Various Local Incidents And Major Rail Deal In News
Carl Hall suffers an attack by a colored woman at Raki m but will recover. Northern Pacific secures 35000 tons of rails from Lackawanna Steel, adding to 65000 tons placed with Hlinols Steel earlier. At Rawline Wy Ellie Kingwood is beaten in a saloon fight when Mrs Eisewood shoots Davis and wounds Stone. Helen Dix pled guilty to embezzlement of 1500 from a church funds and forgery of a 200 note. Frederick Wil Bar Hoen, 7? years old, linked to a $50000 stock and bond robbery and flight to Cincinnati, with $18000 laundered. The North American Switchmen’s Union convention re elects Hawley and others in Detroit. General Luis Terrazas buys 4 0 000 acres in northern Mexico for 900000, father-in-law of Enrique Creel. Berlin’s bricklayers’ lockout ends eight-hour day demand with 3/4 million dollars in funds. Edison Electric loses Pasadena municipal lighting case. possible appeal to higher court.
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Carl Hall
Rakim
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna Steel Company
Hlinols Steel Company
Rawline
Ellie Kingwood
A. Davis
Webb Stone
Davis
Stone
Helen Dixex
Bloomington
Croft
Gleaner Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Christina Nold
Cincinnati
Frederick Wil- Bar Hoen
Indianapolis
Swntchmen’s Union of North America
Detroit
Frank T. Hawley
Buffalo
Eberling
Denver
James B. Conners
Chicago
D. A. Harshwarger
Pittsburg
Luis Terrazas
Chihauua
Mexico
Enrique Creel
United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Mercury-Free Remedy
An advertisement warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co as a safe internal treatment that acts on the blood, asserting no mercury is used. The text emphasizes avoiding smelling-sense damage and system harm from mercury in other products.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
S. C
Northwest Theaters Closed Over City Licenses In Pocatello
Indefinite closure of both Pocatello theaters due to exorbitant city license charges. Reports of multiple fatal and serious incidents across Oregon and Idaho, including deaths from train accident, gas explosion, and a man shot during a burglary. Public notices mention protest at Ta Grande over pardon and parole issues.
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Pocatello
Tom Murphy
Northern Pacific
Carl
William Norton
Ta Grande
Gariinier
Hero
Oregon forestry board names three appointees
The board of forestry announces three appointees: Leonidas S Hill of Eugene by Lumber Manufacturers' Association, BE. P. Sheldon by Oregon Forestry Association, and Bartrum of Roseburg from the United States Forestry Service. The board will meet June 5 in Salem to finalize organization and plan, and to study forest conditions with a report to the next legislative session.
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Leonidas S Hill
Eugene
BE. P. Sheldon
Oregon Foretry Association
Bartrum
Roveburg
United States Forestry Service
State Board of Forestry
State Forest
Flah
Oregon Agricultural College
Thenw
Board of Forestry
Salem
Wisdom forecasts record Oregon state fair and racing plans
St JD Wisdom, longtime secretary of the state board of agriculture and new board member, visited Salem to review state fairgrounds work with secretary Frank Welch. He returns from California optimistic about the fall Salem race meet and says improvements will create the west’s premier fairgrounds outside the Rocky Mountains, attracting top horses with large stakes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Jd, Wisdom
State Board of Agricculture
Frank Welch
Oregon
Salem Statesman
Wisdom
California
Salem
Mr. Wisdom
Rocky Mountains
Storms on the Yukon Flood Cut Telegraph Links
Telegraphic communication with posts along the lower Yukon river has been cut by a spring flood. Seattle News reports no word from the districts for days as valleys flood for miles. Rivers junction near Yukon and Koyukuk sees six feet of water. Keyukuk town largely underwater in the worst flood in years.
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Yukon River
Seattle
Saya
Seattle News
Signal Corps
Yukon
Koyukuk
Keyukuk
State Forestry Board Appoints Three Members
Governor Chamberlain named three new members to the state forestry board under senate bill No. 207 enacted last session. The appointees serve without pay, but a $500 appropriation was approved to cover necessary expenses.
