Roosevelt Tackles Senate With Two Veto Messages
In a Washington dispatch Roosevelt sent to the Senate two veto messages. From Jackson Mississippi comes news that the state institution for the dead and dumb was destroyed by fire and all inmates were rescued. Cleveland age 65 spent the day at his Bayard Lane home with family. Senate dynamics shift as Allison Spooner Proctor block subsidy bill. Mitchell handles interoceanic canal timing. Manley pressed for postmaster job. Chaffee orders inquiry into Major Davis conduct in Manila. Quay returns to Senate seat row. front-row occupy prospects shift as Multnomah primaries stir intrigue.
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Jackson
Miss
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Bayard Lane
Allison
Spooner
Proctor
Senate
Mitchell
Joseph H. Mansiey
Augusta
Maine
Republican National Committee
Manley
Chaffee
Manila
George B. Davis
Mattia
Pacific Northwest political and land deals summary
Complete returns from Wheeler county show 23 of 41 delegates favor Moody for congress and 18 for Williamson. A Nevada battle over a right of way between E H Harriman and Sen W A Clark nears settlement. Edward Lorenzo Harriman of Warrenton ends his life with a self-inflicted pistol shot, death rapid. Marion county Democrats set primaries for March 29 amid expected harmony. Ashley Burnham of Spokane closed on 37 760 acres of Yakima and Franklin counties for railway land near $100,000. M W Knippenberg and Spokane partners bought 88 400 acres in Yakima county for a stock range, about $40,000.
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Wheeler County
Moody
Congress
Williamson
E. H. Harriman
United States
W. A. Clark
Nevada
Warrenton
Edward Lorenzo
Marion County
Ashley-Burnham Company
Spokane
Yakima
Franklin
M. WN. Knippenberg
Spokae
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland and Beyond
Travelers arriving include William Maher and many Portland guests such as C. M. Smith H. W. Loveland R. B. May and R. H. Whitlock. Others hailed from Lincoln San Francisco Spokane Pasadena Omaha Starbuck and Spokane with entries for J J3 Deck J Lyons and A Welch among others.
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William Maher
Portland
C. M. Smith
H. W. Loveland
Deck
Lincoln
William Neubauer
James Hurley
San Francisco
Stanley Glidden
Chicago
R. B. May
R. H. Whitlock
H. N. Boyd
Omaha
J. O. Conrad
Pasadena
John Lyons
IL Ladining
R. H. Caston
Spokane
J. F. Melcher
Starbuck
Gill
E. L.tatum
Helix
H. B. Rees
Ben Rosenfield
A. Welch
Names Listed In Wide Northwest Area Census
A roster of individuals spans multiple towns and states including R. E. Porter Meacham Peter Henderson Heppner Gertrude Narhaus Bingham Springs Kit Wilson and wife Athena Mrs H J Dansener Nolin Wiliam Efan Walla Walla A H Brown Waitsburg D C Brownell Butter Creek G D Galey Portland Charles Carroll Spokane F W Schenck Molin W A McKisell Hume A Vinson Walla Walla Fred Marten Cold Springs WE Bond Athena Mary Powell Milton Mrs M G Harmon Caldwell J B Perkins Seven Devils J B Miller Colorado Springs H E Wellman Buckley W A Hutchinson Payette H C Hutchinson Pavatte B W Knox and family Lee Cunningham Portland.
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R. E. Porter
Meacham
Peter Henderson
Heppner
Gertrude Narhaus
Bingham Springs
Kit Wilson
Athena
H. J. Dansener
Nolin
Wiliam Efan
Walla Walla
A. H. Brown
Waitsburg
D. C. Brownell
Butter Creek
G. D. Galey
Portland
Charles Carroll
Spokane
F. W. Schenck
Molin
W. A. McKisell
Hume
A Vinson
Fred Marten
Cold Springs
WE. Bond
Mary Powell
Milton
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With $100 Reward
An old clinic advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, with internals reaching the blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer $100 for any failing case and invite testimonials, listing F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as suppliers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Gale
Dria
Te. Hall
Advertising as the searchlight of business publicity
The Canastota Bee argues advertising is the life blood of business. Directed publicity acts as a river steamer searchlight, drawing timid buyers to a clearly shown picture and guiding attention to one's own place, not rivals. It stresses that buyers follow visible, compelling ads over vague gloom.
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Canastota
N. Y
Lockjaw From Cobwebs Chatty Adverts
A cobwebs covered cut caused lockjaw in a woman. The ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the healer for wounds ulcers sores eruptions burns and piles. Sold for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
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Millione
Tallman & Co.'s
Advertising on the errand proves a wasteful bid
An editor argues that constant advertising is a poor use of funds and will not yield meaningful returns, warning that even well intentioned campaigns misallocate money.
What is Politics A civic duty talk at Whitman College
A Whitman College lecture by Judge Stephen A. Lowell urges civic duty for voters. He argues government reflects active citizen effort, condemns bribery and machine politics, and promotes party alignment with principled, patriotic politics and compulsory voting if needed.
Hay Fever Association May Benefit From New Discovery
The Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption is praised as a cure for consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis and related throat and lung troubles. It is stated to save lives, protect children from croup and whooping cough, with a guarantee and trial bottles offered at Tallman & Co for 60 cents to 1 dollar.
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Tallman & Co
A Pickle Factory Planned in Walla Walla
Walla Walla March 20 W PD Smith operates a vinegar factory and will add a pickle preserving plant. E M Fos of Salt Lake City oversees work and the plant will be ready in a month. All kinds of pickles to be shipped wholesale, with freight rates arranged to compete with Eastern markets. The venture should boost employment this fall.
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Walla Walla
W. PD. Smith
E. M. Fos
Salt Lake City
Smith
New Schools in Cuba Exhibit Gains Five Gold Medals
After America’s occupation of Cuba, S400 new schools opened and wide reforms implemented. A Pan American exposition exhibit earned five gold and four silver medals, signaling a impressive educational progress. Hostetters Stomach Bitters touted as a top remedy for indigestion and related ailments. Our Private Stamp on the bottle noted.
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Cuba
Hostetter
Boasts Great Record Scarred by Repeated Convictions
Scotty Sharpe, a man with a long criminal history, has been jailed in the state penitentiary for a fifth time. He came from King county with burglary and robbery charges, from Walla Walla county for planting opium for convicts, and from Cowlitz county for burglary. He begins a two year term, dating back to his first sentence on March 18, 1903, with brief periods of freedom in between. He holds the most terms at the institution, though other inmates have longer total years served. He is described as middle aged.
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Walla Walla
Scotty” Sharpe
Sharpe
King County
Walla Walla County
Cowlitz County
Cure a Cold in One Day and a New Plow Invention
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Aromo Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee signed by W. Grove. It also touts Gatling’s new plow claiming it replaces 66 horses, and recommends Pendleton Bouquet Cigars for smokers.
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al! Crupeiets
W. Grove
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Stephen A. Lowell
Pri Wleton
Government of Parties
Umatilla
W. D. Smith
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Gatling
Pendleton Boquet
BIG Boston
Stien-Bloch
Clothin
Blutcher
Boston
Timothy
Alfalfa
Brone
Thompson Hardware Company
F. S. Younger
Jesse
Oregon
Bowers
Polydore Moons
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