Hong Kong Dispatch Reports Mass Rebel Battle
GENEMAIL NEWS reports a Hong Kong dispatch claiming government troops killed 100 rebels at Noaru near Takhol. The article lists multiple violent deaths including killings in Gila county New Mexico and Cincinnati automobile crash fatalities. It notes labor condition investigations in San Francisco and a university presidency dispute in Boston.
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Hong Kong
Noaru
Takhol
William Baldwin
Gila’ County
Aziz
Mia
Harvey Morris
Metcalf
San Francisco
Thomas Trevor
H. H. Pogue Company
Alfred Trevor
Came Company
Cincinnati
Walter Hill
James Hill
Fred Schroeder
St. Paul
Sinnemillioning Powder Company
Williameport
Big Summers
Edward Cole
J. J. Nelson
Harry Cole
Samuel Shadmiat
Clarence Walker's Two Year Sentence for Boree Stealing
Northwest news item recounts Clarence Walker sentenced to two years for boree stealing, with a prior term for the same offense and recent resentencing.
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Bows
Clarence Walker
Wakimi
Corbett & Raymont
Marshall-Wella Hardware Company
Wholecade
North Portland
W. L. LaFollette
Wawawaal
Whitman County
Wash
New York
Miles F. Reid
University of Tiaho
Moscow
Academy At
Pocatello
Frofemmer Reld
Columbia College
Mre. I. G. Landedale
West Colfax
Wah
Howse
Lowe
Hermin Stebel
Dartland
Himelf
Wien
Mary
Mh Ve
Stee JD. Leouw
Aigelow Rneh
Ontirlo
Locketrnich
Leauw
Holland
Portland
White
Monte
Roosevelt's Popularity Ties to Modern Menswear at Bonderos
The piece links Roosevelt’s influence on national politics to fashion, noting his broad-mindedness and popularity. It praises Bonderos as Pendleton's leading clothier for mens furnishings and modern clothing, suggesting shoppers look there to see the trend.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
Bonderos
Pendleton
Blue Suits for Prisoners in State Penitentiary Reform
The Walla Walla Union reports a merit system at the state penitentiary will replace striped outfits with new uniforms. Within ten days forty trusted inmates will receive the uniforms, and a probation list will govern promotions or demotions after six months based on behavior, ending use of stripes as punishment.
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Washington
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla Union
Notice to settle debts and brewery backing claim
All parties acknowledging indebtedness are asked to call at my office and settle by June 20. Robert Forster of Coeur d Alene, Téaho. A $200,000 brewery project is proposed as the largest in the northwest outside Seattle, backed by Christian Bernhard of Ohio.
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Robert Forster
Coeur d'Alene
Téaho
Northwest
Seattle
Christian Bernhard
Oho
Remembrance of Whitman Massacre Survivor Accounts
Shorty before her death Mrs. Cason recounts the 1847 Whitman massacre from an upper room with her father killed during the attack. She describes the assaults, the dragoons, and the brutal killings of Kimball Hall and Whitman party members, and notes two survivors. The account ends with her memories and the aftermath.
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James F. Cason
Spray
Wheeler County
Shorty
Whitman
Gillian
Joe Lewis
Mr. Sails
Rewley
Elam Young
Mr. Smith
California
A. L. Lovejoy
James P. Cason
F.C. Cason
Clackamis
Plains
Oregon City
Spokane Fuel Shortage Signals Rail Demand
Spokane and Inland railroad stocks show coal scarcity. O R N and Spokane & Inland each received cars from Union Fuel yesterday, with O R N said hardest hit. Fire at Puget Sound mines cuts production, while a Battle Mountain shooting leaves Joel Smith alive and well.
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Spokane & Inland Companies
Union Fuel
Spokane
Spokane & Infond
Inland Company
Puget Sound
One Steamship Company
Old Time Pay Cars Seen Through American Magazine
F Center recalls an entertaining American Magazine piece about railroad pay cars. Carter describes sights inside the pay car with coin racks, yellow and silver coins, a large wooden tray, and the musical tinkle of coins reacting to calls from the paymaster. The scene includes revolvers and Winchesters on racks and tables, while railroad officials stand ready to ensure workers receive their pay.
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F. Center
Carter
Puygianter
Rerview
Linkenpin
Flax Crops Promise Boost for Eugene Bosse in Salem
Eugene Bosse of Salem reports 150 acres planted to flax and hemp with timely rains boosting the crop. He plans a Corvallis factory to process the crude product if 600 acres are cultivated nearby, while L. L. Brooks of Corvallis visits to discuss farmer interest and cooperation.
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Eugene Toxee
Salem
Eugene Bosse
Sys
Salem Statesman
Boste
Oregon
Boxse
Bosse
Corvallie
L. L. Brooks
Corvallis
New Sewers at Lewton City Council Passes First Reading
Lewton city council approved a sewer revolution plan last night with first reading and committee referral. The assessment totals 2650 properties and aims to fund the project including a pumping plant costing 115000 dollars. First installment due August 1, delinquent September 15, with four annual payments to follow. Marion Williams caught a 245 pound sturgeon near Grangeville.
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Lewteton
Ite
Preston
Lewiston Teller
The Cause of Sudden Deaths and Kidney Disease Remedy
A dated ad warns of kidney disease causing heart and bladder issues. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles, claiming easy use, sample offers, and mail order to Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Feeee Rott
Ceraghamton
N. Y
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