Biggest Run of Livestock Ever at Portland Market
A record cattle and livestock movement hit North Portland with 80 carloads in shipment today. Cattle from California arrived for the first time this season, while hogs and sheep also moved in strong numbers. Prices softened slightly on cattle and hogs amid the large offerings, with buyers surprised by the scale of the run and a general easing trend in sheep and lamb markets.
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North Portland
California
Gragelle
Goodale & Cassady
Portland
Union Meat Company
Woman Obrects to Brother's Divorces in New Jersey
Nellie Cronk of Perth Amboy New Jersey recounts the tale of a highly married millionaire with three former wives and a fourth betrothal. She plans to travel to Omaha to oppose his latest marital move and defend her brother’s divorce situation.
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New York
Slater
Perth Amboy
N. J
Nellie Cronk
Jersey
Omaha
Ely's Crean Balm for Catarrh Relief Promises Fast Help
Miserable with catarrh or cold symptoms like runny eyes and a dry cough? Ely's Crean Balm claims quick relief by cleansing healing and strengthening sore membranes. It promises immediate head clearing, eased breathing, and reduced discharge with antiseptic formula, no mercury or cocaine, easy to use. A 50 cent bottle from your druggist is advertised as the best investment.
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Ely
Cronk's Suit Amid Matrimony Tales Recalled
The chronicle centers on George P. Cronk, once Elks grand exalted ruler, now suing his latest wife Cora L. Patterson. Cronk's sister Miss Cronk testifies as defense witness as details of cronk’s marriages, separations, and alimony emerge, including a prior marriage to Margaret Murphy and a Virginia union to Lillian Weld with three children. The case notes Cronk's alleged drinking and accusations, claiming money drove divorce and alimony payments of 135 dollars weekly. Cronk’s former wife and children reportedly moved to California.
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George P. Cronk
New York
the Elks
Cora L. Patterson
Miss Cronk
Misa Cronk
Margaret Murphy
Eir
Philadelphia
Margaret
Anld
Cronk
Virginia
Select
Richmond
Misa
Lillian Weld
Hash poison to 125 veterans at National Military Home
One hundred twenty five civil war veterans at the National Military Home south of Leavenworth Kansas ate hash at breakfast and suffered ptomaine poisoning. No deaths expected. all recovered or recovering with treatment in barracks. Dr Fyrer notes the hash likely caused the illness and calls the source a mystery.
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National Military Home
Leavenworth
Kan
Preakfast
Ang
Fyrer
Hasn
Record of a Great Medicine Hooper Nebraska
Susie Templeton of Hooper Nebraska credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing five years of female troubles and severe pain after seven bottles. She could work for eighteen boarders and would not trade her health back for money, authorizing use of her name to help others. The Pinkham record extolls the medicine as a victory over woman illness.
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Hooper
Nebraska
Lydia E. Pinkham
Susie Templeton
Pinkham
Doctor Speaks in Riddles On Hash Safety
The report notes the doctor’s enigmatic remarks as five inspectors declared the hash meat fit for consumption. Four years earlier a hash outbreak sickened over 300 home veterans, with fatalities. Though recovery took months, most were reluctant to eat hash again.
Free weddings for two Chicago girls in Elgin
Two Chicago women Margaret Smith and Essie Stein publicly wed in Elgin before Justice George B. Thompson after they asked for a free ceremony to dodge marriage fees. Smith, 19, lived at 4207 West Chicago Avenue and wed Dennis Hagan. Stein, 18, of 1627 South Kedzie Avenue, married Henry N. Hollowow. Thompson praised the voluntary act and pledged to continue offering free ceremonies. Separately in Joliet, James Prendergast of the Sioux City Western League and Anna Stock were married by Justice J. L. McCullough, the first Joliet wedding free of charge since January 1.
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Margaret Smith
West
Chicago Avenue
Dennis Hagan
Mary
Essie Stein
South
Kedzle Avenue
Henry N. Hollobow
Justice Thompson
James Prendergast
Sioux City Western League Baseball Club
Anna Stock
Chicago
Jolict
Justice of the Peace
J. L. McCulloch
Joliet
McCulloch
N Y or Chicago Set the Fashion in Tailors’ Split
A divided convention of the Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ association in Chicago aims to establish American styles for American women as New York and Chicago leaders clash over who will dominate fashion. Delegates divide on who sets the pace while officers face election, amid claims American ideas outpace Paris. Also Washington introduces a one cent postage bill for first class mail, citing historic rate reductions boosting business.
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Chicago
New York
Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Association
A. M. Green
Ety
Associaion
H. A. Weitzenfeld
America
Paris
Washington, D. C
Burton
Ohio
Republic
Bay City search for Baker Ore merchant missing
San Francisco police began a systematic search to locate Adolph Michael a Baker City Ore merchant who disappeared after being last seen November 26 last year and was believed to be carrying a large sum of money. His son Samuel Michael of Eugene Ore urged full expense in the search as detectives were assigned to the baffling case.
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San Francisco
Adolph Michael
Baker City
Ore
Michael
Samuel Michael
Eugene
White
Help Wanted Excerpt Operational Retail Store Manager
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Lamm and Company
Chicago
United States
Europe
East Oregonlan
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendleton
Oregon
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Kevery
Herman Peters
Aumionaire
Wryeth
Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt Street
Agyvone
Pendleton Dpg CO
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Baalmann
Rowela
Kaalmann
Sgc
Hahoemann Pharmacy
Sutter St
San Francisen
Brown
Joan L. Brown & Son
Boston
Mass
Gbarvel CO
Enet
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Elgin Justice
Chiceago
George BR. Thompson
Elgin
N.Y. OR
Bay City
BAKER
H. Teras
T. Teras
Court Street
Mill Street
Helsingfors
Hartford Bldg
Mississippi
Capital City Nursery Co
Salem
Florida
KE. C. Howe
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
Pres
H. Marsh
Sec
Bentley & Leffingwell
Main Street
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Props
East Oregonian Office
A. F
A. M
ETO
D. A. May
Oregonian
John
F. G. Lucas
Athena
First National Bank of Athena
Farmers Bank of Weston
Stroble
Ung D, Goey
Alta Street
Tallman Drug Co
Garfield
M. D
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd
Court Streets
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Building
Raley & Raley
Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
James A. Fee
A Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Attorney AT Law
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
Americas National Bank
James B. Perry
AD Law
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Schmidt
Peterson & Wilson
Smith- Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
D. C. M'Nabb
Koeppen
East Court Street
Res
W. Lassen
M D V
McKillip Veterinary College
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Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
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