Multnomah Fair Injunction Over Pool Selling At Irvington Track
Judge Frazer granted a preliminary injunction restraining pool selling at the Irvington track for one week while equity proceedings continue. The ruling cited lease terms violations by Elisabeth Ryan to the Multnomah Fair Association. The case cites the state against M G Nowse and discusses motives and the potential for a permanent injunction.
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Freneriat
Welihy
Irvington
I Saga
Oregon Daily Journal
Multnomah
Elisabeth Ryan
Supreme Court
M. G. Nowse
Jude Fraser
Wheat yield affected by Sunday closing in Pendleton
A Pendleton writer reports farmers blaming Sunday saloon closures for lower wheat yields and odd cattle and hog effects. He cites one field at 45 bushels per acre vs 60 with no Sunday closure, while a sheep owner laments wool prices and possible twins. The piece satirically links alcohol laws to agricultural fortunes.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Getty
Suriday B. J, Winkle
Chicago Sheep Market Review Shows Week of Mixed Demand
The Chicago Livestock World reviews a volatile week with early strength fading. Prices slipped overall as Western lambs reached $7.65 and natives up to $7.36. feeding lambs and yearlings showed limited availability and steady to lower values. Breeding stock remained in demand with ordinary ewes around $6.55.
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Chicago Livestock World
Nathven
Westerna
Work Completed by R. G. Valentine Leaves for East
R G Valentine private secretary to the commissioner of Indian affairs has completed his investigation at the reservation after a month and will depart tonight from Hingham Springs with his wife. He examined friction between the clerk and pagent and the suspension of Clerk Robinson is believed final. He then focused on industrial conditions and policy for the reservation going forward.
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Mm BR. G Valentine
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Enel
Hingham Springs
Mgr. Valentime
Ordl- Harry
Pagent
Valentine
Robinson Wie
Fifteen-Round Exhibition Bout Ends In Draw
Walla Walla August 5 Queenan and Donnelly fought a spirited exhibition with scientific ring work. Donnelly absorbed hard punishment and landed few clean blows. In the fourteenth round Queenan opened a gash above Donnelly’s eye and led the action late. the fifteenth round produced the draw.
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Queenan
Donnelly
Walla Wall
Donnely
Creek School Statistics Show Enrollment Rise and Salary Increases
The Crook County Journal reports 2018 children aged 6 to 20 attending Creek School, up from 1600 last year. Salaries total $11,473.22 for county teachers, averaging $59 for male and $46.35 for female teachers. Educational revenue totaled $23,560.99 with a year-end balance of $6,175.92 to be divided among districts.
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Crook County Journal
Richest County in Tolato Idaho Reported
Tolato County Auditor Lydon announced that Richest County in Idaho status is supported by a statement completed yesterday and to be sent to the state board of equalization today. The total assessed valuation, including railroads and telegraph lines, is 6 005 891 dollars, with last year’s amendment at 363 601. The year’s valuation exceeds last year by 1 469 482 dollars, an increase of 2 024 735, due in part to the annexation of South Shoshone.
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Tolato
Nex Petéé
Idaho
Lydon
State Board of Equalization
South Shoshone
Lewleton Tribune
J Alexander buys 26000 bushels wheat from Hogaboom firm
The J Alexander company yesterday purchased 26000 bushels of club wheat from J J Hogaboom and Hon for 40 cents a bushel. Hogaboom farms lie in Tam Peal Creek country as harvest continues. Much grain grown on Indian land has had foul matter but the crop is deemed a choice bargain.
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J. Alexander Company
J. J. Hogatoom & Hon
Hogaboom
Lawleton
Tribune
Forest Fire Patrol Expanded as Blazes Reignite
The Pierce county disaster report notes forest fires not subdued despite initial efforts. The force was sent to the outside for aid and more men were added as fires rekindle, with rainy weather hoped to curb further damage. Authorities fear heavy losses if containment fails.
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Pierce Country
Mystery Treasure Trail At Wallowa County
Stock Inspector J. W. Dale fled to the mountains of Hepsedam with authority to wake the munmemenny ceepmen from Baker Union and Umatilla counties to dig up for use of Wallowh's courinhing tuneh vee that they have been eo fre WHh In sens poet.
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Hepsedam
Armeed
Baker
Union
Umatilla
Wallows
New Warehouse Company Incorporators Named in Filing
Articles of incorporation for the Wrentham Warehouse Company were filed with the county clerk. Incorporators include M.D. Farrington D. J. Holton Jet. Kelly Vena Jier Foikem and 2 PF Molten. Capital stock is 110000 divided into 160 shares. The company aims to store and market grain and other products. The lotition locations include Wreetham in Wikeo county Oregon. The Dilles Chronicle notes Idaho militia items valued near 100000 are in state possession and include equipment for 1600 men.
