Umatilla Caledonian plans May picnic in Athena
Athena dated report notes seventh annual Umatilla Caledonian society picnic to be held in Athena Friday and Saturday May 24 and 25. Committees named for program, grounds, and finance. Also mentions Byron Hawks in Seattle on business, Mrs Jackson taken to Walla Walla hospital for treatment, and Missionette Rebekah lodge initiating several members of Weston lodge.
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Athena
Umatilla Caledonian Society
Society
J. D. Plamondon
A. B. McEwen
A. H. McIntyre
Grounds
Charles McLean
H. A. Barrett
Walla Walla
Missionette Rebekah Lodge
Weston Lodge
Clean-Up Day Planned in Milton March Fourth
Tomorrow is the big clean-up in Milton with district captains named for each area. Women volunteers will provide meals while a brass band plays. A bonfire and barbecue will close the day’s events.
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Milton
Sudden Death in Freewater Rocks Community
Mrs. Mary Hodgell aged 84 died suddenly yesterday morning while rocking her grandchild in a cradle. She had been living with her daughter Mrs. C O Eckley and was formerly a Montana resident with relatives there. The Weston College Glee Club will perform in Weerton on March 23 and Pendleton the next day, with Weston Normal backing the concert, described as a season highlight.
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Shnath
Freewater
Mary Hodgell
C. O. Eckley
Montana
Man Claims Kidney Cure Ended His Painful Illness
B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana writes after five years of kidney and bladder trouble he nearly died and could not work. He says three doctors failed but Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief after the first bottle and a second bottle cured him. He urges Koeppen's Drug Store to try it.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Koeppen
Oregon Health Board Seeks State Quarantine Over Typhoid
Dr H C Yenny urges a state quarantine to curb smallpox and typhoid spread from Washington and Idaho into Oregon amid epidemics tied to railroad construction. He warns railroad workers may flood Oregon with infectious diseases, urging rapid action before Montana.
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Oregon
H. C. Yenny
State Board of Health
Washington
Idaho
Daho
Regan
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble is described as the cause of misery and offers Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. The ad claims cures for lame back, uric acid, bladder catarrh, and Bright's Disease, with a free sample bottle offer and a book to readers by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Geumpinioot
Bryan TINL New England Tour And Harvard Speech
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Boston for a lecture at Tremont Temple and to meet Democratic leaders across New England. A complimentary dinner hosted by George Fred Williams will discuss Bryan’s presidential prospects, with leaders from the New England Progressive Democratic league present. He will then deliver an address at Harvard Law School before departing for Vermont and New Hampshire later in the month.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
New England
George Fred Willams
Democratic State Committee
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Richard Olney
New England Progressive Democratic League
Alexander Troup
New Haven
City
George Fred Williams
Tremont Temple
Cambridge
Harvard University
Vermont
New Hampshire
Southern Ice Exchange Holds Largest Meeting to Date
The Southern Ice Exchange opened at the New Kimball hotel in Atlanta on March 14 with about 106 members in attendance from Birmingham, Richmond, Jacksonville, Augusta, Paducah, Chattanooga, Wilmington, Greensboro, New Orleans and other southern cities.
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Southern Tee Exchange
Atlanta
Southern Ice Exchange
New Kimbal Hotel
Birmingham
Richmond
Jacksonville
Augusta
Paducah
Chattanooga
Wilmington
Greensboro
New Orleans
Maxim Gorky 20 Years Old A Brief Biography
Maxim Gorky, born March 14, 1868 in Nizhny Novgorod, endured orphanhood at five and a string of early jobs from cobbler to cook’s boy. He wrote steadily through hardships, helped ignite Russia’s 1904 05 uprising, was imprisoned, exiled, and later lived abroad including a brief stay in the United States a year ago.
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Reform Party
Nijnl Novgorod
University of
Gorky
Russia
Constantin Constantinovitch
Germany
United States
Sketch of Bishop Maes Career and Life
Rt Rev Camillus Paw Maes Roman Catholic bishop of Covington Ky born March 12 1942 native of Belgium educated at College of Courtral ordained 1868 came to the United States 1869 spent 11 years in Detroit later named bishop of Covington consecrated January 25 Maes renowned as a learned churchman author of Catholic works permanent president of the Eucharistic Congress and a director of the Catholic University of America
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Camillus Paw Maes
Covington
Belgium
College of Courtral
United States
Detroit
Tars
Maes
America
Eucharistic Congress
Catholic University of America
Mexico Relieves Wheat Tariff Amid Shortage Fears
Consul V L Duhalme reports from Hastilio that to ease a looming bread famine in Mexico the wheat tariff will be cut from February 18 to June 13 to 160 per 100 kilograms. The move aims to curb prices as imports rise and Mexican mills seek US and foreign wheat, with native prices cited and export opportunities noted. A $2197 judgment was won by Victor Bianchi against the New York World over a past article on the Black Hand.
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Mexico
V. L. Duhalme
Hastilio
United States
New York World
Victor Bianchi
Nichulous
Black Hand
No Funds to Prosecute Land Fraud Exposed in Congress
Washington report details that Congress rejected Secretary Hitchcock's request for 500000 to investigate land frauds west of the Mississippi. Senators and representatives from Washington state joined others in opposing the appropriation, ensuring many final patent proofs proceed despite alleged fraud. Taft Follette's bid to protect funds failed, leaving pending patents to issue regardless of fraud. The piece condemns congressional inaction on land fraud prevention.
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Interior Department
West
Congress
John F. Lathrop
Washington
Thys
Hitchcock
Enstor Ta Follette
Senate
House
Mondell
Wyoming
la Follette
Washington Letter on Senate resignations and railroad finance
A Washington Letter discusses how few senators resign mid term, noting examples from Conkling Blaine Reed Henderson and others. It covers government railroad relations, dividend regulation proposed by Newlands, and the tension between capital and public interest in rates, wages, and safety upgrades.
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Wisconsin
New York
Senate
Conkling
Platt
Sherman
Blaine
Carlisle
Fairbanks
Clark
Montana
Burton
Kansas
Mitchell
Oregon
Cave Spooner
House
Reed
Henderson
E. H. Harriman
Newlands
Nevada
Wall Street
Congres
Benater Newlands
Miter
Harriman
King of Siam Plans World Journey via Asia Europe
A Japanese paper reports the king of Siam intends a world tour starting with Japan, then the United States, then return home through Europe. The travel will affect rate and facility concerns for Wall Street speculators and the traveling public.
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Wall Street
Siam
Japan
Europe
Terrible Slaughter in Plano Prices at Eilers Plano House
Desperate over rough weather business, Mr. Rogers at Eilers Plano House cuts prices on planos organs and player pianos. Ellers advertise greatly reduced planos on easy terms and promise to live up to claims regardless of consequences. Pendleton readers urged to buy now to secure big savings before 27 days remain.
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Rogers
Eilers Plano House
Ellers
Pendleton
Eilers House
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