New Hampshire Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket
Rev Edmund B Tetley of Meredith named governor candidate. F St G Ranwell formerly of Crown Bank Toronto pleaded guilty to stealing 20000 and got seven years in prison. Also notes on rail collision injury, executives recovering, a record on typing, Zion trustee change, and earthquakes near Sicily Palermos.
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Prohibitionists
New Hampshire
Edmund B. Tetley
Meredith
F. St. G. Ranwell
Crown Bank of
Toronto
Canada
Ilinois Central
Duncumbe
Walter E. Cutting
Waterloo
B. &. Yoakum
Rock Island and Prince Systems
New York
Mies Rose L. Frits
Multiple Deaths and Local Edicts in Northwest Notes
A French Canadian Pred Savare died after a drunken collapse in a saloon at Paher City. An engine ran down a handcar near Wenatchee, Washington, wrecking the car but injuring no one seriously. Billy Bulston committed suicide in Dillon, Montana, by submerging his face in water. Thomas Rourke was killed by a train at South Prairie while inspecting machinery on a flat car. Colfax council voted to ban saloons and raise the license tax from 600 to 800 amid a brewery dispute. Jack Hopkins, 14, confessed to participating in several home thefts in Whitman, Adams, Lincoln and Franklin counties, naming an organized gang.
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South Prairie
Wash
Thomas Rourke
Colfax
Epokane
Jack Hopkins
Hay
Whitman
Adams
Lincoln
Franklin Counties
Meeting in Heppner and church notes in Milton
Rev H S Shangle will preside at quarterly conference in Heppner and Lexington after preaching in Milton. Columbia college at Milton, run by A E church south, is reportedly in good financial shape. Local ads promote DuWitt’s Little Early Risers for headaches and digestion, with widespread distribution. A new photo gallery by W & Rowman opens near Main Street bridge, touting high quality portraits and recent Portland connections. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised by Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta for rapid relief of indigestion, available via Tallman & Co.
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Heppner
Shangle
M. E. Church
South
Milton
Lexington
Columbia College
A. E. Church South
W. & Rowman
Main Wtreat Bridge
Bowman Hie
Portland
Aine
Axe
Cidea
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Tallman & Co
A Scientific Wonder Cures From Arnica Salve
The article touts DBucklen's Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder with cures attributed to BE R Mulford a leetuner from Patrons of Husbandry Waynesboro Pa for piles. It claims to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts chiblains and salt rheum and lists Tallman Co and Brock McComas drugstores as sellers for five and a half cents.
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Dbucklen
BE. R. Mulford
Leetuner
Waynesboro
Tallman & Co.'s
Brock & McComas
Declamatory Contest Tonight at Pendleton Academy
Pendleton academy hosts its annual declamatory contest this evening in the academy building with seven contestants. All invited to attend the entertainment, prizes to be awarded to winners.
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Pendleton Academy
Academy
Land Scrip and Military Bounties Offered
Field in Overland, Boise Idaho advertises sale of surveyed or unsurveyed land scrip and military bounty warrants. Includes notation about the W. D. Field company and local merchants selling Cleveland's Baking Powder.
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W. D. Field
Overland
Boise Idaho
Adolphe Wolfe and City Officials Named in Portland Notice
Oregon notice lists Adolphe Wolfe as chief official with vice presidents Louis Clarke Willem Follman and A J Glesy. Medical Director Geo Amith. Secretary Fripde see vegan ewes TRORMUSEE D B Galbraith. Actuary M Teal General Counsel HL Peters Bapt. of Agents Clarence Samuel Assistant Manager 246 Washington Street Macleay Building Portland Ore.
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Adolphe Wolfe
Louis G. Clarke
Willem Follman
A. J. Glesy
Geo. Sanford Amith
Fripde
Vegan Ewes Trormusee
D. B. Galbraith
M. Teal
HL Peters
Railroad survey favors Harney County route westward
Oregon and Eastern engineers survey Harney County for an early line with two parties. Millar reports trains likely within two years, aiming for a north of Crooked River pass to hold water basins. Wagner arrives soon to review plans, with Prineville focus and possible junctions at Crane Creek pass and Natron area.
