons and McCormick Harvesting Co
Orecon
Gatchells Store
WM. Jenkins & Son, General Merchandise
Croceries & Provisions
Harness and Saddles
rPearce
I.e
Bank OF
J. R. Benson
Tte
Bank of California
Francisco
Wiest Maliong
Bank of Fociland
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