New Silverton church to be dedicated in May
In Silverton Oregon a new Christian church completed this winter will be dedicated on the first Sunday in May. Services are now held in the basement of the building. A separate item notes a girl of Middletown age ten was shot in the head during a pistol play. surgeons expect recovery.
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New Christian Church
Silverton
Ore
Middletown
Mabel Silly
Young & Co
Salem
Odd Fellows Home
Waverly
Portland
B. W. Bell
Federal
Secret Service
Northwestern States
Thomas B. Foster
Detriet
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Wyoming
Senate
Stevecon
Chinatown
Lighthouse Cannery Company
Tacoma
Rowland
For Sale in Pendleton and Chase Prairie Areas
For sale 480 acres adjoining city limits Pendleton and 360 acres nearby. Wheat land returns two tons per acre. Price includes crop, $12,000 with easy terms. Water on every quarter. Several stock ranches in Camas Prairie also for sale. A Pilot Rock hotel at very low price. Suburban homes with fine orchards. Phone black 2111 Office Building.
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Pendlinton
Chia
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Oil Gusher Reported Near Lewiston Idaho
Oil discovery at E G Cosson place two miles from Nez Perce county town erupts yesterday. A 30 gallon per minute flow started after a drill reached a subterranean cavity. Spectators watched as a steady oil stream continued overnight.
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Nez Perce
Idaho
Lewiston
Oreogon Daily Journal Ays
Neg Peres
Willy
White SP
Connor
La Follette to Speak at Christian Church Monday
Senator La Follette will lecture at the Christian church next Monday night April 16. An article in Munsey’s Magazine lauds him as a national figure and orator. In Wisconsin among farmers his eloquence is described as powerful and persuasive.
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la Follette
Christian Church
Munsey's Magazine
Governor la Follette
United States Senate
Wisconsin
La Follette Delivers Fiery Anti-Rail Sit Down in Reedsburg
In a July afternoon in Reedsburg Wisconsin La Follette electrified a park crowd of farmers and families. He spoke from a shaded grandstand with fevered rhetoric likening politics to a revival and performed dramatic, frenzied movements as the audience surged with applause.
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Wisconsin
Reedsburg
la Follette
la Foullette
Pesce
Traveling Men Kick at State Railway Meeting
At the state house meeting of the state railway commission a petition by the Pacific division of the Traveling Personnel Association urged sweeping changes for northwest railroads. Demands include 5000 mile interchangeable checks, a fiat rate of 2 cents per mile, and elimination of rebates and coupon scrip books as part of a long sought reform.
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State Railway
State House
T. P. A., Pacific Division
Northwest
Salem Statesman
Enst
Middle States
Geer Appointed To State Board Of Horticulture
Judd Geer was re appointed by the state executive board alongside A Park of Salem and Said Geer of Cove to continue on the state board of horticulture. A vacancy may be filled later with two candidates, R H Webber and A H Seller, awaiting State Secretary Frank Menken’s return from California. Officers serve a four year term.
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W. E. Burke
Harney Valley
State Land Board
Salem
Mr. Burke
Mee
Southern Pacific Freight Tran
Tehachapi Mountain
California
Bob Machin
Vaughan
H. Jones
Ao Southern Prelfic
Mojave
Aria
H. B. Ernest
D. Shen
Judd Geer
A. Park
Geer
Cove
Themelves
Boar of Horticulture
Sayy
Silem
Ihe
R. H. Webber
A. H. Seller
Frank Menken
Deliberate self death outranks other murders, says Cardinal Gibbons
In Century, Cardinal Gibbons argues that death by one’s own action is forbidden by divine law and more monstrous than killing a neighbor. He cites the commandment Thou shalt not kill and the love thy neighbor as thyself to claim self-slaughter violates both God’s law and natural affection, making it a greater horror than homicide.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Beecher Poem Hidden by Mrs Beecher Sacred Keepsake
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher guarded a courtship poem her husband once wrote. Robert Bonner offered large sums to hear it, but Mrs Beecher refused, keeping the verse as a cherished treasure from her late husband.
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Mrs. Beecher
Allence
Mr. Bonner
Mr. Beecher
Robert Bonner
Persian Rugs and the Dye Debate
A rug sinesman contrasts antique Persian Posatin mica dyed with vegetable dyes to modern rugs dyed with anilines. Vegetable dyes cost fifty or sixty shillings more yet yield colors that deepen and endure as the rug ages. Anilines fade from coal tar and fade, while vegetable reds and blues stay rich. the seller blames cheap anilines for harming Persian rug weaving.
Hydrophobia menace in need of dog muzzle law
The New York Tribune argues hydrophobia is spread by saliva and the only safeguard is muzzling dogs when roaming. It notes muzzles are a nuisance but urges broad regulation to protect the public from stray, ownerless dogs whose origin is unknown.
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New York Tribune
Panama Canal
Army Engineers
Weekend Socialities and Mirthful Motifs
A New York Press quip about an economy minded date at a penny arcade mocking pair of earphones and the odd balance of romance with thrift. Churchgoers spark playful banter as a husband quips that charity is a garment, while a wife retorts that many husbands seek that same clothing for their wives.
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New York Press
Charity
The Fun of It Fun and Rule Bending
A playful exchange between a teacher and Tommy reveals the temptation of bending rules for fun. The Philadelphia Press notes the humor while the Fant Oregonian shares the quip about aging the rules.
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Tommy
Philadelphia Press
Railroads to Submit Complete Cost Estimates for WA Lines
The State Railroad Commission orders all railroads in operation in Washington to provide detailed cost estimates within 20 days, for rate making. Hearings will be held within two weeks to fix valuations, with testimony allowed from railroads. Engineer Halbert P. Gillette, paid $1000 a month, reports near completion of reproducing costs. The commission aims to establish a basis for fair returns and future rates, with appeals possible to courts. Northern Pacific cites $590,000,000 in property value. open questions remain on whether figures will be used.
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Washington
Olympian
State Railroad Commission
Seattle
The
Times
Halbert P. Gillette
New York
Railroad Commission
Mitroad Commission
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Roosevelt appoints Ralph W. Tyler as Navy Department auditor
President Roosevelt names Ralph W. Tyler of Columbus Ohio to audit the treasury within the navy department. Tyler had been publicly discussed as a candidate for a federal post in Oslo and for the role of surveyor of customs in Cincinnati.
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Roosevelt
Ralph W. Tyler
Near
Columbus
Treasury
Navy Department
Tyler
Oslo
Clnelnant
Osteopathy’s Rise From One to Four Thousand Practitioners
An early analysis argues osteopathy has grown from a single founder’s practice to over four thousand graduates worldwide in twelve years. It emphasizes its logical, mechanical basis, rejection of mysticism, and the need for thorough study, training, and ethical professional commitment.
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Anateopathy
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Nea Perce
Nez Perce County
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Fant
Oregonian
Washington Commission
wWay
Bond Bros
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
E. J. Murphy
B. Court St
East Oregonian
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