One Time Waif Amy Quinney Adopted Heiress Timeline
Amy Quinney, adopted daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Quinney, led a troubled early life with a reform school threat. Raised in Virginia City by her adoptive parents, she gained education and musical talent before moving to Pendleton. Swedish heirship now links her to a large fortune shared with her sisters in Chicago.
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Charles Quinney
Amy Isabelle
Charlee Quinney
Chicago
Virginia City Times
Virginia City
Montana
Amy Tanbelle Quinney
Quinney
St. Paul's Elling Memorial Episcopal Church
Johnson
Sweden
America
Amy
Illnois Childrens’ Home and Aid Society
Frank Wright
Sheridan
Johanna Johnson
Wrights
M. H. Parker
Miles City
Parker
Rey
Church of the Redeemer
Pendleton
Oregon
Lew L. Callaway
Lgnt
Amy Quinney
Oakdale Avenue
Jennie Johnson
Miss Amy
Old Town
Ife
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedies Praised by Scottville Mother
Scottville Michigan resident J A Jonsson credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with maintaining health on a hard farm life. She claims the products ease backache bearing down pains and help her daughter with painful periods. She endorses the remedies to others and notes their non narcotic nature and roots based formula.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia B.pinkham
Lydia Ti
Pinkham
Tam
Lydia FE
Mat J.A. Jonsson
Scottville, Mich
Wd. O
Lydia Ei
Bal lard's Snow Liniment Ad Promises Quick Heal
An advertisement claims Bal lard's Snow Liniment prevents burns from baby mischief and speeds healing of wounds. It markets a sure cure for sprains and rheumatism, with pricing at 25c, 50c, and $1 from A. C. Koep pen & Bros.
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Ballard
Hoxsey altitude record invalidated by wrecked barograph
In Los Angeles on February 7 President Ho La V. Twining of the Aerolab of Southern California stated Hoxsey’s final aeroplane fall verdict that his altitude record cannot be official. The barograph on Clight was destroyed in the crash and cannot be certified, leaving only Hoxsey’s American record as valid.
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Los Angeles
Hoxsey
Cleveland Olympic Games Bid Seeks Roosevelt Help
The Cleveland Olympic Films commission decides to ask Theodore Roosevelt to join them in Stockholm to secure the 1916 Olympic games. The request will be sent to the colonel immediately.
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Will
Teddy
Cleveland
Ohio
Meveland
Harkness first aerial messenger of war flies dispatches
San Diego reports Harry Harkness, Pasadena millionaire aviator, making his historic flight as an aerial messenger of war. He carried dispatches from United States soldiers to Saa Juana and back, flying an Antoinette monoplane to enforce neutrality.
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San Diego
Calif
Harry Harkness
Pasadena
United States
Saa Juana
California
Canadian government hunts timber wolves near Vancouver Island
Victorian British Columbia February 7. A rapid change in amber wolves north of Vancouver Island threatens deer herds, prompting the government to hire an experienced band of hunters to slay the wolves.
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Victorian
B. C
Vancouver Island
Congressmen to Dine at White House Reception
Members of congress and their families will be honored at the annual official reception at the White House tonight, to be followed by a congressional dinner next Tuesday evening.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Sheep Industry In Oregon Shown As Valuable State Asset
A state board report values Oregon sheep industry at 28.76 million dollars including land and equipment for 2 441 14 head. Eastern Oregon holds about 24.92 million while Western Oregon totals 3.83 million. The piece notes limited eastern expansion and potential intensified farming in the Willamette Valley, with 3 660 workers employed and 2 260 154 dollars spent on labor yearly. The Rural Spirit remarks on protection and future growth.
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State Board of Sheep Commissoners
Oregon
Western
Cascade Mountains
Willamette Valley
Oregon Commission
Frisco Moves Headquarters to Houston in Historic Employee Transfer
Houston witnesses the Frisco railway family move from Beaumont to a new Houston base on January 20. About 180 people join the city, boosting population as 140 office staff relocate including large auditors, traffic, and claim agent crews. The Bing building becomes the new central office space.
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Houston
Tex
Frisco General
Beaumont
Frisco
Bing Building
Nation
J. HW. Mercurough
J. H. Gaston
J. A. Lauderdale
Vive Preeifene Elytott
Beev Provisions Cut In Private Satoris Note
Private Satoris Prawn of Troop EF, 10th Cavalry, details as cook at Port Eathan Al-. he laments rising beev prices and the need to reserve tidbits for himself, reflecting kitchen scarcity amid service duties.
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Satoris Prawn
10Th Cavalry
U.S. A
Port Eathan al
Court martial ends with dishonorable discharge for Brown
Following this line of thought Brown faced a court martial and was found at fault. He had traded five months of liberty for three pounds of beef. Upon completion of the sentence he will be dishonorably discharged from the army and disfranchised.
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Sen
Brown
Cortelyou Chub Dinner in New York Tonight
The Cortelyou club holds its annual dinner in New York tonight with hundreds of prominent men expected in attendance.
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New York
Cortelyou Club
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Harkness
Railroad Company
Ladies’ and Children’s Oxfords
Alexander Dep't. Store
Cortelyou
Mark Moorhouse
Angelo
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