Diverse World News Items Span Figures From Mine to Sea
Subscriptions to Kishinet relief reach fifty thousand dollars from San Francisco Jews. A London syndicate plans a tidewater canal from the Firth of Forth to the Clyde. Captain George E. Townsend, 78, of St. Louis, hanged himself from cancer pain. Pope ratifies Rev. Thomas A. Hendricks as Cebu bishop. Yale sees two students’ frugal year spending. Alltoils Steel outputs a world record of eighteen hundred and four tons. Crowell Allen Wadley pays six hundred dollars for Redwood lands in California. New York real estate assesses rise to four point seven two billion. per‑sonal mas-sagement tax rate trimmed. Hearst consolidates influence in media circles. Dr. Jewett removed from New York customs post. Mrs Bartles awarded sixty thousand francs in French court damages. Porto Rico cotton revival expands with five gins shipped from the United States. Cotton production grows on the island.
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San Francisco
Kishinet
Firth of Forth
Clyde
George E. Townsend
St. Louis
Thomas A. Hendricks
Rochester
Cebu
Yale
Alltiols Steel Company Yesturday
Jyrant Crowell, Allen & Wadley
Sanoma
Mendocino
California
New York City
W, BR. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Chicago Americans
New York Journal
Georgia Technologies School
Aite
J. W. Jewett
New York
Mid-summer carnival opens. Salem prep continues
Northwest news item roundup notes Salem carnival opening next Monday. searches for Albert Erickson's missing son in Astoria. Mrs. Manly Martin dies at 43 in Independe nce Oregon. Washington salmon hatcheries to boost output. Portland customs receipts projected. heavy Seattle rains hurt Puget Sound strawberry crop. Captain William J Bryant dies at 62. John Wyehoff a demented Albany boy missing amid new rains. Sumpter mine resumes after repairs. Tacoma's two largest flour mills shut briefly. Greyhound Indian canoe gifted to Tacoma Ferry Museum. Seattle offers 1000 reward for John Montgomery murder. Marie Ware and Horace McKinley on trial in Portland for land fraud. Bailey Gatzert cook drowns at gangplank.
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Salem
Albert Erickson
Astoria
Manly Martin
State Federation of Women’s Clube
Baker City
Washington
Portland
Puget Sound
William J. Bryant
Seattle
Priday
John Wyehoff
Albany
Sumpter
Tacoma
Ferry
John Montgomery
Marie Ware
Horace McKinley
Portland Federal Court
Eugene Land Commissioner’s Office
Hotel Arrivals List With Names From Many Cities
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests from Moscow, Omaha, San Francisco, St Louis, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Walla Walla, Payette, Guthrie, Galena, Duluth, Denver, and more. Names include Francis Jenkins, C W Collins, James Murray, Sam Hexter, J H Wonnor, A Rucker, Charles Prenton, McMahon, Bly, Will Gibson, H S Darmon, and Gagnon among others. The dense entry reflects a bustling cross country guest list for the period.
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Francis Jenkins
Moscow
Eberman
Sumpter
C. W. Collins
Omaha
William Maher
Cm. Smith
James
Murray
San Francisco
Sam Hexter
New York
Onnor
St. Louies
A. Rucker
St. Louie
Charles J. Prenton
Tacoma
Ffos. McMahon
Portland
Charles
Bly
St. Lois
Will C. Gibson
Walla Walla
ES. Young
Seattle
D. Rinker
Spokane
George Stevens
Maxwell
Prorthanid
F. Bradley
J. Wood
Denver
John Beaton
Kanae Clty
E. E. Berwell
Qeion
WG. Whitney
Payette
Walter
Miss Bunive Jack
Bourne JB. Kees
Charles Metiuire
A. Withart
Golden Rule
E. Curran
Forest Grove
G. W. Packard
Utah
N. Packard
Markham
Oattin I. Cunningham
W. J. Moore
Mre
J. A. McLaughlin
Gordane
Mise Waters
Fleppner
Sam Lee
G. W. Williams
Porthata
Mrs. Stone
Montana
L. B. Smith
Elty
M. W
Rate
Efty
M. HH
Gaventon
Mola Eber
Javas
Ankeny
Oyd
AON
Pennis
Unclear Patent Remedy Claim Advertisements
An OCR damaged page fragment promotes various patent medicines and cures. It cites Falls Catarrh Cure, Hell's catarrh cure, and internal tonics, listing firms like WHAT & TREAN and KEINNAN & MARVIN. The text also claims endorsements of F. J. Cheney and assortment of wholesalers, with scattered pricing and promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuenrey & CO. Toledy
F. J. Cheney
What & Trean
Kober
Waliiing
Keinnan & Marvin
Notice to Contractors for Hotel St George Addition
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of T. F. Howard architect until 3 p m June 1 1908 for building a third story to the Hotel St George according to plans by T F Howard architect The right is reserved to reject any and all bids June 16 1904
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T. F. Howard
St. George
Acker's Blood Elixir Advertised For Cures
An advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir from F W Schmidt & Co as a cure for chronic blood poisons with a money back guarantee. It promotes 60 cents and 1.00 prices and notes Hot Lake bath houses with rooms and rates. It also reports the Washington state fish commission planning to spend 7000 dollars on Columbia River salmon propagation next year.
