Argentine troops praised by European standard observers
Military spectators at a review in Argentina praised the troops’ evolutions and appearance as matching Europe’s best armies. The report accompanies local notices including a Los Angeles railroad appointment, a highway robbery, a sailor’s suicide at Brooklyn navy yard, drownings in Pittsburgh, wage demands by Southern Pacific workers, a bridge carpenters dispute, and the death of Margaret Uzzell who helped run Denver’s People’s Tabernacle.
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Europe
T. P. Cullen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Mont
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
A. R. Oster
Empire Construction Company
Southern Pacific Section
Girgs
Margaret Uzzell
T. A. Uzzell
Kentucky
Colorado
Uzzell
People’s Tabernacle
Denver
Weat
Locomotive Smith Named Oregon Football Coach
Pacific Northwest brief notes include Locomotive Smith of Berkeley hired as University of Oregon football coach for fall. Also Portland sees a 600 horsepower engine installed at the Oregon Water Power and Railway plant. Casualties and corporate filings reported include a Hood River girl swept away, a Kelso logger killed by a rolling log, the Journal Publishing Company incorporation, and a penitentiary incident claim disputed by Frank Ingram.
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Smith
Berkley
Cal
University of Oregon
Portland
Oregon Water Power & Railway Company
Hotel Arrivals List Names Many Guests Across Cities
A lengthy roster records hotel arrivals in Portland and nearby towns listing J. B. Mullay Thomas Nester M. H. Colwell A. RK Grant J. McAlister B. W. Dennis Co. W. Peters J. A. Peters H. W. B. Smith J. F. Melcher W. R. Glendening W. Holt W. H. Gerhart F. Cushing J. M. Bates A. TD. Chase E. B. Coman R. R. Thompson G. V. Bunce and wife J. H. Matheson W. L. Davis Albert Foreaker T. C. Reese A. H. Marshal T. Barry Mrs. Barry Inez M. White Gladys Bevan P. E. Hunsucker R. E. Porter Sam Lee C. L. Downer A. W. Lickner G. D. Galley B. Frans Charles Gramm and wife A Friedley George R. Mustard Ernest Walter N. F. Woodstock G. W. Bradley L. lL. McCurdy among others. Many are from Spokane Meacham Hay Creek Wardner Weston and Nebraska venues.
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J. B. Mullay
Portland
Thomas Nester
M. H. Colwell
Arlington
A. RK. Grant
J. McAlister
San Francisco
B. W. Dennis
W. Peters
Forest City
J. A. Peters
H. W. B. Smith
Baker City
J. F. Melcher
Starbuck
W. R. Glendening
W. 8. Holt
W. H. Gerhart
Lincoln
F. Cushing
Chicago
J. M. Bates
Walila Walla
A. TD. Chase
E. B. Coman
R. R. Thompson
G. V. Bunce
J. H. Matheson
W. L. Davis
Minneapolis
Albert Foreaker
T. C. Reese
Hay Creek
A. H. Marshal
California
T. Barry
Wardner
Mrs. Barry
Inez M. White
Weston
Gladys Bevan
Walla Walla
P. E. Hunsucker
Spokane
R. E. Porter
Meacham
Sam Lee
C. L. Downer
Baker Lands Neals Ranch For Three Years In Wallowa
J A Baker has leased Lewis Neals ranch in Wallowa for three years at 250 dollars per year in cash. Neal will sell his cattle then retire after a lifetime of activity from volunteer Indian conflicts to farming and stock raising. He is famed as a man who never owed money. Meanwhile Imnaha huckleberries promise a bountiful crop, though sheep grazing endangers the bushes.
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J. A. Baker
Lewis Neal
Survey of 19 townships to map timber lands in Oregon
Survey of nineteen townships in Douglas Coos Josephine and Jackson counties is planned this fall in response to strong timber land demand. Surveyor General Meldrum of Portland has the file and will prepare contracts. He predicts little timber land remaining after next year as Eastern buyers accelerate acquisitions.
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Douglas
Coos
Josephine
Jackson
Meldrum
Portland
Big Dredger Tested On John Day River
A preliminary run of the large dredger was conducted during the week to test the machinery. The test was brief and exposed few weaknesses, prompting manager Pomroy to express high satisfaction with the machine as it begins a potential career in gold saving and a permanent run is anticipated soon.
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John Day
Pomroy
Indians Not Yet Unconquerable in Inland Empire Race
La Grande and Baker City plummet in Inland Empire standings after losses but display strong teamwork. Pendleton leads with potential shift possible. Sharpshooters and Beet Pullers loom. Local fans cheer resilience as next games pit Baker City at home against Pendleton and La Grande versus the Sharpshooters.
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la Grande
Baker City
Pendleton
Portland
Walla Walla
Indians
Bobbie Brown
Oregon Daily Journal
Ziegler
Zelg
Inland Empire
Mahin's Magazine August notes ad gains via daily papers
Mahin's Magazine for August states that few general advertisers achieve conspicuous business success without substantial use of daily papers, highlighting the role of newspapers in advertising effectiveness.
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Mahin’s Magazine
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One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Ast
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Samuel Travis
James Rendall
Travis
E. Brockar
United States
Montgomery
Brooklyn Navy Yard
William J. Carroll
Ariel Kologewski
Allegheny River
Thirty-sixth Street
Pittsburg
Carroll
Pacific Northwest News
Alice Pear Shaw
L. A. Shaw
Hood River
William Harrigan
Kelso
Wash
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Journal Publishing Company
C. 8. Jackson
W. C. Bristol
B. B. Hull
Frank Ingram
Oregon Penitentiary
Merrill
Wallowa
Oregon
Amoss
Ohio
Oss Ric Mneet Hear, Forge Bere Art Gam
F.w.schmidt & Co
Exhriage
Silas Aki
Neagle Brothers Water St
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Kit Hays
Connerley
ST. Paul’s
Walla Walla, Wash
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Merrick
Boston
Taylor
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Seine
Jesse Failin
Byers
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W. S. Byers
Polydore Moons
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