Roosevelt Visits Puget Sound on West Coast Trip
President Roosevelt reached Puget Sound after leaving Portland and stopped at Chehalis and Centralia to address large crowds. Olympia welcomed him with a bedecked capital as ceremonies ended and the party continued by special train to Tacoma.
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Olympia
Wash
Roosevelt
Puget Sound
Portland
America
Chehalls
McKinley
Centralia
Tacoma
King Edward in Poor Health Reported in May
The Post cites a household member saying King Edward's health is very unsatisfactory and another operation may be needed. He sleeps during duties, including at Holyrood and beside the queen in Italy, and rests under court physician Laking's care.
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Liverpool
the Post Today
Edward
Italy
Edinburg
Holyrood
Laking
Ohio Centennial Concluded in Chillicothe Celebration
May 21 Chillicothe Ohio marks the 100th birthday with General R Brinkerhoff presiding and Rev Joseph Reinicke giving the invocation. Speakers include 8 5 Knabeshue Toledo Thomas Irving Jr New York Prof W H Venable Cincinnati and Bishop C C McCabe Omaha. A large parade of visiting and home military and civic bodies followed, reviewed by the governor and other officials.
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Ohio
Chillicothe
R. Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
Joseph Reinicke
Knabeshue
Toledo
Thomas Irving, Jr
New York
W. H. Venable
Cincinnati
C.C. McCabe
Omaha
Notice to Contractors for Erection of Brick and Stone
Notice to contractors in Athena Oregon invites sealed proposals for erection and completion of brick and stone work. Bids due 2 pm June 1 at offices of the building committee or architect. A 5 percent certified check required with each bid. forfeited if the bidder fails to enter into contract. Architect: C. Be Troutman Hendleton Oregon.
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Athena Oregon
Arnfield
Athena
Firegon
Com
Hosten
C. BE. Troutman
Hendleton,hregem
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Declares Warning
The notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous. It cites health risks from mercury entering the blood and tissues. It references Hall’s internal remedies and identifies drugmakers in Toledo and Montrose, urging use of Mercury free internal cures from F J Cheney Co.
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F. J Cheney
Toledo
Monto
F. J
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Proclaimed
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a sure cure for lung and throat troubles. A Shepherdstown woman testifies a year's bronchitis relief came after one bottle, claiming absolute cure. It promises aid for croup and pneumonia as well.
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Dr. King
C. B. van Metre
Shepherdtown
W. Va
Pacific Rate War Discounts Freight to Hong Kong
A rate war erupts with China Commercial Steamship Company cutting freight to four dollars per ton for flour from San Francisco to Hong Kong. Pacific Mail promptly counters, offering similar cuts to deter the new rival as three 6000 ton ships are built in England. The dispute echoes through Portland Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver ports where officials weigh actions.
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United States
British Columbia
Asiatic
Portland
Ae Ia
China Commercial Steamship Oempany
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Newa
Hia City
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Portland & Asiatic Line
Pacific Mail
Associated Press
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Orient
Pacific Mail Company
China Commercial Steamship Company
England
Presbyterians Gather for General Assembly in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 20, nearly all 700 Presbyterian General Assembly commissioners and many visitors have arrived for the Emmanuel church session opening. Delegates from Indiana Africa India Mexico Siam China and South American republics will join hosts from the North. The assembly will hear committee reports including creed revision and select a moderator with names such as Rev. Henry Van Sivke Rev. Dr. Robert F. Coyle W. C. Mateer Rev. Dr. William H. Roberts and Rev. Edward S. Hodge in contention. A large Cleveland delegation led by Lewis H. Beverance seeks the next meeting site.
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Cal
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel Church
Indiana
Africa
India
Mexico
Siam
China
Henry van Sivke
D. D
Princeton
Robert F. Coyle
Denver
W. C. Mateer
Chiis
William H. Roberts
Philadelphia
Edward 8. Hodge
Cleveland
Lewis H. Beverance
Roosevelt to visit Tacoma with police and military escort
Arrangements in Tacoma Washington outline President Roosevelt arriving this afternoon and being greeted by a police and military escort. He will travel via a North End drive to Wright Park for an address. Tomorrow the party sails by Sound steamer to the naval station and then to Seattle. the special train will run empty to Seattle.
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Tacoma
Wash
Roosevelt
North End
Wright Park
Naval Station
Seattle
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