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Owgon
Harney County
Chii
Burne Times-Herald
J. Millar
Oregon & Eastern Railread
Island Ranch
Harney
Sage Hen
Millar
Corps of Engineers
Crooked River
Prineville
Wagner
Natron
Cascades
Crane Creek
Prineville Country
Cement ships coming to Portland boost inland prices
Oregon Daily Journal reports cement imports to Portland surge as two French vessels, Cottle Villebois and Emperour Mentheth, are chartered to carry 16 000 and 5 000 barrels respectively from Hamburg and Rotterdam. Total tonnage 46 484 aboard twenty ships en route, signaling a market shift and rising inland cement costs.
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Oregon
Fortland
Tendleton
Oregon Daily Journal
Europe
WV. P. Fuller &c
Portland
Furom
Columbia River
Porthend
Remarkable Recovery From Severe Illness Attracts Doctors
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine credits a near death throat and lung inflammation episode to Dr King's New Discovery. Three doctors doubted his survival before a course of the medicine revived him. It cures coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis weak lungs hoarseness and la grippe. Tallman Co Brock & McComas drug stores offer 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free.
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Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Hoe Siyn
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas Drug Stores
Pen dleton lumber business sold by Gray's Harbor Lumber Co
Public notice announces sale of the lumber business in Pen dleton by Gray's Harbor Lumber Co. Creditors are urged to call and settle immediately. The ad also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by Tallman & Co with health claims about digestion.
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Pendleton
Gray's Harbor Lumber Co
All Leading Grocers Sold Cleveland's Baking Powder
Advertisement plume notes Cleveland's Baking Powder sold by leading grocers. For rent a furnished housekeeping room in a Ha t Oregon ian building with hot and cold water on one floor. Inquire at office.
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Cleveland
Jn Haat
Oregonian Building
Escaped Nordic Workers From Eugene Plant Spark Labor Dispute
About 60 Scandinavians escaped from an O R N train at the cam side depot Saturday night. Remaining workers, totaling 120 brought from Chicago to work for Heath Kelly Lumber near Eugene, refused assigned tasks. After two days aboard company expenses, most deserted. wages to $2, board rates to $4.50–$6 weekly with hospital dues, unsettled by the men. Company loses fares for 1206 men and en route costs. five left Pendleton, 39 deserted at East Portland yards. Also, notice of Dream Balm remedy for colds and a piano for sale.
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Chicago
Cam Side
Portland Telegram
Heath-Kelly Lumber Company
Neir Eugene
Ltts
Lumber Company
Eugene
Pendleton
East Portland
Hidden pests plague spice production warned in fragment
Fragmentary note warns of ginger worms and red-pepper bugs within spice making not Schilling's Best. Mentions numerous tiny boarders too small to kill by grinding and advises against keeping spices warm.
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Schilling
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Great Eastern
Great Eastern Dept. Store
General News
John Alexander Dowle
Zion
A. G. Tlow
Thinole
Phil Netion
Tstica
Ttaly
Palermo
Northwest News
Pred Savare
Union Ftar
Paher City
Wenatchee
Waeh
Billy Bulston
Dillin
Mont
DuWwitt
G. BE. Manchester
Frank G. Dovin
San Francisco
A. L. Close
George T. Williams
Walls Walla
J. BD. Straus
BE. M. Rosenthal
N. A. Cook
M. J. Manfield
Thomas Nester
M. H. Patton
Spokane
Fred & Davis San Franecisco
W. W. Cox
Thomas Duncan
M. B. Foley
the Policy-Holders Life Insurance Co
A. L. Mills
L. Samuel
Clarence
Samuel
Washington Street
Macleay Building
Portland, Ore
Ely
Ely Brow
Warren Street
Plano
Bowman Hotel
Woodard, Clarke & CO
Gould Marquam
Port Own
Coleswortity
East Alta
Poultry and Stock Supplies
Tay
Sorosis Shoes
Alexander
Layndry
Eagle Bath
Parsons
Main Street
Hotel ST. George
Eagle Bath Shaving Paciers
ATLAS
Pendleton Roller Mills
Dyeils
Frank B. Clopton
East Court Street
Ontario
Burbridge & Carel
the Fair Department Store
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