Oregon Farm Herds Targeted for Mange Infestation Fight
Oregon Daily Journal reports state and federal officials move to curb wild Umatilla horses infected with mange on eastern Oregon ranges. About 400 horses valued at $2 each owned by indentified tribes, mainly Umatila and Pendleton areas, will be rounded up, treated, or shot if noncompliant. Officials warn disease and forage loss threaten cattle and sheep industry. Dr William McLean and Dr Hickox study the illness while commissioners authorize county stock inspectors to notify owners and act to contain the outbreak.
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Oregon Daily Journal
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Pendelon
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Hickox
Western Division of Animal Industry
Mclean
Oregon Domestic Animal Commission
Chamberlain
Livestock in Tuscany and the Italian cattle exhibit
American Gonsal reports on cattle breeding in Tuscany. A Fiorenode sectarian committee organized a 1897 cattle exhibition to educate breeders in profitable fitting, proper form, defect elimination, and improved Tuscan work cattle and meat milk production. The event showcased Val di Chiana oxen, Chianini, Symmenthal stock, and high milk yields, with prices staying high amid rising demand while plans for larger meat output appear profitable if national conditions improve.
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Burda
Commetrce
Tuscany
Fiorenode
Atian
Fitten, Inc
Valad Chiang Clase
Court de Frassineto
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T. © Jones
Conmul
Funchal
Maderiu
Inventor Robbed of Patent for New Cab Invention
Story recounts Charles Hansom, famed English architect, who sketches a streamlined cab design during dinner. A dishonest draftsman steals the idea, patents it in his own name, and profits greatly while Hansom gains nothing. Donahoe's narrative notes the fraudulent gain and Hansom’s minimal reward.
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Universal Deen London
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Ike Mr Tansom
Charlies Han
Donahoe's
Jack Tar's Gin Onboard Ship Mystery Unraveled
A 1890 China station incident aboard the USS Omaha details a master at arms sneaking gin aboard via vinegar decoys. The liquor hid in demijohns with corks and long necks, fooling shore patrols for weeks until a deck officer detected tampering and revealed gin hidden beneath vinegar.
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China Station
Miess
United States
Omaha
Chicago News
Head Shaped Leaders and Looming Lace Trade
Quotes on leadership favor aggressive traits over gentle ones. The Belgian lace industry with Bruges Ghent and Ypres regions highlighted as historic centers producing Valenciennes lace. Humorous exchanges and stray captions touch on fashion wants and workplace dynamics alongside brief wit about attire and manners.
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Flanders
France
Italy
Bruges
Ghent
Ypren
Valenciennes
Geer urged as Oregon governor or U S senator candidate
Ex Governor T. T. Geer faces strong urging from friends across Oregon to run in the Republican primary for either governor or the U S Senate. While some back a governor bid, others push for the senatorship, arguing the new direct primary could secure a nomination and a clear path to election. Geer may enter the race, with decisions shaped by rival candidates and the primary outcome.
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Loneth
Polilon
E&f
T. T. Geer
United States
Bien
Tite
Geer
James Withycombe
Corvallis
C. A. Johns
Baker City
L. R. Webster
Portland
Henry Eb, Ankeny
Eugene
EB. L. Smith
Hood River
Mee
Chamberlain
Thas
Toman Inadies Seeks Damages for Disabled Arm
James Toman of Looking Glass, independent candidate for 1904 U.S. president, files with County Clerk Agee to present a £10,000 damage claim against Pougeine county. He cites a February accident injuring his right arm, blames the road supervisor, and plans a world lecture tour in 1907 on “A New Form of Government.”
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James Toman
Looking Glass
United States
Chamoxee
Pougeine County
Roseburg
Z. N. Agee
Thiman
Mr. Inman
Im Tr
Inman
National Theater
Washington
Lehman Springs Stage Begins June 30 Runs to October 1
The Lehman Springs stage will run from June 30 to October 1 carrying passengers and mail from Lindsay's stable on Cottonwood Street via O. R. & N. Stops include Te Tong Beach Breakers Ocean Park Ocean Side Sea View Clatsop Beach with a fare of 13 dollars 16 cents and a permit for stopovers at Portland. For particulars contact C. Smith Agent C. R. N.
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Lehman Springs
Lindsay's
Cottonwood Street
Te Tong Beach
Breakers
Ocean Park
Ocean Side
Sea View
Clatsop Beach
Portland
C. Smith
Hotel St George Promotes Modern Oregon Inn
Hotel St George run by Darveau proclaims European plan with steam heat and baths. Praises modern amenities, sample rooms, telephone and fire alarm in all rooms. Located on Main and Webb streets a block and a half from the depot.
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Oregon
Main and
Webb ST
Depot
Pendleton
Portland
Bowers
The Golden Rule Hotel Remodeled and Refurnished
A compact hotel listing notes extensive remodeling and refurnishing throughout The Golden Rule Hotel offering neat clean and up to date accommodations Steam heat and electric lights are provided with best cuisine and prompt service listed as features
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