Million dollar Bakers Hill tunnel completed near Nashville
A 2 million dollar tunnel under Bakers Hill near Nashville Tennessee, nearly a mile long, is finished. The transport Sherman has sailed from San Francisco to Manila with 1000 infantry, 4th cavalry and 174 passengers. James W Alexander, former Equitable Life president, is gravely ill in Deerfield Massachusetts. A body identified as chorus girl Sumina Geary was found in a Boston harbor satchel. In New York Tony Mori killed Andrew Ingan and Ignace Pontremani while drunk, after allegedly feeling mocked. Norway to vote November 12 on Prince Charles of Denmark as king. John Bets, jailed in Columbus, says 15 prisoners were released early to vote. American Consul Lay at Canton reports unsettled affairs after missionaries killed and threats to burn Yangtaka mission. The British Museum library, huge and growing, now shelves 4% miles of shelves with 100,000 volumes and 260,000 newspapers added yearly. Santa Fe Central stock worth $80,000 is missing from a defunct bank, with receivers unable to locate it. Salvador’s government borrows metal money from Chile, provoking Chilean protests and possible hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Deerfield
Mass
Boston
Mra Geary
Evelyn
Suminna Geary
Tony Mori
Andrew Ingan
Ignace Pontreminak
New York
Mori
Norway
Prince Charles of
Denmark
John Bets
Columbus
Canton
Chiese
Yang Taka
Britheh Museum
Santa Fe Central Railroad
Cashler Clark
Enterprise National Bank
Pittsburg
Tressurer
Reeceiver Cunningham
Enterprise Bank
Salvador
South America
Chile
Schilline's Best Assurance for Value in AL
A promotional line proclaims Schilline's Best as the perfect assurance of getting money's worth for Alabama buyers, encouraging confidence in their purchases and directing attention to value.
Idaho Woolgrowers win salt tariff cut and new plant
Idaho Woolgrowers' association reports a salt tariff reduction to six dollars per ton for stock salt in Idaho, and the group credits a new independent salt plant near Ogden with cutting costs. Secretary Clinton notes the plan saves Idaho over 50,000 dollars annually as stock salt usage exceeds 5,000 tons yearly. The move followed Traffic Manager Tuttlie of the Oregon Short Line announcing the rate drop and helping secure freight reductions from Utah to Idaho points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise Statesman
Asaletunt
Tuttie
Oregon Short Line
Holse
Vinh
Tuttle
J. FE. Clinton, Jr
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Tuttly
Salt Lake
Idaho Woodsgrowers
Clinton
Statesman
Inland Salt Company
Salt Trust
Utah
Waas
Gem
Ogden
Great Salt Lake
Aitrast
Plana
Taha
School Report for district No 47 on Bireh creek
School report for the month ending November 4 1905 lists total enrollment 19 with 18 average daily attendance. Named students never tardy or absent include Lorena Dickigan Garry Klesinger Earl Abbott Haxel Halts Verne Belts James Chapman. Those never absent include Etta Haker and others never tardy include Crede Dickison Jessie Osborne Arthur Osborne Eugene Knotts. Jessie Wilson is the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bireh Creek
Lorena Dickigan
Garry Klesinger
Earl Abbott
Haxel Halts
Verne Belts
James Chapman
Etta Haker
Crede Dickison
Jessie Osborne
Arthur Osborne
Eugene Knotts
Jessie Wilson
Killed by Football in Alton UK Nev Death in Hood Poisoning
James Squires, a high school football team member, died this morning in Alton after hood poisoning from an in game injury sustained two weeks ago. Local authorities report the incident is linked to a gaming accident and ongoing investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Nev
James Squires
Departure of prominent local grower McBroom
Deep regret marks Monument Enterprise as Melroom McBroom, Oriental fruit and vegetable grower, leaves Monument after selling property for 2100 and later for 4000. He engaged in livery and horse trade, shipped thoroughbreds to A Ruby & Co, and departed for Pendleton without a definite plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McProom
Melroom
Durie
McBroom
Pendleton
A. Ruby & Co
MoHroom
Motor Car A Success Despite Brake Failure
Returning from a brief trip, the Pacific motor car completed the third test in the program and demonstrated wreck proof qualities. The vehicle ran down a grade after a chain broke while slowing, leaped into a ditch, but the rear frame remained on the track and no one was seriously injured. The car was not yet equipped with brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnton
Pacific Motor Car
Wade Wiven
Wif
Drake
Enverithston
McKeepha
Wroek
Car description with uncommon engine and baggage compartments
A brief item describes a car project using a L00-Horme power engine and two separate baggage compartments. The draft notes consider proof on account of steakage and ktee construction as it would be marbled for building a vehicle.
