The Contrabandist Reunion Resolves Rose's Choice
Rose awaits Robin in a mansion filled with intrigue as Louis d Artois tests her fidelity by a staged reunion. The marquis Henry Egerton, Helen Montauban, and Count de Clairville observe, while Rose faces confusion over Robin and Louis before a dramatic door closes on truth. Rose ultimately chooses steadfast truth over possible deceit, with the men watching her resolve.
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Francis Egerton
Helen
Mademoiselle Montauban
Lord Egerton
Rose
Mademoiselle
Marquis
Francis
Robin
Louis
Mignonne
Louis d’Artois
Schoes
Merny
Francis m
Francis Hyerton
Archly
Petite
Count de Clairville
Count Frederic
Marie
Heléh Montauban
Dangerous Tardiness Commentary From The Life Journal
A dialog between two doctors debates urgency of surgery for a new disease. The first questions if delay risks death while the second argues the case sets a dangerous precedent if the patient survives without the operation.
Swiss Schools for Girls Expand Domestic Science Training
Switzerland operates 125 girls' schools offering domestic science and gardening among core branches. The network emphasizes practical education for girls, highlighting hands on training in home economics and horticulture within the national system.
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Switzerland
Oregon Grant Pass to Eureka Rail Line Revival
Grants Pass to Eureka railroad prospect revived with the California Oregon Coast company planning a line from Grants Pass through Josephine and southern Oregon to Humboldt Bay. The outfit, with $1,000,000 capital and notable backers, absorbs the Oregon & Pacific and aims to extend to San Francisco via Crescent City, with surveys, grade stakes, and right of way secured and spring construction ready.
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Grants Pass
Josephine
del Norte
California
Eureka
Oregon
Oregon & Pacific
San Francisco
California & Oregon Coast Railroad Company
John Barth
Milwaukee
B. W. Thomas
New York
J.C. B. Gunn
T. W. M. Draper
H H. Laidlaw
M. 8. Wilson
Snow Blankets Blue Mountains With Heavy Fall
Baker City reports more than three feet of snow in the Blue Mountains during the past days. The early heavy snow is seen as favorable for next season water for mining and irrigation, though stock losses are possible for sheep on ranges. Hay prices rise as ranchers liquidate stock and stack sales bring in cash. A large hay stack sold for $18 000 in cash, with several thousand tons remaining.
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Baker City
Fire destroys large portion of Tillamook city
A major blaze last week in Tillamook engulfed a large part of the city. Firefighters and residents saved many books and papers. the school superintendent and county surveyor offices were ruined, and most assessor files burned though the assessment roll was saved from the safe.
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Tillamook
Vantenee
Governor's Unfinished Business Faces Possible Session
The Salem report notes that a special session may address matters beyond the tax law. It cites the governor's vetoes as unfinished business to be taken up when the legislature convenes, with the governor stating he cannot preclude action and that constitutional rules guide the process.
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Salem
Altitudes in Union County Survey Details Heights
A complete Union county survey by T R Berry USGS outlines geological and topographical formations. It lists stream altitudes from source to mouth with Granite mountain at about 8000 feet as the county high point and the Wallowa river mouth at 2535 feet as the low point, including Mount Fannie at 7000 feet near Cove.
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Union County
la Grande
T. R. Berry
United States Geological Surveyor
Granite Mountain
Fannie
Cove
Wallowa River
Carpenters in Pendleton Scarce for New Buildings
Pendleton faces a carpentry shortage with 15 to 20 building projects ongoing. Workmen cannot be secured and 300 carpenters are reportedly at work on new buildings citywide, delaying new construction until spring.
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Pendleton
Property Deed Records 2000 Acre Transaction Near Pendleton
A deed filed with the county recorder shows Michael McCracker sold 2000 acres of Manuel Pedro for 15507 dollars. The property lies several miles southwest of Pendleton.
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Pendleton
County Recorder
Michael McCracker
Manuel Pedro
Whistler Leaves Harney on Final Oregon Visit
Burns J T Whistler engineer in charge of US Geological Survey reclamation work in Oregon departs for Pendleton and Washington DC. He led three engineer parties across the summer surveying Silvie Valley reservoir site and Harney Valley irrigation details while weather ends fieldwork. water gauge readings will continue.
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Burns
John T. Whistler
Oregon
Reclamation Service
United States Geological Survey
Pendleton
Harney County
Washington, D. C
Whistler
Silvie’s
Harney Valley
Bad Fruit Tree Shipping in Milton Season Closes
The fruit tree shipping season is over with about 12 500 trees sent nationwide in the last two weeks. Around 10 cars carried shipments in the past 10 days and many small trees were express shipped due to the short season. Samuel Miller runs a large nursery in Eastern Oregon with several smaller nurseries nearby.
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Milton
Near
Middle
Samuel Miller
Oregon
Portland Markets Prices and Range of Goods
Detailed price list for Portland markets covering wheat barley flour and millstuffs hay vegetables onions honey potatoes fruit butter cheese poultry eggs beef veal mutton lamb pork and wool with per unit and per sack or per pound figures for 1908 crop quality notes included.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
Oregon Ranch
Wool—Valley
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Arerte
Finette
Tobin
Monsieur le Marquis
Thor
Count Dé Clairville
Helen Montauban
Lord Hgerton
Francis Hgerton
Oregon Coast
Blue Mountains
Harney
Portland Markets
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