Local merchants hawk wares and notices abound
A chaotic mix of storefront pitches and ads from Castle Gratz Teutsch and others tout clothing tobacco hams oysters canned goods and calendars. Local reports describe a wild cat killed by Gus Stumbaugh near Rhine Creek and election notices for a sewerage question posted in wards ahead of an April 18 vote amid heavy snowfall on Upper McKay Creek
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Blakeslee
Judd
Main
Court Streets
Teutsch’s
Daily East Oregonian
Portland
Tho Perkins
Port
Gus Stumbaugh
Hingham Springs
Rhine Creek
Parish Aid Sale At Parish House Afternoon and Evening
Sale of parish house items begins Wednesday at 2 o clock with supper Thursday at 5. An invitation is extended to all to attend. All sorts of fancy articles will be sold.
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Sale Ae
Men's Resort to host address by Rev W E Potwine
The Episco pal church minister Rev W E Potwine will address the Men's meeting of the Men’s Resort at 4 p m tomorrow. All men are invited to attend. A quoted Chicago Tribune exchange about a man named Dingbar in New York is included in the text.
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W. Be, Potwine
Episcopal Church
Dingbar
New York
Chicago Tribune
Pendleton
Spokane Emerges As Northwest Japanese Center
The Japanese community in Spokane grows with about 300 in the area and a planned permanent Methodist congregation led by Rev. G. Taurada under Rev. H. D. Schwarte. About a dozen Japanese Methodists in the city, seven or eight baptized, will also run a night school and cover basic costs. Spokane serves as a rail and house servant hub for Japanese workers, with estimates of 11,400 Japanese across Northwestern states and 2263 in Washington, 2328 in Oregon, 1904 in Idaho, and 2200 in Montana, plus 250 Japanese in Portland with 256 members in Sugihara’s flock.
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Spokane
Northwest
G. Taurada
H. D. Schwarte
Northwest Pacific
Spokesman-Review
Teoria
Ehnreh Misston
Th. Schwartz
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Portland
Sugihara
Real estate circulars curb immigrant business, Walla Walla claims
B S Woodruff a Walla Walla real estate man says advertisers hinder immigration by refusing to mail catalogs detailing properties for sale. He argues such circulars attract Eastern buyers and boost Northwest development, noting Washington Oregon land prospects and a prospering country ready to welcome newcomers.
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B.S Woodruff
Wally Walla
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Mr. Woodruff
American Horses Sell Boldly Abroad Across Six Years
The New York Times notes rapid American horse exports with England buying 55 million dollars worth in six years and total foreign shipments to regions like South Africa Canada Cuba and Germany rising. Officials say American breeds gain foreign favor as ongoing purchases expand beyond Britain to many markets.
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Great Britain
United States
Lewes
England
Univ
South Africa
Qcanada
Cuba
British Columbia
China
Philippines
Germany
France
Rikasig
New York
Pacific Coast Possibilities Trade With the Philippines
Senator Mitchell of Oregon advocates free trade with the Philippines, signaling Pacific coast interest in Pacific commerce and a push to lower tariffs. He believes American industries will not be endangered by Philippine imports, with tobacco and sugar as the only potential concerns, while Cuban reciprocity debates show protection is less needed. Large prospects for expanding American commerce loom.
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Mitchell
Philippines
Pacific Coast
Oregon
E & Republican
Trade aims and tariff effects on Pacific trade
The Pacific coast contemplates keeping duties as a revenue source while contemplating repeal or reduction. The Philippines need revenue, possibly from imports, but low duties could boost U.S. manufactured exports. The people on the Pacific coast are determined to secure Orient trade and the trade of the islands under the flag.
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Philippines
United States
New York Journal of Commerce
Oregon and South Africa Trade Jump Near Million
Portland reports nearly one million dollars in goods mailed to South African ports in November. Flour and wheat totals include 4 741 barrels of flour and 498 bushels of wheat dispatched, with shipments rising as trade with Africa and the Orient expands. A second vessel is loading flour and wheat for the same destination.
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Oregon
Portland
Orient
South Africa
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Christmas
Teutselhn’s
Ust
Sregamany
Pany
Castle's
Teutach's
Standard
Nolly
Kotuwek
Peoples Warehouse
E. T. Wade
T. Wade
Henker
Court Street
George Peebler
McKay Creek
RTE
Meus Heh
Saalys
Moeppen
Main St
Court House
Childrens Wool
Riday
the Peoples Warehouse Outfitters
Total Erin Expe
Manby
Toesay
Dace
Frederick Nolp
Crowner
Bros Telephone
Rabbit Metal Weis‘ber
Boston
Tallman & CO
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