Miner Takes Carbolic Acid at Coyote Peak
A man identified only by the tattooed name N Kelly died after drinking carbolic acid near Coyote Peak. The body was found by a youth, and Kelly’s past ties include work at Banxette and activity in Coeur d’Alenes during strikes and martial law. The case is reported by the Baker City Herald.
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Coyote Peak
Jaudanum
N. Kelly
Rabbit
Bealde
Dave Bohoate
Kelly
Banxette Ming
Coeur dAlenes
Stonenburg
Grant Peor
Baker City Depot
Baker City Herald
Notice for Boise-Payette project hide bids received
Interior department notice seeks hide for Boise Payson or Boise-Payette works. Hide accepted at Dr W Rows office by 2 pm February 1. Project includes 27 mile main canal two earthen embankments moving 1 960 000 cubic yards earth 27000 cubic yards concrete masonry 1400000 yards excavating 66000 pounds wheel 163000 pounds cast iron 450000 feet of lumber. Flosse Capital News Blew His Brains Out reports Louis T Price suicide at Bartholmet hotel Windsor hotel Second street.
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Dimensons
Boler-Payette
Interior Department
Hide
Boise-Payette
W. Rows
Daily Market Prices In Pendleton Before Holidays
Retail stocks rise in anticipation of Christmas and New Year. Prices shown for fruits vegetables and dairy include apples 1.75 2 per box cranberries 16 2 3 cents per pound oranges 25 to 30 cents per dozen lemons 35 cents per dozen bananas 40 cents per dozen sweet potatoes 6 cents per lb cabbage 3 cents parsnips 2 1 2 cents per lb turnips 2 cents per lb celery 60 cents per dozen potatoes 1 25 per sack onions 1 50 per sack cauliflower 20 cents head tomatoes 20 cents per lb popcorn 4 1 4 cents per lb butter 70 to 75 cents per roll country butter 60 cents per roll fresh grapes 45 cents per dozen case eggs 15 cents per dozen olives 26 cents per pint walnuts 22 1 2 cents per lb almonds 26 cents per lb the ad also notes DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve for piles and sores sold by Taliman & Co.
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DeWitt
Taliman & Co
Campaigns Set for Swift Mobilization Across Frontier
Government forces prepare for a rapid struggle with entrenched adversaries. Commanders plan every detail of the campaign as they place Clivi units into action, marking the opening phase of hostilities with skirmish fire along the front.
Standard Oil Hearings Open In Missouri Antitrust Case
In New York on January 5, representatives of Missouri and the Standard Oil Company faced Commissioner Henry Wollman for a hearing on alleged antitrust violations. Missouri Attorney General Hadley led the state’s case with assistants, while Standard Oil detailed its legal team. Twenty one directors and officials were summoned to appear as witnesses.
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New York
Missouri
Standard OF Company
Wollman
Henry, H. Hogers
James A. Moffat
Frank Q. Thurston
Howard Pages
Standird of Company
Opler
Employes Share in Profits Cleeland Jan 5
The Cleveland Electric Railway company declares a 530,000 dividend payable today. The firm reports a prosperous year with employees benefiting from profit sharing through wage increases. About 2000 motormen and conductors gain roughly 1 cent per hour, a raise approved by the board after lifting the regular dividend from 4 to 5 percent.
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Cleeland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Board of Directors
Timeline of Federal Timber Land Recovery Fight
The Oregon Daily Journal reports a major federal court action to recover millions of acres of public timber lands fraudulently acquired by eastern timber and stockgrower interests. The case marks a second stage in landmark fraud prosecutions, targeting restitution across California, Oregon, Washington, and other western states.
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Oregon Daily Journal
United States
California
Oregon
Washington
Big's Balm Claims Quick Relief for Nasal Catarrh
Nostrum advertisement boasted Big's Dream Balm would cure nasal catarrh and feverish swelling, urging sufferers not to rely on nostrums but to use the balm. It claimed rapid reach of the inflamed areas and offered the product for six cents, manufactured by Ely Bros in New York.
