Tom Titles backs a vice presidential bid in Nebraska slate
Populige candidate Tom Titles leads a bolt from the Emagdale ticket as Filipinos prepare to depart from St Louis Fair for the Philippines on August 16 with stops in Portland and Antwerp bans shipping to Japanese ports. Reiniger, ex-treasurer of a Kansas City firm, arrested for $49,000 embezzlement. Kellie of the Hoy bandits sentenced to life for murder in Chicago. Herringer gas mines flood in Salisbury drowning workers. Federal moves halt revenue cutter supply on Pacific Coast. Packing houses push preopen sales to local dealers. German residents in North Sumatra fire on natives, using women and children as shields.
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Tom
Nebraska
St Lews Fair
Philippines
Portland
Antwerp
E Reiniger
Reinger Amber Company
Kansas City
South Haven
David Kellie
The
Hoy Bandit Guns
Chicago
John Lane
Herringer
Salisbury
N. C
Feders
Revenue Cutter Service
Pacific Coast
North
Sumatra
Wildfire Threat and Turmoil Across Pacific Northwest Counties
The report details fires in Clachaimms county driving wildlife into farms, a wheat smut fire at William McKookie’s near The Dakes destroying threshing equipment and sacks, a seven year old German farmer near Spokane escaping by foot through burning timber, a Seattle horse search linked to a wife’s disappearance, and a Tacoma bribery probe plus a dynamiter’s escape and suicide outside Governor Tovle’s residence.
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Clachaimms
William McKookie
Otto Poutak
Spokane
Seattle
Minor, S
Home Telephone Company
Los Angeles
Frank Mortimer
Tacoma
Church Services and Union Meeting Announced
Sunday church services listed across multiple congregations with morning preaching by Rev G L Lovell and Rev Jonathan Edwards. Union service at Presbyterian church led by Rev M W Howard, no evening service at Presbyterian due to the union. Other notices include Sunday School times and special sermons at M E Church, First Christian, and South Methodist.
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Presbyterian Church
G. L. Lovell
Tilted Evangelical Church
M. W. Howard
Methodist Church South
M. E
J. Owen
Jonathan Edwards
BF. Brown
First Christian Church
Itf
Christin Endeavoor
Atten
Resynorfulis SN
Brooks
Tastee
M. E. Church
South
Elijah
W B Thompson
Enlon
Tra
Warner Lake Salt Deposits Yield 400 Tons This Season
In Warner valley northern Lake county a salt deposit yields about 400 tons this season worth 15 dollars per ton. The salt forms after high water and floods fill old basins. owners acquired land from the late A Jones, first settler, and are sacking salt from a large floor building with auger holes.
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Lake County
Warner Valter
Walter Veteder
Dravid Jones
Seiller
Warner Valley
Dive Inn
Warner Lake
Trader Clark Buys Cattle for Government Use in Oregon
Mr. Clark, agent for BF Saunders of Salt Lake City, completed a government contract purchasing two cows with calves for $20 each, shipped to the Blackfoot Indian reservation in Montana. The sale distributed in Oregon and Eastern Oregon totaling $40,100. Earlier, he bought 35.0 sheep in Morrow County for $349.40, bringing his four month Eastern Oregon stock investment to about $100,000. Clark is a leading buyer in Morrow County and predicts further activity when he visits the area.
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Mr. Clark
BF Saunders
Salt Lake Aity
Heppner Times
Blackfoot
Morrow County
Oregon
Clark
Bond Required for Railway Postal Clerks Sparks Change
The Post Office directs each railway postal clerk to post a $10 bond, effective immediately, affecting about 100 Spokane clerks and 10,000 men in the railway mail service. Clerks pay the bond themselves. Also noted are special summer excursion rates from Washington & Columbia River Railway to coastal points starting June 15 1904 with round trips at $10 and half fare for children, valid return until September 30.
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Post Office Department
United States
Spokane
Washington
Bids Wanted for Four-Room Cottage Project
Sealed proposals are due by 2 p.m. August 20 1904 at architect T F Howard for a four room cottage for J A Blakley. Excavating and stone foundation to be bid separately. Plans available at the architect's office. The right to reject any bid is reserved. August 10 1904.
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T. F. Howard
J. A. Blakley
Sheepmen seek range and water near La Grande
Address box 44 La Grande or P A Klein, a wealthy German, recently lost 2000 by fire in a book and committed death by self due to brood over the load.
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la Grande
P. A. Klein
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Isaac Gravelie
Northern Pacific
Helena Jar
A. Korieazek
Korizek
E. T. Wade & Son
St. George
J. D Hoey
Sontrin
J. A. Wilson
Elry
J.C Lonergan
J. J Cohen
San Francisco
Lir
G. Blumenthal
MetCully
St. Joseph
FT Rose Denver
J. A. Allison
FJ. Gartner
J.P. Hayden
L. P. Smith
G J Meetes
E ©. Stadler
A. Byrne
Walla Walla
HF. Shalts
Ben Baum
San Francises
Charlies Bishop
J. V. Herman
A. S. Taylor
Frank Hoffman
R .&. McKean
McAusland
J. P Simmons
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Hatel Bickers
Z. W .Lockvendanil
Hells WA
Pendiston
Oakes Port
Jonn J Batteras
Elty
Fred Graham
Boston M. & Montelith
City, Co
Overbaugh
Casper
W. Hun Porttiand
Nylander Portiant
F. J. Cheney & Wu
Toledo
Ohio
St. Louis
St. Louie Fair
Denver and
Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
W. C. McBride
Denver & Rio Grande
Knights Templar
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Cal
RL & N
California
E. C. Smith
St. Louis Exposition
B. H. Trumbull
Third Street
Ore
Sallor
North Beach
UlSerVatory
Breakers
Jersey
Hotel Omnibuse
Breakers Station
Long Beach Station
Hotel Breakers
Long Beach
Wash
T. C. Taylor
Main &T
Bacycle
Columbia
Crawford
Gordon & Edmisten
East Court Street
Glenn Winslo
Gliena
Stover
Neagle Brothers
White Bros
Columbia Lodging House
Bjock, Webb
F. X. Schempp
East Oregonian
Egon
Poaia
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