City Brevities and Local Notices
Private room and board on Main Street. store for rent on Cottonwood Street. paints and wall papers at Vincent Street. furnished housekeeping rooms for rent on Logan Street and Weet Webb Street. Stenographer and notary public at Association Block. Sale notices for hats, Walk Over shoes, and household goods sale ending Friday before Portland trip.
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Main Street
Cottonwood St
Chris Rawley
Charles Lane & Son
Vincent Street
Logan Street
Weet Webb Street
Mra.Thompson
Johnson Street
Campbell's Millinery
Alexander Department Store
George Hartman
Portland
Wyoming Wool Clips of 1906 Lead Rise in Wool Output
The Amberlain Shepherd's Bulletin reports Wyoming has about 4,210,000 sheep with 32.5 million pounds of wool produced, breeders expect ranges to support another 1.5 million sheep. Wool output could exceed 35 million pounds in a few years, possibly 40 million, rivaling Montana.
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Amberlain Shepherd's Bulletin
Boston
Wyoming
Montana
Dabner Deferred Sentence In Bank Robbery Case
In San Francisco Judge Cook delayed sentencing Louis Dabner, the gas pipe thug, until the verdict is returned in the related case of his partner John Slesmen. Dabner’s father testified that Police Captain Duke promised leniency if his son confessed. The court agreed to hear all testimony showing extenuating circumstances.
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Dabner
San Francisco
Cook
Louis Dabner
John Slesmen
Munakata
Duke
Federal courts intervene in Alaskan cases
Washington reports the United States district court has assumed jurisdiction over all involved in Alaska stories. Crimes at sea are noted with murders allegedly going unpunished as territorial courts lack power and jurisdiction in these matters.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Seattle
United States District Court
Territorial Courte
Railroad men demand eight hour day and wage rise
Chicago December 27 railroad officials meet to discuss demands of 60000 trainmen on all new routes of the Mississippi. They threaten to tie up on January 1 unless substantial concessions are granted. Wages sought rise 5 to 15 percent. Other items include an eight hour day.
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Chicago
Railroad Offichile
Glendale Robbery Targets Post Office in Glendale
Robbers broke into the Glendale post office at midnight and looted registered mail valued at $1000, $400 in cash, and all stamps. They also stole a horse and bogey Jane fled.
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Glendale
Los Angeles
Jaigoes
Rfe
Poet
Jane
Paying Teller Gets Four Years
Kansas City report states William C. Anderson, paying teller at First National Bank, pleaded guilty to embezzling 9000 dollars and received a four year sentence. Chicago chemists report arsenic in more of the Vraal children’s remains, with full analysis pending a week. In Olympia a gasoline explosion aboard the launch Traveler led engineer Charles Cheadle to leap overboard and drown. he was co owner of the launch.
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Gete
Kansas City
William C. Anderson
First National Bank
Chicago
Olympia, Wash
Charles Cheadle
Cheadle
Captain Duncan Denies Killing Women and Children
San Francisco dispatch reports Captain G W Duncan of the sixth infantry, who led troops at the Jolo crater, denying rumors that American forces killed women and children. The transport Sherman docked from the Philippines with 450 passengers including Major E S Taggart, linked to a recent Ohio divorce case.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Philippines
Lasysin
Yokohama
G. W. Duncan
Sixth Infantry
Jolo
Duncan
E. &. Taggart
Ohio
Leyte
Yaquis on Warpath Near Valencia Destruction Reported
Near Valencia over 100 Yaquis on the warpath. Reports say 11 Mexicans and one American were killed in attacks. Separate dispatch notes Colonel near Sandh o Sandho and Roosevelt to Pine Knot. Also, Walter Appleton Clark dies at 91 in New York.
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Nogales
Ariz
Valencia
Maxson
Sandho
New York
Walter Appleton Clark
Atlantic crossing by birds and local incidents
Article examines whether birds can cross the Atlantic, citing speeds from 125 to 245 miles per hour and noting possible west to east and east to west migrations. It also reports a fatal bull attack on rancher John McPherson in Cowichan, B. C., and a recent 10-day period with 15 inches of snow in Okanogan country.
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London
Ocean
Gatke
Heligoland
Ireland
LSS7
Rathiin O'Birne
West Donegal
John McPherson O Cowichan
B. C
Okanogan Country
Notable Visitors and Travelers Pass Through the City
A stream of visitors and locals on business and holiday travel moved through the city today. E C Skiles heads to Portland, W H Albee of Helix came in for trading, Jam Btarr and wife from Helix visited, John Walker of Athena stopped by yesterday, and Fred Rosas of Ellensburg socialized with friends. Several others including J H Dunlap of Wind River Lumber, Fay Le Grow of Athena, J F McNaught and R Oldaker of Hermiston, and J W Skiles the commercial traveler were noted in town or en route to Portland or back home. Dr W H Lytle left for Portland on federal stock inspection duties. Louis Winters of Freewater attended to property abstracts, Miss Bessie McBride visited Athens friends, and others like Connors, Mixes Jeannette Manassee, J C Hoyt, George Th. O Connor, Jotu W Whistler, Co A Smith, E B Waffle, Anna Markham, Alexander Andersen, A F Sunderman, J C Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. J E Carroll and Mrs Carroll’s recovery, were all observed in town or on business.
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E. C. Skiles
Portland
W. H. Albee
Helix
Jam Btarr and
John Walker
Athena
Fred Rosas
Ellensburg
Wash
Sam Banister
Weaton Farmer
Tiomer
W. H. Lytle
Louis Winters
Freewater
Bessie McBride
Connors
Walla Walla
Mixes Jeannette Manassee
J. C. Hoyt
Warren Construction Company
George Th. O'Connor
Jotu Vt, Whistler
East Umatilla
Hermiston
Co. A. Smith
Spokesman-Review
E. B. Waffle
U. of O. Medical College
Mies Anna Markham
Alexander Andersen
Washington
Tekoa
A. FF. Sunderman
Echo
J.C. Lindsey
Tilinois Central
Pendleton
J. E
New York Juvenile Asylum Seeks Golden-Haired Children
The Monde Children Preferred quotes a New York juvenile asylum noting that across annual adoptions to the West, blond children are favored. It reports that a girl with blue eyes and golden hair is often requested, with dark-haired children adopted less often.
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Monde
New York
West
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
A disease of kidneys and heart often leads to sudden death with kidney trouble causing organ failure. Kilmer's Swamp Root promises relief for kidney, bladder, and urinary problems, claiming cures and offering free samples and a book.
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Kilmer
Tris
Dr. Rilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. V
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East Oregonian
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Eveler and Optiocian
Malin Street
Will
Hallroad
Potro
Felipe Jauregui Pared
Mexico
Dora
St. Louie
Jim
Jeffries Neto
Cheap Ciny
Jeffries
Rhallte
Squires
Australia
Womer
Rooecvelts
Pine Kot
Pine Knot
Atlantic
Great Britain
Algeria
James Johnston
Algiers
Betar
Dep’t
Oregon
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