City Briefs UC Rader and local ads sweep page
Fragmented city notes and shop ads mention UC Rader Carpets and Furniture, Boston Store promotions, Cleveland's Baking Powder, Leathers' transfer service, a fox terrier lost, and stage transport to Hidaway Springs. Includes For Rent and lost item notices plus a government purchase line for baking powder.
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UC Rader
Rader
Ader
Roomvel
Boston
Ross Nichols
Cleveland
Headstrom & Groeenowald
Douglas
Barton
Seth M. Richardson
Tiaike Ilelt
Wen Greenawald
Headstrom
Teutech’s
Greenawald & Hendetom
Teutach's
Eighteen Hurt In Rock Island Fast Passenger Crash
Eighteen persons were injured when the Bowers touring car, in the second section of the Rock Island fast passenger, ran through an open switch two miles south of town. None seriously hurt. The flagman of the Work train is suspected to have left a switch open. The engine derailed. Fireman Chapel escaped with no shoulder injuries.
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Joliet
Bowers
Rock Ieland
Hare
Nore
Jene
Weld
Mancke Arrested in Obscene Pictures Case in New York
Eleanor Vandewenler and Frederick Carlton, both of Brooklyn, charged with complicity in taking obscene pictures and blackmail. Carlton allegedly posed others nude and used composites to coerce victims. Vandewenler held on $1000 bail.
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God Alchted
New York
Elenor Vandewenler
Manowe
Frederick Carlton
Urooklyn
Carlton
Abandonment of pool selling noted in Cleveland
The city faces an order issued by Mayor Jothmeon against pool selling after a Council debate. Officials say trading on the grind trotting circuit prompted the action. Officials plan an afternoon meeting of horsemen to discuss transfer of the meeting to Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Grind
Jothmeon
Buffalo
Equitable Board Meeting Clarifies Directorship Status
DIRECTORS MERRT New York July 71 The executive committee of the board of directors of the Equitable met this afternoon. President Morton says no action was taken warranting any public announcement. Depew was present and said I Have not resigned as a director or member of the committee and have no such intention. A statement will be issued in a few days.
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New York
The
Equitable
Morton
Depew
Arrested for Old Theft in New Salem Case
James W. Pope, sought for a $4000 money theft in New Salem Pennsylvania, eluded detectives for a year across many countries. He was captured at Carsbad yesterday and will be returned to face charges.
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Koewell
Ancret Gorvies Neetita
James WH. Pope
New Salem
Carsbad
Beet Sugar Prices Fall In Break In Market
London July 21 A violent break in beet sugar market today. July and August prices slide 6 1 4 pence to 10 shillings and 11 2 pence for both months.
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London
Fire devastates Hungarian village in Vienna district
Three hundred houses in the Hungarian village of Supplies Varlalja burned today near Vienna. Six people were killed as flames swept through the settlement. Rescue efforts and investigations are underway.
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Phorna
Vienna
Varlalja
INVESTMENT PROMISE IN JALISCO LAND SCHEME
W D Hansford reports a letter from H E Bickers in Jalisco detailing the Pan American company scheme. He notes rich black soil, two crops a year, rising land value, crude business methods, and good profits with $16,000 to $29,000 cash. recommends American buyers to invest quickly for vast gains.
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Forday
W. D. Hansford
H. E. Bickers
Jalisco
Dilisco
Mexico
Pendleton
Oregon
Dow
Hansford
Ho Jongo
Sucrema dl Nage
Lund
Gompiny
H. BE
Bickeres
Town Hosts A L L Spicer And Many Visitors
LL A Spicer of Pilot Rock is in town on a short trip with mt Boon staying in Portland for a few days. William Deardearts, an ivoryman of Weaton, is in town returning from home. A Kunkel the implement man heads to Lewiston on a bus. OQ R & NL road administrator left Crimtyne for home after a visit. Mr and Mrs AW Ruby came back from a trip to the Lewis and Clark fair. C B Boerstler, Hermiston foreman, spent Sunday in the city with family. Archie McIntyre of Athena traveled down for a brief visit. A Hennett, editor of Tril Won Irrimitor, is in town as a guest of the Golden Rule hotel. Adelina Schiffier, visiting her father F A Schiff er, returned to Albany. O T Tevi, a Roho irrigationist, came from that place and is a guest at the Golden Rule. Mrs MR Rader and Miss Litt Dibell left for Bingham Springs to rest in the heat. Mrs William Hilton and Miss Mot We Goode depart for Portland to visit several weeks. I Gh T LaDow left for Bingham Springs with his family for a week. Theodore Danner, Athena photographer, arrived from Athena. Colonel J HL Raley and family returned from Portland after two weeks. Mrs Charles H Carter left for Portland to visit the exposition. Ed Alcorn, Columbia county clerk, stopped over en route home from Twin Falls. Byron Hawkes, Brock & McComas drug clerk, went to Athena for a visit. Frank Downey returned from Portland this morning after a week in the metropolis and fair. W C Kennedy of Carney & Kennedy returned from Lohman Springs.