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Wrentham Warehouse Company
M.D. Farrington
D. J. Holton
Jet. Kelly
Vena Jier
Foikem
Srack
Et Wreetham
Wikeo County
Oregon
Dilles Chronicle
Idaho
American Lake
Washington
Time as a Shape Shifts Through Ragged Verse
A fragmentary Newark News piece surveys time as a volatile force, likening it to a horse and a bird, with binary views on procrastination and money. It riffs on quotes about time’s inexorable advance and its varied, almost comical, personifications across numerous images and moods.
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Richard
Newark News
Remarkable Tibetan and Asian Porters Carry Heavy Loads
Reports from London Times correspondent Perceval describe extreme carrying feats in Tibet and surrounding regions. Porters in India bear 80 to 100 pounds, with some carrying telegraph poles and heavy machinery parts. A notable Chinese cooly reportedly transported a 570 pound catapult piece.
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Tibet
Constantinople
Perceval London
London Times
Indian Plains
Mr. Landon
Seehuan
Darjeeling
Nlami
Revolver Threat Ends Casino Standoff at Monte Carlo
An American named Captain Clyde, after losing 6000 at Monte Carlo tables, returned with a revolver to force restitution. He threatened managers and clashed with staff as an onlookers’ ring formed, but the managers finally paid the prior loss to avoid further violence.
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Monte Carlo
Clyde
Aeolog
Lowell and Mahaffy Meet in Birmingham Friends Home
Lowell and Professor Mahaffy first met at a friend's house in Birmingham England and spoke for four hours. As Lowell left by carriage he praised the meeting and urged the host to tell Mahaffy, while Mahaffy accepted the compliment with grace. Lowell then quipped that he could never have met an Irishman before.
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Mahafy
Janes
Professor Mahaffy
Birmingham
England
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Three Mondays of ill luck cited by Lord Burleigh
A historical remark attributed to Lord Burleigh notes three unlucky Mondays. He cites the first Monday in April linked to Cain and Abel, the second Monday in August tied to Sodom and Gomorrah, and the last Monday in December connected to Johan’s betrayal of Christ.
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Cain
Abel
Sodom
Gomorrah
Johan
Christ
Present Umbrella Inscription Sparks Mystery
A dialogue revolves around a umbrella inscribed "presented to John F. Jones" with debate over who gave it. The exchange hints at a previous proposal and a rumor of a betrothal, while characters tease a girl known for drumming. The scene suggests social tension and a teasing revelation in a local setting.
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John F. Jones
A Brave Quaker Lad Proves Fear Is Not Afraid
A 1901 Quaker youth drafted during a Champlain region tale defies traitor rumors and refuses to bear arms. Stationed in Washington, he endures punishments without flinching while insisting he will never fight. Lincoln orders him sent home, recognizing courage in quiet duty.
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Lippincott
Lake Champlain
Washington
Lincoln
Camphor byproducts and their extraction from camphor trees
The article describes camphor production from all parts of the camphor tree including leaves. It notes formation of camphor crystals in wood, and distillation yields camphogenatol, crude camphor oil, white oil for soap, red oil for safrole and perfumery, black oil for varnishes, and turpentine for medical and industrial use. Also mentions disinfectant distillates and an insecticide that kills crop pests when mixed with water.
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Formosa
Japan
Scientite American
Eye of the Shark Examines Savage Image
A London Standard excerpt argues the shark’s eye mirrors a pig’s relentlessness and portrays the animal as lacking pity for wounded peers. It attributes the creature’s supposed cruelty to fasting and appetite pressures rather than a true malign disposition.
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London
Domesticated Animals Resistance Noted in Periodicals
The passage notes that camels and bears stubbornly resist domestication. It cites a camel’s aversion when tethered in travelling shows, causing horses to avoid the area even after camels depart. It also discusses ruthless progress in business and a stereotype of writers and doctors in literature, drawing on quotes from Country Life, Brittah Weekly, and the British Medical Journal.
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America
M Setion
Brittah Weekly
Subtle Sly Jokes in Editorials and Rebates Cited
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip mocks a father’s advice as price sensitive. An editor seeks subscriber payment with a similar joke aimed at creditors. Roosevelt offers a 4 percent rebate on cash purchases at Boston Store.
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Giltedge
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roosevelt
Boston
Information on travel schedule and rates
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Poa Walla Wella
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