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Big
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Three Tombs at Westminster Abbey Highlight Betterton Bracegirdle
Westminster Abbey east walk hosts memorials to Thomas Betterton his wife Bess Bracegirdle and Mrs Bracegirdldie praised for reviving English drama after Puritan rule. Bracegirdle rose in Congreve plays before retiring when Anne Oldfield became rival. She died in 1744 and was buried beside the Bettertons. London Mall.
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Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Thomas Betterton
Bess Baunderwon
Bracegirdla
Batterton
Mra. Bracegirdie
Betterton
London
Congreve
Mra
Bracegirdie
Dudgeon
Anne Oldfield
Bottertons
London Mall
How Dreams Are Weighed By The Tilt Board Concept
A historical note describes an autogenous instrument called the tilt board. A reclining sleeper on a long shallow tray balanced on a steel blade causes the feet end to drop as dreams occur. Blood flow to the brain shifts with dream intensity, slowly altering balance and “weighing” dreams.
Venus the Bright Baby Star in Tacian Lore
The Tacis called Venus the baby star for its brightness and believed the sun could not be separated from it. They used two names for Venus depending on its place relative to the sun. Peruvians later called it the eight hour torch and twilight lamp, linking it to daily routines and a Temple of the Sun chapel.
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Venus
Auctioneers In England A Short History Of Auctions
The piece notes English auctioneering is not ancient in origin. It cites the first British sale around 1700 by Elisha Yale, governor of Fort George Madras, and mentions auction as a public sale by outcry defined in 1073 but not recognized as a British institution then. The term auctioneer appears only in the eighteenth century.
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England
United Kingdom
Rome
British Islands
Elisha Yale
Fort George
Madras
Lorenso Dow Responds To Burr Treason Question
The fragment depicts Lorenzo Dow confronting colonial clergymen who feared criticizing Aaron Burr. Dow raises his hands in a V and proclaims Burr mean, claiming his traitor souls could be multiplied to terrify and shake up the nation.
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Lorenso Dow
Merv
Aaron Burr
Lorenzo Dow
Ardent Lover Quote Sparks Stock Talk Detour
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows a man confessing he abandoned a stated aim to pursue a conversation about stocks, admitting he forgot his original purpose while speaking with a father about his daughter. The exchange highlights a romantic misdirection amid financial chatter.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Smoking jacket and house coat mix up in fashion aside
A humorous exchange from Philadelphia Press features a warden greeting a newly arrived convict who quips about clothing expectations. The convict claims to be an acronaut, prompting a wry look at work and trade in the institution.
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Endor
Henpeck
Howe
Philadelphia Press
Quipty Banter From The Limit and Pechis
A playful exchange riffs on a girl described as kissable and a sarcastic dialogue about wedding plans. The text cites opinions from the Philadelphia Ledger and Hin MHetator with a humorous take on marriage and in law living with a couple.
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Tom—May Pechis
Philadelphia Ledger
Local medical and business listings in Pendleton Oregon
A dense OCR of Pendleton area notices lists physicians and surgeons with office addresses and phone numbers, plus local banks, a savings institution, Elks lodge details, abstract and real estate services, an insurance firm, and a commission house. Includes Hartman Abstract Co, First National Bank entries, Pendleton Savings Bank, and Columbia Produce Co with managerial notes.
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Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Doon
Pendleton
James Johns
Henninger
H. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
Offic
John Hailey
M. A
Judd Building
Columbia Produce CO
Dean Tatum
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage Plant
Frult
Notice of Settlement in Pendleton Oregon 1965
Charles Cunningham formerly dealer in blooded sheep in Pendleton Oregon sells most holdings in Umatilla and Morrow counties and seeks all claims within sixty days at Chiliea Hailton office to settle. Any disputes not presented within sixty days will be deemed settled. Dated Pendleton December 7 1965.
