Typhoid Fever Prevention Rules Publicized in Yakima
City Health Officer Tetreau publishes board of health guidance on typhoid prevention. Report all cases to trace sources, enforce sanitation, purify water, protect kitchens from flies, disinfect waste, and urge neighbors to follow measures. Also note sale of Buffalo Hump mine to 7 G Berryhill for $20,000 in Denver holdings.
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Tetreau
Yakima
Daily Republic
Place
State Board of Health of
Washington
Board of Health
Atlos
Buffalo Hump
Sherif
G. Berryhill
Denver
Irving's Buchu Water for Kidney Flush Remedy
Uric acid and gravel result from kidneys failing to filter blood. Irving's Buchu Waters are advertised as the sure remedy, claiming to cleanse the kidneys, rebuild worn walls, and prevent uric acid. Sold at 60 cents a box by Tallman & Co., 623 Main St., Pendleton, Oregon.
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Irving
Tallman & Co
Main St
Pendleton
Oregon
Nit found at Seward Peninsula yields rich ore find
A rich free milling ore find reported on Seward Peninsula by A Miller, who wired Nome steamer passengers to bring samples. Miller claims ore values from 5 to 2000 dollars per ton, with two sacks taken to Tacoma for testing and plans to develop the claim with close associates if results meet expectations.
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Seward Peninsula
Nnd
A. Miter
Nome
Ndlann
Mae
Miller
Fremaraya
Mt ‘Nome
Surveyors Work Along McKenzie River in Lane County
A party of civil engineers from the Oregon, California and Northern company arrived in Eugene and departed for reconnaissance along the McKenzie River. Charles Gilman Hyde, O. C. Merrill, E. M. Chandler, Milan Nivoliteh and W. R B. Ayer said they know only that they were ordered here. The company has many surveyors in various parts of the state as part of statewide reconnaissance work.
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McKeagle River
Lane County
Charles Gilman Hyde
O. C. Merrill
E. M. Chandler
Milan Nivoliteh
W. R B. Ayer
Tt. & N. Company
Eugene
McKennie
Hugene Guard
Oregon
Northwestern coming to Shoshoni Wyoming line progress advances
A Shoshoni dispatch reports rapid Northwestern railroad progress west from Shoshoni to Lander with steel laid and few weeks until Lander gains facilities. Expansion plans include extending west toward Wind River valley. Oil fields near Popeagile to be marketed once Lander line opens, aligning with a major oil district.
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Shoshonl
Wyo
Northwestern
Ihe
Lander
Ite Hines
Weet
Wind River
Opecite
36 hour stock shipment law in effect for railroads
The 36 hour stock shipping law, enacted by Congress, allows stock to stay on trains longer than 28 hours with shipper option to extend up to six hours for feed and water. Railroads issue printed blanks for stockmen to authorize longer transit under the amendment.
Bishop O'Reilly to Return to Poker After Work
Bishop Charles J. O'Reilly plans a reception by the cathedral parish in Baker City following his efforts to raise funds for the Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales. A meeting Sunday night drew many parishioners and supported the plan though details are not yet settled.
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O'Reilly
Charles J. O'Reilly
Poker
Baker City
St. Francia de Sales
Labor to Go Into Politics in Pittsburg Meeting
Labor leaders from the union labor party prepare to form a new political entity in Pittsburg. Delegates from various labor groups gather this evening as E M Douglas Tighe Simon Barnes Samuel Gompers and C C Douglass join to address the assembly.
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Labor
Pittsburg
Union Labor Party
Organized Labor
Labor Organiantone
E. M. Douglas
Mr. Tighe
Association of Tr
Lincoln Farm Association urged to convert Lincoln birthplace
A letter to The Kent Oregonian promotes creating a Lincoln National Park at Abraham Lincoln's birthplace. The Lincoln Farm Association reports over 8000 members and plans publication of illustrated articles by noted writers and artists to fund the project.
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Kent Oregonian
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln National Park
East Oregonian
Abrahim Lincoln
Lincol Farks
Lincoln
Marcolaton Ie
Masixton
New York
Misenda Turbell
Norman Haprood
Willian ‘Travers Jerome
Henry Watterson
A. S T. Frost
Richard Lioyd Jones
Samuel Moffett
Mark Twain
Albert Shaw
Augustus Saint Claudens
Maxfield Parrieh
J CG Leydendecker
Lincoln Farm Assoctaction
Lincoln Farm Assn
Jeneral Manner
Horse Prices In Belge Area Reflect Breeding Demand
1800s market notes show breeding animals rising in value with young colts selling from 1000 to 1500 francs and valuable pups bringing 4000 to 30,000 francs. German buyers lead in stallions while American dealers pursue size and weight. Notable deaths and local industry updates accompany the report.
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Coieulener
George W. Reaihewole
Brusett
Brahant
France
Germany
St. Louie Exposition
Heavy traffic on Union Pacific Wyoming division earns fame
An article from the Cheyenne Tribune notes the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific handles more tonnage per mile than any world railroad. Last fall one month saw 146000 tons per mile between Cheyenne and Rawlins and 960000000 tons per mile from North Platte to Green River. Rail officials call Wyoming division managers railway Napoleons.
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Union Pacific
Green River
North Plane
Nebraska
Wyoming
Enet
Weet
Pacific Coast
Harriman
Salt Lake-San Francisco
Cheyenne
Rawlins
North Platte
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Munich
Twitt
United States
hUme
David B. Taff
The
Land Man
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
Nich
Seward
Mivekon
Bh. & N. Surveyors
Hallrow
To Lawler
Albany County Commisiones
Pial Oo Viet
Hast
Oregonian
Lincoln Farm
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Pirot
Belge
TD. R. Hodges
Albany
Sweet
Hidaway Springs
Thidaway Springs
Umatilla
Widaway Springs
Fane
J. D. Kirk
U.P
Wyoming Division
Rock Island
Great Middle West
Rocky Mountains
Rio Grande
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
Portland
Ore
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Bitterroot Range
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
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Minneapolis
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Great Pacific Northwest
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