Various News Items From Across the Nation
The dispatches report University of Chicago dean Erl Hulbert died of pneumonia in Chicago on February 1. A plan sought 176 008 for an Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition exhibit. In Los Angeles Wakefield killed himself, despondent over liquor withdrawal. South Carolina ends liquor sales with a local option law. governor signed the measure on February 14. August Lindbrom, Swedish native and civil service chief, died of heart failure in Chicago. General A. W. Greely moves to command of the department of the Columbia with HQ at Vancouver. change due in June or July. New York Governor Hughes moves to remove Insurance Commissioner Otto Keelney over alleged incompetence and misconduct. Oklahoma’s champion cotton planter Alfred Smith, a colored man, won prizes at the state fair and a St Louis world’s fair ribbon. A Missouri river gorge near Vernilton, South Carolina, flooded rivers displacing 100 families and alarming farmers. In San Francisco Abe Ruef pleads not guilty to all indictments. Ruef’s trial to begin February 35 after delay. Grandma Farley, long-time earthsettler in Kansas, remains in Atchison. The “Maneus Nebraska” era touched Kansas’ population. The Missourian river reach saw tension between North and South factions. A home remedy for hemorrhoids, Zen pile remedy, is advertised as effective and money-guranteed, sold locally.
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Erl KR. Hulbert
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Gmeumenia
Ja Feliy
Les Angeles
O. BR. Wakefield
South Carolina
August Lindbrom
Sweden
Civil Service Commission
Ewrden
Chicago
A. W. Greely
Department of the Celumta
Vancouver
Hughes
New York
Otto Kaelney
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Heney
Ruefa
Rehinits
Atchison
Mira
Johncot County
Kansas
Commonwealth
Property for sale and business chances offered by E T Wade
E T Wade offers wheat lands with orchards and abundant water, stock kennels for summer and winter quarters, and a hotel with 22 rooms. He guarantees profits for quick buyers and lists urban and rural property, unimproved real estate, and livestock. If not on hand he will obtain it. Phone black 9111. Office Ff O Holsting.
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E. T. Wade
Hotel Arrivals List Shown From Multiple Cities
A truncated hotel arrivals list shows guests from Portland, Spokane, Athena, Pendleton, Walla Walla, and other towns, including George Johnson, J Kendally, W. M. Cake, A. J. Watrus, J. F. McNaught, J. A. Cooke, and many more. An advertisement for Dade's Little Liver Pills promotes cleansing the system and improving complexion.
West Selah church planned. mine accident and bridge debates
The Meanonites of West Selah plan a church at a cost of 1704 to be built this spring. In Romland Bay a mine accident left Thomas Curno dead and Fred Nottinger badly injured after a dynamite mishap. Washington towns discuss cheaper bridge options while Yakima farmers ship fruit to Russia and fire destroys structures in Punon and Wardner.
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West Selah
Thomas Curno
Fred Nottinger
White Hear
Romland
Bay
Mottinger
Curno
Ory
Willkitet County
Washington
Ateet
Artington
Yakima Potators
Bert
Tacome
Bestals
Moree Wat
Moree
Kut
Coal Land Leasing Bill Faces House Hurdles
A Washington dispatch outlines a coal land leasing push tied to President Roosevelt aims. The proposed law caps leased acres at 2666 per person and sets land sales at 2 cents per ton with distances from railroads determining price. A stamp act push follows, seeking nationwide metal stamping standards for gold, plated items, and other goods, effective June 12, 1907.
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Washington
Floose
Congress
AED
Preetdjeet Roosevelt
White House
House
Grazing Season Set for Panjor Forest Reserve Areas
The Panjor forest reserve outlines grazing periods on its eastern slope from June 1 to October 15 and on the western slope from April 15 to October 16, detailing seasonal access for horses and cattle.
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Panjor
Cawon
One Price Piano Outlet Promises Low Prices Coastward
A faded ad touts Sherman, Clay & Co as the “one price house” for pianos, listing brands like Steinway and Knabe and claiming the firm buys three times as many instruments as rivals. It asserts nationwide availability at a single price with freight, urging buyers to act this month.
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Suerman, Clay & CO
Hite
Steinway
Koabe
A Fi
Chase
Hardman
Everett
Emerson
Ludwig
Betey
Vee
Packard
Fischer
Kingsbery
Haller
Stoe
United States
House of Sherman
Cisy A Co
Sherman,inv & Co
Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Rate Note
Pendleton Oregon readers offered the Daily East Oregonian by carrier for sixteen cents per week with ongoing subscription detail for the local paper.
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East Oregonian
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India
Geneal News
Oklahoma
Alfred Smith
Missouri
Vernilton, & C
Merry Venient
A. C. Koeppen & Brown
Office
O. Holsting
Owt Peuiieon
F. HH. Burke
Portland
Lo J Watson
B. H. Potter
H. T. Broth
G. P. Kogler
Spokane
Wavie
Athena
Charlen J. Lex
W. H. Maher
C. H. Hacker
San Francis
G. D. Galley
W. K. Glendaning
J. P. Hayden
A. Parrett
Athenos
M. W. Smith
York Tell
Athens
P. King
W Mayger
J. A. Cooke
Ban Wroneteco
Charles A. Phipps
Pretland
AOD
Ball
Lewie Stathium
Hedges
Dade
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Drug Store
Sokathawest News
Beadon Cniidon
Holkern Our
Helena, Mont
Geach
A. J. Orr
J. Obyle
Eblaht
Punon
Wash
Civen
al Pal
G A
Hunter, & Carpenter
Carlin & Lusk
Vortsoeicu
Vladivostok
Sargent
Hood River
Russia
Bunker Hill
Iliven
Wardner
Manker Hill
Coeur d'Alenes
Congressional Committee
Pendleton
Oregon
Jafolger&c
Qlden Garp
J.A. Folger Co
Jesse
Pendleton, Oregon
Ueotern Gad & Elegtrig
Matlock Building
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