Rise of Hughes as Governor Affects 1908 Presidential Talk
A private view of Governor Charles E. Hughes portrays him as a strong, cautious leader in Albany. The article notes Hughes’s resistance to speculation about a 1908 presidential bid while highlighting his firm actions against political machines and his impact on New York politics and national prospects. It also touches on broader railroad and shipping issues affecting Milan and Genoa, alongside a Norfolk town mother praising Dr. Kings New Discovery for her sons recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
East Oregonian
Pendleton
New York City
Hughes
Executive Chamber
Albany
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Hachting
Hla
Machine Pentlesana
Ava
Mra
Ruppee
Italy Faces Freight Car Shortage Amid Rail Limits
A Milan dispatch notes a severe shortage of freight cars due to rapid development and rail bottlenecks. The report cites government directives in the first year of governance and the strain on transportation networks in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governmentah
Hotel Arrivals at St George and Nearby Inns
A list of guests and arrivals at the Hotel St George and related Portland area hotels, naming numerous individuals and destinations including J W Watson Portland W J Ayers Portland W F Jennings Boston A Sage Wardner A A Himman Canyon City Cole EB T Johnson Fortland Thom Hama 4 Grande W A Woodward Portland BR W Jenkins Portland R P Knight Portland F F Humeston Weston Charles Tougher mor Portland J G Calliwon Echoy McNausht Hermiston J Manley Porthinds Albert B Cohen Stockton Cal Hotel Pendleton Lewis Rath tum Portland J FP Walker Mpls Maurion New Baltimore W C Rath Port Innsom T Hoteon San Francisco J F Moapeptel K C G Wickek Portland Ey Simpson Porttona J A Kloeckner Havana Wm Roehris Verna J W Smith Spokane Pauling Lederle La Grinde S B Mitecs Nampa Mrs J H Gaskill Portland F O Walden Portland B B torere and wife Coleage F S McMonhon Portland Oliva Fisher Portland MW Contatt and wife Wertons Bo Lichter San Francisco M Aehix San Francisco M Madelein Portland MM H Patton Spokane FA TLeowakin Huntington Will M Peterson Athena C Tonking New York.
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Hotel
St. George
J. W. Watson
Portland
W. J. Ayers
Waters
W. F. Jennings
Boston
A. Sage
Wardner
A. A. Himman
Canyon City
Cole
Eb, T. Johnson
Fortland
Thom
W. A. Woodward
BR. W. Jenkins
R. P. Knight
Hall
Weeton
F. F. Humeston
Worten
Jim Culley
Weston
Charles “Oughermor
J. G. Calliwon
Echoy
McNausht
Hermiston
Ri Jebogen
Fons Mey
Kirtley
Wall Walla
Humphrey
Como
McCulley
Spokane
Refines
J. F. Connell
J. Manley
Porthinds
Albert B. Cohen
Stockton
Cal
Pendleton
Lewis Rathtum
Fo Hedees
Port
Ind
FP Walker
Mpls
Maurion
New
Plaltimore
W. C. Rath
Port- Innsom
T. Hoteon
San Franclisco
A. WL. Aart
San Franciscn
Havana
Wm. F. Roehris
Verna
J. W. Smith
Pauling Lederle
la Grinde
Mitecs
Nampa
J. H.gaskill
FO Walden
Torere
Coleage
McMonhon
Oliva Fisher
MW. D. Contatt
Wertons
Bo Lichter
San Franciso
M. Aehix
San Francisco
M. Madelein
MM. H. Patton
Huntington
Will M. Peterson
Athena
C. Tonking
New York
Prune Orchards Shrinking in Clarke County
Prune acreage in Clarke County is rapidly diminishing as 50 to 400 acres are torn up this winter in the Feult valley area and track properties. Much land was bought for rail purposes and orchard removal continues into next year, with about half of the prune acreage expected to disappear. Also notes a claim of 1000 acres versus reliable estimates of 4000 acres in the county. Includes an advertisement for Dade's Little Liver Pills.
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Clarke County
Vancouver
Feult Valley
Racetrack
Clarke Country
TALLIES IN ENGLAND A CHECK SYSTEM FROM 15TH TO 19TH CENTURIES
Tallies or wooden checks were used in England from early times until about 1834. A hazel wood tally with notches represented sums and was split into two halves, one for the payer and one for the payee, preventing transport of large cash sums and reducing risk. Counterfeiting required a matching pair, and most tallies were burned in the great Parliament fire, leaving few examples in public records.
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England
China
Tibet
Public Record Office
The Ineffable Name Jehovah in Jewish Tradition
A rabbi presents evidence on how ancient Jews avoided pronouncing the tetragrammaton Jehovah. They use Adonai or Shemo instead, with Psalms and Exodus showing early substitutions. The rabbi argues Adonai predates Pharisaic practice, and English Bible renderings reflect this, as Jehovah appears inGenesis Exodus Judges Psalms and Isaiah but not in the New Testament.
The Advice of Experience Reads With A Child’s Struggle
A London Telegraph note discusses why a single child may learn to read earlier than a child from a large family. The tale follows a five year old salter who, amid mixed focus and family dynamics, grapples with the alphabet and the warning from an elder brother about reading changing life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
London
Speaking Truth to Self as True Courage
A reflection on courage as natural moral bravery that transcends bold acts. It argues real bravery lies in staying true to inner voice, maintaining self respect, and resisting unworthy conventions, a victory in the battle of life.
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Val
Swedish chemist Borzelius cooks up experiments at home
The Washington Star recounts Borzelius the Swedish chemist conducting most lab work in his kitchen with his cook Anna as assistant. Neighbors ask about his work and he describes a process of pouring from a large bottle to smaller and finally a tiny bottle before discarding the contents.
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Borzelius
Anna
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Smallpox Outbreak and Bonnet Debate Highlight Dispatch
A Columbus Dispatch snippet mocks a costly bonnet with a husband wife exchange over twenty five dollars. The column notes the joke of affording luxury and observes a broader quip about taste and morals. The item ends with a brief report that smallpox has broken out at Leavenworth, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
Leavenworth, Wash
Sheep Raising In Chile Reported By Consul Winslow
Consul Alfred A Winslow of Valparaiso reports growing interest in sheep farming across southern Chile and Argentina. Fine wool is produced, and strong flocks are sheltered in new sheds for winter. Plans are underway to ship cold stored mutton to Europe on a large sale.
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Chile
Alfred A. Winslow
Valmiriicn
Ile
Argentina
Europe
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Wounds Quickly
In Louisa Virginia editor D N Walker reports he ran a wall in his foot and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve with immediate relief. no inflammation followed and the wound healed. Guaranteed at Tallman & Co.'s druggists. Also offered: furniture and fixtures in a 23 room lodging house for sale by J T Sharon.
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D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
J. T. Sharon
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Sorosis
the Alexander
Presidential Timber
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Geno
Milan
Hrolleh
Genoa
Daly
Pabst
Serena
Prom
Varig
Dade
Wonder Worker
DR. King’s
Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
F. J. Donaldson
Main St
Ore
Frisco
la Salle Street
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
Chicago
la Salle
Commenely Island
Third St
Ting
EAST
Oregonian
Oregon
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