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Umatilla
Morrow
Chiliea Hailton
Pendleton
Oregon
Charles Cunningham
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Will Lane
Walla Walla
J. C. Bansett
Collier & Co
T. J. Huddle
Dysett
Justine of the Peace Savidge
Bissett
Collier's
Collier's Company
Bassett
Boise Statesman
Dalles
Hquer
Authons
Naguer
The
Dallow Chronicle
Lavigne
Kid" Lavigne
Sherman House
Taggard
Yakima
Louis T. Price
Bartholet Hotel
Jimmy Downs
George Washington Brown
Price
Windsor Hotel
Second Street
Court Home
Yakima Daily Republic
Daily Market Report
Thendlecon
Milly
Ay Best
Savings Bank
Phonea
CC. J. Smith
Smith Crawford Building
Amy Currin
New Schmidt Block
R. B. Ringo
Schmidt Builing
W. G. Cole
Judd
Malin
H.& Garfield
M. D
DH. D. J
M'Faul
Judd Block
T. M. Henderson
Savings Bank Building
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Main
Court Streets
F Volp
Dr&s. G. 3
Eva Holsington
Kirksville Schol
Collier Swinburne
Smith-Crawford
M. & Kern
BE. A. Vaughan
Safire Im Jund
T. H. White
Dentist—Association
DR. D
McNabb
Tallman’s Drug Store
T. J. Lloyd
D. V
Brock & 20- Mas' Drug Store
B. P. C. Elks
Hall
Eagle Brock
Court Sl Ct
Thomas Thompson
E. R
H. C. Thompson
Pendleton Lodge
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton, Ore
W. J. Furnish
T. J. Morris
J. A. Borle
J. W. Maloney
First National Bank OF Phn- Dieton
Levi Ankeny
W. F. Matlock
G. M. Rice
George Hartman, I Jr
Aesistant
First National Bank OF Athena
Henry C. Adama
T. J. Kirk
F. 8. LeGrow
I. M. Kemp
Insurance and Land Business
Commission House
Matin &T
H. J. Ban
Taylor's Hardware
James A. Fee
Stephen A. Lowell
Despain Block
John W. M
Carter, Raley
Raley
James B. Perry
Taylor's Hardware Store
Winter & Collier
Association Building
John H. Lawrey
Saving Bank
Bulding
Stillman & Pierce
Stillman
George W. Coutts
Idaho
Fistates
Schmid Ook
R. J. Slater
Despain Building
A. Newberry
Association Block
Main Street
Dan P. Smythe
East Court Street
Secil R. Wade
Attorney AT Law
East Oregonian Building
East Webb Street
W. Phelps
John McCourt
Renett -Crawford Block
Howard & Swingle
Taylor
Main and Weratreets
Troutman
DA. May
East Oregonian
T. M. Keller
Goodman Cigar Store
Main Stret
P. O
CITY
Alta ST
Carney & Kennedy
Props
Monterastelli Bros
Athena
H. P. Millen
Helix Hotel
J. P. Navin
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Web
Baker & Folsom
Court Street
Scavenger's
A Whitner & OV
Goodman's Clear Store
Et al
Stroble
Graham & Hunt Jer
Easler Stand
Oregonian
WM. F. Yohner
Ochea
Re Ec
Termes
Craighead & Hayes Athena
Soem College
Addrewal D' Care
Kam Oregonian
Motor System of Colleges
Front Avenue
Spokane
Wash
W. L. Jones
Boz
Pilot Rock
EB. O
Ro Pendleton
H. BH. Williams
Hendricks
Hurst Automatic Switch & Signal Company
W. J. Curtis
Portland
Europe
East Oregonian Pub, CO
Pendleton Oregon
Pendleton Iron Works
RBP
Court
Ata Streeta
Marlon Jack
W. L
Mgr
Madam Zazelle
Mohamed
Hindu Academy of New York
Arlington, Suite 1
Rock Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar Store
Opp
Peoples Warehouse
Chichester
Scott
Nickly
Ulller
Brock A & M
Uae
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