Jewelers vanish saga ends in rough health scare
Cambridge August report says James W. Marshen, famed Harvard Square jeweler for a quarter century, vanished six years ago after financial trouble. Found in Brooklyn, he is being treated by his wife. Mount Olivet Masons traced him to the almshouse, over 600 miles of Washington roads show new expansion under a funded program.
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Cambridge
Musn
James W. Marshen
Harvard Square
Brooklyn
Marchae
Harvard
Mount Olivet
Wheat market falters as exporters adjust prices and farmers hesitate
Wheat prices retreat amid profit taking and weaker demand, with exporters selling a cargo to Europe at 66 shillings per bushel. farmers pause despite higher offers. Coarse grains remain tight as the Abnette Rolph steamship activity and Northern Grain & Wharf trade influence shipments from the coast. Livestock also shows mixed行情 with hogs and sheep steady to firm while dairy notes sparse activity.
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Payland
Woukriem
Annie
Atantie
Tidewater
Karpring
Theodore B. Wilcox
Thin City
Northern Grain & Waorvhour Company
San Winneleo Fr Aerope
Mtea
Tee Whipit
Tellay
Privka
Mahothien
Last German Paper in Russia Suppressed
A German language newspaper operating in Russia has been shut down by the government. The premier announced the action, saying the move preserves dignity and allows a new paper in the enemy’s language to be published.
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Russia
Unclear postal claim and denial in foreign office report
Fragmentary OCR text reports a denial by Heltain regarding a financial matter linked to the United States. The garbled lines reference a British or foreign office missive, a claimed payment from America to Leeland, and a note about letter errors. Details are unreadable.
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Heltain
Albeicley
Sumit
Hirttinl
Foreign Office
Tinkay
United States
Hromniaeion
Momey
Leeland
Ameri
Censored Letters Delivered to Trelanil and Jlestigdge
The foreign office stated that any American letters addressed to Trelanil and Jlestigdge censors were delivered.
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Foreign Office
Trelanil
Jlestigdge
Pathe TAs His Son in Tall Oregon Case
A lone boy aged about 17 faces detention after his father alleges he helped steal. Henry Cooke reports the boy to authorities as the court considers age and eligibility for state penitentiary.
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Pathe Tas
Nisht
Patritman
Henry Cooke
Young Moore
Wand
State Penitentiary
Suffragists Move Hughes Toward Endorsement in New York
Carrie Chapman Catt Anna Howard Shaw and Mrs. Normin De Ro Whitehouse met with Hughes at his New York headquarters on July 1, urging support for women’s suffrage. Hughes listened attentively for over an hour and pledged to align with the National American Woman Suffrage Association’s campaign. The session followed a courteous reception at the Astor Hotel where Woman’s Home League attendees observed.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
National American Woman's Suffrage Autociation
Anna Howard Shaw
Normin de Ro Whitehowne
New York State
Ihrer
EB. Hughes
Cutt
Bnan
Siverland
Uta Amd
Howe
Astor Tong
New York Uy
Harvesting Nears End in Walla Walla Valley Regions
Freewater Ore Aug 7 Harvesting in the Walla Walla valley and semi arid districts west of the city will finish within the next week. The crop is slightly smaller than average at about 70 percent of normal but the quality is better than in recent years. Wallace Wilder of Freewater and William Elliot of Spaford delivered the first grain to Peacock Milling in the city, yielding about 51 bushels to the acre. Harvesting continues in foothill areas though weeds hinder many ranches.
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Walla Walla Valley
Thin City
Wallace Wilder
Freewater
William Eliott
Spufford
Peacock Milling Company
Cure for Consumption Promises Miraculous Results
An advertisement claims Hall's Cough Cure can cure consumption by cleansing blood and boosting patient strength. It offers a $100 reward for proof of any cure and directs readers to contact CURNEY & Co in Toledo for more information.
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Hall
Curney & Ca
Tobedi
Milve Bald
Loring Lite
Auctioneer and dealer ad in Pendleton notice
James Jouns and CH Marsh promote farmer stock and machinery sales with a slogan. Lee com, V. StrobIe dealer in new and second hand foods, advertises cheap second-hand goods paid for by coach. Pendleton hardware and household goods marketed. George W. Coutts, attorney, handles estates wills deeds mortgages contracts. collections in Schmidt block, room 17.
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V. Stroble
Pendiecton
Court Street
George W. Coutts
Schmidt
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James W. Marshal
Wate
Washington
Furmanent
State Hotel
Webb and Cottonwood Sts
Pendleton
Ore
Koeppen’s
Hong Kong Gate
Main Street
Lydia
Gmvi
Ciartia
Prine Linh
Harm
Orie
North Portland
Baling Siwly
Yorda
Aera Hog Market
Rayee
Owl
Bovely
Llowover
Discon
Samoa
Portland
Wage Fite Engine Company New Fourth
Hike Tyler
Aooninetot
Jlgeon
Bill Fh
Oregon
Cvuey Ore
Aue
Tom Miri
Seed 17
MR. Hughes
Carrie Chapman
Anna Shaw
Norman der. Whitehouse
J. L. Vaughan
Matloge-Laatz Investment CO
East Court St. Farm and City Loans
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Busines
James Jouns
Prof
CH. Marsh
Lee
Bentley & Montgomery
F. Yohnkr
Raley
FEE & Fee
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
James B .Parrry
Taylor Hardware Company
Peterson & Bishop
Attorneys At Law
Smith, Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
J. T. Brown
Main and Water Street
John 3. Baker
Montana
Northers Pacific Railway
Sistery
Milne City
Raymond W. Hatch
Despain
Puncheton
Etranic
Fussice Court
Ata
Kost Oregonian
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