Indians Hair Cutting Order Sparks Washington Debate
A Tuscarora Indian in Washington discusses the Indian Commissioner Jones order requiring Indians to shorten their hair, with Canadians having faced similar moves. Critics warn drastic measures provoke unrest or rebellion, while supporters argue for assimilation and protection of tribal rights. The debate centers on preserving customs vs government aims to civilize, with tribally rooted religious and cultural significance cited for dances and regalia.
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Washington
Jones
D. C
Canada
Dominion
Revett
Elios
Indiana
Nau’s Dyspepsia Care advertisement in Oregon text
M Church of La Grande Oregon testifies after two years using Nau's Dyspepsia Care that it saved her life. Sold by Tallman & Co and all druggists or by Frank New Portland Hotel Pharmacy Portland Oregon. Price ten dollars per bottle or four dollars for six bottles prepaid by express.
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Tallman & Co
Frank New
Portland Hotel
Portlami
Oregon
Fragmentary line hints at tribal identity clash
The excerpt emphasizes an individual named Shen and his deep attachment to tribal customs as core to life. It implies that removing these practices would erode his identity, potentially pushing him toward greater distress or a worse state. The text hints at cultural conflict and personal consequence without full context.
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Shen
Epiri
Hotel Arrivals and Tax Remission Notice
List of hotel arrivals including John Charles and many others across Portland San Francisco and New York plus a tax remission by the Ohio state board reducing the Cleveland franchise tax by 17 25 million dollars noting Ni chol law applications to utilities such as telephone telegraph and express services.
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State Board of Tax Remission of
Ohio
Cleveland
Board of Equalization
No War Paint in Court: J M L Denounces Red Man Photos
Portland city attorney J M L denounces Native peoples and slanderously calls for legal action to reclaim lands and resources. He claims savage revenge rhetoric while denying violent intent, contrasting with peaceful citizens and promising court battles over blankets tepees and hereditary rights.
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J. M
J. M. Long
Portland
Barr Estabrook Wedding in Pendleton Bright Social Event
Edwin Barr of Pendleton and Miss Filora Estabrook wed in a church ceremony officiated by Rev. Jones. Guests, wedding presents, and a celebratory dinner followed. The couple plan a short honeymoon and will reside in Pendleton Catarrh Cure ads appear amid the notices. Copper pennies to be replaced by aluminum bronze in France this year.
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J. Barr
Edwin Barr
Pendleton
Filora Estabrook
BE. Bh, Jones
Voof Church
South
Tome
Barr
Tonorrow
Ponileton
France
Public School Debates and Entertainment in Assembly Hall
Next Friday evening in the assembly hall the public school will present an entertainment featuring a debate on the Panama Canal property and a recitation by Miss Sheridan. The affirmative speakers are Robe Cronin Elmer Baker and Harry Taylor with the negative by Hertha Alexander Nel Jay and Mary Hothrock. A paper by Tom Vaughan Nell Kimber and Roy Alexander and a music number by Awolo Conk are planned.
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al Assemly Hall
United States
Panama Canal
Canal
Robe Cronin
Elmer Baker
Harry Taylor
Hertha Alexander
Nel Jay
Mary Hothrock
Ay Conkin
Gertrude Sheridan
Tom Vaughan
Nell Kimber
Roy Alexander
Fred Vincent
Elva Turner
Gar South
Reta Howland
Brell
Conklin
Ang
Mn Mitten Shaw
Hime Harter
Mise Ivy
Census results place Canada population at 5 309 606
The 1901 census returns show Canada’s population at 5 309 606, an increase of 36 426 over the previous decade. The figures reflect growth across provinces and underline demographic shifts at the turn of the century.
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Canada
France weighs wireless telegraph across Sahara
France contemplates establishing a wireless telegraph link between Timbustee and across the Sahara des, signaling a major imperial communications project. The plan envisions rapid message transmission, potential regional expansion, and strategic importance for colonial administration.
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France
Timbustee
Sahara
Des
Largest cam sale for Wright's Disease in San Francisco
An August sale in San Francisco involved a traveler's funds of 2400 dollars for a controversial treatment aimed at Wright's disease and diabetes. A committee investigated the treatment, testing it on over three dozen cases with eighty seven percent improvement and thirteen percent failure. Clinical reports were published and available on application from Jons J. Fourox & Co. at 9 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.
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San Francisco
U. Ie
Wright
Will Mathdine
Jons J. Fourox
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