Indians Must Go To Open Western Reservations For Settlement
The Denver Republic reports that continuing policy of opening Indian reservations to white settlement will erase Indian segregation soon. Crow Nation in Montana faces sale of land despite protests led by Plenty Coos. Crows have become self supporting farmers after allotments, with a large reservation of about 1500 people and vast grazing land. The piece argues opening western lands benefits both Indians and whites.
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Indian Department
Denver Republican
Crow
Montana
Plenty Coos
Washington
Seattle
Major &. G. Reynolds
Scarcity of action condemned amid scandal claims
A critical view denounces action as a makeshift source of scandal and laziness, calling for its elimination from the scheme of things for the good of all involved.
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Ction
Oregon Fruit Canning Industry Faces Reduced Output
Oregon fruit canning will fall short of 5,000,000 season output though industry value at least 1,000,000. Business slump, not crop, depresses activity as demand falters nationwide. Canners plan reduced packing, some will not open, Holmes plant to operate modestly, payrolls cut with thousands of women and girls affected.
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Oregon
Portland
Beaver State
Herries
Cannes
Holmes
Holmes Canning Company
Blocking Mt Thood Toad Charges In Four Suits
Portland Telegram reports four lawsuits filed by Mount Hood Railway and Power Company against landowners delaying railroad projects. The paper notes the legal actions aim to protect Portland’s prosperity and cites yesterday’s Telegram coverage as context.
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Yestorday
Portland
Mount Hood Railway & Power Company
Portland Telegram
Five Gresham Property Owners Hold Up Railroad Expansion
KR. T. Linney and KR. T. Platt submit evidence in a contract dispute shows five nearby owners insisting on high land prices. Julian Regner and husband agreed to sell a strip under 0.4 acres for 1208 dollars and paid 100 down, then repudiated the deal demanding 2600 dollars more. Company records list nearby land values at 409 dollars per acre, while Linney set a maximum of 8000 dollars per acre for the segment along the planned route.
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Gresham
Cresham
KR. T. Linney
KR. T. Platt
Julian Regner
Linney
Giant elopes with tall man and tiny bride in a getaway
New York dispatch reports a sensational runaway marriage in Herkimer County. Tall man Charles Richards seven feet two inches and Miss Emma Chatman five feet, both of Bennet Herkimer, eloped Saturday after Richards escorted the bride to the church amid family opposition. The bride jumped from a second story window as her mother and brother guarded the doors, and the couple proceeded to a marrying parson before sending a police wagon for the bride’s trousseau.
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Charles Richards
Herkimer County
Emma Chatman
Senreely
Bnet Herkimer
New York
Richards
Tallant Charles
Trousseau
Triplet Calf Birth Attracts Attention At Lake Whiatcom
Wenatchee Daily World reports a cow gave birth to triplets June 2 on Lake Whiatcom shore. The mother owned by L G Beebe. calves were bought by Joe Hermsen and sent to Mount Vernon carnival. Hermsen says the owner swore the calves were all from the same mother.
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Wenatchee
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promoted by Tallman & Co
Tallman & Co advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risera liver pills as a popular remedy. The notice emphasizes ease of use and availability through the Tallman company channels.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Skull Fractured by Baseball at Picnic Game
Frank T. Abbott former O R N agent at La Grande was struck in the temple by a pitched ball during a baseball game at a Fraternal order picnic in Flberton Washington. A local doctor feared skull fracture. Abbott is son in law of W J Snodgrass of La Grande.
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Frank T. Abbott
la Grande
Flberton
Wash
Mr. Abbott
W. J. Snodgrass
Prince Edward Reaches Fourteen At Naval College Today
Lindon June 22 Prince Edward eldest son of the Prince of Wales is today 14 years old. The youthful naval college student is highly popular with his fellows and perhaps the most democratic boy in the school. He is undoubtedly the poorest as he is allowed only a shilling a week spending money.
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Lindon
Prince Edward
Prince of Wales
Naval College
Hickory Park Cough Remedy Promises Cure or Refund
A Salem Oregon company hawks Hickory Bark Cough Remedy with guarantee to cure cough or money back. Offers to make a friend of you and is sold by druggists and first class dealers nationwide. Pendleton Drug Co lists as a distributor.
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Hickory Park
Hickory Bark Cough Iemedy Company
Salem
Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Nampa butcher shop proprietor dies by his own hand
Frank Doherty, a proprietor of a Nampa Idaho butcher shop, died by suicide by cutting his throat from ear to ear.
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Frank Doherty
Nampa
Idaho
Taft Attends Yale Commencement Week Activities
Secretary Taft is in New Haven to participate in Yale commencement events this week. He attended a meeting of the alumni advisory board and the Sheffield Scientific School class day exercises this morning. The campus is closed to all but Yale men and their guests for reunion night exercises.
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Taft
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
A Sure Cure Hickory Bark Cough Remery
A dependable remedy for all lung troubles coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat. Sold by reputable druggists and first class dealers everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Washington veterans seek 1909 national encampment for Tacoma
In Walla Walla on June 22 Washington Spanish-American War veterans plan a strong push at the state encampment to win the 1909 national encampment for Tacoma A large Washington delegation will travel to this year’s national meeting in Boston.
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Walla Walla
Washington
Tacoma
Boston
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Stein-Bloch
Prince Edwanl
University OF Oregon
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FACH
Beoistrar
Ashivaasky
Eugene
Donaldson
Bon-Ton
Carney & Tweerly
Telephone Main
Pendleton
the Fair Store
L. M. Funk
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