Bloodsucker sect in Siberia targets heathen Japan
From Manchuria reports describe a Siberian unit allied sect labeled Bloodsuckers that refuses quarter, records every enemy kill, and seeks no peace leaving none of the Japanese alive. Other dispatches note chinook salmon exhibit planning, bricklayers conference in San Francisco, and Tennessee university short course in n agriculture.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Uporaky
Tam
Christian Dervishen
Indiana Legislature Opens With Inaugural Week
Indianapolis January 1 The Infinite legislature convened to organize and select officers. Governor-elect Baile will be sworn in Monday with inaugural address and Durbin’s retirement speech. On January 17 joint session will elect U S senators Beveridge and Fairbanks successors amid party expectations.
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Ind
Jan. i
Moon
Baonly
Ure
Durbin
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Charles W. Fairbanks
Beveridge
Hemenway
Fairbanke
Mickey Sworn In Again for Second Term in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska on January 5 Governor Mickey began a second term with a grand inauguration attended by both legislative branches and state officials, plus many spectators from across the state. His address focused on state finances, revenue, and proposed amendments for the legislature, with elaborate preparations for an inaugural reception and bell ringing at the capitol.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mickey
Capitol
Wisconsin cheesemaking papers discuss licensing and quality contests
The Milwaukee event covers licensing of factories and makers and the value of competitive contests. Speakers include J. G. Moore of the Wisconsin Butter Makers Association on profitable milk production, Henry Van Lewen on meat Wisconsin cheese factory improvements, and Prof. J. Q. Emery with G. H. Bendendorf on steam boilers and barnes care. Officers election will be held after the session.
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Venthon
Milwaukee
Win
Wisconsin
J. G. Moore
Wisconsin Butter Makers’ Association
Madison
Henry van Levuwen
Topeka
Kan
J. Q. Emery
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
G. H. Benkendorf
Aquanom for the Fair at Lewis and Clark Exposition
Government exhibit at the Lewis and Clark centennial will feature hundreds of live fish varieties. An aquarium with large grass tanks from six to twelve feet will display known species of the fish tribe. Fresh cold water supply of 200 tenths per minute is requested for the exhibit tanks.
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Lewis and Clark
Dixquusittort
Portland
Tan
United States
Lewis and Clark Centennia
Avt
Tve Au Rithos
Timber Preservation At Forest Congress In Washington
The American Forest Congress opened in Washington with discussions on forest reserves and railroad timber needs. Officials of major railways and the Bureau of Forestry outlined methods to extend timber life through preservatives as President Roosevelt highlighted government efforts to conserve timber and promote new growth.
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Forestry Congressle
Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
American Forest Congres
United States
Euppilen
Bureau of Forestry
Congress
Lafayette
Wilson
Woolen mill deal eyed by two agents in Baker City
Two woolen goods salesmen named Davis and Myers met in Baker City and disclosed they were in the area on similar missions involving a woolen mill plant. The San Francisco man eyed Baker City for a mill site and hinted at a prior location in Marysville while the Portland man connected to the Eugene mill. They discussed arrangements to move the matter forward in Portland, but no local labor or interests were approached yet. The episode ends with questions about their purpose and plans until an explanation is offered.
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Baker City
Davis
Myers
San Francisco
Portland
Pendleton
Union Mills
Ech
Maryeville
Ciml
Eugene
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back Kidney Trouble Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims scientific research by Dr Kilmer and promises free bottles and an informational book if readers mention the paper. It notes prices of fifty cents and one dollar and directs mail to Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Bright
Aleoa
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Pendleton Savings Bank Report for December 31 1904
Report of the condition of The Pendleton Savings Bank at close of business December 31 1904. Resources include discounts 8800480.74 and warrants 6145.47. Cash to bank 1100NG.74, due from banks 13087.51, bank building value 30000.00, undivided profits and surplus listed. liabilities include due to banks and deposits.
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Pendleton Savings Bank
Baok
Oecc.c
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