Trans Mississippi Congress Meets in Muskogee in November 1907
A bundled summary notes the 18th Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress session set for Muskogee Oklahoma in November 1907. It lists events including a fatal shooting of Louis Chaldecott of the National Cycle Company in Chicago, ongoing runner Thomas Longboat’s world-class status, and various maritime and civic incidents across the era.
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Trans-Missisippi Commercial Congres
Muskogee
Oklo
Chicago
Louis Chaldecott
National Cycle Company
For Sale: Large parcels near city limits and ranches
For sale 480 acres adjoining city limits Pen deton 360 acres in wheat. Will cut two tons per acre. Price including crop $12,000 easy terms water on every quarter. Several desirable stock ranches in Cames Prairie for sale. A hotel at Pilot Rock very cheap. Wheat land in large or erm al tracts. Suburban homes with fine orchards.
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Pendeton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Ermal
E T Wade Phone and Office Details
E T Wade lists phone black 5111 and office in the E O Building. The note records a contact point and the building location for the office.
Woman’s record at Ava tops 400 words in ten minutes
A Ava Missouri mother boasts about a remarkable speaking record and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her son’s life after a serious lung illness a year earlier. The testimonial notes a physician could not help and a druggist advised the remedy which led to recovery and steady work for the son. Tallman & Co offers the cough cold remedy at 60 cents to a dollar with a free trial bottle.
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Ava
Mra
Dr. King
Hotel Arrivals and Guests List From The Tenderfoot Co
A compiled list of hotel arrivals including Fay Stewart H B Schwertz er and guests from Portland San Francisco Spokane and Chicago among others. Includes names like Ruth White J A Allison Oscar Le Figman James Peters George Larkin and Fred Rogers with affiliations to The Tenderfoot Co and various cities.
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Hotel
Portland
J. M. Bates
Walla Walla
EB. C. McCook
W. Loomis
Ohio
Co. C
Cathey
KR. W. Smart
Omaha
C. Kooretz
Spokane
J. H. Stevenson
San Francisco
Geo. Roach
Denver
H. H. Buvalt
Wife
Geo. McGuorle
Pendleton
G .C. Nichola
Sol Cohen
Wallace
Ida
C. A. Torrett
Athena
Chas. Miller
Harris
A. Herman
Chicago
A. Surchman
EF. Rollins
T. B. Kirlene
G. BH. Madden
Tortland
N. Neutson
City
Rain and Snow Down the Columbia in Oregon
The Arlington Record notes heavy rains across the region with mowing done on high ground and a foot of snow reaching the river in Cleveland and Bickleton. Snow also extends south of Arlington while Klickitat county experiences rain and unusually wet ground. The East Oregonian reprints the item with minor notes on New York City mayoral recount efforts.
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Columbia
Oregon
Arlington
Klickitat County
Cleveland
Bickleton
Murder charges and court actions across several cases
Curly Hog Louis Basal and Dell Phillips and others are accused of murdering Bazell's wife and disposing of the body in a drunken case. J M Flynn paid 1000 fine for buying government property from a solders’ barrack. FP Helin faces a plan to use a stockholder setup to avoid cooks unions at Tacoma. Curly Howard and Ed Wiley face retrial after jury disagreements in the Swan Knudson murder. both remain jailed without bonds.
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Curly Hog
Louis Basal
Dell Phillips
Indiane
Frank Richmond
Bazell
Coeur d'Alene
Tacoma C
Helin
Hue
Grangeville
Idaho
Curly” Howard
Stockmen Duped by Pacific Livestock Association Fraud
Farmers and stockmen in Umatika County and beyond report heavy losses from live stock insurance policies issued by the Pacific Livestock Association. Thousands paid in premiums, with the company now defunct. Local leaders pledge funds for a thorough investigation and seek recovery or reorganization. Officials and solicitors deny conflicting statements as investigators and lawyers prepare to pursue the case.
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Pacific Livestock Association
Parmerand
Umatika County
Umatiki County
Inland Empire
Pavile Livestock Insociation, On Livestock Insurance Company
Ln Fiilure Wis
Walla Walla
Farmora
Walla Walla County
Orogo
Preific Live Stock Association
Policie
Webster
Assceciation
Geepcration
Tthe
J. Ah
Maso
Latah
Websteraays
Garrecht & Dunphy
Elie
Aire
Fanny Crosby at 87 Years Old
The article profiles Fanny Crosby born March 24 1850 in Southeast New York. It notes her childhood blindness from a hot poultice at age nine and her early education at the Institute for the Blind in New York. It recalls her ten years as a teacher in the same city after graduation, teaching English grammar rhetoric and history.
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Fanny Crosby
Misa
Southeast
N. Y
Institute For the Blind
New York
Crosby’s Hymns and Religious Balladry Highlighted
Crosby has written about 4000 songs with notable works such as Safe in the Arms of Jesus Jesus, Keep Me Near the Dream and Jesus the Water of Life Will Give. She also composed many ballads and lyrics and wrote the words of several cantatas.
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Crosby
Jesus
Jasus
Commercial Livery Stable Boards Horses by Month
H C Taylor an educated Yakima Indian has been bound over for trial charged with forgery. He is the first Yakima to ever be accused of that offence.
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Thomas Longboat
Fernley
Tacoma
Straits
Tsugaru
Japan
Hakoate
H. C. Taylor
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Pearance
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tarryt
Genital News
San Francisco Mra
Fred Belasco
Altazir Theater
West
Northwest
Joliet
M. A. Mayer
United Churches
Chichigo
Edward Howell
Mississippi
People's Bank of
Hattesburg
Mir Rose L. Fries
E. T. Wade
Ord
New York City
House Judiciary Committee
The
East Oregonian
Northwest News
Alexander
Ely
Lange Sian
Rial Stine
Central Meat Co
Carney, Ramsdell &O
Telephone
Malin
J. A. Folger & Co
Perdleton Drug Co
FE. J
H . Rowers
Fant
Oregonian
GS & Flectrig