Tennessee Central railroad burns in Nashville fire loss
A fire at the Tennessee Central railroad yard in Nashville, Tennessee, caused $220,000 in damages. The report notes other international and national events, including Britain’s reduced revenues, French neutrality in Korea and Manchuria, and various political maneuvers in Europe and the United States.
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Tennessee Central Railroad
Nashville
Great Britain
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
France
Germany
Europe
Trans.saa! Council
Bas
New York City
Leonard Wood
Pacific Northwest News Highlights and Rumors
Eugene man sold 65 sales of hope at 25 cents per pound Friday. Albany adds a new carrier amid postoffice growth. Portland arrests: Berthbel Larner and Alive an ton, both 17. Dredge Chinook reports heavy sand movement on Columbia bar. Albany yearly rainfall 25.57 inches, near regional average. Warrants out for Larry Sullivan, Portland boarding house keeper, for enticement of four seamen from Andorinha. Portland saloons to have licenses revoked for after hours violations. Officer Franklin under arrest for unbecoming conduct. Lottle Winters robbed twice in a week, recent New Year’s loss includes coat, diamond ring, cash. Rumor: ex-Senator Turner may seek return to Democratic fold.
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Albany
Berthbel Larner
Portland
Columbia River
Mr. Lottle Winters
Hotel Arrivals List From Pendleton and Nearby Cities
Hotel Pendleton hosts a long roster of guests and pairs including Ben L Burroughs W A Borur Spokane A J Goodman and Mrs Catherine Pocler Paul Hagaman Weston W B Hamilton and wife Walla Walla Jr Harmon Hite Spokane William Maher and wife Portland C M Smith and wife Bert Craig Grove City A J Hall Spokane WD Marks J Bred Pisher Spokane Dorler J McFant Seattice T Donovan La Grande W F P Allez Long Creek A H Gammel Idaho B S Hibbs Lewiston Ferne F Bender Salem A D Williams Jamestown F A Purchase Jamestown T J Kirk Athens Coker Weston Milt Morgan Heppner Mrs R A Crimp Jobe Hager Charies Halway Jennie Bettersey Yale J A Montgomery Colfax A Harner Echo Lara Harrison and wife Echo W H Addison Illinois T Simpson Baker City Alber Behm Portland.
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Pendleton
Ben L. Burroughs
W. A. Borur
Spokane
A. J. Goodman
Mater
Peter McIntyre
Oregon City
G . Youngman
Portland
J. A. Buttend
Weiser
L. G. Edward
Pocatella
Mra
Donelson
Colfax
Catherine Pocler
Paul Hagaman
Weston
W. B. Bamilton
Walla
A. H Gammel
Idaho
B.S. Hibbs
Famils
Lewiston
Ferne
F. Bender
Salem
A.D. Williams
Jamestown
A. Purchase
T. J. Kirk
Athens FE
Jones Westor Charies Coker
Weston Milt Morgan
Heppner
R. A. Crimp
Jobe Hager
Bingham Charies Halway
Jennie Bettersey
Yale
J. A Montgomery
A. Harner
Echo
Lara Harrison
Echo W. H. Addison
The
T Simpson
Baker City
Alber Behm
Dr King’s New Discovery Said to Cure Consumption
A Beall Mississippi man touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption warning of a long fight for those who ignore it. His wife showed symptoms last fall, took the remedy, improved immediately, and four bottles cured her. Tollman & Co. guarantees it with price 50 cents to 1 dollar and trial bottles free.
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Dr King
Oldest Retired Officer Balch Of US Navy Turns 82
Baltimore Maryland January 2 Rear admiral George H Balch US Navy retired who holds the distinction of oldest lying tag officer of Code Sam s navy will be 82 years old tomorrow he will observe the day at his home Balch served nearly a half century of active duty and has added 20 years to his retirement Still active rugged and taking a keen interest in the growth of the Navy He was born in Tennessee and spent boyhood in Alabama before becoming a midshipman at sixteen He served in the Mexican War and many Civil War engagements retiring in 1883 as commander of the Pacific fleet.
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Baltimore
George H. Balch
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Code Sam's Navy
United States Navy
Admiral Balch
Tennessee
Alabama
Mediterranean
Africa
Frightened Horse and Local Notices Prompt Panic
Frightened horse runs wild through the street causing chaos as bystanders seek remedies and comfort at local drugstores. References Hucklen’s Arnica Salve and Olympia beer appear, while notices mention Russian insurance firms charging for goods sent east amid wartime concerns.
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Hucklen
Tallman & Co
Sacajawea statue drive stirs Pendleton clubs
Pendleton women urged to back Sacajawea memorial with local fund raising. The Sacajawea Statue Association asks clubs and individuals to pledge contributions, host Indian themed events, and spread the message through their networks. Two hundred fifty copies of The Conquest donated by McClurg will be sent for each $10 raised.
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Sacajawea Statue Association
Pendieton
Oregon
Pendietan
S. A. Evans
Oswego
Sacajawea
Satajawea
Thie
Otaes
Somanth
Jouron Sulandtng
Nistion
Coless Vom
Association
Emrhestly
McClurg Publishing Company
Chicago
C M. Cartwright
Seventh Street
Eva Emery Dye
Ladies’ Laws and Clark Club
Burns
Sacsjawen
Emaell
Tin
Thin
Sacajawea Fund
Bacadames
Orexon
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United States
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E. T. Wade & Son
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Office
Hotel Bickers
George B Balch
U. 58
Olympia Geer
Olympia Teer
Anton Nolte
Orient
Club and Federation
Woman's Club
Order of Redmen
Daughters of
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Wice
Bucktet
Aacajawea
Mire
Enat Cegonian Office
Glace Prunes
Lowney
By the
F. W. Schmidt
Conrad Platzoeder
Acker
Francis Cannon
Vancouver
Wash
F. W. Schmidt & Coa
W. H Hooker & Co
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