Vast variety of early 20th century crimes and unions unfold
A San Francisco bank with Chinese capital and staff is noted. In Caldwell Idaho Bert Slater is convicted for a statutory offense as his brother pleads guilty, with five year sentences. The Brotherhood of Owls moves from Walla Walla to Seattle amid protests. Miners unionizes in Bisbee Arizona prompting a strike threat. Kansas Governor pardons Willie Sells linked to a 21 year old case. Fire destroys the El Paso Southwestern shops in Carrix New Mexico. A railway arbitration grants rail telegraphers pay raises and reduced hours. A mistaken obituary shocks Mrs Laurea Daley and ends in death by hysterics. State Bank of Goddards Kansas reports cashier Dwight’s embezzlement and missing funds, with a confession letter from Dwight.
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San Francisco
Caldwell
Idaho
Bert Slater
Joseph
State
Emmett
Grand Nest
The
Brotherhood of Owls
Walla Walla
Seattle
H LL
Jacavitt
Charles B. Wood
Western Federation of Miners
Bisbee
Ariz
Hoch
Kansas
Willie Sells
Sella
Famiy
Erie
Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroads
Carrix
N. M
Laurea Daley
Evanston
State Bank of
For Sale in Pendleton and Camel Prairie Ranch Offerings
For sale 480 acres adjoining city limits Pendleton and 360 acres in wheat. Expected yield two tons per acre. Price with crop included $12,000. Easy terms. Water on every quarter. Also several desirable stock ranches in Camel Prairie and a cheap hotel at Pilot Rock. Wheat land available in large or small tracts. Suburban homes with fine orchards. Phone black 2111. Office KE. O. Building.
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City Limita
Pendleton
Camel Prairie
Pilot Rock
Weather summary reports week of common rains statewide
The past week was wet and stormy across the state with daily rainfall in western counties and near daily rainfall in eastern regions. Rivers ended the week bank-full in western districts and soil remained cold and soggy, while cool afternoons limited daytime heating. No severe frosts occurred though light frosts appeared during brief clear spells in the middle of the week.
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Tenino
Motern
Pulitzer 60 Years Old as World Chief Turns Memory Lane
New York April 10 Joseph Pulitzer proprietor of the New York World and a leading figure in U S journalism is 60 today. From a poor Hungarian immigrant to a dominant editor his career spans war years and the rise of a paper empire. The strain and nervous exhaustion mark the later years of a man who helped shape modern press. He came to the United States after early trials in Hungary France and England and joined the Civil War effort.
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New York
Joseph Pulitzer
The
New York World
United States
Pulitzer
Fagland
Flo
Palitzer's Rise From Army Boots to Newspaper Power
A fragmented reminiscence traces Palitzer’s varied path from cavalry service in Missouri to New York, then back to Missouri, work as a reporter for a St Louis German paper, and eventual entry into the newspaper business. By fifty, he had built wealth and influence, fueled by hustle and energy, culminating in his successful ascent in publishing.
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Missouri
New York
Kimpelst
Walter
St Louie
Palitzer
Vinol advertised as health cure in Pendleton notice
An advertisement from The Pendleton Progress Co promotes Vinol cod liver oil tonic as a restorative for nervous debility, appetite loss, and general weakness. It claims the product contains essential curative ingredients without oil heaviness and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails.
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Mike Ftor- Miah
Oli
Kanes
Cod Tv
Pendleton
Pendleton Prog Co
Vinol
Sour Fawn
Cost of reclamation aegd increased in west projects
Review by C J Blanchard notes rising costs and bid difficulties for federal irrigation works in the Inter Mountain region. Labor shortages, higher wages, and scarce materials push costs up from earthwork to reinforced concrete, risking postponement of major projects and warning settlers away.
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Reclamation Department
East Oregonian
C. J. Blanchard
Department
Blanchard
Far
Soarcely
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Chileago Ag
Episcopal Church Congress Opens in New Orleans
The American Episcopal church congress began in New Orleans with a large, representative gathering at Christ Church cathedral. The opening address was by Right Rev Albion W Knight of Cuba. Sessions will run three days with papers and discussions on moral and social topics featuring August Belmont and other notable figures. Also noted is the death of judge Joshua Turner in Owosso at age 96.
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New Orleans
Church Congress
American Episcopal Church
Christ Church Cathedral
Albion W. Knight
Wishop
Cuba
August Belmont
New York
William Austen Smith
Milwaukee
Gever R. Vanderwater
Cyrus Townsend Ftrady
Thomas L. James
P.M. Whaley
Pensacola
Guesny
Sewanee
The Doctor of Osteopathy recognized by law
The eight recognized osteopathy colleges in the United States grant the title Doctor of Osteopathy. Entry requires three years of study with 80 percent attendance, studying all medical branches except drugs and their uses and operative surgery. Some osteopaths perform minor surgery. the field emphasizes anatomy and physiology and corrects body misalignments through mechanical principles.
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United States
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Rid Peesiient
Cluah
Cara
Araggiote
Pure
Fed and
Tallman & Co
American Church Congress
Lesson New Orleans
de Witte Lite
Rivera
Elecken
Johiah Turner
Jude
Seventh Judicial Circuit
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State Supreme Bench
Owosso
Baby’s Automobile
Lewis Hunter
Furnisnhr
Gunn
Panama Canal
Army Engineers
Bond Bros
Pendleton Drug Co
E. J. Murphy
Prop
Corte
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