Minister of Lands to visit irrigation states on Pacific trip
New South Wales minister Neil Neilson will travel through Washington Oregon California Idaho Montana North Dakota Wyoming South Dakota Texas Nevada Colorado New Mexico Nebraska Korea and Chicago New York to study irrigation methods before meeting Australian officials in London and Vial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Neil Neilson
New South Wales
Pacific Slope
Bidney
Nelison
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
South Dakota
Texas
Nevada
Cth
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
Koreas
Chicago
New York
London
Morey Honter
Nee Beuth
al- Tetor
New South Warew
Tourtay Buresy
Hr “Wrouthery
Eth Wale
Henter
Victor M. Amish
Pacific
Smith
Threesu
Anys
J. Melon
Australia
Mr. Hunter
Calendar of tile week in early 1900s unfolds many events
The calendar lists the week’s items across United States cities with openings of festivals, conventions, and meetings. Notable items include the Fifth annual Stone Festival in Portland, general sessions in Chicago, Fort Worth anti-prohibition mass meeting, Iowa Ninth district election, Boston hotel men’s union, and numerous professional gatherings from piano tuners to actuaries and civil service chiefs. The piece also notes Taft speeches, marriages, commencements, and the aging Standard Oil leadership facing succession questions as key figures die or retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Ftone
Portland
Ore
National Association of Plano Dealere
Chicago
Texas
Fort Worth
Iowa
Natonal Hotel Men's Mutual Benefi
Newogiation
Boston
Alumn Life
American Guild of Piano Tuners
Chicageo
International Union of Pope Fittere and Helpers
Cincinna
Fraternity of
Operative Athleta of American
Detroit
Death toll among Standard Oil men prompts worry
New York dispatch reports concern over Standard Oil veterans dying young as a warning that the younger generation has not proven capable of filling critical gaps. Seven prominent Standard Oil men have died within the last few years, suggesting possible dangers or systemic issues behind the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGee's Baby Elixir Praised For Diarrhea Aid
An early 20th century advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhoea and dysentery, claiming it heals stomach and bowel ailments in infants and protects their life, presented by A. C. Koeppen & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinchy
McGee
A, C
Koeppen & Broa
Spy Confession Ties McNamara to Dynamite Plots Across Cities
John Delaney, an ironworker, confessed to Muskogee police that he was hired by John J. McNamara of the International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers to scout nonunion sites for dynamite destruction. Delaney detailed plans and multiple bombings in Cincinnati, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City, and Houston, and described payments and introductions, with a final note of his misconduct and current work in Muskogee as a cab driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delaney
Adimita
McNoamara
Muskowed
Okla
Harry Eagen
Muskogee
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers
Ameriea
Henin
Jicolutiey
John J. McNamera
Fee Eld
Delaney
McNamara
G. E. Skidmore
Pitts- Hire
Pan
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Buffalo
Skidmore
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Iave McNamara
Ewidiore
Tme McNamira
Birmingham
Aja
Iim
Jiknapolin
Aw Xeon
First Jet
McNanmrn
Vine Street
Structuril Innwerkere
Chicago
Denver
St. Joseph
Ninth
Larimer Streets
Salt Lake City
Wabash
Willie
Utah Hotel
Cnlef
Police
Marlow
George Sheets
Fail Po
Houston
Texas
Fies
McNamaora
Dwlaney
McNemara
Ly Dewnherti
Tou
Delaney Chen
Tom
Kinnes
Ory Hall
Austin
Toxve
Orth McManlind
Rom McNamnarm
Withah
Ite
Detective Agency Rep Discredits Delaney Con Claim
A William J. Burna Detective agency representative present today deflated Delaney's con claim per a Muskogee police official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Burna Detective Agency
Delaney
Con Fent
Muskogee Pallee
Northwest company forms brick and tile firm
