Indian Tribal Court Heads Monday Sessions Near Umatilla Agency
The article describes the semimonthly Indian court held by two elected judges at the Umatilla agency every Monday to settle petty tribal disputes. George Bomaan and Longhair preside, with Louie Sampson noted as a long-serving former judge. The court operates to resolve horse theft, drunken incidents, and minor etiquette issues, with decisions binding within tribal matters. One case involved two squaws trading horses for twelve hens, where the eight hens were forfeited as penalties for misrepresentation.
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Ond Court
Umatilla County Earty
Maudlin Indian Court
George Bomaan
Longhair
Louie Sampson
Cmatilla
Tutullia
Lake Mohank Conference Opens With Noted Attendees
The 11th Lake Mohank Conference on International Arbitration opens with Judge George Gray presiding. Prominent figures present include Andrew D. White, Orecar & Straus, Justice David J. Brewer, Carroll D. Wright, Dr. Lyman Abbott, General Horatio King, Robert Treat Paine, and others. Sessions run three days with delegates from business groups and a focus on the arbitration treaty situation.
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Mesthan
Mohank Lake
Lake Mohank
Ite
George Gray
Delaware
Andrew D. White
Germany
Orecar & Straus
New York
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Carroll D. Wright
Lyman Abbott
Horatio
Brooklyn
Robert Treat Paine
Boston
Clinton Bowers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Burr
Milwaukee
John Fossett Moore
Columbia University
Justicn
W. P. Potter
Penneylvania Supreme Court
Edward C. Moore
Marvard
RE. DD. Warfield
Lafayette College
Merchants’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association of New York
Trader Unions of Philadelphia
Merchants’ Exchange of St Louis
Chamber of Commerce of Milwaukee
Boards of Trade of Columbus
Baltimore, Scranton
Citie
Washington
Will Investigate Claims of Spirit Return in WI
Columbus Ohio May 51 report notes Will Carnegie to probe claims of demonstrable spirit return involving Elizabeth Harlow a pastor at Firat Church in Columbus. The piece references investigations into supernatural communication and church involvement with spiritual manifestations.
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Columbus, O
Spiritualie Church Plans Parliament of Religions Tour
The Spiritualie church will travel to New York next week to confer with leaders of other religious organizations about a Portland exposition parliament of religions in the summer. Miss Mary Popper will tour as medium, funded by Andrew Carnegie who is deeply interested and has requested an investigation.
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Spiritualie Church
New York
Portland
Mary Popper
Andrew Carnegie
New School House at Bolne Under Construction
The city school board closed the deal for grounds to build the Central School, paying 12600 to landowners for parcels in block 94. The new building, costing about 40000, aims to open at the fall term. Club women gather in Walla Walla for the Washington Federation convention with delegate welcome and program.
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Bolne
Alatrict
Emerson
Richard Adelman
le KR. Deury
Iowa nurses convene in Cedar Rapids for annual session
The Iowa State Federation of Graduate Nurses opened its convention in Cedar Rapids with Miss Estella Campbell of Des Moines presiding. The meeting, lasting through May 31, will discuss plans for a state board of examiners for trained nurses and require certificates to practice. The article notes Chinese and Japanese laborers have not been employed in the Coeur dAlenes since early times.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State
Estella Campbell
Des Moines
Plains
Board of Eximinere
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Childbirth and Healthier Babies
Advertises Mother's Friend liniment as a tonic for maternity easing morning sickness sore breasts and labor pains. Claims widespread popularity across social classes and vows a calmer mother and healthier baby. Price listed at 1.05 dollars with free booklet available from The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
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THE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Pendleton Schedule Fragment Reflects Local Postings
Bonner N B Standard and registered record 3 17 Owned by Gus LaFontaine. Be in Pendleton every Saturday and Sunday, Wednesday, Echo, Mondays and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Friday at Adams. Lee Price will have charge as last year.
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Gus LaFontaine
Pendleton
Echo
Adams
Lee Price
Wool and Silk Dress Fabrics on Sale
Readable fragments indicate a fabric sale offering wool dress fabrics at about 65 cents per yard and silks including china silks, wash silks, French taffetas and silk walstings discounted to around 50 to 80 cents per yard. Names of fabrics and prices vary by line.
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Bento
Viel
Ladies Hosiery Reduced All Along the Line
A housewide sale announces two week reductions on all hosiery. Prices shown include ten cents per pair, twenty three cents per pair, and other small increments. Limited stock, while supplies last.
Textile price cuts from factory schedules noted
Fragment reads as a trade notice listing reduced yardages for various fabric types and items. It mentions Wash Lawns, French Lawns and Embroidered Linens, and French Fabrinettes with quantities around 90 to 240 yards at reduced or factory prices.
New Millinery Parlor Offers Complete Stock Sale
Advertisement notes a millinery parlor carrying a complete stock of new tat trimmings and other new goods. Everything in the house reduced, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the cut prices on hats trims and related items.
Special Shoe Store Prices and Discounts Noted
A fragmented page notes various prices with odd strings like 3.65 and 88.15 minus 2.05, mentioning Dad and Wid figures. It highlights limited specials with a ten percent discount on most shoes, and a line about 2.10 on a sale item. The text appears as a garbled retail listing with no clear narrative or date.
Ladies Ready to Wear Garments Clearance Sale
An OCR damaged list shows women’s apparel with heavy discounts. Items include Brilliantine suits, silk shirtwaists, tailored skirts, colored shirtwaists, white waists, and silk wristlets. Prices are cut from mid to high values to low, with several entries misread or repeated. The sale emphasizes large reductions across ladies ready to wear.
Table Linens Sale Record From A Old Advert
A fragment presents various table linens and napkins prices in old currency notes. Items listed include table linens per yard ranging from 18 to 28 cents, and napkins priced per dozen or each, with several misread spellings and inconsistent labels. The entry reads like an era advertisement with multiple price points and minor OCR errors.
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Trial Court
George Rhomson
Long- Hair
Louie Lampoon
Noise
Walla Walla
Wash
Club Women of Washington
State Federation of Women Clubs
Wis
Wie
Iborera
Coeur d’Alenes
Bonner N. B
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