Webb Street Track Removal Sought in Pendleton
Pendleton residents urge city council action to remove the W C R tracks from Webb Street to clean up the main thoroughfare and unlock paving and development. They call for a broader railroad reorganization, including relocating stockyards to a site enabling joint use by O R N and W C R near the city edge.
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Webb Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Union
Cc. R
Change Urged Near Pendleton Stockyards for Civic Health
In Pendleton residents urge action beyond the residence and stockyards to improve health and civic pride. The call emphasizes neighborhood renewal and cleaner surroundings as a community priority.
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Arstricts
Pendleton
Mrs Bryce Shapes British Ambassadorship In Washington
A portrait of Elizabeth Marion Ashton Bryce wife of James Bryce the new British ambassador to the United States. Her wealth, intellect, and political activity helped elevate his career and she maintains a quiet, influential role guiding discussions among leaders. Also notes on Pendleton schools and era of prosperity in agriculture.
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America
James Bryce
United States
Bryce
Elizabeth Marion Ashton
Manchester
England
Hiryee
London
Womna
National Liberal Association
The Homely Sunflower Gains Fever Treatment Use
The sunflower, native to Peru and Mexico, spreads in Europe as a febrifuge. In Russia, extensive cultivation for seeds and stems accompanies a study on 100 children showing leaf and flower extracts curing fever as quickly as quinine. Spain and France note similar fever reduction.
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Peru
Mexico
Europe
Russia
Spain
France
Old-time San Francisco printer brought to court
Sketch recalls Coyne alias Hon Bill Coyne a veteran printer who after earthquake chaos in San Francisco turned up in Waterbury Connecticut. He pleaded guilty but eloquently addressed the bench earning discharge and a luncheon invitation. The item notes his ties to Bailey of the Boston Herald, Horace Greeley, and vivid reminiscences of old printing days. Also includes historical notes on events from 1862 to 1901 and a Calcutta Englishman item.
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Wbi" Coyne
San Francisco
Saya
Waterbury
Coyne
Bill Coyne
Jonguo
Bailey
Boston Herald
Ben Butler
Bill
General Butler
Horace Greeley
Horace Gresley
Intemperance in India among Darjiling hill tribes
The article notes a lamentable rise of drinking among Lepchas Sithimese Bhuteyas and Nepalese in Darjiling district with no social taboo on alcohol among aboriginal tribes. It states that women and children also acquire the habit, particularly on market days.
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Chota Nagpur
Launch
Government of
Bengal
Calcutta
Engilahman
Darjiling
Remedy for rattlesnake bite circulated in magazine
Belle M Williams of Gaxelle California recommends a simple drug store remedy for rattlesnake bites. The April issue of National Magazine reportedly states applying salammonia moistened and rubbed on the bite provides immediate relief. It also suggests carrying a piece of salt ammoniac in case of encounters with snakes.
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Belle M. Williams
Gaxelle
Hotel St. George Promoted As Northwest’s Up-To-Date
The Hotel St. George offers European pilin and first elars with every modern convenience. Steam heat throughout and rooms en suite with bath. A large new sample room is featured. Telephone and fire alarm connections to office, and hot and cold running water. The hotel is presented as one of the Northwest’s most up-to-date establishments.
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Bath
St. George
Northwest
Rocma
The Hotel Pendleton Refitted and Refurnished
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. En suites and single rooms, commodious sample rooms, headquarters for travelers, excellent cuisine, prompt dining room service, bar and billiard room in connection. Special weekly or monthly rates. Three blocks from depots.
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Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Pricor
H. C. Bowers
Golden Rule Hotel M'BROOM Under New Management
Under new management the Golden Rule Hotel offers telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms.
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Golden Rule Hotel
April 25 Through Time in Brief Facts
A garbled chronology cites events and figures including Louis IX born in 1215 and dying in 1270, Cromwell born and died in the 17th century, Wallenstein defeating Mansfeld at Dort, Pelletier the highwayman executed by guillotine, and a 1440 partition riot in Toronto and Montreal related to rebellion forms.
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Louie IX
France
Lover Cromwell
Wallenstein
Mansfeld
Dorr
Pelletier
Toronto
Montreal
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