Japan Railways Profit Tops Estimates in 1904 Report
Government rail roads of Japan reported profits for 1904 of 5 750 000, beating estimates by 1 000 000. Other items note golf clubs counts in England America Scotland and Ireland totaling 600 000 players, political moves in Washington, a Montreal wrestling bout, Los Angeles city census showing 201 948 residents, and various rail and canal projects with dating figures and member rosters.
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Japan
England
America
Scotland
Treland
Washington
Poliical
Clark
Wyoming
Senate Judiciary Committee
Montreal
Hackenschmidt
Maupas
Cty
Los Angeles
Grand Army of the Republic
Tibet
Order of
Buffalo
N. Y
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
M. Bunau Varilla
Patiaman
United States
Acros
Northwest News Roundup From Chehalis To Montana
News briefs from Chehalis and nearby areas report Lillie Waring suing Northern Pacific for her husband’s death after a train incident, A E English stabbed while ejecting a tramp, a 1,000,000 foot cargo load to England from Portland, a Beaton suicide found near Columbia Falls, Bain fined for private land fencing, Tom Brown likely free after murder acquittal, and Thurston County increasing Lewis and Clark centennial exhibit funds to 900.
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Mra
Lillie Waring
Chehalis
Wash
Northern Pacific
A. E. English
Ashland
American Northwest
England
Portland
la Fontaine
John M. Beaton
Columbia Falls
Mont
John C. Bain
Valley County
Montana
Hunt
Tom Brown
Chehallis
Thurston County
Washington
Sixty Acre River Bottom Farm Near City Limits
Sixty acres river bottom land adjoining the city limit in excellent cultivation. Good improvements on the place. Will yield a big profit on the investment. Wade & Son. Box 324, Phone Black 1111, Office in BE. O. Building.
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Wiil
Wade & Son
Phone Black
BE. O
Father Coffin Honored Temperance Pioneer in Railroad Ranks
In Portland grand lodge sessions the venerable Father Coffin of Highland Park DL is praised as founder of the White Ribbon League among railroad men and a peacemaker advisor to the five railway orders. His lifelong temperance work reduces drunkenness, aids families, and keeps lodge harmony through calm leadership.
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Grand Lodge of the Conductors
Portland
Father Coffin
Highland Park
White Ribbon League
Mimsen i Grand Lodge
Coffin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Des Moines
Fast
Oregonian
Hotel Arrivals List From The St. George
The St. George hotel shows a long arrivals list including George P. Portland James Meyer Portland F T Bourgroovia Portland and many others from Portland New York St Louis Seattle Spokane and beyond. Notable names include Verne Nelson Beaumont Carl Kirclen Madison J E Boyd St Louis and J F Allen New York among others. The dispatch compiles guest names from multiple cities indicating a busy influx.
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St. George
George P. Portland
James Meyer
Portland
F. T. Bourgroovia
George & Ried
L. Jacoby
New York
James H. Boyd
St. Louis
George Baker
George W. Kethison
Seattle
M. & Krebs
Emmett Callahan and Son
Baker City
C. H. Gibbs
Spokane
Verne Nelson
Beaumont
Carl Kirclen
Madison
W. E. Vaughan
San Francisco
the Hickers
George Allenberg
St. J
J. B. Taylor
the Renueron
Meéeyor Abraham
H. W. Aldis
St Louie
B Lane
J. F. Allen
R. EB. Paddock
J. H. Clark
R. G. Merrill
Ben Rosinfield
E. Y
Judd
City
J. M. Russell
Charles H. Green
J. C. Lindsey
W. G. Taylor
W. T. Kelly
Charles T. Wright
Fred M. Kelly
A. B. Cox
Sinsheime
Chicago
H.W. Comer
Oo. G. Dale
LM. Bedell
Wallin Walla
R. Castro
Kh. N. Caston
J. & Brakebill
Real Estate Transfers in Weston and Adams Additions
Lydia A Hildreth and George P Hildreth transfer to Orderm M Hall for tots 10 and 17 in block 1 Saling Reese's addition Weston. Consideration 1000 dollars. Charles L Warren transfers to T L Rice and LL F Lieuallen for lots 1 2 and fractional lot D block 14 Adams with 1000 dollar consideration.
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Lydia A. Hildreth
George P. Hildreth
Orderm M. Hall
Saling Reese
Weston
Charles L. Warren
T. L. Rice
LL F. Lieuallen
Adams
Graham Company Stages melodrama at Prager theater
Played to a Gow House Under Two Flags presented last night by the Graham company to a good sized audience. The melodrama is given by a large company. The Graham company will be here for several days and another performance is set for tonight.
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Prager Theater
Graham
Graham Company
Some Bashful Girls From The Willows Journal
A Willows Journal item catalogs bashful girls from several towns. It notes the Butte City girl blushes at a sleeping car, the Orland girl faints at lumber, and others from Germantown Fruto Elk Creek Norman and Princeton exhibit shy behavior with clothing items, anatomy, and modesty.
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Butte City
Orland
Germantown
Fruto
Morning Observer
Elk Creek
Willows
Dameel
Norman
Princeton
Ely's Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Advertisement
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a specific remedy for nasal catarrh. It claims rapid relief when applied intranasally and warns against drying or irritating treatments. The text notes a price of 60 cents and lists Warren Street New York as the contact address.
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Ely
Warren Street
New
Immigrants Landed in New York Amid Quarantine Debate
On Sunday May 7 about 12 039 immigrants were landed at New York City defying quarantine rules. They arrived as steerage passengers aboard 10 steamers amid sharp criticism from authorities and the public.
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New York Oity
Retail Coal Mon Jovn Conference Plans Big Comb
A conference in New York on May 10 foresees a vast private coalition of retail coal dealers in the United States and Canada. The aim is quicker delivery and better shipment prep while price regulation is seen as a core objective. Separately, a U.S. Supreme Court ruling exempts life insurance policies from bankruptcy law in states with such exemptions, a Seattle-originating case noting the distinction.
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United States Supreme Court
Seattle
Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Texas Amid Decorated Parade
The 2d annual Knights Templar state conclave of Texas began in Beaumont Ieaurmont with a gayly decorated display featuring the knight on horseback crow and crown insignia. Public worship opened the gathering at First Free Home for Girls Milford Conn. May 10 with the dedication of a fresh air home for girls by the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society of New York City. Bishop Potter of New York led the ceremony, assisted by Bishop Creer and Bishop Brewster. Debtors are urged to settle as Conrad Platzoeder has sold his butcher business and needs funds.
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Knoxville
Tenn
BR. S. Reinhardt
North Carolina
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
New Enland
Carolinas
Georgi
Southern
J. W. Naxsmith
Manchester
American Association
E. B. Olmstead
Cox
Gass
William B. Loowett
Chamber of Commerce
Reinhardt
Borscot
Leibbene
Knights Templar
Beaumont
Ieaurmont
Texas
Peaumont
Knolghts Templar
Milford
Conn
Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society of
New York City
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Brooklyn
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Order of the Eastern Star
Potter
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Brewster
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Conrad Platzoeder
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Richard Steele
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Havana King
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Robert Walker
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