Winter Paradise on Tekoa Island Appeals to Honolulu Visitors
Letter from Tekow Peopleoufal Island Empire paperbeamed from a traveler named Wood after arrival in Honolulu. He recounts a rough voyage on the Manchuria beating the Sonoma, a tour of Waikiki, St. Andrew’s priory, and Central Union Church with the Kameha meha choir. He praises Hawaiian scenery, climate, palms, beaches, and the Royal Hawaiian band, and notes Hawaiians’ hospitality, absence of predators, and introduction of domestic animals.
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Bpokane
Oufal Island
Alpha Wood
Coeur Watones
Tekoa
Wish
Weston
Ore
Wood
Honoluly
Tokon
Spokesman-Review
O. Mt. Dn. Roilway
Coeur Walenes
Honoluto
Philippines
Burke, Tahoe
United States
Buford
Third annual Farmers Co op meeting opens at Lincoln
The Farmers Co operative Grain and Livestock association begins its third annual meeting in Lincoln with a large attendance expected. Notable speakers include C Vincent of Omaha based Farmers Grain, H B Hanks of National Farmers Exchange, James T Brady, G W Wattles, and T A Anderson of National Farmers Exchange Kansas City.
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Farmers Co-operate
Lincoln
Neb
Farmers’ Cooperative Grain and Livestock
C. Vincent
Farmers' Grain Company
Omaha
H. BH. Hanks
National Farmers’ Exchange
James T. Brady
The
Estate Association
G. W. Wattles
Omaha Grain Exchange
T. A. Anderson
Kansie City
Franklin Birthday Anniversary Celebrated Nationwide
The 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin’s birth is celebrated across the United States with patriotic societies organizing observances. Boston, his birthplace, led in special commemorations honoring the scientist, statesman, and philosopher.
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Franklin
Howton
Maes
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Maine
California
Gulf
Boston
Boxes of frozen steelheads shipped from Marchfield or Germany
Recent shipments of steelhead fish in frozen form were reported arriving from Marchfield or Germany, reflecting cross regional trade in aquatic commodities. The notice notes distribution channels and supplier locations for the frozen offerings.
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Marchfield
Germany
Goldfield Sheriff Seeks Vickery Capture After Elks Scam
The Olympia Lodge Elks member St BH Vickery fled custody after arranging a $25 check fraud via Portland Lodge Secretary John B. Coffey. Sheriff Hradley of Goldfield Nevada is ordered to arrest Vickery and secure requisition papers. He was last seen fleeing toward Las Vegas via Bullfrog.
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Hradley
Goldfield
Nev
Bagebrush
Oneyron Daily Journal
Tiger of the Ethnie
Vickery
Olympia Cwaeh
Lodge of Elks
AAG
John B. Coffey
Portland Lodge No 142
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Seattlé
Frank Griffis
J. A. Diets
Vickerey
Griffith
Thoney
Fuline
New
Bradley
Chtamacher
Lasegas
New Mexico
Dry
Navada
Puel Short at Lewiston Fuel Supply Crisis
Lewiston faces a looming fuel shortage as wood and coal demand outpace supply. Local dealers report 60 cords of wood and two cords of coal used daily, with car shortages delaying restocking and risking a cold snap impact. Officials vow more cars from Northern Pacific but warn current delivery is insufficient to meet daily demand.
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Lewiston
Sam
M. Lattimer
Loewltion Fuel & Transfer Company
Foinv
Tadome
Northern Pacific
J. N. Jolly
Clearwaiter Fuel Company
Lewiston Warrant Deal Completed and Cash Redeemed
The Lewiston warrant settlement finalizes a 2 1/2 year process. City treasurer Thompson completed cancellation, with certified lists and bonds sent to a Chicago bank. The deal originated from a 62 500 bond issue and involved Boston buyers, later aided by a supreme court ruling in the citys favor. A BYU professor in Utah renounced Mormonism and left the college.
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Lewiston
Chicago
Thompson
A. Hastings
E. H B. Kholling & Sons
Boston
Supreme Court of the State
Lewiston Teller
Canadi an Ideals: Tariff Wall and Canadian Labor Policy
An interview with Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, head of the Canadian Pacific, and Dudley of Vancouver extols Canadian independence from United States trade, urging a tariff barrier to foster protection and home industry. They discuss American capital building branches in Canada, locomotive works, and the influx of migration to western Canada as land values rise. The speakers emphasize Canadian labor, immigration, and real estate contrasts between Winnipeg and Montreal.
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Con Dudley
Vancouver
Thomwe Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ar Thornes
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Willam van Horne
Canada
Gettidge
United States
Coneul Dintley
Bir Thomean
England
Sir Thomas
Canadn
Unites States
Vhlet
American Locomotive Works
Northwest
Atlantic
Ohio
Rome
TiLlnels
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Winnipeg
Montreal
Tide Lands Prices in Seattle Star Realty Row
Tide lands district prices soar and fall as investors rush to buy. Brokers report two railway system interests negotiating with real estate firms while buyers push to close deals. Frank Pinek reportedly flipped a Kineta Avenue lot for sixty thousand after a forty thousand purchase within ninety days. A year earlier R W Hill earned twenty thousand on a First Avenue lot, boosting overall market confidence despite unsettled short term options.
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Tide Lands
Seattle Star
Dealera
Siimihir Lota
B. Bussell
Buewell
Bussell
Frank Pinek
Colman
Kinet Avenue
Police crack down on downtown dives after May
Chicago officials warn owners of downtown dives clustered around the lower business district that their establishments will not be tolerated after May. The notice from the police chief targets disorderly behavior and seeks removal or closure of problem venues.
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Chicago
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Cure
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments. It claims to reverse inflammation ulcers and spinal weakness, alleviate backache, nervous debility, indigestion, and mood symptoms, and restores female health, urging dismissal of substitutes and urging purchase through druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dive District Crackdown Sows Political Tension in 1906
In 1906 a city order aimed at closing disreputable dives near the business district caused consternation among owners and politicians with influence. Initial fear and claims of police complicity faded as the mayor insisted on the peremptory order, prompting ward leaders to press for leniency or extension rather than reversal.
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Donne
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds
For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar, it is different from all others better because it expels all from the system as a cathartic on the bowels. Affords immediate relief in croup, coughs, colds, whooping cough to children love. Bold by Tallman and Co.
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Kennedy
Beedueet
Tallman & Cao
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Pendleton Cures
An advertisement claims kidney pills restore strength and cure kidney trouble caused by hard labor and standing. Testimonial from F. A. Morris of Park Avenue describes years of kidney pain after factory and car work, crediting Dean's Kidney Pills from Brook & McComas Co. Drug Store with complete relief for five years. Buffalo agents Foster Milburn Co. price 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Pendleton
Dean
F. A. Morris
Park Avenue
Anya
Rockford
United States
Major piano sale recreates Walla Walla stock rush
Pendleton residents rush to buy piano bargains as six instruments sold yesterday and four on opening day. The sale offers top brands like Chickering Boston Weber Kimball and Hazelton with price cuts from $350 400 to $186 and pay plans up to 12 months. Trade in organs accepted. Money back guarantee and factory warranties highlighted.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Chickering
Haxelion
Eich
Eilers Plano Howe
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Royal Hawaiian Band
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Utah
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First Avenue
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