Investigating Horse Disease In Shipment to St Louis
Dr G T Seabury Wyoming state veterinary surgeon is in Boise to study a 665 animal shipment that passed Cheyenne. Forty two died in Cheyenne while feeding, water founder was diagnosed but fears of a malignant epidemic grow. The cars originated at Caldwell and Ontario Oregon with 24 cars in total.
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G. T. Seabury
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Idanha
Boise Daily Statesman
St. Louis
Dr. Seabury
West
Caldwell
Ontario
Indian Affairs official visits Spokane discusses claims
Special Indian Commissioner C G Hoyt of North Yakima visited Spokane and spoke about his department. Hoyt has served six years and acted as assessor of Indian claims for right of way of the Great Northern and Kettle Valley lines through the Colville reservation, negotiating with interests involved.
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C. G. Hoyt
North Yakima
Spokane
Hoyt
Great Northern
Kettle Valley
Colville Reservation
Indian Affairs Shifting to Efficient Civil Service Style
Mr Hoyt notes a marked change in the department a civil service ethos without formal law. Officials are retained across political shifts improving operations on every reservation including the Fort Hall area following the treaty opening.
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Fort Hall
Hoyt
Redrawn Rambler Bicycle Draw Ends in New Winners
A drawing mistake in the Rambler bicycle giveaway prompted a second drawing. Coupons were recounted after omitting L Hunziker, then tickets were resealed and redrawn. Today's winning numbers were 2301 for the lady's wheel and 4585 for the gent's wheel, with Wednesday's numbers 4085 and 5637.
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L. Hunziker
National Hibernians Convention Opens in Denver
More than 1,000 delegates to the Ancient Order of Hibernians attended Mass at Sacred Heart church in Denver. Public sessions opened at the Tabor opera house with President John T. Keating of Chicago presiding. Governors Orman and Mayor Wright delivered welcomes. The five day sessions will address top concerns for endrs of the order.
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Denver
Col
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Sacred Heart Church
Tabor Opera House
John T. Keating
Chicago
Orman
Wright
Excursions to Bingham Warm Springs Offer
Sixty day round trip tickets with stage fare between Bingham station and the springs cost 1.75 while two day tickets including meals at the hotel and a bath cost 2.75 O R & N ticket office advertises these excursions The Pendleton crowd is invited to obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs from any druggist Kemp's Balsam is sold by Tallman Co sole agents 25c and 50c
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Bingham Station
The
Springs
Warm Springs
Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Editorial We and the Newspaper Whisperers
The Washington Star quips on why editors use we as a collective voice and notes that absence may make hearts fonder, yet gifts and presence also shape readers’ feelings toward articles and editors.
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Washington Star
Social notes from Pendleton and surrounding towns
A dozen local and visiting residents are listed with brief movements and health updates. E B Ferguson, W H Smith, Will Wyrick, J R Dickson party at Seaside and Hot Lake, Mrs Laura Hinckle returning to Wallace Idaho, Ed Brisbois and Caroline St Dennis receive a Umatilla county marriage license, Etta and Irene Hexter head to Portland, Edna Keylor returns to Walla Walla, Bert Gardner travels to Hot Lake, Conductor Nash on vacation at Hot Lake, J M Hill and S B Calderhead in town, Stephen A Lowell aiding in Crisman case, William Townsend from Freewater reports wind damage, Epple family to mountains, Charley Kanasek back from Bingham Springs, Charles V Brown of Astoria enjoying Pendleton, Rev W F Martin promoting Adventist school, J A Sparrow and Dr F McKinney visit Burns, John Crow from Tutuilla notes wind damage, HK Tarbet returns from Spokane and Newport trip, Benn & Tarbet note Pensacola sailor Arthur Benn writes from San Francisco.
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E. BE
Ferguson
Umatill County
Etta Hexter
Lrene Hexter
Portland
Bert” Gardner
Hotel Pendleton
Hot Lake
Nash
la Grande
Charles R. Lisle
Bessie Taylor
Umatilla County
J. M. Hill
Ladn
Walla Walla
The
Golden Rule
Mary Epple
May
Rosene Epple
Rita Howland
Hidaway
Charley Kanasek
Bingham Springs
Charles V. Brown
Astoria
Burns
McKinney
Purington
Pendleton
Judge Sparrow
Michigan
John Crow
Tutuilla
Hk. E. Tarbet
Bennett & Tarbet
Spokane
Newport
Wash
Colfax
Pomeroy
Arthur G. Benn
United States
Pensacola
San Francisco
Arthur
Navy
Upper Des Moines Editors Hold 24th Semi Annual Meeting
Editors from Boone and region convene for the 24th semi annual meeting of the Upper Des Moines Editorial Association in Upper Des Moines. Tonight features an address by B. B. Herbert of Chicago, founder of the National Editorial Association. Tomorrow includes two sessions to discuss publisher topics. officers include President M. C. Maloney of Fort.
