Wealthy NY father sues son over bonds and realty
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, a rich line manufacturer of New York, sues his son James for more than $1,000,000 in bonds, securities, and real estate, claiming he was swindled. Other items note a Chicago bakery lemon pie found to be coal tar, the Beniligo mine depth, rising world millionaire counts, a railroad telegraphers union growth, and Mary Ellen Lease's burglary tale.
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Jeremiah Fitzpatrick
New York
James
Chicago
Beniligo
Australia
Quention
New Chim
Ind Ites
United States
Rngland
Germany
France
India
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
United State
Canada
Mike Verta Tilley
Mary Ellen Lease
Kansas
New York City
Northwest News Highlights Fires Insurance and Rail Debates
Descriptions cover insurers threatening higher rates due to Yakima fires, a 45 000 pound De Beaumont wool deal at 20 cents a pound, and the Enake river ranches. Notes on a $455 salt against ex US Marshal Ramsey, and state railroad commissioner appointees Chadwick and McMillan. Labor shortages threaten Alaskan railroad work, probate law changes in Tacoma, and license fee shifts. Montana Governor Toole pardons Eric Michaelson amid alleged coercion by Kalispell officers.
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North Yakima
de Beaumont
Enake
United States
F. G. Ramsey
Idaho
Mead
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
J. Chadwick
Whitman
John &. McMillan
Roche Harbor
Robert Wingate Calale
Tacoma
Twin Falla
Toole
Montana
Eric Michaelson
Michaelson
Kalispell
Sixty Acre River Bottom Land Adjoins City Limits
Sixty acres river bottom land adjoining the city limits, mostly well cultivated with good improvements. Describes potential for large profit on investment.contact E. T. Wade & Bon, Box 324, phone Black 1111, office in BE. O. Building.
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E. T. Wade & Bon
BE. O
Portland politics and the Lane appeal in Portland
A graphic portrait of Portland politics by Salem Journal editor BE Hofer outlines Dr. Harry Lane's mayoral bid and the city’s gambling saloons police reform and reformers versus the sports crowd. It notes supporters and opponents including Tom Ward Blagier and Joseph Fones and cites promises of nightlife restrictions and cleaner streets.
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Portland
BE. Hofer
Salem Journal
Metropelia
Tom Worl
Blagier
Wil- Wamere
Champlo
Joseph Fones
Saya
Williams
Saloerman
Jerry Laumsich
Howe Min
Bay
Tom Ward
Frisco
Bay City
Williame
Dan Vollmer
Salem
Chase Ty
Word
Minning
Chamberlain
Lane
Porthind
Arlington
The Shortest Line A Tiny New York Railroad
The New York Central Hudson River and Fort Orange railroad is one mile long in New York state and independently operated. Its rolling stock totals one locomotive with Colton Woolworth as secretary and C Woodworth as president and treasurer and general manager, based in Castleton New York.
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United States
New York Central
Hudson River
Fort Orange
New York State
Offichil Rairoad
Western Manle
Colton Woolworth
Atchison
Against drug peddlers new law to hurt makers in state
Itinerant vendors and hawkers of drugs face a test of the law as section 3 passed by the last legislature expands state board of pharmacy powers. The act requires any vendor offering medicines to obtain a yearly license with the board and pay 200 dollars to the state treasurer, threatening to put many patent medicine sellers out of business.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmacy
Impressive Civil War Veteran Delivers Memorial Sermon
A Civil War veteran in his 77th year preached a Memorial Sunday sermon at Thompson Street church. The church was crowded by G A R members, relatives, and friends who gave the address attentive hearing, making the occasion notably impressive. Wardner and Kellogg to hold a joint Fourth of July celebration.
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Thompson Street
Tallein
G. A. BR
Wardner and
Kellogg, Idaho
Wool markets and notable names in Walla Walla area
A long list of individuals tied to Walla Walla and other cities is followed by a wool market update noting aims to begin sale sales around July 4 in major centers. It reports clips selling as high as 26 cents per pound, with firms from Boston Philadelphia and Chicago increasingly active.
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Atwil
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
al Staxt
Montana Wool Clip Prospects Highlight State Sheep Industry
Montana expects a wool clip slightly over 42 million pounds for the season with more than 26 million contracted to buyers at about 21 cents per pound. Around 7 million sheep are in the state and the average fleece size is six pounds, poised to generate up to six million dollars from wool and boost mutton prices. Buyers from the East show unprecedented activity.
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Montana
Gladstone as an Institution and public doubt
A reflective musing on Gladstone as an institution not beloved, with a remark from Conwy's Autobiography noting a Liberal's playful exaggeration that he is twice as right. The piece blends a medical joke about sleep and hearing with political nostalgia and wit.
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Gladstone
M. DD
Conwiy
Gold's Gilding Effect Prompts Noted Remarks
A Pittsburgh Post item cites a “perfect boor” remark about a social figure and notes a $4,000,000 valuation of Sesh Fle. The piece highlights the individual's marked individuality and the surrounding public reaction.
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Gold
Fle
Pittaburg Post
Change and Consequences Hit a Family in Debt
In a terse exchange, Fred notes a shift in a girl once deemed pretty, while Arthur questions this change and Bred confirms it, revealing that her father exhausted his fortune through speculation.
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Fred
Arthur
Opening and annual events set for June and July 1905
A list of forthcoming events across Oregon and nearby cities for June and July 1905 includes the Lewis and Turk exposition opening on June 1, the eleventh annual pioneers' reunion in Weston on June 23, Pendleton and Heppner Day at the Lewis and Clark fair on June 7, the National Good Roads Association in Portland June 21 24, the Northwest Sportsmen's Association tournament in Portland June 22 24, the National Woman's Suffrage Association in Portland June 22 28, the Sacajawea monument dedication in Portland July 6, and the American Medical Association meeting in Portland July 11 14.
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Eeleventh
Weston
National Good Roads Association
Portland
Northwest Sportsmen's Association
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Sacajawea Monumeni
Americnan Medical Association
State Librarian Appointed Salem
In accordance with an act of the legislature the supreme court held consultation yesterday afternoon and elected James B. Putnam to succeed himself as State Librarian. Salary fixed at 41,110 per annum, payable monthly like other state officers. Epworth League convention July 6-9 in Denver. O R N will sell round trip tickets for 50 with sale dates June 30 and July 1, travel by July 6, 90 days final return. For National Electric Light Association Denver June 5, same rate, sale June 2-3, travel by June 7, 80 days return. Stop over privileges within transit limit. Highest cash price for second-hand goods at Sharon & Eddings.
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Aming
Iext
Supreme Court
James B. Putnam
Epworth League
Denver
Colo
Eleectric Light Asociation
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Oregon Feed Yards
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