Death and disease cast pall over Athena town
Athena reports scarlet fever halting Christmas festivities and public gatherings. Infant deaths from pneumonia and typhoid fever prompt warnings as residents evacuate town for safety. Local officials emphasize precautions while coal shortages and storm impacts strain stock and finances. Funeral notices for local families noted.
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Oregon
Athena
Will Dobson
Knights of Pything
Wallin Walla
Treaeurer
G. W. Bradley
Otto Keeler
Tacomma
James Mitchell
Moro
Florence Bunker
Preaton-Pirton Milly
Anne
Ley Burke
J.C. Burke
J. M. Kemp
North Takima
W. G. Cole
Pendleton
Nolte
Weston Hospital
Clarence la Brache
Mia
Miles North
Olle Jones
H. A. Barrett
Fine Creek
Beatties
Nebo
Con
A. Parrett
Censorship in England Highlighted by New York Manager
Ernest Shipman, a New York theatrical manager, claims a document from London’s lord chamberlain’s office proves Britain’s stage censorship is more serious than Americans suppose. The document allegedly originated from the British office overseeing plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Charles Major
Mme Alberta Gallatin
Queen of Scots
England
Ernest Shiyman
New York
London
Fire in Zenobia apartments kills four in Buffalo
A blaze at the Zenobia apartment in Buffalo claims four lives identified as Mr and Mrs Lambrecht Ruth Crumlish and Mrs J J Fischer. Also reported a boiler explosion on the Scevil near New Orleans killing four white men and eight Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N
F. M. Lambrecht
Ruth Crumlish
J. J. Fischer
New Orleans
Water from Holy Land Baptismal Barrels Arrive in New York
Water from the river in the Holy Land reached New York aboard the Campania for distribution to churches for baptismal use. Precautions ensured purity as Colonel Clifford Nadoud led the expedition, having casks made in Asia Minor and wheels built on the spot.
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New York
Holy Land
Campania
St. John
Clifford Nadoud
Palestine
Asia Minor
Goodman Hardware company name change notice
Notice states the Goodman-Thompson company changes its corporate name to the Goodman Hardware company as of December 17, 1906 and that all accounts are payable to the new firm. Dated Pendleton Oregon December 11, 1906. President J Goodman.
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Goodman-Thompson Company
Goodmain Baniware Company
State of
Oregon
Goodman Hardware Company
Pendleton
J. Goodman
Modernizing China as Ports and Rails Expand
A Peking dispatch notes rapid modernizing trends with British and American traders, Japanese rivals, and bustling street activity. Railways draw heavy patronage and even steam rollers flatten streets. The president nominating Edward Farrington as district judge of Nevada adds a further public note.
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Edward Farrington
Nevads
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