Recount bill ruled unconstitutional by New York court
General news items include a ruling that Heartt's recount bill for the New York mayoralty is unconstitutional, with other briefs reporting rioting in French wine districts, a bank cashier's eight year sentence, a captured outlaw, a theatre trust claim, a riverboat accident near St Louis with loss of life, a Chicago ty conversionist suicide, Hawaii governor comments on Japanese people, a murder case exhumation in Clinton, and Shanghai gamblers tied to Americans. The naval inquiry into the Georgia explosion cites a Mare’s back incident as the cause. Also listed are a butcher shop for sale in Oregon and a 14 year old boy freed after bathing accident in Washington.
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Pet
Magill
Clinton
Los Angeles
Shanghai
China
Wilfley
Shangha
Orient
Naval Court of Inquiry
Georgia
Northwest and Washington News Roundup
The O R and N company expects to move about 1500 cars of wheat on the Arlington Condon branch, with 750000 daysacks milled near Condon. In Port Townsend Arthur J Sullivan shot at Violet Wade but missed. Gaches Brothers store in LaConner burned, losses 60000 with 30000 insurance. Dr D K Pearsons pledges 25000 to College of Idaho if 75000 more is raised, total 100000 endowment. Biggs, Sumpter boy, sentenced to reform school for shooting another boy. Portland school census misreported by clerk H T Allen, affecting funding. corrected figure increases funds by about 19000.
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Ariington-Condon
Condon
Port Townsend
Wash
Arthur J. Sullivan
Violet Wade
Sullivan
Gaches Brothers
Washington
la Conner
Skagit County
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
College of Idaho
Caldwell
Tito Biggs
H. T. Allen
Portland
Monuments Sought At Site Of 1864 Washington Oregon Skirmish
Journal story notes Joaquin Miller sparks a Pioneer association effort to mark the exact battleground of the 1864 clash between Washington and Oregon volunteers and Yakima Indians. A La Grande delegation toured the area near Mt Emily seeking a verifiable site, while some members doubted the captain’s claimed location on the Hunter homestead.
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Joaquin Miller
Grand Ronde Valley
Butte
Grand Ronde
Gergen
Mt. Emily
Williams
Hunter Homestead
Mt Emilly
Deafness Cure Claims for Catarrh Inflammation
An advertisement explains deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces. It claims constitutional remedies can restore hearing, offers one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills for constipation.
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F. Cheney & CO
Toledo
William January To Be Freed From Leavenworth Prison
John William January known as the modern Jean Valjean is slated for release tomorrow under a presidential pardon advised by the attorney general. Convicted in 1896 for robbing a Stillwater Ohio post office he served part of a five year term before escaping and later working as a quarryman and traveling salesman in Kansas.
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Leavenworth
Kan
John William January
Jean Valjean
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
January Wan
Stillwater
Ohio
Hawin
Ort Leavenworth
Kanans
Asw
Kian
Cooper short talks outline stomach cure series
The newspaper announces a series of brief talks by L T Cooper to explain his medicines. Cooper medicines, successful in major cities, target stomach trouble kidney liver and rheumatic disorders. He has spoken with thousands of patients, and the paper notes his concise explanations and the agency we secured for these celebrated remedies.
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I T. Cooper
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
United States
Pendleton Drug Go sas City man seeks pardon and return
Charles H Anderson formerly known as Pendleton Drug Go sas City led a varied career, then after rearrest on April 20 a strong pardon push moved 40 000 signers to President Roosevelt. Attorney General Bonaparte recommended a three month sentence and release on parole after, with Anderson planning to return to Kansas City and resume bakery business.
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Sas City
Charles H. Anderson
Gonviet
Anderson
Kanena City
Washington
Anderton
Bonaparte
Kansas City
Mil-o-na Digestives Promote Stomach Relief Aid Claims
Beware of Mil-o-na tablets described as improving gastric juice secretion and aiding digestion. The ad claims temporary relief but warns the system may weaken with continued use, urging frequent dosing and insisting on a money back guarantee by Tallman & Co if unsatisfied.
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Tallman & Co
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Oregon
Lée
General News
Heartt
New York
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
France
P. G. Mulford
American Bank of
Tts
FL. Louis
Tentemec
Eads Bridge
Mies
Anna Normoyla
Carter
Hawaii
W. H. Albee
Hellz, Ore
Orville Myers
Kelly Orchard
Colton
Snake River
Northwest News
Graml House
William January
Pendleton
Hiving
Mode
Martin
Reimann
Julius Kirsten
Oregon Building and Loan Association
Amoetation
R. Alexander
C. H. Matsh
Inorthwystern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock Building
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