Oregon Hopes to Bring 1904 Livestock Convention to Portland
C J Miller Oregon Livestock Association secretary urges readers to back bringing the 1904 National Livestock Association convention to Portland. A Kansas City meeting January 13 16 will decide. Oregon plans strong delegate attendance and a side trip to New Orleans for $15. Respond ASAP with sleeping car space needs.
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National Livestock Asolation
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Death of Clarence Hale Follows 68 Hours After Grave Injury
Clarence Hale, 22, died at 6 PM Tuesday after living 68 hours with three bullet holes near his heart. He died in Lone Cemetery, amid reports his death stemmed from his own band. Hale reportedly dragged a young man from a horse during a rage, for which he had been bonded $500, facing possible prison. Hale, industrious and well-liked, worked on William Slusher’s ranch in Pendleton and seldom came to town except on business.
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Funeral for G G Olcott Held by Pendleton Masons
Pendleton Masons escorted to Pilot Rock today to conduct services over George R K Olcott who died Monday after two weeks of pneumonia. Born July 1862 in Siskiyou California he moved to Oregon at age 11. Survived by wife five children three brothers five sisters and a large circle of friends. Olcott was a prosperous stock man and a prominent Mason in the Pilot Rock area.
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Hoober Escapes Punishment Costing County
Aaron Hoober was acquitted in justice court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The case likely ends the charge as A M Clark will not prosecute. The county spent about $200 in handling Hoober. The Hotel Dacres still has a board bill charge, potential withdrawal if paid. A friend seeks funds from Hoober's parents. Hoober remains jailed. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm ad promotes treatment for nasal catarrh with price 75 cents.
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New York
Cigar Controversy Sparks City Eye Debate
Local chatter centers on a Chicago production flaw after readers notice a foreign substance in an eye related incident. Officials and the public argue about whether the issue stems from manufacturing or handling, with no decisive conclusion reported.
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Ilinoy
Chicago
Prominent Woman Endorses Wine of Cardui in Letter
Mrs Ida McDonald praised for leadership in the Maccabees and health reform. The letter urges sick women to use Wine of Cardui, claiming relief from torpid liver and kidney trouble, with testimonials of improved health after four years of illness. Endorsement includes purchase details for wine and the related Black Draught packages.
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Pension Schemes Tie Workers to Long Labor
The article details Harriman lines pension rules forcing retirement at 70 with benefits based on salary and years served. Many start at 18 and must toil 52 years to gain a pension, contradicting hopes of 20 year retirements. It also covers Venezuela’s government structure, finances, and lack of trial by jury.
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United States
Switzerland
Senate
House of Deputies
Richard Carvel to be staged at Frazer Friday night
Andrew Rob son and company announce the dramatization of Winston Churchill's Richard Carvel will be presented at the Frazer on Friday January 2. The production aims for high standards in line with Hobson’s notable stage work and the legacy of Charles Coghlan. Seats are on sale at Frasier's book store and are moving quickly.
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Frazer
Andrew Robson
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Fraszier
Wit at Mr Reed's Expense in Guild's Bookshop
A humorous anecdote about Thomas B Reed in Baltimore Run. Reed browses a capitol bookshop and refuses to buy a novel after a sharp exchange with the shopkeeper Guild. The episode ends with Reed smiling as he walks away.
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The Hotel of 2003 Two Clerks and a Window Incident
A 2003 hotel scene shows Clerk Michael and Clerk posing as Portier discuss moving trancs while Mrs Highbowl’s husband falls from a window. The tale hints at a dangerous accident and a stretched life net over the front pavement as bystanders react.
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Porter
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Parlor Car Rates Hike Across Major Railroads
Chicago December 31 The public is to share wage increases withrailroads as parlor car travel costs rise on Northwestern Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines. New rates apply to 60 miles 26 cents 100 miles 15 cents and 100 miles or more 60 cents. The update signals higher travel expenses for luxury seating alongside ongoing wage changes.
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