Orginive Brick Company Purest Grove and partners have incorporated the Brick & Tile Co and purchased the Catching brick yard northwest of town. They have taken charge of the plant. The Knappton saw mill, closed due to weak market, plans to resume around June 1, providing employment to about 69 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orginive Brick Company
Purest Grove, Uve
Kh, Gurney and
Ithe Hieor
Borsestrove Prick & ‘Tile Co
Catching Brick Yard
Kongupton
Audtoria
Knappton
Nebriska Bulturs Meet In Omaha Event Preview
Editors from daily and weekly papers gather in Omaha on June 6 for the Ne briska Pyese association convention. The three day program features speakers and local leaders. M O C A opened a branch at Hig Bodily government construction camp under LL A Toothaker in charge. The facility includes pool, bicycles, music, reading area and lounging rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebriska Bulturs
Omaha
Neb
Moeting
the Baldy
Bialles
M. OC. A
Hig Bodily
Ll. A. Toothaker
Oregon City Resident Seriously Wounded At Springs Hotel
Oregon City resident Robert Goodfellow is seriously ill at the Wilholt Springs hotel. His wife and daughter, Mrs. Morris, travel with Dr. Morris to the springs to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Ore
Robert Goodfellow
Wiholt Springs
Morris
Dr. Morris
Springs
Mr. Goodfellow
New Wagon Road Aims To Link Lake City And Davis Creek
Lakeview Oregon reports construction of a new wagon road from Lake City to Davis Creek. It will shorten travel to Surprise valley, totaling about 13 and a quarter miles. The steepest grade is under 10 percent, promising a superior highway toward the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Ore
Lake City
Davis Creek
Surprise Valley
Wealthy Hood River grower killed in Saturday runaway
Prulterower Killial, a prominent Hood River grower, was killed Saturday night at 16 o clock when his team ran away near Hood River bridge. His rig plunged down a steep grade of rocks. He left a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prulterower Killial
HoodHilver
Warren Wells
Hood River
Oelock
Hood
Body Found on Mountain Road Near Weld County
A woman identified as Maxwell, a stenographer, was found dead yesterday about one mile from Weld on the Moetint Hoed road. Officials say death likely due to overdose of flawfarnum or a similar toxin, no heart condition evident. She appears to have come from Portland and was taken to an undertaker in that city for an inquest conducted by the Cinekamas ont authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Inile Maxwell
Welel
Portland
Cinekamas
Millers Open the Show Detroit Exposition Opens
Mid June 6 marks the opening of the industrial exposition in the Wayne Pavilion tied to the International convention of the Fraternity of Operative Millers of America. Demonstrations trace the grin evolution from field product to bakery output with numerous grain specimens from state experiment stations and Canadian provinces on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wayne Pavilion
Fraternity of
Operative Millers of America
Union
Canada
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the Quality Store
Nate
Cynus
Jude In Collars
Suis
Jist
Panama
Panamas
Pendleton
the Peoples Warehouse
South Wales
the Way
Sidney
Ballard
Koeppen & Bros
Amherst College
Muse Moody Institute
Ummer Ohures
Can Institute of Minlg Engineers
Whkesbarre
National Association of Railway Clerks Open Convention
Syracuse, N.Y
Taft
Lutheran General Synod
Grace Bryan
W.J. Bryan
Lincoln
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
National Baptist Sunday School Congress
Meredith
Miss
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissions
Madison
Wis
Association Medicale Sunadionne
Montread
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends
Ion
Toronto
Columbia University
Department of Agriculture
National Association of Omptrolilera
Brooklyn
Yale Scientifice
Peru
Pinain
Harvard Clube
St. Paul
Young
Ancvile N.C
John D. Rockefeller
Daniel O'Day
EL HL Rogers
W. FP. Hows
W. BH. Tilford
F. Q. Barstow
Phillip Ruprecht
James Smith
Standard Oil Company
Wiliam Rockefeller
Percy
H. H. Rogers, Jr
Edfords
Hotopus
John M'Namara
News OF the Northwest
Bnnt of
Talnain
Corner Court and Garden
Ste
Hinck
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