Multiple World Events and Disasters Stir Global News
Reported fires devastate Williamson-Halleell-Frazier warehouse in Oldham City with losses under £100,000. Panama service stenographers barred to women. men face craft physical tests. Four men killed in Charlestown collision after a car derailment on an incline. George Letcher jailed in Bryanth for a historic arson. American Cereal plant in Cedar Rapids destroyed. losses £1.6 million. Night watchman John Safely killed from a fall. California Governor Pardee vetoes vaccination bill blocking school entry condition. Porte orders Palestine Turks barred from Booths events. General Booth's Jericho mission paths updated. Madagascar voyage continues. Submarine contracts worth $255,000 and $200,000 advance. two boats planned. Nicaragua faces spring revolution threat. Canonical priests to die in streets under new law. public functions require lighting enforcement.
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Panama
Charlestown
W. Va
George Letcher
Bryanth
California
American Cereal Company
Cedar Rapids
Laos
John Safely
Pardee
Har
Porte
Palestine
General Booths
Cheneral Booth
Jerwechern
Matoh & Tyle
Paat- AG
Hatie
Madagascar
Nicaragua
Camibelli
Northwest News Roundup From Wilcox To Spokane
A barn fire near Wilcox Washington destroyed John Carrol s barn killing three horses and damaging chattels. Purouse plans a 100 barrel per day flouring mill to be powered by electricity. Spokanes socialist party fields a full city ticket led by mayoral candidate C H M Bungay a grain dealer. John F Patterson longtime sheep raiser dies in San Diego after leaving Montana years ago. Idaho officials at the Lewis and Clark fair seek a site in Portland for a state building due by May 1. Washington delegation backs Edward Whitson North Yakima George H Baker Goldendale and Joseph B Lindsley Spokane for federal posts in eastern Washington. Shoshone county Idaho and newly annexed Nea Perce dispute debt. expert accountants differ by about 11000 in their estimates.
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John Carrol
Wilcox
Wash
Purouse
Spokiane
C. H M. Bungay
Bungay
Hay Iaid
John F. Patterson
Iine
Montina
San Diego
Cal
Idaho
Portland
Washington
Congress
Edward Whitson
North Yakima
George H. Baker
Goldendale
Joseph B. Lindsley
Spokane
Washington Federal District
Pendleton area irrigation land sale offer
Nike quarter sections fine Reservation wheat land lying in one body. Half now in fine stand of wheat with trees, barns, or chards and fences. Abundance of water. Eight miles from Pendleton. Will sell all of a hale gation at $5.60 and $6,000 per quarter. Acres, lelt creek bottom isn t under irrigation, two miles from Pendleton, $2,500.
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Nike
Pendleton
Lelt Creek
Better Clagg of Railroad Men in Northwest Letter
An Oregon reader from Dalhart Texas reports sparse Lewis and Clark publicity in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. Blinky Morgan an O R & N engineer notes Northwest railroads are ahead and Pendleton appears promising. Mention of trains earnings and schedules contrasts with Texan conditions and local hunting anecdote appears.
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Texas
Kritsar
Oklahoma
Dalhart
Blinky” Morgan
East Oregonian
Rock Island
Colorido
Lewis and Qhark
North West
Mr. Morgan
Kane
Northwest
DT Am
Trathart
Chad & Price
Rams
Okloma
Oregon
Fooliak
Hotel Arrivals and Notices Run Together
A long list of hotel arrivals names several guests and cities including San Francisco Denver Portland and Seattle with numerous mis-spellings and fragmented entries. The passage notes a health testimonial praising Electric Bitters and lists upcoming local events and associations from April to July 1906 including Easter, May Day, railway conductors convention, the Lewis and Clark exposition opening, and a suffrage association gathering in Portland.
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Palmer’s Institute
Tun-i-lum
Milton
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
Echo
of Order of Railway Conductors
Portland
National Woman's Suffrage Association
American Medical Revelation
A Thoughtful Empress Dines with Her Servants
Catherine II of Russia dined in one town then prepared to ride to her distant palace. Observing the drivers and footmen had not eaten, she ordered them served first. She calmly waited while the servants ate, saying they needed dinner as much as the party.
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Catherine II
Russia
Catherine
Indirect Action and Crabbes Gentlebarbs in Dialogue
A quoted exchange shows Crabbes rough greeting and questions about his nature while Miss Preppy notes his slow manner. The other item recalls Dix admitting a Europe trip did not ease family troubles as it drained his finances and forced a reset of priorities.
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Dix
Europe
Detroit Free Press
Pullman Conductor Quips on Rail Travel
In a brief cartoonish exchange, Cleveland Lender jokes about passengers leaving to stretch their legs while a porter is asked to handle the task. The line captures a light travel moment aboard a Pullman car.
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Cleveland
Shining In Society and Social Notes From Washington
A garbled society notice references Jim-Scruggs and Jom-So7 Jim-You as private bootblacks for the Goulderbills, with a Princeton Tiger and Chicago Tribune hint. It notes the next state convention of the World of Washington to be held in Tacoma, Washington.
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Jim—Scruggs
Jim
You
Bootblack
The
Goulderbills
Princeton Tiger
Timen
World of Washington Iil
Tacoma
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Minky” Morgan
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George Hans
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J. M. Young, Jr
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Millan
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Bradfield Regulator CO
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