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Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Hot Lake
Washington Atate Fish Commission
Columbia River
New Methodist Church and Other Buildings Under Way
Athena June 27 reports Mayor Taylor advancing city projects including water pipes a new fire house sidewalks and a general cleanup to curb disease. The Methodist church work exceeds 10 000 and Principal M J Watts will lead Athena public schools next year. Corn crops show promise as farm activity remains steady with several residents reporting productive yields.
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Athena
David Taylor
N. A. Millers
Willian McCulloch
E. St. Cox
Corvallis
Robert Coppock
T J Kirk
Edyth Melividere
Washington
M. J. Watts
Bly
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Werton
State University
Hugene
Hacer
Acui
Flown
A.M. Gillis
Westen Mountaini
Railway Congress Forms New International Body
The International railway Congress met and was formally organized. Delegates welcomed by M Liehwert, minister of railways. The division sessions begin Monday with topics on railway traffic and management. Thirteen governments attended plus leaders from major railway firms. United States railways represented by Willan & Allen of New Jersey. Washington hosts next meeting. Mr. Allen to rally delegates for an enlarged attendance.
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Bowes Jie
M Liehlwert
Minilater
Railweagie
Noite
Telegraphs
Diuisitieth
Aeat
Prevent
Chranghows Fle
Raiiwave
United States
Willan & Allen
New Jersey
Washington
Allen
Wesleyan Bicentennial Preparations Highlight Week
Wesleyan University in Middletown Conn has completed elaborate preparations for a weeklong bicentennial celebration. President Raymond will give the baccalaureate sermon tomorrow morning. An evening address by Rev Dr William F McDowell follows, with messages by Rev Dr George Jackson of Scotland and Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University on Wesley's place in history.
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Middletown
Conn
Wsleyan University
Wesleyan
Raymond
William F. McDowell
Methodist Board of Education
George Jackson
Lilinburgh
Scotland
Woodrow Wilson
Epworth League Conference Opens in Jackson Georgia
Clerical and lay delegates arrive by the dozens for the Northeastern Georgia Epworth Leagues conference in Jackson Georgia. Rev R F Eakew presides as Bishops Candler Galloway and Dr DuBose are billed as speakers. Local chapter plans extensive visitor entertainment and events.
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Jackson
R. F. Eakew
Candler, Galloway
DuBose
Oregon Prosperous Under Chamberlain’s Optimistic Reply
Governor Chamberlain responds to the Eastern Ohio Valley Manufacturers Association outlining Oregon’s strong prospects. He cites abundant crops, developing mining, growing manufacturing, and steady population tied to supply demand laws, asserting state growth will continue regardless of presidential outcomes.
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Chamberlain
Salem
Che
Ohio
Valley Manufacurers ® Association
Yooteniay
Joe Lane's Treaty Tree Lost to Time in Oregon History
In old Oregon lore the fate of a landmark tied to General Joe Lane and a treaty with Rogue River Indians is lamented. The brack oak on Howe River near Grant's Pass marked key events from 1853 to 1855, but the tree was cut down, leaving only memory of the site and era once linked to Medford Taquiver.
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Oregon
Grant
Howe River
Sone Mia
Doe
Medford Taquiver
That Throbbing HeadacheHeadline New Life Pills
An old advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and boosting health. It promises quick relief for headaches, with a 20 cent price and a money back guarantee. Sold by Tallman & Co. druggists.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Druggeste
Stock Farm for Sale Near Pendleton Oregon
Ogle stock farm for sale comprises 2000 acres with about 250 head of cattle. Abundant water grass and timber, range never fenced for sheep. All under fences. work opportunities typical. Inquiries to Bentley & Hartman Pendleton Oregon.
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Ogle
Bentley & Hartman
Pendleton
Oregon
Stock Cattle for Sale by Elmer Spike Echo Ore
Forty six cattle available including 60 cows with 26 calves by their side plus 102 year old heifers and 15 yearling heifers. Seller Elmer Spike from Echo, Oregon.
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Elmer
Wife income contract offered by Mutual Life Insurance
An advertisement promotes an annual life income for a wife in case of the husband’s death, offered at lower cost than provisions for children. It outlines writing terms to specify wife income, cash return, and ages, with references to The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York and local managers in Boise and Pendleton.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Ricmago A. McCunor
Richard A. McCurdy
Alma D. Kats
Boise
Idaho
Frank L. Hammond
Pendleton
Oregon
Dyspepsia Tablets Gain Quick Relief Claims
A Vancouver reader reports eight months of stomach troubles ended by Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets. The letter praises fast recovery and thanks W. H. Hooker & Co. for a free trial offer, noting promotion by F. W. Schmidt & Co.
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Acker
Ackers
Francis J. Ganner
Vancouver
Wash
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Woman Addresses Young Women On Menstrual Dangers
Miss Agnes Miller of Chicago speaks to young women about dangers of the jal period. She describes six years of dysmenorrhea and pain, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her symptoms within weeks, and cites widespread female letters praising its regulation of menstruation and relief from pain.
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Agnes Miller
Chicago
Lydia F Pinkham
Clint
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Third Street
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Tad
The
Columbia Lodging House
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Alta & Webb Sts
F. X. Schempp
Rigby-Clove Mfg
Harvester
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Laatz
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L. Neil
Alta
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