Whitman massacre tales unfold in tribal land allotment case
Jammer Cole, assistant United States district attorney, reports from eastern Oregon on Indian land allotment hearings. Witnesses recount ancient customs, including polygyny, kinship memory tables, and heirs across generations as they fight for parcelas tied to the Whitman era.
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Umatilla
Oregonian
Oregon Sunday Journal
Whitman
Oregon
Hfe
Jammer Cole
United States District Attorney
Wiwestry
Alger
Cole
Whitin Massiere
Indigms
Pendleton
Haker
Clink Gate
Aly
Miry Gate
Cuticura Remedies Cited In Child Eye Sore Case
A Fulton Ontario couple recounts a year and a half old girl suffering eczema and an eye ulcer. After multiple doctors failed, Cuticura Treatments reportedly cleared skin lesions in a week and saved the eye, though eyesight could not be restored. The family praises Cuticura as highly effective for skin troubles and blood impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceainia
Oswego
Air Act
Frank Abbott
F. D. No
Fulton, Onwego Co
San Francisco progress and unrest after fire loss
Fred Hi Drake reports from San Francisco on rebuilding after the fire. He notes rapid progress in large firms and new quarters due to labor limits, with Bruner Furniture among early temporary structures. Drake warns of serious Japanese tensions and possible riots as material shortages persist and investments are put on hold.
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Fred Hi. Drake
San Francisco
Jwho Cine
J. A. Drake
Progres
San Francie
Clerka
Feaninten
Tatge
Drake “le
Bruner Furniture Company
Francisco
Se Ourig
Fragmented Chaos Presages Turmoil Across Nations
The report blends multiple events from 1906 era headlines, including political upheaval at a constitutional convention, violent crime losses, law enforcement resignations, and distant humanitarian pleas. Notable items mention a tragedy on Machin Street, a Sunday closing in Evansville, and the California National Guard reshuffle amid earthquake relief efforts.
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New York
Tunel
Bam
Sulciden
Kalle
Tyne
Hilton
Atitc
Wallin Walla
Kineawe
Olvey
Hititathon
Tacoma
Northwest News: scattered incidents across towns and courts
A garbled Northwest news roundup reports a bull pup trade for a child near Waltsburg. church reorganizations at Freedom Harmony and other settlements. a Rochester pastor change. 1908 Walla Walla County court cost record. arrests of Spokane Indians in a fatal shooting. revival of The Journal at Juliette. various local incidents including fires, fines for meat processors, a hunting accident on Lake Washington, and a fatal rock fall at Hunter mine in Mullan Idaho with a man aged about 35 survived by a widow and four children.
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Charles Caldwell
Copper Avenue
Waltsburg
Waeh
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Freedom, Harmony
Joseph
Compasque Plaine
Satmen River
Tdahe
Foc, Whitney
Rochester, Minn
F. O. Lamoreaux
Baptist
Elwreh
Yoakima
Superior Court
Walla Willy County
Alexander
Wild Bill
Colville Reservation
Noel
Jullaeia
Tahoe
Spokane
Justin Hinkle
F Mitcher
Kosiinn
Piston
Paneer
Carl Anderson
Hunter
Mullan
Idaho
Anderton
Fuel famine may grow worse across Inland Empire
Robert Burns of the District Freight Agent for the D. R. & N. cites severe coal shortages hampering locomotives and freight. He warns the Inland Empire faces unprecedented fuel stress as mines burn and supply lines falter, with costs rising from Portland to San Francisco and shortages threatening passenger engine service.
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Jwt
Robert Burns
Geneel
Willa Walla
Walla Walla
Horne
Starbuck
Pasenger
Mortland
San Francisco
We al Ie
Cumberland
Montana
Miter
Portnall
Athen
Ron Low
Judette
Onder Hawe
Dry farming pays says government report in Montana
A government soil study notes dry farming yields in Montana show promise for wheat oats and corn under dryland conditions. It details three test locations Forsyth Glen Dive and a third in eastern Montana, with results varying by site. The report discusses acreage sales land grants and settlement plans linked to a rail corridor and government homestead policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Phelan
Forsyth
Dendive
Binview Dimelon
Harlow
Thelema
How to Cure Chilblains in 19th Century Remedy Ad
Freedom from chilblains offered by Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised by Tohn Kemp of East Otis Maine. The ad claims the salve also treats salt rheum indolent ulcers piles burns wounds and skin diseases with a 25 cent price at Tallmin Coe drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Kemp
Otsflol
Tallmin & Coe Drug Store
Refrigerator Car Service Inaugurated By O R N
Effective immediately the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company will start a weekly refrigerator car service from Portland with cars departing each Tuesday to handle perishable goods for all points east of Tuamatilla. A similar service will operate on the Washington division.
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O. R. & N. Company
Portland
Tmatilla
Washington
Ely's Cream Balm Adverts For Cold Relief
An old advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a relief for nasal catarrh and head colds. It claims soothing action on sensitive membranes, no cocaine or mercury, and warns against substitutes. Sold by druggists for 60 cents, mailed from Ely Brow in New York.
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Ely
Ely Brow
Warren Street
New York
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New York State
Northwest News
Thome Feishawn
John Dewher
Lake Washington
Daewitter
Ned
Robert Munn
Gener
Preielie Ajeet
Syston Company
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The
East Oregonian
Ttorzeui
Miesourt
Glendive
Sit
Frazer Theatre
Geo. Ade
Pendleton Drug Co
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
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