Roosevelts policy praised by Alabama house on negro troops
The Alabama House passed a unanimous resolution lauding President Roosevelts handling of negro troops after the Brownsville affair. A Fox Warren Manitoba dispatch reports eight men killed by dynamite in a railroad camp. Several Galicians froze near Starbury Manitoba as their train stalled in snow. Senate committee hearings on Brownsville start February 4 with subpoenas for officers and possibly enlisted men. An Idaho contractor, Amor R Howerton, died instantly after contact with an exposed wire on a trestle. California Senate votes to exclude former Congressman Livernash for criticisms. Washington senators push pay raises for Congress. Hotel Sumner at La Grande changes hands. fires in Centria and Sunnyside cause losses. Bills and notices fill a busy day across multiple states.
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Alabama
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Browneville
Fox-Warren
Manitoba
Starbury
Brownsville
Senate Committee On
Amor R. Howerton
Horeman, Mont
Howerton
California State Senate
E. J. Liverwash
San Francisco Evening Paper
Chamber
Livernash
Special Announcement About Foley Honey and Tar
Koeppen Drug Co. announces Foley s Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law and contains no opiates or harmful drugs making it a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Koeppen Drug Co
Notel Arrivals at Hotel St George
Oliver P. Morton A. & KR & W. F. Miller Newport Kelsey East Chicago William B. H. Upton Jr Walla Walla E. L. Bates Minot George T. Graham arrive at Hotel St George for a news column listing traveler names and origins.
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Hotel
St. George
Oliver P. Morton
W. F. Miller
Newport
Kelsey
East Chicago
William BH. Upton, Jr
Walla Walla
E.L. Bates
Minot
George T. Graham
Vinol Promises Cure for Coughs and Consumption Fear
Pendleton routine seeks to reassure locals with claims Vinol uses concentrated cod liver oil to bolster appetite, digestion, and blood, promising to cure chronic coughs and colds. Advertisers push Vinol as superior to traditional cod liver oil emulsions and guarantee satisfaction with money-back policy.
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Pendleton
Vinci
Tonlofron
Pendleton Drug Co
Weston Normal bills seek funding for dormitory and maintenance
Two 1907 Oregon house bills by Representative Barrett propose state support for Eastern Oregon State Normal School at Weston. One bill allocates 35 000 dollars for salaries and upkeep through 1908, the other 35 000 dollars for a dormitory with heating and furnishings, plus grounds purchase.
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Weston Normal School
Representative Barrett
Barrett
Umatilla
Oregon State Normal School
State of
Oregon
Eastern
Weston
Secretary of State
Wuan
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Heating plant and dormitory site purchase plan
A report outlines appropriations for a heating plant and ground purchase to erect the dormitory, with the secretary of state auditing approved claims and drawing warrants from state funds, not otherwise appropriated. The piece blends fiscal notes with a brief quotation from a Kershaw, South Carolina businessman about recovery from illness and a mention of a congressional bill to reimburse Oregon heirs for post roads expenditures during early Northwest Indian troubles.
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Secretary of State
Ben Holliday
Benjamin Holliday
Congress
Ankeny
Washington
Holliday
Oregon
Northwest
Saelem
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers $100 Reward
Catarrh cure claims to be the only positive treatment, taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer $100 for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Addrea FP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Walla Walla Eyes 1907 Baseball Plans Amid Costs
The Walla Walla Statesman previews a proposed minor league including Walla Walla Pendleton North Yakima and Alleville. It questions high costs to join the Northwest league suggesting a winning 1907 team would require at least $6000 and may hinge on Portland's placement. The piece notes skepticism about league entry and potential fan support. The German North German Insurance Co. must honor San Francisco obligations in full.
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Walla Walla
San Francisco
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
General News
Ankeny and
Piles
Dubois and Heyburn
Idaho
Northwest News
George B. Stoddard
C. W. Nibley
la Grande
Willis Rogers
Centralia
Wash
John Saunders
Eagle Valley
Baker County
Seattle
E. E. Brasel
Sunnyside
Anthony Kites
D. W. Hutton
Thomas Williams
Spokane
Parma
Short Line
Sph
Nampa
John Stanley
Lewiston
Federal Court of Appeala
Saunee
F. P. Skey
Chicago
T. H
Lingdon
Cincinnati
C. D. Sloan
Joe D. Kemery
Portland
T. T. Whistler
Hermiston
Frank Sloan
J. A. Woolery
Ione
W. J. Shirey
J. Forsythe
J. A. Newell
J. J. Monahan
New York
J. Polner
North Powder
George F. Gates
Miss Pierce
Sandpoint
Mra
C. W. Ulrich
Mary F. Hurne
P. Talford
Sam F. Kruse
BF. H. Knowland
Fairbury
Addie Tompkins
Caldwell
E. B. Coon
Wife
Cove
Golden Ryle Hotel
P. €. Gurdane
Heppner
E. F. Smith
M. J. McCane
Chris Armstrong
Juniper
N. D. Parka
City
H. B. Mitchum
Echo
George Sigler
James Roach
D. P. Kirk
A. Frans
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
J. M. Willcoxton
W. P. Wallan
Adams
Sam Lee
W. H. Patterson
Bolee
G. K. Light
Adama
W. A. Hitchcock and Son
Ellensburg
W. J. Runyan
Elizabeth McBroom
Weston Normal
BY Co. A. Barrett
Puilding Lote
Frank B. Clopton & CO
C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
Tallman & Co
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Main Street
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Oregon
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