Connecticut Republicans Back Brundage For Senate Seat
On the twenty seventh ballot the Connecticut Republican majority endorsed Congressman F. H. Brundage to succeed the late O. H. Platt in the United States Senate. Other items note Judge Gates restraining a mayor from signing a gas franchise, a New Mexican ranchman’s murder suicide, the McCormick gift to a seminary, Wiley’s patent medicine inquiry, private militias in Russia, an Oklahoma mining disaster, and Canada’s troop simplifications with Halifax and Esquimault vacancies.
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Connecticut
F. H. Brundage
O. H. Platt
United States Senate
E. P. Gates
Kansas City
J. H. Neff
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis
Kansan
Felix Alore
Francisco Montorie
Alore
McCormick
MccCormick Theological Seminary
Harvey W. Wiley
Congress
Russia
Eorth
Joplin
Cartersite
Canada
Troilees
Eaquimault
Halifax
Northwest News Patchwork of Regional Notes
Rev J D OBrien becomes pastor at Walla Walla Catholic church. Washington Water Power's capital leaps from 3.4 million to 26 million. Government withdraws 414129 acres of Montana land linked to Milk River irrigation. Rewards total 3450 for two robbers who took 3600 from Woodburn bank. clues scarce. Hop yards in Willamette Valley show poor growth vs last year. Mrs Matilda Nelson of Seattle killed her son with an ax and attempted suicide repeatedly. Four men rescued after eight days adrift off Cape Nome in gasoline launch. no food. Modern Woodmen drill in Spokane yields Seattle first and second prizes of 200 and 100. John T. Dickens acquitted after five hours of jury deliberation at McMinnville for killing Marvin L. Potter.
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J. D. O'Brien
Flohr
Walla Walla
Washington Water Power
Montana
Milk River
Woodburn Bank
Wilamette Valley
Matilda Nelson
Seattle
River bottom land near city limits for sale
Land in Staty Acres river bottom near the city limits is described as in an excellent state of cultivation with good improvements. The advertisement claims it will yield a big profit on investment and lists E. T. Wade & Son as the sellers with contact details O Box 324, Black 1111, and an office in E. O. Building.
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Limita Ment
E. T. Wade & Son
E. O
Church Services and Revival Plans Across Local Congregations
A roundup of church activities lists Sunday Bible study at 9 45 with Mrs A Lowell, morning services at 11, and evening preaching across Congregational, Piet Christian, Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, and Presbyterian churches. Rev R Brown, Sun day school missionary for Eastern Oregon, to preach both services. Revival events feature Prof Frank McCarty and wife with a large chorus, interdenominational cooperation urged, and a Sunday evening rally at 6 30 followed by a mass meeting. September 1 Presbyterian Morning worship 10 40 and 7 40, with pulpit supply planned for subsequent Sundays. Sunday school at noon and young people's meeting at 2 40.
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R. Brown
Oregon
Brown
Brainerd
Minn
T. Ir. Egerton
Piet Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Mise Fraker
N. H. Brooks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank McCarty
Chris
Growitz
Robert Warner
Bapuet Church
Helen
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Soung People's Meeting
Sunday at M. E. Church South program
Sunday school at 10 a m. preaching at 11 by Rev. Battelle. No evening services, but all are urged to join M. E. church people on Thompson Street for a meeting.
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M. E
Church, South
Battelle
M. E. Church
Thompson Street
Cudihee A Magnate Heads Beef Trust Venture
Ed Cudihee former King County sheriff leads a stock company of $100 000 capital planning a slaughter house on the tide flats at Spokane avenue Seattle Star reports. An option on the site exists but purchase awaits city council action on a new slaughter house district. L R R Witt has spent about $10 000 on a sheep slaughter house. The health committee approved the site despite Spokane Avenue becoming a major West Seattle highway, though concerns over location and prior city approvals linger.
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Ed Cudihee
King County
Saya
Seattle Star
Cudihee
L. RR. Witt
Spokane Avenue
Health and Sanitation Committee
Spokane
Seattle
Witt
Ballard
Ocean Race for German Emperor Cup Opens Next Week
Spot New York May 6 Practically all arrangements are concluded for the ocean race for the German emperor s cup. One week from Tuesday the 11 yachts entered will head eastward to begin the great sea contest. Notable entrants include the Hamburg Sunbeam and Valhalla with keen interest on foreign entries.
