Notable preachers skip Lewiston Clark fair talks Sundays
Prominent figures Pr Jaalels Strong of New York and Rev Charles B M Sheldon of Katans refused to speak at the Lew and Clark exposition auditorium because Trail amusements opened on Sunday. Crowds planned to hear them, but court rulings allowing Sunday operation led to cancelled addresses, prompting questions about religious response to perceived evil and calls for stronger denunciation rather than retreat.
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Pr. Jaalels Strong
New York
Hines
Charles BM
Sheldon
Katans
Becaywee
Possibilities of Boycott and Wheat Trade Shifts
The China boycott of American goods may affect Tunatilla county 1905 wheat. If kept, American wheat and flour may be refused, shifting trade eastward. Western wheat could rise as western supply seeks Minneapolis, Duluth, Mortrea and European mills via Canada. Prices may move beyond buyers’ control if eastern mills absorb western wheat. If China does not pursue further action.
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China
American boycott shifts wheat trade to Orient
The article argues that a Chinese boycott will steer Western wheat toward the Orient, keeping Pacific export prices stable or lower. It contends May 1905 crop prices depend on the boycott, with consequences for American railroads and shipping as trade routes realign toward Pacific routes and northern markets.
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Pacific Oast
Urawilla
Pacific
Rallonel
Orient
Politicians vs Businss Clash at Reciprocity Congress
Sam W. Cowan, esteemed lawyer and delegate, criticized delegates for clinging to politics over business as Germany bans American meat and quotas strike, urging unity for a fair German trade treaty. He warned tariff extremists and big manufacturers control the convention, risking American farmers and stockmen by resisting concrete reciprocity measures.
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Sam W. Cowan
Chitace
Germany
Americone
Market Plight Looms Over Oregon Cattle Belt
The article laments fat cattle in Harney Grant Baker and Amontino counties with abundant range and water but no demand or prices. It asks whether Portland packing is the key to relief or if the industry will fade, and criticizes a local newspaper editor for tax avoidance while urging a Portland packing plant to boost beeves from eastern Oregon.
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Harney
Grant
Baker
Amontino
Portland
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas
Metropolis
Oregon
Fortland
Tos
Shamstrees
Pendleton Tribune Critiques Western Progress Debates
The Pendleton Tribune contends Western promoters exaggerate civic lack and moral decay while noting genuine, healthy development exists in the West. It argues accusations of an embryonic civil government and widespread vice misstate conditions and misrepresent Pendleton to a broader audience.
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Pendleton Tribune
Witterney
Oregon
Union
Miny
Atlante
Efist
Meni
Death of Meriwether Lewis and the Lewis Monument
The article recounts Meriwether Lewis's death near the Tennessee River in Lauderdale County after an 1809 expedition. It details Grinder's alleged murder motive, Lewis's burial, and the later unmarked grave, with Tennessee funds finally aiding a monument and the surrounding memorial history.
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Wyehlietin
Tennesee
Lauderdale County
Alan
Robert Kinder
Tittle Swan
Nashville
Lawra
Washington
Grinder
Grinders
Lewis
Tennessee Battalature
Law and Order in Memphes and a Newsprint Vision
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled plea for law and order amid political reform, referencing newspapers like Newe-Hermibar and Newe-Selmitar. It hints at civic struggle, advocacy for enforcement, and a poetic interlude on loyalty and justice, with mixed lines about independent media and ambition.
Colonies For Unemployed In Germany
Germany creates colonies for unemployed workers with union offices in cities where men register for work. They bathe, have clothing disinfected, and if no work found in the elite, they are sent to farm colonies in reclamation and agriculture. Unions are open to all and offer old age pensions, accident insurance, and other benefits.
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Germany
Bitters Promised as Cure for Women Ailments
Suffering Women Need not be alek any longer for In the Bitters they can find a sure cure. It is compounded especially for such ailments as women and girls are subject to.
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Pendierean
Pendleton
The
Tribune
Alek
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Restores Health for Women
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a perfectly safe medicine that has helped thousands of women recover from monthly irregularities backache dizziness fainting spells indigestion or dyspepsia. It urges readers to try it today.
Timepieces offer precise, trusted accuracy for your day
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Ian
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