FIRST LIBRARIES OUT FOR TRAVELLING SERVICE
Salim November 7 The fleet traveling libraries to be shared in Kegan were selected by the state library commission under Marvin. Three in number will go to Freewater Union to Naya Malta county and Silver Grove Mall. Books are stored in chests for the blind and public use. Marvin is sending letters to teachers to cooperate with the commission and fill the shelves as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salim
Ual
Kegan
Nummber
State Lrary Commission
Mie Muanvin
Buey Alt Ly
Freewater
Nyaa
Malia
Silver Grove Pally Marton
Hrarlee
Elival
Ant Cottsii
Bot Bowka
Treonieethan Witt
Marvin Ba
Dent
Ale Wegen Hein
Commieton
Knighthood in Flower drawn with noble theatre charm
Critics debate the blend of sixteenth and twentieth century tone in When Knighthood Was in Flower. Rovello Knott portrays Mary Tudor this season under Kane management, with Colvin contesting removal of Paul Kester’s dialogue, risking loss of the play’s original beauty as it returns to Fraser in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovello Knott
Mary Tudor
Kane
Imin Wid Colvin
Tat
Paul Kester
Strick
Hae
Fraser
The Marriage of Kitty presented by Jules Murry Comedy
The Marriage of Kitty, a big hit last season, returns with Mies Allee Johinson leading the organ accompaniment under Manager Mar ty. The delightful play and excellent company will appear in this city on November 14 at the Prager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Jules
Pardoned Chinaman Lem Tuey in Lewis ton by state board
Lem Tuey, a Chinese man convicted of murdering a fellow Chinese man with a deadly weapon, has been granted a pardon by the state board, to take effect November 8. He had served seven months of a 16 month sentence and is well known in Lewiston, where he had resided for years. A fire in Long Hoa, Washington, destroyed the Moep move, a new lodge with furnishings, costing 16000 dollars and uninsured, owned by Dr. Edward Lycan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Tuey
State Board
Tuey
Lewiston
Long Hoa
Edward Lycan
Cured by Cuticura Proven by Mrs Jones Addington Ind
Mrs J B Jones of Addington Indiana reports that her two year battle with eczema ended after using Cuticura Soap twice daily with a soft cloth, then Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent. She says one box of Ointment and two Resolvent bottles plus Soap effected a permanent cure and offers the testimony to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
Addington
Ind. T
Complete Cuticura Treatment Offers Skin Cure
Complete treatment using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for chronic eczema. Start with warm baths to soften crusts, dry thoroughly, apply ointment, and use Resolvent Pills in moderate doses. Avoid cold baths and exposure to cold winds. follow with cloth binding as advised.
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General News
Bakers Hill
Nashville, Tenn
Sherman
Manila
San Francisco
15Th Infantry
4Th Cavalry
Schilline
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Sorthwest News
Anaconda
Mont
Albert Woodward
Dayton
Wash
Walla Walla
Columbia
Garfield
Multnomah County
First Presbyterian Church of
Portland
David Campbell
Dufur
Baker City
Boise
Martin Ewald
Anncortes
Astoria
Columbia River Railroad
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Aate
Sheepgrowers
Yech Croevk District
Temedy Soli
Uteerdeena
Brock
McComas
Eczema
Little Girl
Byron
Tomer
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