Local Officials Named In Humboldt Records
Dodge, vice-president, C. O. Carter Boone, secretary and treasurer, A. M. Adams, Humboldt.
Funeral of Geraldine Fitzgerald Held at Catholic Church
The forenoon funeral for Geraldine Fitzgerald took place at the Catholic church under the Red Men order to which the deceased belonged. After services, the bier was borne to Olney cemetery by many mourners who witnessed the solemn rites over the young woman’s remains.
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Geraldine Fitz Gerald
Red Men
Fits Gerald
Olney
Locating Smokeless Guns and Medical Advances Highlight Era
The article notes the English war office advancing training schemes with new smokeless powder locating devices signaling military progress. It contrasts this with medicine gains over fifty years, citing Hostetter’s Stomach Hitters as a leading family remedy for indigestion and related ailments, urging readers to use the product with a private stamp on each bottle.
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War Office
Hostetter
North Dakota Bar Association Holds Largest Meeting
Chautauqua N D July 17 The annual meeting of the North Dakota Bar Association opened with President Seth Newman of Fargo delivering the address. Speakers included Professor John E Blair and Hon Guy C H Corliss of the University of Law on education and bar admission. Officers for the year will be chosen tomorrow.
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Chatauqua
N. D
North Dakota Bar Association
Seth Newman
Fargo
John E. Blair
Guy C. H. Corliss
University of Law
Mississippi Chautauqua opens in Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs Mississippi hosts the eighth annual Mississippi Chautauqua assembly opening today and running through July. Organizers promise the best program yet with top platform talent and full, engaging entertainment. Visitors from across the state are already arriving.
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Crystal Springs
Miss
Mississippi Chautauqua Assembly
Gardner Renominated in Second District Convention
Cape May New Jersey July 17 Congressman John J Gardner was renominated today by the Republicans of the second district in a formal party convention.
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Gardner
Cape May
N. J
John J. Gardner
Final Note Presented by Taft to Vatican
Rome July 16 Taft presents what is believed to be his final note to the Vatican about matters in the Philippines. The diplomatic move follows ongoing policies in the archipelago and signals potential resolutions or tensions affecting U S and Catholic authorities.
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Rome
Taft
Vatican
Philippines
Fruit Jars at Cost at The Standard Grocery Hue of Mason
The Standard Grocery announces closing out Hue of Mason and vacuum fruit jars at cost. Shoppers urged to purchase now while supplies last.
Grand Sunday Picnic at Kines Grove
A weekly grand picnic will be held every Sunday at Kine's grove. Dancing begins at o'clock with music provided by Kirkman's orchestra.
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Kine's Grove
Kirkman’s Orchestra
Baltimore and Ohio Battles Across Civil War
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad served as a vital Union base for almost four years, with 179 battles fought on or near its lines. Key actions centered on Harpers Ferry, Winchester, Cumberland, and the Shenandoah corridor as federal and Confederate forces vied for control from 1861 to 1864. Stop by for battlefield map. D. B. Martin and B. N. Austin note Washington route connections.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wheeling
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Ohio River
Winchester
Cumberland
Piedmont
Slew Creek
Keyser
Army of the Potomac
Seige
Harper’s Ferry
Shenandoah Valley
John Brown
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Columbus
Cleveland
Governor appoints PA committee to Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Governor Stone of Pennsylvania names General Frank Reeder of Easton and William F. Hill of Crawford County to the Pennsylvania committee for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, outlining the official selection to represent the state in the event.
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Governor Stone
Pennsylvania
Frank Reeder
Easton
William F. Hill
Crawford County
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Gregan
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Bingham
Union Made
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C. Berquist
Pendleton Shop Company
Edna Keylor
C. E. Roosevelt
S. B. Calderhead
William Townsend
Freewater
East End
Upper
North Dakota
Mississippi
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Owl Teall
Ann
E.t.waj
Real
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O. Box
ST. Joe Stor
the Lyons Mercantile
Marriegté
Etrader
John Barrett
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