Multiple Disparate News Items From 19th Century Wire
Dr Cyrenus A David a prominent Chicago surgeon dies at 62 from blood poisoning contracted during an operation in April. In Indianapolis Robert Jolley killed his nine year old daughter Gladys by forcing carbolic acid into her throat. Alabama Cotton Growers Association president says cotton is about 64 percent of normal and weather only can save crops. Naples Italy debate ends in a fatal knife fight. Palombelli and Macale involved. The Awl shoemakers first American labor paper ran in Lyrc from 1849 to 1846. Chicago judge cites international girl slave traffic reaching Berlin Paris New York and Chicago with thousands shipped. Field mice plague melon crops in the Southeast. farmers form unions to defend crops. Japanese political alliances and San Francisco outrages discussed. Tokyo warships demo proposed. Northwest notes: Henry Heltfeld defeats Montieth for Hawiston mayor. Minnesota battleship crew deaths report. June sees persistent demented episodes for Rollinson. Jail release in La Grande for A Batora paroled on support and reporting terms. A. Poleon and F. Davis rescued after drowning near Seattle. Meridian Idaho opens a second bank June 12.
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Cyrenus A. David
Chicago
David
Indianapolis
Robert Jolley
Gladys
Seymour
Alabama Division
Cotton Growers’ Arqueciation
Naples
Italy
Mariano Palombeli
Alfonis Macale
Macala
Palombelli
Iet Labor Journal
America
Awl
Shoe Workers Journal
Shoemakers of
Lyrcc
Newcomer
Berlin
Parle
New York
Progressive Party
Tokio
Count Itegak
Tokio Bay
Genemi Tan
San Francisco
Warden assigns deputy to curb poaching along Graves Peak
Theodore Meletski, longtime Cloarweler country hunter, is appointed by State Game Warden Stevens to patrol the Montana Clearwater and Graves Peak region. He will pursue deer elk and other protected game lawbreakers, trapping suspects and bringing offenders to Lewiston for trial. Meletski’s appointment follows past poaching incidents and expands enforcement reach in remote country.
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Koonkin
Montana
Clearwater
Graves Peak
Vteto
Theodore Heletaki
Beletelit
Kerekia
Meletski
Flehie
Pope
Peletski
Portriott
Hookkin
Lewiston
Harbough
Railroads Attack State Railroad Commission Authority
Lawyers for major railroads challenge the 1907 commission law at a hearing in Olympia, arguing the commission lacks legal existence, oversteps constitutional authority, and should not fix rates or regulate interstate commerce. Representatives for several railroad companies oppose the proceedings citing due process, penalties, and assignment of powers to a federal framework.
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Railroad Commission
State of Washington
Commission
Commissior
Olympia
State Railroad Commission
Counse
Congress
Senate
Jes & Jones
Gordon
Great Northern
Spokane
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Seattle
Montana
Wash- Hutton
Divorces in 20 Years Noted in Walla Walla County
Deputy County Clerk Williams reports that about 625 divorces were granted in Walla Walla County over the past two decades. Most cases cited desertion and nonsupport, with few statutory divorces. Government forms collected nativity, action cause, years married, interference, occupation, alimony, and related details from county archives.
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Walla Walla
Williams
United States Department of Commerce
Fifteen Win Land Openings Amid Delayed Eastbound Filing
Fifteen more applicants joined the Ukiah land opening after a delayed eastbound panmonger yesterday afternoon, following the morning filing period that began earlier. The event drew interest as eligible bidders crowded the site seeking parcels announced for public sale.
Elks to Hold Grand Lodge Meeting at Baker City
At a Portland meeting of Oregon Elks executives it was decided to hold the next grand lodge meeting or convention at Baker City on September 17. Baker City will host a large event with elaborate entertainment and delegations expected from Western Oregon possibly via a special Portland train. In Gibbs Landing, La, James W. Wilson, a Black man, was shot and burned after alleged assault.
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Grand Lodge
Baker
Grand Lodge of Oregon Elke
Portland
Baker City
Vestern
Oregon
Jomea W. Wilson
Gibbs Landing
Timber and Stone Claims Filed in Pendleton Area
The Land Office tallies timber and stone claimants, revealing 15 successful filings out of nearly 10 applicants. One man among the crowd succeeded with a fourth choice. others faced delays due to evening train connections from Pendleton and a later morning delay to Grande.
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Land Office
Pendleton
Grande Observer
Nuns Strike For Higher Wages At Roman Catholic Weekly
Cuno Mary comp al workers at a Roman Catholic weekly newspaper struck for higher pay. The proprietor, at whits end, sought aid from the convent and the nuns agreed to print the paper. In days they became expert and the issue was only one day late. The nuns stipulated their earnings would support the printers' families.
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Cuno
Mary
Smikers
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Iriah
New Kid
Oxfords
Boys Clothing Dept
Bottjed Finetag
Ade
General News
Northwest News
Henry Heltfeld
Charles E. Montieth
Hawiston
Heltfeld
Idaho
Gallera
Minnesota
Norfolk
Frank Plumber
Edrin Kitchen
Ives
Mabton
Wish
Smith
F& Butcher
Uyeda
John Kriler
Knijem
Butte
Keller
Chester Rollinson
Rollinson
A. Batora
la Grande Obaer
Svek
A. Poleon
F. Davis
Posvession Bay
Meridian
Itaho
Bank of Meridian
F. BE. Madden
John Ennis
Boise
A. RR. Wallace
F. E. Madden
J. W. Harrell
H. Nelson
John W. Hodges
E. E. Lima
G. H. Rogers
INA
Micheries
Railroaty
Washington Law
ELKS
Drewes
East Oregonian
Agfle
Lewis Hunter
Oregon Lumber Yard
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