Aberdeen plans $15000 Carnegie library
A long list of varied local and international items follows including Aberdeen proposing a $15 000 Carnegie library and a likely rise in a local guaranty as only $206.25 remains due. Other notes report Japanese claims on American missionary influence in Korea, a Salt Lake Bowling score of 1124 possibly a western record, New York tunnel workers threatening a December 11 strike for an eight hour day, and multiple criminal and civic incidents across the country.
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Aberdeen
Carnegie
Korea
Salt Lake
East and North Rivers
New York City
Salem burglary case involving Chemawa students
Frank Hoover and George Crane, Chemawa Indian students, are accused of burglary at Salem. Crane was caught and confessed. Hoover is held for trial. Mention of last year's tax levy at Hillsboro.
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Frank Hoover
George Crane
Salem
Crane
Hoover
Taz Levy
Hillsboro
What two words mean most to your grocer
Schilline's Best, and they mean a good deal of business tithout any trouble.
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Schilline
Arnica Salve touted as cure for piles and burns
A reader from Masonville praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles bleeding and itching and proclaims it the best cure. The ad notes 25 cents per tin at Tallman & Co and Brock and McComas.
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Harry Toalson
Masonville
Town
Riind
Tallman & Co
Brock and McComas
How Cannon Counted and Church Notice Blend
During a past session Speaker Cannon counted a queerum as if it were gun play. The scene showed his left arm sweeping a tool toward a member as the assembly watched. Pastoria invited Rev. Henry W. Inheneon of Toluth to become pastor as arrangements are made. The Ladies Aid Society will renovate the parsonage at once and serve a New England dinner December 15 in the Bowman building.
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Pastoria
Concrorational
Henry W. Inhneon
Toluth
Minn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pobbtle
Ts Ladies
Ald
Conareca- Hana
Bowman
Prifew
Improved the Fair Grounds at Oregon State Fair
The Oregon State Fairgrounds have been upgraded with a enlarged auditorium and new race horse stalls. The pavilion divisions for county exhibits were created with permanent fittings, a central statue of agricultures gods, improved ventilation and drainage, and a new show ring modeled after the Lewis and Clark fair to showcase premium stock during the 1904 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinto
Salem Statesman
Marion County
Goddens
Ireet
Maneunment
Vitor
Tragedy of the Leyte wreck described off Luzon coast
The Leyte, a coast guard steam schooner, foundered during a typhoon north of Luzon. The wreck, encountered by the Leyte’s own voyage, left about 16 Americans aboard with no survivors, as reported by the Dorle liner.
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Coast Guard
Manila
Luzon
San Francisco Examiner
Canat Guard
Coam
Coat Guard
Leyte
Philippine Islands
Kinnie
Tony Burden
Dorle
Final Signal From Shipwrecked Crew to Worlds
A typhoon wrecks a vessel leaving white sailors doomed, their ship hoisting a farewell message before catastrophe. An inspection visit later confirms the mute signal could reach loved ones, echoing thoughts of the dead.
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Second Coast Guard
Business College News Sees Student Enrollment, Awards
Almost 70 students enrolled at the local business college this week. A new Underwood typewriter was added and mimeographing classes showed excellent work by John Doherty and Leroy Penland. Enrollments included John Burroughs, H E Sherod, and John Stuber, with Rev. H Wyse Jones visiting to award a gold medal for greatest improvement in penmanship to Clarence Zerba.
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Underwood
John Doherty
Vinson
Leroy Penland
Hvt Yeir
Hag Toon
Waldo Vincent
Heppner Hospital
John Burroughs
Pilot Rock
H. E. Sherod
Heppner
John Stuber
Allee
Archie Clendenen
John Day
Wash
H. Wyse Jones
The
Baptist Church
Penman
Clarence Zerba
Athena
Jones
RiveMide
Cal
Business College
Grace Dorothy
Mary Shea
Faye Carney
Ethel Smith
Last Request Alters Funeral Ride in Irish Tale
In a poignant tale from The Argonaut, a dying wife, Mary, asks her husband Patrick to have her mother ride in the carriage beside him at her funeral. Patrick, torn, finally agrees but frets the choice will condemn him to lifelong regret.
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Mary
Pat
Rayquist
Obsessions in the Air Supreme Court Limits Rights
A New York man wins a $4.60 verdict against a railroad company over loss of sight. The Supreme Court ruled that rights granted by his purchase extend from the ground up to the sky, reflecting a broad interpretation of ownership.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
President Harrison
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Tennessee
Simon Brandon
Tacoma
Reki
Jack McDonald
Sid Roberts
Walter Warner
San Quentin
Jacob Hi Smyzer
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Smyth
Portland Lumber Company
Yeon & Yeon
Rainier
Ore
William Pasco
Anacortes
Samuel Odon West
Astoria
Lane County
Jeme F. Murphy
General Land Office
United States Land Offices
Olympia
Amity
McMinnville
Portland
W. O. Forbes
Kenneth McKenzie
First Presbyterian Church
John D. Horan
Louie Jenkins
North End
Nonatiwest New YS
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Pmevern
Court Street
Brock
McComas Co
Oregon State Fair
Tragedy OF the
Philip
Nes
Business College News
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger
San Francisco
Pacific Brand
Pacific
Thio
Alexander’s Dept. Store
Alta House
A. J. Cummings
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
V. Stroble
Mast Court Street
West End School
Maple St
Birch Creek
Gore Ranch
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