City Briefs Clutter Among Local Ads and Notices
Local notices and ads list prices and goods from Boston Store and Teutsch's, with promotions on skirts, shoes, mandala, and 4 percent cash discounts. Entries include rental offers, employment inquiries, stage transport to Hidaway Springs, and a police arrest note about Dr. Franklin Clark detained in Kingston for photographing fortifications.
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UC Rader
Rader
Blue Mountain
Roosevelt
Boston
Lee Teutsch
Teutsch's
Douglas
Franklin Clark
Kingston
Jimmlica
Dr. Richards’s 100 mile ride to aid mine victims
In Wyoming at Kirwin gold mine an explosion killed three and injured four. Dr. Richards of Thermopolis rode about 100 miles through mountains in roughly 11 hours to reach the site and treat the wounded using poor relays along the route. The three dead were M A Chubb, William Gor, and James Miller.
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Meetetas
Wyo
Kirwin
Dr. Richards
Whermapolis
Dreaknock
M.A. Chubb
William Gor
James Miller
Thermopolis
Richards
Buffalo herd escapes park fences in Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park sees nearly all buffalo escape the park fences two days earlier and are rounded up by a U S cavalry platoon from Fort Yellowstone. The escape prompts park authorities to note inadequate sewers around the park.
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Helena
Yellowstone National Park
United States Cavalry
Fort Yellowstone
Four Percent Dividend Declared by Mereland Yard
Mereland on July 19 reports the American Ship Building Company has today declared a four per cent dividend on common stock. The move marks a payout to shareholders as the company continues its business operations and plans for upcoming fiscal periods.
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Mereland
American Ship Building Company
Council Meeting Postponed Amid Absence Of Members
The city council session was postponed due to a shortage of members including the chairman and mayor. Father Albert Nogahnquer, claimed as the only full blooded Indian priest in the United States, was to be transferred from Eufaula, C. T. after two years. Antlers will host his parishioners monthly as Father Megahnquet was educated in Rome.
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All Ie
Albert Nogahnquer
United States
Haw Bean
Eufaula
C. T
Megahnquet
Rome
Peake Mallan
Personal mentions from Hermiston to Pilot Rock and beyond
A string of local visitors and residents in Pendleton and nearby towns is noted. Mra J F McNaught of Hermiston, Mre J M Carrall of Condon, Peterson of Pitch Mook, and hotel guests at the Golden Rule are in town. Several residents plan short trips to Walla Walla, Portland, and Tool Springs, with updates on work and family visits.
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J. F McNaught
Hermiston
J. M. Carrall
Condon
Prod Peterson
Pitch Mook
Golden Thule
L. Huinaiker
Walle Walla
A. le Miller Gid ID. Felton
Nyan
Malheur County
Mel
Hower
Riverside Wash
IK A. Fahernwald
Ridge
Thhe
Dunincewel
Willand Bond
Portland
Jumos Wright
North Yakima
Pendleton
R.A. Lieuwilen
Coast
Willem Korawle
Bartie
Pilot Rock
Golden Rule
Misa Grace Manning
Cripple Creek
Col
B. A. Schilechter
A. Kunkel
Tool Springs
Kunkel
Charles Johnson
Fev
Robert Diven
W. H. Breakney
Pendleton Academy
Weir
Ite
Fred Drake
Max
J. A. Drake
San Francisco
Fonto
Arnold Escapes After Station Misplay At Umatilia
A thief who stole a box of carpenter tools yesterday morning eluded capture after a misstep by the station agent of Deputy Sheriff Hunt at Umatilia. Word reached the sheriff's office in the afternoon that the suspect was there, but a train wreck later in the day may have delayed arrest. Deputy Hunt may have been delayed, and when Deputy Blakely reached the scene last night the thief had escaped. The man appeared at the station yesterday afternoon to claim the tools and was persuaded to delay action, allowing him to flee.
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Hunt
Umatilia
Arnold
Joe Blakely
Ned
John
Mapelval Coffman
Ely Fall
Man Held After Diner Robbery Rumors
John Jordan held as officers report a man linked to a dine theft worth about five dollars. Investigators describe the suspect and note serious, unpleasant evidence from the cura court proceedings.
Man Slaughter Convict Denied Bail Yet
Grover Martin, convicted of manslaughter for killing O N Prewton, remains in county jail as he cannot raise $6000 bail set by Judge W R Bills yesterday afternoon.
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W. R. Bills
Grover Martin
O. N. Prewton
Quaker Meeting Friday Night Preached by Aaron Bray
Aaron M. Bray, a Quaker minister from Newberg Oregon, will preach at the MBS church next Friday night at B o'clock. All are invited to attend the meeting. Also reported is a record May temperature of 101 degrees registered today at 2 o'clock this afternoon, marking the second hottest May of the year.
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Aaron M. Bray
Newberg
Ore
MBS
Summer Skin Ailments and the Swift Specific Remedy
A May 1898 letter from Kansas City and other notes describe chronic eczema and related skin diseases aggravated by summer heat. The writer urges blood cleansing with Swift’s Specific S. S. S. as a cure, claiming relief after months of treatments. The ad invites readers to request medical advice and a free book on skin diseases from The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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S.S.S
HE Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Where is Ed Welch Missing Pendleton Man in Alberta Trade
A month has passed since Ed Welch vanished after returning from Alberta where he planned to buy horses for the Alberta market. L A Vogel, his partner in the horse business, searches for clues in Pendleton and Grant county, noting Welch left John Day country years ago and had a brother-in-law near Ritter. Welch, about 45 to 80, married, once lived on a large gray horse and was known locally. friends cannot account for his disappearance.
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Alberta
L. A. Vogel
John Day County
Ed Welch
Pendleton
TA. Vogel
Mr. Welch
Tr Wan
Vosel
Welch
Abe
Jonn ‘Ay
J. Bonis
Ritter
Night falls as Senator Clark marks New York role
A fragment notes Senator Clark in New York on July 1 marking a good night with changes in condition, but readable details are limited and unclear.
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Clark
Senator Clark
New York
Imports of Wool Surge in April US Volume Near 81 Million Pounds
Wool imports into the United States in April exceeded March, reaching about 81 million pounds, with the fiscal year’s ten-month total around 120,281,000 pounds. Predictions suggested full-year imports might surpass 200 million pounds as of June 1905.
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Shepherd's Bulletin
United States States
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Fort Washackie
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Eczema
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White Mountains
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