Ancient news clippings from 19th century wire service
Diet of Japan to assemble in May and session for 21 days for contracts on a vast Brune wick iron and steel plant worth £10. Mrs. William Jeunes of Oshkosh dies after yawning long. Philadelphia celebrated Independence Day a year after. Canton China powder plant explosion kills about 1500. Repair cost to Town after explosion around $500,000. Will Alexander, 24, shoots self after wounding Miss Ceiba Young in Little Rock. she to recover. Luzerne County finds vast anthracite deposit, claimed most valuable in region. Emancipation anniversary for Russian peasants to be marked in Orthodox churches. Two Brooklyn boys duel, younger fatally wounded. Mrs. Kate Woolsey resigns from Daughters of the American Revolution. Metal corrosion rates vary with sea water and fresh water exposure.
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Diet of
Japan
Brunewick
Arsenal Powder Company
Canton
China
Navy Department
Mias Ceiba Young
Little Rock
Will Alexander
Miss Young
The
Republic
Kate Woolsey
Kentucky
Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Open town ticket wins in Wallowa city election
In Wallowa, Oregon, the open town ticket won in the city election held Saturday. Riverside California teachers at the government Indian school have struck for higher wages. A farmer near Dillon Montana found bones of a giant Indian formerly measured at seven feet tall. An American firm has bought 10,000 acres in Tabasco Mexico to grow rubber trees. Whitman College Walla Walla won the annual intercollegiate debate with Washington Agricultural College for the fourth straight time.
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Wallowa
Government Indian
Riverside
Cal
Dillon
Mont
Tabasco
Mexico
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Uunual
Washington Agricultural College
Real Estate Transfers in Byers and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers listed include Byers W 605 where Byers sells part of block 11 to DP Uhich for 75 dollars in Byers Park addition. Arthur Hascall sells to UUW Bowman for 180 dollars, lot 7 block 14 in Ralev's addition on Blaine east side between Mark Street and the river. Lot Livermore sells to John L Stockman for 226 dollars, lot 10 and south half of lot 11, block 1 in Livermore's addition, east side of Lincoln between Martin and Wilkon streets.
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Byers
Uhich
Arthur Hascall
UUW Bowman
Ralev
Blaine
Mark Street
Livermore
John L. Stockman
Lincoln
Martin and
Wilkon Streets
Echo Cold Storage Plant To Open With Cannery
Echo Cold Storage will build and run a cold storage facility linked to the Echo Cannery. H C Willis, secretary and principal shareholder, is in the city on business and arranging thousands more circulans. Local capitalists back the project to handle beef, pork, and mutton output to cut freight and boost producer profits.
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H.C. Willis
Echo Cannery
Fritzers
Veretnbion
Sheep Shearing Delayed by Cold Weather in Echo
In Echo News items, cold weather retards sheep shearing and harms early fruit. Owen Horton, Colfax engineer, travels to pursue hiv studies of phasing features. Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson of Hutter Creek take last train to Portland. Totas's train delivers many men hoping to work shearing. warmer today suggests shearing to start soon.
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Echo, Or
Owen Horton
Ely
Colfax
Agath
Ehfu
Henry Thompson
Hutter Creek
Ai Girt
Portland
Totas
Nuch
Paul Delaney to write series for Daily Journal
Paul Delaney, former Easy Oregonian editor now with the Oregon Daily Journal, arrived in the city this morning. He will spend a month or more in Eastern and Central Oregon writing special articles, having previously contributed regular pieces on the Inland Empire ranges and promoting Oregon's interior to the public. He will stay a few days in Pendleton before moving into Central Oregon districts.
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Daily Journal
Paul Delaney
Easy
Oregonian
Oregon Daily Journal
DeLaney
Oregon
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Detained men released after deemed not guilty
Two men held for a charge of sodomy were freed after Prosecuting Attorney Hailey concluded the evidence was insufficient and unreliable. He concluded the men could not be convicted by a jury and were presumed innocent after their week or two in custody.
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Merhargend
Hailey
Halley
Wheat condition in Fulton area noted by Shafer and Taylor
Fulton residents Shafer and H J Taylor report generally good wheat stands but describe small grains due to protracted cold nights. They say wheat looks least promising from the city northward and northwestward for a few miles, with better prospects farther away. Fruit trees in the area are in good condition.
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EF. Shafer
H. J. Taylor
Fulton
Damaged Spring Wheat in Eureka Flat Reported
The Eureka Flat spring wheat crop, especially in lighter soils, was damaged by recent high winds. Seed blown from sandy ground will require resowing. John Sleeman of Eureka Junction provided the report.
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Eureka Flat
Union
John Sleeman
Eureka Junction
Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Easy Digestion For Indigestion
Indigestion causes the most discomfort and Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets claim to perfect digestion and prevent dyspepsia. Take after meals to eat what you want, with a guaranteed 25 cents price and money-back offer. Samples available from WH Hooker & Co, Buffalo.
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Hooker & Co
Buffalo
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General News
William Jeunes
Oshkosh
Wis
Philadelphia
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania
Alexander
Brooklyn
Pacific Northwest News
Halvorson
Northfield
Churchill
Spokane
D F Rieffs
New York
M. J. Collins
J. Gardner
H. J. Biddle
E. Banks
Mrs. Murray
Mary A. White
Cheyenne
J. H Taylor
Parmington Co
Towner and Family
AQ. Howan
W. D. Marks
C. Pohn
Umatilla
Great Smith
Henderson
Dan Witehe Marshall
Joseph Howard
Marshall
W. Uts
Stickford
M. King
Slickford
RK. Scully
D. Orr
Mr. Leonard
Will Orr
B. Leonard
J. T. Harrison
G. D. Galley
Portland, Mrs. Orth, Weiser, F. C. Orth, Weiser L. M. Orth, Weiser
J. F. Wooster
San Francisco
Warren
L. Dutcher
Mr. Rolf
C.H. Berryman
Sam Lee
May Stone
Cayuse
A. Prans
WW. Smith
G. BH
Fletcher
Echo Cold Storage
ECHO
Eureka
Joseph Lutcher
Walla Wallan
Stanhope Wheatcroft Dramatic School
Big Town
Old Acre Polk
New York Dramatic Mirror
Luteher
Byron Luteher
Walla Walla Tinion
State OF Ohto
City OF Toledo
Lucas Codunty
Frank Z. Cheney
Fr. J Cheery & Co
Toledo
Grm
Hall
Beal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Halle
Schmidt
Psane
Syracuse i
Neagle Brothers
Ctaraules
Gesoliog Hgines
Catan
SWIFT
Artamg
Northwest
Therkelsen's
East Court Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
EL Sidelo
Navana
Sam’l I. Davis
Allen & Lewis, Distributad
Portland, Ore
Sharples Tubular
T. C. Taylor, the Hardward 'A
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