Siamese Gambling Influence Prompts Conspiracy Aim
New York reports that Siam will curb licensed gambling with April 1 closures in much of the country and Bangkok by 1907. Rev Dr Brown says United States and England must press the king, as gambling revenues fund the state. gradual abolition hinges on international cooperation and treaty limits.
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New York
United States
England
Siam
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Foreign Board
Bangkok
Christian Nations
Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Hamilton
Mr. Brown
Europe
America
No Shirt In Demand Charters No Shirt's Travel Westward
Charles N Crewdson of Chicago wired from Pendleton asking if Chief No Shirt of the Walla Walla had started for Washington. Crewdson plans to meet the chief in Chicago to show him the sights and arrange a Chicago Record Herald interview. No Shirt and his interpreter left Pendleton Tuesday morning, with arrival expected in Chicago at 9 o clock tonight.
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B. R Wolfe
Charles N. Crewdson
Chicago
No Shirt
Walla Waling
Pendleton
Washington
Crewdson
Walle Walla
Sayndiette
Moorhouse Pictures
Chicago Record-Herald
Windy City
Wolfe
Crewdaon
Baker City Records No Graft Charges On City Hall
Baker City Democrat notes the city has not developed graft charges tied to the construction of its city hall, marking it as unique among U.S. cities for this record. The item emphasizes honesty in municipal matters and contrasts with graft concerns elsewhere.
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Baker City
United States
Baker City Democrat
California Fig Syrup Co
River Runs Low Harming Logging As Dry Season Peaks
The Willamette River has fallen to its driest summer level, making logging operations nearly impossible. The unusually low water hampers timber transport and mill access, signaling economic strain for local loggers and related industries.
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Willamette River
Milton News of New Saleaman from Portland to new members
Fred Charman arrived from Portland to take a salesman post with Mangrove & Co. W Ralph Feeney of Portland, past grand master of the A U W, paid a lodge visit then left for Portland. Pomona Me Bekah lodge No 122 initiated two candidates last Tuesday. J W Cockerly of Walla Walla on business here. Edward Metcalf left for Portland after winter with his uncle A M Elam. County Judge Beau and Commissioner Horace Walker visited to inspect bridges. Rev J K McGilivery organized Bible study classes then departed for Firwood Washington. Fred Lauer recovered from appendicitis and went home.
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W. Ralph Feeney
Portland
The
U. W
Carrie McQuary
Walla Walla
J. F. McRae
Pomona Mebekah Lodge No. 122
J. W. Cockerly
Edward Metcalf
A. M. Elam
Beau
Horace Walker
J. K. McGilivery
Firwond, Wash
Fred Lauer
Walla Walla Hospital
Dr Holt to preach at Presbyterian church next Sunday
Portland pastor Dr Holt will lead morning and evening services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. A Whitman College Glee Club of 28 voices will perform tonight in the new opera house. Homeseekers from Kansas and Oklahoma Territory arrived yesterday intending to buy property here, drawn by reports of abundant fruit and berries. The Society of American Artists opens its twenty seventh annual exhibition today in New York Fine Arts galleries, through late April, with liberal prizes. Seattle plans a new national guard armory costing 116000.
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Holt
Portland
Presbyterian Church
Whitman College Glee Club
Opera House
Kansas
Oklahoma Territory
New York
Society of American Airtists
Fine Arts
America
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Newbro
St. Paul, Minn
Marte A. M'Intyre
Clarence Hamilton
Atlanta, Ga
Police Dept
C. J. Budlong
FR. I
Herpicide Company
Dept. L
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Special Agents
East Court
V. Stroble
Robinson
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court House
Chieftain
A. O. A. W. Past Grand
Saleaman
Rebokahs
Opera Nouse
Homeseekera
Milton
Fred Charman
Mangrove & Co
Frazer Theatre
K. J. Taylor
Eckhart & Hawkins
Hoyt's Theater
Seattle
National Gund Armory
J. W.mcckinnon
Talladega Springs
Ala
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