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Chamberlain
State Board of Forestry
Missouri byproduct aids idol making in Korea
J Kavanaugh, tied to Missouri Kansas zinc mine by products, seeks to ship a mica like by product used for idols worship in Korea. A missionary woman guiding Koreans to abandon handmade idols led to the discovery. A Shanghai bridge disaster floods a carnival river scene with 100 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Missouri-Kansas
J. Kavanaugh
Joplin
Louis Globe Democrat
Kavanaugh
Favanaugh
Toplin Camfes
Korea
Government To Fence Imnaha Reserve For Sheep Indoors
The government plans a spring trial fencing part of the Imnaha forest reserve in Wallowa county to confine one sheep band and drive out coyotes. A wolf proof fence using hog wire and barbed strands will enclose about ten to twelve square miles, aiming to prove whether fenced grazing reduces range overuse and coyote predation. Frederick V. Colville and aides will supervise, with reports to Washington.
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Government Forest Reserve
Imnaha Reserve
Wallowa County
Forestry Department
Wallowa Sun
Frederick V. Colville
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agiculture
Washington, D.C
Jook
Tmnaha Forest
Orine
Coville
Washington
Imnaho
Chesnimnus
Immahina
Reruke
Swinehart Reports Strong Yields From North Veg Tables
W M Swinehart compiles volition results showing exceptionally high yields of tiny vegetables in the northern region. The report highlights notable product quality and promising early harvests, with observers noting robust growth and favorable conditions contributing to the record performance.
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W. M. Swinehart
Baby With Severe Facial Sores Receives Doctor Help
A distressed report describes a baby with a terrible facial condition eating away at the face and ears. Three doctors attempt treatment after substantial expenses, but the child’s condition worsens despite medicine and care.
Cuticura Cures in Two Weeks at 75 Cents
Mrs George of Akron Ohio recounts a baby's severe skin eruption failing to improve with three doctors and various medicines. After using Cuticura products she reports the child's face clearing to resemble a newborn, at a cost of 75 cents compared with prior high expenses.
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Ste. Col
George
Coburn
Akron
Cure for various skin troubles with Cuticura Soap
In a brief note the text promotes Cuticura Soap as providing immediate relief for eczema, rashes, irritation, and other skin conditions in children and adults. It cites relief from itching and sleeplessness, suggesting it as a cure when other remedies fail.
Northward envy as Dawson region yields high farm profits
The Seattle Intelligencer notes strong crop yields north of Fort Selkirk with hay valued at 100 to 425 dollars per ton and potatoes at 20 cents per pound. Potent potatoes, carrots, and cabbage show multi-ton per acre outputs, while horse-drawn transport supports demand. typical farm incomes exceed ten thousand dollars in exceptional seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Selkirk
Seattle
Oothay
Dawson White Horse
Sixteenth International Convention Ticket Notice Spokane
O R N Ge will sell round trip tickets at one and one third fare for the Sixteenth International Convention of Baptist Young People in Spokane Washington on July 4 1907. Tickets on sale July 2 and 3 with final return limit July 10 1907. For details contact local agent or WM MURRAT G P A Portland Ore
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International Convention Baptist
Young People’s Union of America
Spokane
Waah
WM. M'’Murrat
Portland
Ore
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General News
Berlin
Edison Electric Company
United States Wireult
Pasadena
Electric Company
United States Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Went
Northwest News
J. C. Christy
Drain, Ore
Oregon Western
Texas
Edward Taylor
M. D
State Forestry Board
Shanghai
Will Fenge
Imnaha
Baby
Alfred Benjamin & Cos
Bond Brothers
Pendleton's
Lewis Hunter
Crand Prize
Ireland
Crank’s Suit and Cloak House
Extra Fine Music
Johnson’s Orchestra
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