Hull House to get $200 headquarters in Chicago
A benevolent Hull House group in Chicago plans a $200 headquarters building funded as a gift from Mrs. Josey Tilton Howen. The report notes various city issues including the University of Chicago eviction of a saloon from property and broader wartime concerns.
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Hull House Woman's Chiba
Chica Co
Chicago
Russia
England
Ll. Hammer
S J. Warren
Chicago Reagan Marching Club
Roberts Nichol
Pacific Northwest News Headlines and Local Incidents
W G Stark of Portland dies after long illness. Carl Hodson of Cornelius dies saving a cart accident. Mayor Bullinger seeks 22 extra police for Senrtje. The steamship Corwin sails Seattle to Nome on May 12. Michael Rels killed by robber on a Northern Pacific train near Columbus Mont. robber escapes. A Portuguese tramp linked to Southern Pacific hold-up captured at Ashiani. Andrew Sorenson sues Oregon Water Power Co for 25000 over a leg loss at work. A crippled man contemplates death to escape misery. Salvation Army in Portland starts waste paper collection for burling to mills. Joseph L Barber, RK Obertueffer, and Frank FP Gown seek U S Navy midshipman appointments in Portland. Portland to Tillamook rail rates restored to prewar levels at $5 per ton and $5 passenger. war-time reductions lifted.
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W. G Stark
Portland
Carl Hodson
Cornelius
Bullinger
Senrtje
Corwin
Seattle
Nome
Michael Rels
Northern Pacific
Columbus
Mont
Thursdes
Southern Pacific
Messenger O'Neill
Ashiani
Andrew Sorenson
Oregon Water Power Company
Allina
Lee
Salvation Army
Bound to Get Home From Huntington to Fendleton Via Ogden
Stillman, returning from California and Denver, traveled seven days on the railroad from Huntington to Ogden and via Sartametlo and San Francisco to Portland before reaching home. He sues to recover money paid for Victoria Island purchases, citing notes owed by Walter M. Pierce and insolvent owners. The case seeks judgment for the amount claimed and a final settlement between parties.
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Huntington
Fendleton
Ogden
Sacramento
Portland
Victoria Island
San Frateraco
Porthinil
California
Silfim- Aled Sult
Superior Court
Walter M. Pierce
John Herd
One on Cunningham and the brash sheepmen tale
A rugged sheep herder Charles Cunningham is described as dangerous when provoked, with a brusque scene where he menaces a worker with a gun. The tale highlights the volatile, cantankerous nature of herders and their method of resolving disputes. Also included is a testimonial from John Oliver of Philadelphia praising Electric Bitters, claimed to cure severe illness.
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Charles
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Tajiman & Co
Revenue From Indians and City Jails Described
The article states that in the past year about 180 Indians were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct in town. It notes 1 1/2 percent paid fines, totaling $3,605.05, 51 served jail sentences, and two were discharged. It mentions harvest contrasts and a line about a grandstand collapse at Paterson, New Jersey injuring spectators at the first baseball game of the season.
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Jimes
Recorders Office
Paterson
N. J
Hotel Arrivals and Notices in Oregon 1904
List of hotel guests including Cooper Portland Frailey Portland Lee Portland Blacka Boston Strauss San Francisco Rutherland Montana etc. Also a notice to contractors inviting sealed bids by April 28 for grading Normal School grounds and laying concrete walks at the Eastern Oregon State Normal School Weston Oregon. bids to be addressed to R Alexander chairman executive board Pendleton Oregon.
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Cooper
Portland
C. Frailey
Frank Lee
A. H. Blacka
Boston
Strauss
San Francisco
F. P. Rutherland
Montana
A. G. Perry
Mrs. Evens
Vancouver
J. C. Lindsey
E. H. Burke
Sinsheimer
P. M. Nevins
Seattle
H. W. Dreyer
Tacoma
E. B. Gertzof
Chicago
H. Ankey
City
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Bulidin
Weston
Oregon
R. Alexander
Pendleton
Electrikure specialist offers batteries and treatments in Pendleton
Prof. Shadduck, electrotherapist and Western representative for Electrikure Co. of New York, promotes Oxselic and Judas body batteries and other appliances. He operates at the Palace, 827 Main Street, Pendleton, offering free consultations, batteries shipped with upkeep, and instruction on proper use. He claims to cure various diseases by supplying nerve force and blood nourishment, with numerous endorsements from physicians and international bodies.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr King
Tallmap & Cos
Electrikure CO
New York
Judd Electric CO
Detroi
Michigan
Palace
Main Street
Europe
British Marine Hospital
Bombay
Vpdia
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Palace Rooming House
F. F. Shadduck
Pendleton
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F. W. Schmidt
Bisa
Druggis' Post Office
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Joseph L. Barber
RK. K. Obertueffer
Mr. Tabor
Frank FP. Gown
Burns
United States Navy
Iamook
Fea
E. T. Wade & Son
Stillman
Cunningham
Kate Herder
A. E. King
J. W. Fuvylor
Boise
PH. Miller
Baker City
George Neede
J. FE. Davia
L Haywood
H. N. Nelson
M. T. O'Connor
Jesse Berkley
W. M. Peterson
Athena
A. ©. Trudell
F. Hudee
R. Burns
Walla Walla
R. Ro Hatfield
Kansas City
Charles E. Daly
Newark
Einstein
Mike Jacobs
Cincinniti
Jennings
St. Louis
F. J. Vandersics
C. J. Kauffman
R A Hamilton
Mediaman
George A. Davis
Spokane Co
A Large
Leadville
J. J. Burns
W P Read
Connell M DeWitt
Tekoa
Henry Spriich
Oenatchee
Hf Darlin
Green River
J. F Burgess
JL. D Simmons
Iote
Bickers
J. G. Hubbard
McKay C. J. Fraker
McKary
G. M Yanandingham
Baker
Closset & Devers
Holt Bros
Side
Holt
Holt Harvesters
E. L. Smith
Court Street
Holt Machines
Prof
Shadduck
Electro Therapeutist
R. R. Lewis
Nelay
Boyd & Turner
Insurance
C. F. Colesworthy
Alta St
J. L. Vaughn
West Court St
Tribune Building
Rock Spring Goal
Lantz Bros
Main
Canty’s
Webb Streets
Walters