Government split on cane producers aid and labor trouble dominates
A chaotic January 1 1908 report notes cane sugar producers on the island of Cha demand aid while the government delays action. Labor tensions between manufactories and workers prompt pleas and a National Federation statement. Nominees and political shifts appear as a separate includes Remington and other figures. A Mass weight gold find prompts questions. A Boston case involves a man confessing misconduct in a gallery. Franklin Mode and a Portuguese fraud sentence also appear.
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Keough
Ferrets
Sxeneyv
Wna
Heven i
Helena Mout
Boston
New York
Franklin J Mode
Bouth
Portugal
Legislative chatter and funding moves hit Northwest rail and coast
The report covers proposals authorizing a Washington Oregon Railway right of way near Vancouver, political deal rumors at Stownt Vornay, votes on preliminary plemines, civil service actions against Surveyortieneral Perrault, and a string of commerce committee favors for naval and lighthouse funding. It notes Sen Foster and others backing $200,000 for lighthouse establishments in Alaska and related coastal safety projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnate
Tax Levy 16 Rises to 22 Mills for 1902 Umatilla County
County Court will reduce indebtedness and fund added election expenses. A tax levy increase to 22 mills includes school, county, state, and road parcels. Court faces opposition arguing higher costs, while reporting shows 915,080.00 interest on debt and plans to save via gradual tax reductions.
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Umatilla
Howe
Salem
Dandruff Germs Said to Cause Baldness Now
Dr E J Beardsley of Champaign and Dr J T Poindexter of Urbana report Newbro’s Herbicide as the sole effective cure for dandruff and hair loss. They claim dandruff germ causes baldness and endorse Hernicide as the remedy. Physicians and public opinion back the product.
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Dan Sey
E. J. Beardsley
Champaign
Newbro
Pr. J.T. Poeate
Urbana
Russian play after lecture sparks interest on 16th
A Russian drama titled For Her Sake will be staged on the 16th following Captain Alberti s Russia lecture on Thursday night. The item notes the era when fiction and drama were once discouraged, but asserts that good original works continue to be produced and widely read and performed, with Mot Her Sake gaining public favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Captain Albert
New York Letter on Arts and Money in Five Topics
New Yorkers discuss the fate of the Raphael painting and the possible sale or loan. The piece notes Amo Charles Morgans collection valued at over one million dollars and the Morgan Tower in London as a potential destination. It also mentions proposed changes to the New York Stock Exchange constitution and new member initiation fees.
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New York
Raphael Amc
Tontaine
Allerieno
St Anthony
Padua
Dolla
Wwe
Merain
Stine
Morgan Tower
London
Alorgan
Sone Mm
York
Fragmented Message on a Theatrical Event
A distorted text fragment describes a theatrically staged performance by an unnamed company. It mentions bright dialogue and a moral lesson, noting the audience enjoyed the production though parts of the wording are garbled.
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Cinasic
Perils of Our Presidents and Public Remedies
Fragmented OCR text mentions dangers from medicines and remedies. It references Dr Woktetter's Stem Thtra and public caution about health claims. The piece hints at complaints and a call for public notice about yearly costs, with vague ties to medical issues and religious beliefs.
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Tingine
Monte
Ifenn
Sowell
Pioneers Installed At Eureka Lodge Installation Night
Past Commander Maskrey Wan presided as acting commander during the Eureka lodge No. 200 installation. Officers named included Mary Kotech commander Annie Wickersham captain Jt Miller chaplain Lana Jay and Mrs Jarere Yardett messenger and others. The event featured grand master and noble associates with officers Carney secretary Alexander treasurer Craig and Dugan present.
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Maskrey Wan
Wiliem Alartin
Chavet A. Marek mm
Charles A. Maskreve
Aardterttbes
Bern
Mary Koteht
Annie Wickersham
Dy Jt Miler
Lana Jay
Andhe Walues
Jarere Yardedt
Annie Means
Eorth
Martha Houdricks
William Hehe
I. F. Tankywkin
Sertie
Hattle
BO. Onon
Dieteie
Metallow
Fellawiie
Fureka Lodge
Tayloy
Noble Avant
Carney
Rood
Ft Alexander
HW . Craip Werden
B. Collier
Coutuntar
George Dugan
Tlaowrey
MOB. ON
Willbernes
NoGi T
B Welle
Pollx Romasgaux
Gotham's Jewel Robbery Spurs Hiring of Guards and Firm Breakup
The article notes a rise in security costs with Instad raised to 82 000 and dues for all members increased to 600 annually as the exchange prepares for a new building. It cites a theft from a prominent Gotham family, linking it to hiring guards, and details the break up of the long-standing firm Choate Wak & money amid notable deaths.
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Ditca
Seeworth
Gotham
Lewson
New York
London
Fen
Bivarte
Choate & Henman
Amiranaider
England
Joseph Chotte Wak & Money
Varrow
Tach
Chatlee EL Bother
Willian Vars
Eesator
Ulie Ftom
Tintler & Varie
William M. Bvarte
Charlee C. Beaman
Prescott Xia Tiitler
Will Tre
Evarte Tracy
Alten W. Neete
Ouida
Shermend Nerbert J. Bickford
Kwarte, Trn & Sherman
Political maneuvering as Woodruff eyed for Platt successor
Reported maneuvers show Lieutenant Governor Timothy Woodruff favored by Platt allies for a Senate seat while Woodruff supporters trumpet his fit and credentials. Met Museum bid for Houdon plaster boat draws attention as officials await a federal decision.
Citizens' Union Aims To Push Bill In Legislature
The Citizens' Union, a party central to the recent municipal elections and the DeTam is easing of Tammany influence, seeks to have a law introduced by the current legislature.
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Citizens’ Union
New York
Tom Jordan Heads to Hot Springs for Rheumatism Relief
Tom Jordan has gone to Hot Springs Arkansas seeking relief from a severe rheumatic attack. Doctors advised the trip, hoping warm climate will improve his condition. His brother John Jordan of Pilot Rock will stay at Hot Springs to monitor his care for about a week.
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Tom Jordan
Hot Springs
Ark
Jordan
Ding
Jim
Mgr
Jordan Wrench
Second Oregon Aid
Phillippines
Pendleton
John Jordan
Pilot Rock
Ant
Loos the Cough and Works Of the Gold Hassles
A garbled 19th century style note reports quack remedies and fruitless cures. It mentions Brome Quinine and Tableia cura 4, claiming a cure in one day. The text references wheat prices and a phrase Beveral Hiller, with scattered mentions of Patatise country and flour.
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Patatise
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Kildke
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John LL. Wilton
Sunstar
Preston
Stownt Vornay
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Hugh Eldpistle
Whatcum
Meteccan
Odell, Ciltner and
Baker
Wihlgas
Thaat Ueiwe Kiaheseman
Civil Service Northicaign
Sirveyortieneral
Perrault
Thay
Shoup ii
O8ie Commerce Committee
Benatar Mitelell
Astoria
Waquingight Station
Ny. i
P.O. Beathe
Tn Shime
Eur
Weston
Peport
Coure
Wooal Fherkiey
Ginnett
Foy Bao
Alberti
Thomas C. Platt
Timothy Woodruff
Wood
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Donald
Washington
MacDonald
Theae
Richmond
Sige Hallan
Ulin
Thurstag
Belne
Meee
Pendleton Woolen
MIL
Oregon
Polydore Moons
Tinston & Carney
Prop's
Rook
Nye
Ridge
Tallman & Cow Ding Store
Peasie
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