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New York
Contert
Hamburg
Lord Brassey
Sunbeam
Earl of Crawford
Diverse list of names and places from St George article
A long, fragmented roster of names and locations appears, listing individuals and their hometowns or workplaces across several states and cities. It reads like a circulating directory or passenger list with many Portland and Spokane references, mixed with others such as San Francisco and Chicago, plus scattered notes about a school petition and a bank robbery execution date.
New Protected Cruiser St Louis Christened in Philadelphia
The cruiser St Louis was launched at Neafle & Levy shipyards in Philadelphia with Gladys Bryan Smith christening the bow. Keel laid 1902, length 424 feet, displacement 5700 tons, designed for 22 knots, armament includes 14 8 inch guns and multiple rapid fire guns, crew about 485, ship 75 percent complete.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Neafle
Levy
Gladys Bryan Smith
James E. Smith
Delaware
Mine Smith
Charleston
Milwaukee
S. Lowe
Erilver
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Victor Talking MaChine Agency
Victor
Columbia and
Edison
Frederick Noll & Co
General News
Northwest News
Cape Nome
Booth
John T. Dickens
McMinnville
Marvin L. Potter
Cudiheer
Stlauchter House Company
the Fair Department Store
Siers Wien
the Fair Dept. Store
Pendleton
St. George
J.C. Currie
Portland
Joseph Barton
Baker City
D. Dyer
Warrensburg
H. V. Pool
P E. Garvie
Pasadena
Spencer
Philadelpha J
Blondiela
Paul EF
Hagu
Carroll
Lona
Viola Miller
Alma
Neb
Jenaie Dixon
Payette
Will A. Dart
Fred G. Conley
F. Leverthorn
Charlies TL. Flynn
W. FB. Mosby
LarGame
Mire
BR. OB
Keelen
Chicago
Mise Myrile
I. Baker
Greenville
W. S. Phelps
Whiteside
T. F. McNauglit
Hermiston
W. EL Vaughan
San Princince
The
Kickers
He Taylor
Adams
Oo. FE
Harper
la Grande
John W. Scott
Condon
W. Rape
J. W. Tulloch
Tuniper. Co
W. Tulloch
Juniper
W. H. Dale Wed
Helix
Raymond and Family
Calvin Long
Paha
John. Long
Ira Scott
I. W. Savucool
Sante Roan
J. H. Tulloch
Cold Spring
Mr. S. Cammon
Athena. Co
M. Tangury
M. A. Sarple
Coldwell
N. W
Preston W. Search
Worcester
H. Hunt
Montreal
Can
Williame
Mre
M. Cox
Fountain
H. ¢. Taylor
F. W. Whiting
Tacoma
Starbuck
A. Loesch
W. D. Marks
H. V. Stevens
Echo
C. Ades
A. H. Coston
J. H. Shaw
Kissaus City
W. EH. Gutware
Tekoa
J. W. Rood
Kyot
W. A. Browne
Wife
William Maher
Ortland
Mo Smith
F. A. Hamilton
California
San Francisco
Conrad Platzoeder
Henry Cahill
Madison County, Mont
Ridelph
William Rudolph
Nion
Schumacher
Union Land
Georgy Collins
Rudolph
Tier ST
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ely
Giste
ZLY_ BROTHERS
Werzien Ktecet
A.c.ruby &Co
AY Cceruby & OG
Oregon Feed Yards
Ore
Richard Steele
Havana
Richard Stahele
Little Key West
Umatilara
Pendleton Bouquet
Royal State
Robert Walker
Pendleton Cigar Factory
W. F. McMullen
W. E. Davidson & Co
Court Street
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co
Bonner N. B
Gus LaFontaine
Pendicton
Lee Price
Ukiah
Alba
Penditon
Ridge
Nye
Milot Hock
Nrock & McComas
Jay Cox
Whitehouse-Crawford Co
Walla Wala
Wash
W. C. Minnis
Teave
Henning
Olgar
Peoples
Tallman
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