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Seeley
Lowtine
Wallowa County
Mies Hertha Gromhow
Spokane
Cook & Perry
Lee Drake
East Oregonian Mechanical Force
Meppner
Thin Yacathon
Thapwetor Villentine
Unnatula
Bingham Springs
Mew
Valentine
Henry Laat
John Wilwon
George Leete
Lehmin Springs
Portland
San Francisco
Qualiill
Kansas
Mer. Hill Cireweet
Winnie Hartman
Dawson City
Alaska
Mia
G. A. Hartman
Seattle
Tewls and Clark Fir
Sturgia, & P
Olver
North Yakime
F. Mi Oliver
Vielt
Detroit
Mich
Oreron
Rev. W. L. van Nuys
BE. i van Nuys
Sys
Condon Globe
C. M. Roberts
Pilot Road
Oregon
George Roberts
M Wte Ter
A. H. Gilbert
Pitot Rock
A. Spicer
Pilot Rock
Mt Boon
Dinga
William Deardearts
Weaton
Bualhome
A. Kunkel
Oman
Lewinton
Conmel
Crimtyne
Teft
AW Ruby
C. BK
Boerstler
Hermiston
Archie
McIntyre
Athena
Cam
A. Hennett
Trilwon Irrimitor
Golden Hale
Mim Adelina Schitfier
F. A. Schiffer
Albany
Oo. T. Tevi
Rohoa Ferigationiat
Golden Rule Hotel
MR. Rader
Hagel
Litt Dibell
Bingham
J. HL Raley
Charles H. Carter
Ed Alcorn
Columbia County
Wash
Twin Falls
Idaho
Byron Hawkes
Murder suspect Hall captured after yearlong search
Hene Minh Hall, sought for over a year in the John Grubb murder case in Hubbard Springs Virginia, was finally taken into custody in Chehallis Washington. He was brought to stand trial by three lawyers for the Grubb family. Hall, described as a middle aged man with gray hair, shot Grubb at Hubbard Springs in June 1904 after an altercation at a county fair. The pursuit, centered on Washington, led to an arrest near the Portland exposition where authorities learned of Hall's location.
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Chehallis
Wiah
Hene- Minh Hall
Virginia
Pendleton
Man Healew
Hall
John Grubb
Mubbard Springs
Hall Cwmin
James W. Ore
Blyood J
Noel
Grubb
Liv
Washington
Penny
Portland Exposition
Prominent New York visitor travels through Albion area
Oh Prien! Prom New York HM H Culver of Albion N Y and friend W Parker proprietor of the Golden Rule hotel visit Unis state. They tour by wagon, observe harvesters at work, plan to move here permanently, then head to Portland for the Lewis and Clark fair with two cousins from Hood River.
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New York
H. Culver
Albion
N.Y
Raising Money for Fever Relief and Quarantine Efforts
Several thousand dollars have been raised for fever relief, quarantine work, and preventing the disease spread. Authorities acknowledge the seriousness but believe the disease can be controlled with continued funding and action.
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Qrlogng
Dicenae Col
Expensive Quarantine Hits Mississippi Rail Service
A ruinous quarantine in Mississippi raises costs for merchants as railroads to Laurel and Harrisburg halt ticket sales to those points. Trains will run through at a rate of 3 cents per mile, affecting travel and commerce.
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Mobile
Laurel
Harrisburg
Miss
World’s Only Beauty Colony Plans Marriages in Moscow
A wealthy Russian landowner near Moscow hosts a project to breed a race of exceptionally beautiful humans through carefully matched couples. Miss Vera Streilitz and Maxim Sakharofe are chosen for marriage to produce children deemed more beautiful, as part of M. Rachatnikoff’s controversial Darwinian experiment. The colony houses 160 children, offers favorable living conditions, and includes a college professor to safeguard intellect. The founder envisions a lasting program lasting decades, aiming for a ruling race of superior beauty and long life.
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Vera Streilitz
Maxim Sakharofe
Moscow
Poland
Vera
Russia
Sakharofe
M. Rachatnikorff
M. Rachatnikoff
Rachutnikoff
St. Peterature College
Bachainikoff
Misa Vern
Sakhapoff
Benrietten
Gree
A. Rachatnikoff
Municipalitiea
Nes
Rachatnikoff
Rachatnikott
Doud
Ebay
Egypt
Extremely Dry Summer Affects Cascade Forest Reserve Pasture
Co P O Ben from Ridgeway reports in town after returning from the Cascade forest reserve where his sheep are summering. He notes unprecedented dryness in the mountains with springs drying up and little snow last winter, threatening stockmen relying on the reserve for summer pasturage.
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P. O'Ben
Ridgeway
Cascade Forest Reserve
Mr. I" Ben
Madris
Salmon Pack Light The fish commissioner report
The Washington fish commissioner notes daily salmon catches are lively and point to a smaller pack than four years ago. Prices hinge on pack size, affecting profits. four years ago the pack reached about 1,200,000 cans. This season output may total 900,000 to 1,000,000 cases.
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Fish Commissioner of
Washington Eye
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Lee Teutsch
St. George
Mra Cooper
Proprietrean
Rucoenor
Howard
Court Street
Hidaway Springs
Tallman & Co
T. M. Henderson
United States
J. K. Smith
Baggage and Express Ncaicience
Donaldson
Red Cross Drug Store
Calta
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Mancke
Mayor Johnson
Canaelling
Merrt
Koeppens
Popular Price Druggista
Koeppen & Brothers
Jelisco
Bloke
Diallsie
Louis Vietin
Frank Downey
Metropolia
W. C. Kennedy
Carney & Kennedy
Lohman Springs
Hoeeeklal
Tail
Pate
Denver
Lorena Domencio
Sabatine Domencio
Market Gardeners Af
Adama County
Tuckey
Ree Tad
Atlomot
Goodman-Thompson Co. Rardwapf—Prnrmning
Brock & McComas Company
Oregon Lumber Yard
Phone Main
Alta Street
Court House
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