Moroco pretender defeated amid regional tensions
Global conflicts unfold as the Morocco claimant retreats from Tangier while European powers struggle with naval readiness and colonial interests. Rail workers strike disrupts freight in the Netherlands and several cities report transport chaos. In the Americas, Colombia celebrates US plans for the Panama Canal and Honduras faces election disputes.
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Tangier
Bchart Packing Company
Fort Warne
Ind
Lee
Colombia
United States
Senate
Kaisers Bluff
New York
Boston
Pacific Northwest News Highlights Local Graft and Reform
L M Rogers a Seattle private detective was found guilty of blackmail Thursday. Dallas district raised teacher wages by 5 each month. Spokane charter panel proposed salmon licenses jump to 1900 yearly. Efforts to partition Garfield county for annexation to Asotin proceed. Constable Max Schulpers of Sumpter fined 25 for not reporting a smallpox case. A Spokane reform party pledges to end gambling and other crime in tenderloin districts. Albany eyes jury trials for city recorder court amid strong remonstrances. Multnomah gambling cases set for March hearing. tenderloin raids continue under Mayor Williams. Montana pledges 20000 to Lewis and Clark fair. North Yakima gambling consented to pay 30 monthly. town now largely open. Swede Charney Hil killed by marshal during arrest attempt at Davenport. Hil regarded as a noted bad man.
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L. M. Rogers
Seattle
Dallas
Charter Revision Committee
Spokane
Garfield County
Washington
Panhandle
Asotin County
Max Schulpers
Sumpter
City Recorder
Hil
Reform
Baker
Latah
Albany
City Recorders Court
Hotel arrivals list and nasal catheter remedy notice
Hotel Pendieton and numerous guests queued from Portland to Spokane with names including Webb Bell Scheffler Minenger and many more while Ely's Cream Balm is advertised as a nasal catarrh treatment. The ad claims the product relieves a cold head symptoms quickly and notes price and availability through Ely Brothers New York.
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Webb
Bell
E. A. Scheffler
City
T. E. Minenger
Portland
Harris
H. T. Hardhie
New York
J. Mock
E. Jacobson
the Dakies
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Northwestern Fruit Growers Convention in Spokane
North western Fruitgrowers Association to hold its largest regional gathering in Spokane next week with prominent fruit growers from Washington Oregon and Idaho attending. An instructive program features papers and addresses by horticultural experts on timely topics.
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Northwestern Fruit Growers
Spokane
Uniese
Northwestern Fruitgrowers’ Association
Pacific Northwest
Prominens
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Blood Elixir offered with money back guarantee
An advertisement for Acker's Blood Elixir by F. W. Schmidt & Co promises cure for blood poisons eruptions sores and general weakness. It guarantees satisfaction with a full refund if not satisfied and emphasizes the remedy’s restorative claims.
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Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Cheap Rates Westbound 1908 Rail Sale Ad
From February 16 to April 30 1908 inclusive the O K R N Co offers tickets from Missouri River points to Pendleton for 22.60 dollars from St Paul 265.00 from St Louis 27.50 pounds. Call on the O R N ticket agent for full particulars. The Daily East Oregonian is on sale to Portland at the Rich news stand in Hotel Perkins and at the Hotel Portland.
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Pendleton
St Paul
St. Louis
Daily East Oregonian
Portland
Rich News
Hotel
Perkins
Roads in Ridge and vicinity suffer from rains and scarce feed
Ridge jan 28 local notes report heavy roads poor in many areas due to rains with feed scarce. Phillips once beef buyer now feeds 1600 head in Seattle area for spring market. Justice Setters of Ukiah hiked to Pilot Rock last week. Local land deals involve Linsner purchasing LaPontaine and Garrison interests near John Dry Trier.
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Ridge
F Philips
Seattle
Wakiore
G. W
L.A. Linsner
LaPontaine
Garrison
John Dry Trier
Weloe
George L. Horseman
Gyrdane
Ogice Twestday
Campbell
North Cola Springs
Ford
William Kurtwright
Gurdane
Pendleton
Imoorlan
Eugene Corley
Roy
Ray Waciite
Pen
Lleton
Loveiness
Pletcher Bros
Teir
Ridge Postetier
Nye
Sheep Men Form Seven County Unions in Oregon
Seven county branches join with the Oregon Woolgrowers Association to organize county sheep men unions in Baker Umatilla Morrow Wasco Chnuk and Wallowa representing about one fourth of Oregon's sheep. Wallowa County leads with about 150000 head, Heppner Sheepmen's Association forms recently. Umatilla and Wasco Crook unions also report large totals, while Baker organizations number around 2750 head each.
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Sheepmen's Unions
Oregon Woolgrowere’ Association
Baker
Umatilla
Morrow
Wasro
Chnnk
Wallowa
Oregon
State
Woolgrowers’ Association
Wallowa County
Heppner Sheepmen’s Association
Grantalgo
Umatilla County Association
Crook
Wasco
Asaveiathoms
Reward Offered for 1200-Pound Horse Branded 65
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of a roughly 1200 pound horse last seen last May. The animal bears the 65 brand on the left shoulder and a mane reaching to the epii area. Return to Purl Bowman for the payoff.
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Purl Bowman
Canadians welcome 86000 new farmers this year
About 86,000 immigrants entered Canada to take up farming. Of this group 31,489 came from the United States, inspiring a government push to integrate settlers into agricultural communities and boost rural production.
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Canada
United Stites
Williamson bill proposes sweeping changes to arid land law
Senator Williamson introduces a bill to amend the arid land law governing irrigation contracts for land reclamation. The proposal shifts payments to the state and seeks to curb preferential control by irrigation companies, require three years residence, and limit to 20 acres. It also transfers irrigation works to actual settlers when a company ceases operations.
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Hater Williamson
Senster Williamson
Lil
Tee
Witthameon Hil
Alea
Their Double Portion Scott's Emulsion Ad for Growing Children
An ad explaining a child’s need for extra nourishment beyond ordinary food. It argues that nourishing a weak child prevents poor growth and wasting, and promotes rapid, natural growth through Scott's Emulsion which is said to be readily taken and beneficial for expanding a child’s strength.
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Scott
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