Veteran Mexican War sailor dies in Boone County
A Friday report notes Aula Dean, 55, a longtime Mexican War veteran, died at his Boone County home. The item also mentions Emperor William gifting a framed photo to Foreign Minister Count Goluchsky, and other scattered notes on New York tax plans, a Naples physician to Queen Helena, a bronze Commodore John Barry monument, and the Niagara Falls Power tunnel inspection with durable brick counts.
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Aula
Boone County
William
Count Goluchsky
New York
Morisani
Naples University
Helena
Italy
Commodore John Barry
Washington
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Niagara Falls Power Company
Ani Jervant
Pacific Northwest News Briefs From Ashland to Baker City
Telegraph office opened at Fairview and anti saloon ticket losses noted in Ashland. Six Albany youths bound over to circuit court for assault on a Chinaman. Engine collision near Tekoa damages tracks. Salem charter may powers municipal electric light water and rail systems. Deputy U S Marshal head to be replaced at North Yakima. Typhoid fever claims Walla Walla College Place student and three others in Oregon and Baker City.
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Fairview
Ashand
Albany
Tt & N
Tekoan
Chatcolet
Lom
United States Marahal
North Yakima
Naner
Wash
Walla Walla College
Baker City
Bins Jones
John Thornton Labeled Suspect in Dayton Horse Theft
Dispatches from Dayton report John Thornton known as Rattle Snake Jack wanted for horse stealing in Dayton Washington. He has ties to Pendleton and Garfield County and vanished after telling a friend he would fetch clothes for a few hours. Officials alert but no arrest yet. 4 Million Voices Could express Homer Hall's thanks for Dr King's New Discovery curing his severe lung illness. Trial bottles free at Tallman Co's drug store Perry Hooper's meat market East Alta Street now open with beat meat and prompt service.
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Dayton
Wash
John Thornton
Pendleton
Garfley County
Washington
Diesel
J. A. Ayres
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Perry Hooper
East Alta Street
Early Home Life of Homer Davenport Revealed
Mrs. Robert Orr recalls the young Homer Davenport growing up near Davenport Alabama and la Gramle. She notes his good nature and early humor shaping his art. Davenport’s studio then was simple, with chalk drawings of pheasants and farm scenes on a bare door and wagon.
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Robert Orr
Tow
la Gramle
Homer Dvenport
Davenports
Orr
Tre Orr
Homer
Davenport
Oregon
Berdidti
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised by veterans in ad
A Philadelphia press style ad extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises burns ulcers and skin issues with a money back guarantee at Tallman & Co. drop store noting veterans from the last war wrote in. It mentions a board retirement tied to ill health and hints at an earlier squabble without detail.
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Gay
Tallman & Co
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