Boundary Commission Redefines Columbia River Line
Washington boundary commissioners F L Rice and J B Nice report from mouth of the Columbia to Tongue Point that the line runs through the center of the ship channel, placing Miller and Oliver sands and Desdemona and Middle sands in Washington. If upheld, Washington would control most gillnetting and seining grounds, shifting long-standing Oregon claims.
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F. L. Rice
South Bend
J. B. Nice
Cathlamet
Washington State
Columbia River
Columbia
Fort Stevens
Fort Canby
Wahkiakum County
Oregon
Wahkiakum
Wooddy'a
Cordell Channel
United States
Washington
Miller
Oliver Sands
Commission
Washington Territory
Middle Sands
Dalles
Sand Island
Nice
Financial power and trade winds shift with New York gold
Lenden cannot obtain needed gold from New York as July failures shrink to near-record lows except May. London notes U S strength, Bank of England seeks gold, and imports surge while Australia wool and European iron markets shift. Failures: 18 in U S and 23 in Canada versus last year’s figures.
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R. G. Dunn & Co
London
Bank of England
New York
Exchange
Sidney
San Branccisco
Burone
Australia
Europe
United States
Canada
Portland market price list for farm produce and dairy
Market report from Pacific Coast Trade in Portland with wheat, flour, oats, barley, hay, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, potatoes, vegetables, hops, wool, mutton, beef, veal, onions, beets, cabbage, and fruits. Prices shown for multiple grades and regions including Walla Walla and Puget Sound timothy.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
Young America
California
Puget Sound
Washington
Greeting Guests and Moderation at Dinner in Home Etiquette
Advice from Ladies' Home Journal on hosting guests with a warm welcome before and during the meal. Warns against overexertion in elaborate cooking and urges cheerful greetings, genuine compliments, and graceful hosting to encourage future visits. Promotes the motto Eat to live not Live to eat in the household.
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Mia
Jolo Bl, Sims
Ladies’ Home Journal
Salad Boats and Global Book Rates
Peel cucumbers carve into boats with seeds removed and ice kept for later. Fill with chopped tomatoes celery onion juice and mayonnaise. Arrange on lettuce with radish garnish. Also note global book production figures and a humorous couple exchange on misunderstanding.
Doomed man and the crowd in a somber affair
The Detroit Journal notes a doomed man fearing the watching crowd along the road to the seafoll while the executioner jokes to inject lightness into a grim scene. Also references microbe life necessity and human tendencies regarding needs as conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
Gayety
Boxer Passes Off Black Eye as Esteem Mark
A dialogue from the Chicago Daily News shows a son Johnny explaining a black eye as a mark of esteem while his father questions the meaning. Johnny claims he underestimated a rival, Tommy Jones, reflecting boastful boxing bravado.
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Johnny
Howeo
Tommy Jones
Chicago Daily News
Photographer Introduces Mummy Photography Style
A Paria photographer debuts a novel approach called mummy photography. The subject is wrapped in ceremonial mummy bandages, placed upright in a sarcophagus from Cairo, with a living face visible in embroidered grave clothes for an uncanny look. The note adds that no French actress salon is complete without a counterfeit present ment of her own mummy.
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Paria
Cairo
No Progress Made Lover Seeks Daughter in Comical Exchange
A humorous Somerville Journal fragment shows Little Gabe debating arithmetic with a farmer. The father jokes about marriage as a sly chance to keep the daughter. The exchange mixes witty dialogue and rustic charm.
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Collly
Somerville Journal
Hoitt School Among Coast's Leading Boys Institutions
A dated collage lists educational notices and medical and consumer items. It cites Menlo Park and Hoitt School under principal Ira G. Hoitt Ph D, plus random facts on dragons, teething syrups, whiskey ads, cures, and global statistics.
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Menlo Park
San Mateo Co
Cal
Hoitt's
S. F. Chronicle
Aveuss Sith
Ira G. Hoitt
New York Syndicate Plans Major New Orleans Investment
A New York syndicate is said to have decided to invest 10 million dollars in New Orleans, including a cotton-fighting factory capitalized at 1 million. Alexander Konta of St. Louis represents the parties. In Schweinfurt Bavaria a giant bicycle ball bearing plant, two factories tied to one firm, produces 2 million gross yearly with 600 workers on 10 hour days.
