War on microbes at Antietam camp sparks medical trials
Washington reports a major army medical corps campaign at Antietam Maryland to test modern field sanitation care of the sick and wounded and to run a fully equipped field hospital. Major Frederick F Reynolds commands with Captains R J Patterson Frank W Weed and Lt Charles W Cullen guiding 260 veteran hospital corps volunteers.
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Charles W. Cullen
Medical Corps
Army Hospital Corps
Army
Confesses to Attempted Wreck of Train No. 6
Heppner George English, who two weeks earlier tried to derail the O. S. & NS. train No. 6 at Castle Rock, confessed to Marehnal Swenton and county sheriff. After arrest he admitted the wholesale murder attempt to Detective Wood.
English prisoner linked to Willows escape plan
O R N and Marshal Swenton captured English at Willows after an overnight trek from Castle Rock. In jail on $2500 bail awaiting grand jury probe, English confessed repeatedly in witnesses’ presence and faces likely indictment for attempted crime. English came from Oakridge Cal where his mother and two sisters live.
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Marshal Swenton
Willows
Castle Rock
English
Oregon
Oakjad
Cal
Fishing party returns with little fun for Bil Johnson head
The fishing party led by BA Johnson returned yesterday with most of the trip dull aside from Bil's note that the only enjoyment came from drinking Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
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BA Johnson
Bil
Cork Tree Near Lake Lableh Described as Corker
A trople cork tree grows near Lake Lableh and is described as corker. The remark highlights a notable, unusually large cork tree by the lake.
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Lake Lableh
Waterways face rail competition and terminal fixes
Washington Herbert Knox Smith says river traffic is hampered by natural channel problems and railroad hostility. He outlines two freight classes bulk and merchandise and argues that rail-water cooperation and terminal improvements could restore river share, with Great Lakes and Gulf routes seeing varied bulk and general freight patterns.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
United States
Smith
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Oppsite
New York
Erie
New York State
Minslasippi
Miesivsippi
Pittebug
Durukes
St. Louie
Tennessee River
Memphis
Vicksburg
Mississippi
New Orleans
Upper
St. Paul
St. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
National Guard Holds Field Meet at Encampment
The Portland area reports the National Guard field meet closing after two days of events. Results show M company leading with 22 points, followed by C company and A company, with top performances in shot put, mile run, 100 yard dash, broad jump, high jump, and pole vault among the 12 companies.
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Portland
National Guardsmen
Neal
Cameron
Bolton
Dorris
Hamnon
Cushon
Herlons
M Company
Holman
Todd
Metale
Hardwe
Welch
Engdale
L Company
Tadd
Polme
Neu
McHale
Poloth
Corpse Missing From Deputy Coroner Wagon
Burlingame Cal July 20 Knowledge of midnight search along the county road near this city for a corpse that disappeared from Deputy Coroner J J Elder s wagon became public today Three men accompanied Elder for a San Francisco trip with the corpse when the wagon hit an obstruction and toppled Elder and assistants fell The corpse remained missing until a calldale found it fallen in the road nearly an hour later It was recovered unharmed or unharmed not specified in report
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Burlingame
Cal
J. J. Elder
Elder
San Francisco
Banana Bank Capital Raise and Surplus Declared
Banana Bank increased capital from 16000 to 20000 dollars and declared a 5000 dollar surplus to accommodate borrowers.
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Banana Bank
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Sea Island
Pine Plains
Anteitam
Antietam
Foley
Kouppen Bros
Oregonian
Pendleton Drug OO
Rexall Store
National Guard
Pickwick Hotel
Seaside
E. E. Longenberger
Moore Hotel
P. O
Buffalo
Monitor
N. Berkeley
Lessee
Buffalo- Monitor
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