Funeral for Charles G. Gates in New York
Funeral services were held at Mundison Avenue Methodist Episcopal church for Charles G. Gates who died suddenly last week in Cody Wyoming. He was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery beside his father John W. Guten with industrial and manufacturing figures of New York among the mourners. Major Bennett of Cody attended.
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New York
Charles G. Gates
Cody
Wyo
Mundison Avenur Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Gates
Woodlawn
John W. Guten
Major Bennett
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion sourness gas heartburn and dyspepsia noting relief within five minutes. It claims regulation of weak stomachs and urges buying a fifty cent case from any drug store as the fastest safest home remedy.
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Pape
Pope
Bishop BrentS Moro uplift plan to aid Philippine Moros
High Reverend Charlies H Brent Episcopal Bishop of the Philippine Islands plans to return to the islands to pursue education and industrial work for Moro wards. A national committee aims to raise funds to support nonprofit uplift efforts with donations from prominent figures including Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs Willard Straight.
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Islands
Brent
Philippine Islands
New York
Charlies HH. Brent
Harmony Club of America
United States
Fem
Cantet
Brant
Clark
United Society of Christmar Endeavor
George Dewey
General Bourg VC
Navy
Aire Adam Denmead
Daughters of the King
Henry M. Flagier
Ralph M. Grant
Fone of
Veterans
Henry IL Higginson
Boston
Richard Pearson Hobson
Donald McLean
Daughters American Revolution
William KR. Moody
Northfield Schoola
John B. Mott
International Y. M. C. A
George Wharton Pepper
George Shrady
William G Slade
United States Daughiers
Phelps Stokes
Johnah Strang
D. Dd
American League of Social Service
William H. Taft
Mary Lagan Tucker
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Charlies H. Stockton
Order of Washington
Migel T. Boardman
American Red Cross
Eliza B. Masters
Lorillard Spenteer
J. Ll. Funk
Bishop Brent Ie
Giria
America
Philippines
Luxeon
Saheeriytong
Russell Sage
Williard Straight
Stuyvesant Fish
Fire destroys frame and steel warehouse at Baker
Fire raged through a frame and steel warehouse near the O W R N tracks owned by Roy Bostwick in Baker Oregon on November 3. A 40 horsepower automobile owned by Rh N McKim was inside and could not be saved. Only the engine and frame remained. cause of the blaze is undetermined.
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Baker, Ore
Roy Bostwick
Rh. N
Pendleton Druggists Praised For Adrellka Remedy
Local Pendleton drug firm touts a German preparation called Adrellka using buckthorn bark and glycerine. A single dose allegedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly, described as a quick surprising aid by readers.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
Adv
Grace Memorial adopts moving pictures in parish house
In Portland Oregon on November 3 Rev Oswald W Taylor rector of Grace Memorial Church presented a screening of From the Manger to the Cross using a standard moving picture machine before an overflow crowd. He had been teaching Sunday school with this method for two years and the event drew strong parental interest.
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Grace Memorial
Paris
Portland
Ore
Grace Memorial Parish House
Oswald W. Taylor
Methia
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Irregular bowel movements promoted by advertorial claim
An advertisement touts HERABINE as a great bowel regulator that purifies the system, vitalizes the blood, and strengthens digestive organs. It claims to cure chronic constipation and irregularity and notes the product is sold by all dealers with price unspecified.
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Beecham
Tax plan slates 210000 raise from land sale tax
The legislature prorogued on October 25 to avoid hardship from taxing unearned increment on land. The plan aims to raise at least 210000 by 1914, mainly from land speculators. Farmers with 646 acres or less pay only when land value exceeds 56 per acre. larger lands taxed on total selling price above 15 per acre. City property tax set at 5 percent of increased value.
Snow Liniment Ad Promises Quick Sore Throat Cure
A retail advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for sore throat relief. It claims one or two applications cure it, with bottle prices listed as 25c, 50c, and $1.00, and notes availability from all dealers.
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Ballard
Ady
Curry Rancher Shot in Oregon. Brother-in-law Suspect
Cur ry rancher L Sir Mathes of Eckley Curry counts was fatally shot by his brother-in-law Hugh Hampton Haines a 40 year old unmarried man who has shown signs of insanity He attacked a sister of engine beating heat severely and this is believed to have led to the shooting Haines is a son of Joseph Haines one of Oregon’s oldest twins His brother Jerry was then near Bussesme.
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Marshfield
Ore
Mathes
Eckley
Curry
Hugh Hampton
Haines
Joseph Haines
Oregon
Jerry
Busseme
Prairie Fire Threatens Nebraska Farmlands
Praire fire near Rosebud Indian reservation in South Dakota spreads 20 miles toward Kewaner Nebraska fueled by strong winds. Farmers and ranchers battle the blaze along the Niobrara river with no headway yet, grazing ruined along the state line and homes destroyed.
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Valentine
Neb
Rosebud
South Dakota
Kewaner
Niobrara River
Alberta Premier Sifton Announces Financial Plan
BDMONTON Alberta November 3 Premier and provincial treasurer Hon Arthur te Sifton announced before starting coast after the provincial…
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Mark Moorhouse
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