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New York
Anid
New Orleans
Alexander Konta
St. Louis
Schweinfurt
Bavaria
Modern equipment debuts on O R N through service
The Oregon Short Line introduces a gilt folged train with all modern cars. Buffet library cars on the fast mail trains offer a spacious saloon with clay chairs writing desks library periodicals and a well stocked buffet. A dining car service runs uninterrupted across the O R N routes with new chair cars and Pullman sleepers added.
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Oregon Short Line
Pullman
Benefits of everyday fruit and juice remedies in daily life
This fragment outlines various home remedies and culinary tips including cucumber juice for skin care, buttermilk for sunburn, sardine oil as a butter substitute, grape juice for illness and health, and fruit juices from oranges, pineapples, currants, raspberries, huckleberries, elderberries, blackberries, and cherries. It also notes high export value of American manufactured goods.
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Oregon Land
Old Ship Channel
Fay Fruit Company
Los Angeles
Charles E. Tripler
Objet
Tende Kast
Ite
W. J. Ellis
Bay City
Bellingham Bay
Ellis
Ke River Valley
T. A. Harris
Union Pacific and Region Short Line
Omaha Bee
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Idaho
Iaho Falls
St. Anthony
Butte, Mont
Orme
Buttelee Company
Northwest News
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Lewiston
Southern Pacific
Latham, Or
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Rickerall
Polk County
Wight
China
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Lenden
Senda
Portland Market
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San Francisco Market
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Hope
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Selinas Burbanks
Germany
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Atoliann Globe
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Hall
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Cheney
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West & Truax
WalDisa, Issay & Marvin
Ists
Tall
Mall
Croesus
Allen
Aidseet
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Jennie
Herbie
Gabet
Rabbite
Hadiths School
Mrs. Winslow
Great Britain
Jesse Moore
New York City
Dr. Kilne
Arch Street
Philadelphia
J. B
Palmer
Wash
Ascarets
Arterlink
Portland
Chicago
Worcester Gazette
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Mas. Jous Flagal
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Ind
Fisk Tryis
Wen
Sterling Remedy Company
Anrivs
Portand
Mouth
Milwaukee
Ocean Steamships
Columbia Hiver
Burnley
Aleamers
Astoria and Way
Willamette River
Buoday
Corral
Snake River
Lewis
Riparia
A. Ay
Oliver & Colcord
Newberg
W. H. Hurlburt
Portland, Or
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Salem
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Asland
Sacramer
Ogden
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el Pao
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Sac
Faments
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Japan
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J.B. Kirkland
Third Street
R. Koemler
C. A. Markitam
G. PF
Pass
Orthern Pacific RY
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Traye
A. mM
Foot
Kalama! Kelso
Castle Rock
Winlock
Chehalis
Centra! Na
Montesano
Aberdeen
Coveta
Tacoma
Victoria
Pt. Townsend
Ellensburgh
Rostyn
Aequkime
Sprague
Spokane
Garifigid
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Trail
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Nelson
Kalso
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Anaconda
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Minneapolis
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Omaha
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St. Lona
Boston
All Points
California Fig Syrup CO
Tu San Thorwrande
Portland Directory
Portland Wire & Iron Works
Cc. H. Woods
Pollind
Moore
Cawston
Fini St
Tatum & Bowen
Joan Poole
Portiarp
Onecos
Blumauer-Fprank Drog CO
Bet Fourth Street
Veesios Pension
ICRF
Ullag
Weil
Qoeanne
A. Khaerhs
YO. Phieda
Martels
Dartels
Pearl St
A. B.C. Denniston
T. A. Port
R. C. Stevens
Pr. N. U
Dproggieta
Neo Plas Srapper
PISO
A. D. Charlton
Morrison &I., Cor
E. H. Woodward
Newberg, Or
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