Army pacification costs and political notes across regions
The army of pacification in Coha cost the United States 22 600 000 in March. Roosevelt urged not to seek another term by Swedish American Republican League of Illinois at Rockland convention. Harry Reynolds at Chicago bank sets world record by listing 500 checks in seven minutes ten seconds. Subtreasury audit of 42 million finds no cause for 175 thousand shortage beyond theft. Former Senator Pugh of Alabama dies, Confederate congress survivors now five. Ohio produced eight Colorado governors starting with J W Denver. others include Robert W Steele, John Evans, and General Edward.
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Army of Pacification
Coha
United States
Cuba
Roosevelt
Republican Leaguer of
Illinois
Rockland
Harry Reynolds
First National Bank
Chicago
Senator Pugh
Alabama
Confederate Congress
John VY. Wright
John D. C. Atkine
Arthur 5. Colgar
Tennessee
Generel Roger A. Proyer
New York
John Goode
Congress
Washington
Ohio
Colorado
J. W. Denver
Robert W. Steele
John Evans
Edward
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Irrigation Experts Plan Windmill Waters For Wyoming
Moody McCook and Samuel E. Filbert report from Cheyenne that Prof. Elwood Mead will lead Wyoming irrigation studies this year. The government station near the city will host wind mill tests with ten to twelve mills to evaluate pumping capacity for irrigation. A second station at Newcastle will test gasoline and alcohol engines for pumping, continuing last year’s program with broader scope.
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Elwoot Mead
Department of Agriculture
University of California
Berkeley
Cheyenne Tribune
Tribune
Mead
Wyoming
Newcastle
Search for English Heir Reveals Portland Letter
North Powder News reports an inquiry about John Murphy last heard in North Powder in 1991. He is said to be Reginald W. Brisco an Englishman with a title backed by Foglish supporters seeking a large inherited estate. He may be somewhere in eastern Oregon.
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Herman Rothchild
Portland
John Murphy
North Powder
Mr. Murphy
Reginald W. Brisco
Murphy
Oregon
Bucksen's Arnica Salve Heals Wounds Quickly
Worked Like a Charm. Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that eploy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va., says Bucksen's Arnica Salve healed his foot wound at once. Nonflammation followed, the salve healed the wound. Guaranteed at Tallman & Co.'s druggists 26c. The Grangeville jury trial of Edward Wiley ended with acquittal. aged jurors refused to convict a man older than themselves. Read the Fast Oregonian.
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D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Tallman & Co
Grangeville
Trahe
Edward Wiley
Wan
van Knudson
Ava
Mra
Ruppee
Dr. King
Governor Gooding vetoes Idaho bridge bills despite local needs
Northwest news reports Governor Gooding vetoing all Idaho legislature bridge appropriation bills totaling 52 000 dollars for local projects. A Sandpoint contractor caused a dynamite blast that damaged the water works, cutting supply for a day and costing about one million gallons. Seattle saloon crackdown triggers theater arrests. Mining expert Charles Anderson killed in Bridger Coal Co mine in Montana by accidental electric shock. Gem hotel in Van Wyck Idaho destroyed by incendiary fire. guests escaped with clothing lost, proprietor Whiteley slightly hurt. Seven carloads of Nex Perce hogs sold for 7 10 per hundred to an outmile firm, boosting prairie farmers and pool bidding growth.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Seattle
A. Gerber
Seattle Netall Liquor Dealers’ Association
Charles Anderson
Bridger Coal Company
Carbon County
Montana
Anderson
Gem
van Wyck
Idahio
FP. M. Whiteley
Nex Perce
George 8 Ullman
Sunday rest law limits business openings in Idaho and California
Reform League circulates summary of a new Sunday rest bill passed by Idaho Legislature with penalties for stores open on Sunday and for venues selling liquor. It bans saloons theaters race tracks and dancing halls on Sundays with fines from 25 to 250 dollars and up to 90 days in jail. Public officers are required to prosecute violations under threat of fines and removal. California remains without such legislation.
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Thaj
Reform League of the
Pacific Coast
Reform Bureau of the
Sen
California
Sage foundation to endowment of ten million dollars
Mrs Russell Sage with counsel Henry W DeForest announces a national foundation to improve social living conditions in the United States through research education and charitable activities with a 10 000 000 endowment. It may study and address causes of poverty ignorance and vice and initiate sustainable movements while coordinating with existing efforts. Headquarters will be in New York City but the foundation aims for nationwide scope and impact. Also notes a testimonial on dr Kings New Discovery and a meeting notice of the Imnaha County Woolgrowers Association for March 24 in Pendleton.
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Russell Sage
Henry W. DeForest
Sage Foundation
Albany
Sage
United States
New York City
Ite
Thive
Imatiila County Woolgrowers
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Commercial Tavery Stable Boarding Horses by the Month
The stable specializes in monthly boarding for horses with careful care of harness and gear. Rigs are delivered promptly to any part of the city, promising reliable service.
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Tavery Stable
Jury discharged in Lehondres murder trial at Etleneburg
After four hours of deliberation the jury in Felix Lehondres murder case was discharged. Judge Kauffman announced the county would bear the expense of another trial at the next term of the superior court. The defendant stood charged with killing a co worker at Roslyn in the mines months ago.
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Etleneburg
Wash
Felix Lehondres
Frank Glovina
Kauffman
Roslyn
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Alno Pevera
E. T. Wade
Moody McCook
Samuel E. Filbert
Benjamin H. Eaton
Jesse FF. McDonel
Harry A. Buchtel
Oregonian
Northwest News
Gooding
Idaho Legisslature
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