Multitude of News From Leaders to Tragedies Across Regions
Grand Master Morrisey re elected head of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen for two years after 12 years in service. Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker seeks investigation into her husband Lieut. Col. Tucker. Paderewski tours with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra headed to the west coast in July. Theft at Dublin Castle targets crown jewels. $7500 jewelry stolen alongside $250,000 St Patrick’s jewels. no clues yet. In Cheyenne Judge Carpenter warns stern penalties for future gambling charges. Frank Harvey kills a woman and wounds another in Tacoma. aged 99, he surrenders. In Shreveport suburb a 10 year old dies on a rail, another man is killed nearby. In Rye Colorado Mrs. D. F. Hunter dies while saving her daughter’s effects. mother of Judge Henry Hunter. Jeweler Roberts and Conductor Blanchard return from Island Park after a fishing trip. 40 pounds of fish confiscated for exceeding limits. Northern Pacific joint rates may push 19 000 000 bushels of wheat to mills. Seattle buyers push down prices. state lacks jurisdiction over joint rates to Portland.
Memorable Day Full of Healing Hint from Dr Ging
A reminiscence praises Dr Ging's New Life Pills as painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness. The ad notes the pills cleanse the bowels and are sold for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
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Dr. Ging
Tallman & Co
Wheat Rate Hearing Signals Hard Question
Washington Railroad Commission hears wheat price disparity between Puget Sound and Portland as it weighs a joint rate. Testimony suggests higher Puget Sound prices could influence proposed standardized pricing regionally. Officials seek data on transportation, supply, and impact on users.
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Washington
Puget Sound
Portland
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies Mentioned
An old advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed ear tube and that local applications fail. It argues most cases arise from catarrh and can be cured only by constitutional remedies, offering a “Hundred Dollar” promise and referencing Malla Family bitters for constipation.
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AMT * CO
Toledo
Furniture for Sale and House for Rent Advert
Furniture for sale and a house for rent advertised with contact details. Call 211 Perkins Avenue or phone black 3641 for immediate inquiries.
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Perkins Avenue
Black
Mining Stock Tender and Obituary Notice
Mining stock details include a 200 share tender with a 72 year old Peter Senna reported dead at thetle. The deceased was a prominent man and former president of a First Nation bank, with long residence in Idaho for 44 years.
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Ophir
Peter Senna
Tle
Mace View
Bak
Tdaho
Water Privileges Stir Utah Idaho Lands Row
Private firm wins government water rights to irrigate 250 000 acres reaping from Bear Lake to Soda Springs. Colonel Miller reports potential flood water reserved for reservoir sites could flood Meade and Snake River basins, aiding Utah lands near the border while challenging state water laws and a Telluride company claim.
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Utah
Idaho
al Itree
Pear Lake County
Miller Town Molee
Bear Lake County
Bong Lake
Soda Springs
Portnourt
Telluride
Tate
Jean
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Oneida
Bannock
Miller
Onelda
Charming Woman Not A Model But Beautiful Complexion
The text extols that charm lies in neatness clear eyes and upright health rather than beauty. It claims Electric Bitters restore weak women by improving nerves eyes and skin and mentions Tallman & Co. druggists selling the product.
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Gunaran Steed
Tallman & Co
Peach Day Peach Day Peach Day Peach Day
Freewater to celebrate Peach Day on August 25 with Commercial Club plans for a 16 000 pamphlet distribution. Senator Fulton and Congressman Ellis expected, plus visitors from Rochester Minnesota Mr and Mrs Fred Fairbanks to visit FR 5 Waffle family and join Potts country outing for a month. Western Union adds all night service at La Grande.
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Freewater
Commercial Club
Dheed
Fulton
Ellis
Minnesot
Fred Fairbanks
Rochester
Minn
The
Western Union
la Grande
Back From Siberian Mines A Russian Nobleman’s Fall
From St. Petersburg comes a dramatic tale of Lameberg a once famed Guards officer and society favorite. After years of debt and extravagance he seeks relief through marriage to a wealthy countess. A creditor’s letter leads to a violent confrontation, a police surrender, and a life sentence to the Siberian mines. The czar’s clemency sparks a capital wide stir.
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Lamebers
Leutenant
St. Petersburg
Lameberg
Siberia
Mount Staiwart
Vinewolf
Winsanff
Lamadure
Sebastopol
Totleben
Vinssoctf
Walt
Lamabere
Winseot
Howe
Clairvoyant reader promises love luck and wealth
An advertisement touts an extraordinary clairvoyant with occult powers who can name friends and enemies, predict marriage, and guide investments. It claims a written guarantee and promises rapid results in 30 days with general readings offered at 50 cents. Readings are available 9 pm to 8:20 pm at 202 Water St. Cor Joineon, opposite Christian Church.
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Mla
Umar Hite
Miles Owille
Falke
Chriatian Chiurch
N. B
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Fate Sik
Wan
Lege de
Wien
de Fords
Childe Witte
Shivee
General News
P. H. Morrisey
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mary Logan Tucker
John A. Logan
Wiliam F. Tucker
Regular Army
Paderewski
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Coast
Colorado Springs
Denver
Salt Lake
Reno
Dublin Castle
Sir Arthur Vicars
Order of St. Patrick
Cheyenne
E. Carpenter
Fred Collins
Collins
Tacoma
Frank Harvey
Gertrude Hall
Harvey
Sherman Blanchard
Manchard
Blanchard
Shrevesport
Southern Pacific
Ange Jatea
Rye
Colorado
D. F. Hunter
Roberts
Island Park
Moreland
Poentella Tribune
Northern Pacific
BR. B. Miller
Olympia
Sound Mills
Seattle
State Commission
Becaus i
South Dano
Dear Lake
Allno Miller
Toto Covlin
Jewel
Rock Island
el Paso
Mexico
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
Third St
Ore
Toye Island
Siberian
D. Wood Proctor
Gagen
Old Kentucky
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