Pianos Selling Quickly by Pendleton Residents at Low Prices
Three more fine pianos were disposed of today to Pendleton residents at low prices. The stock includes Chickering Kimball Weber Hobart M Cable Kohler Campbell and other high grade pianos. A high grade piano can be bought for the price of a second or third grade. Money back if not as represented. Shelving desks typewriters and fixtures for sale. Store open day and night until sale ends. Every piano guaranteed.
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Pendleton
Chickering, Kimball, Weber
Hobart M. Cable
Kohler & Campbell
Recovery of Values in the Financial Crisis Cited
Henry Clews says the acute crisis has passed with hysteria abating and a controlled outlook. Recovery will be slow. causes are deep rooted including exhausted floating capital and overextension of credit. Gold imports and clearing houses aided relief as Wall Street liquidates, while consumption and production adjust amid high prices and credit tightening.
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Wall Street
Financial
Cortelyou
White Wall Street
Toppenish Apples Rotting in Poor Warehouse Lot
Reports from questionable sources say the Toppenish fruit shipment is a lamentable condition with choice apples rotting in warehouses lacking cold storage. About 75 carloads are affected, with daily arrivals increasing. The Northern Pacific Railway is unable to remedy the delay due to insufficient rolling stock and bad management worsens the issue.
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Northern Paciffer Railway Company
Blaser fined for firing shotgun in Portland court
Tred Blaser of Portland received a $25 fine and was ordered to dispose of his shotgun in court yesterday after he allegedly shot three Italians while attempting to wing a pheasant.
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Tred Blaser
Portland
Blaser
The Stomach Cure Claims Wide Public Buy In Cities
A new theory by L. T. Cooper attributes most health issues to the stomach and promises a 90 day remedy. He has toured major cities, drawing crowds and record sales for his medicine as followers praise its effects on chronic stomach problems. Two testimonials from Mrs Mack and Edwin Morse highlight relief from pain indigestion and loss of appetite after using Cooper's preparation. Pendle Drug Co advertises the product.
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L. T. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Pressaeton
H. B. Mack
Chicago
Edwin F. Morse
Oakley Street
Dorchester
Boston
Retirement of Rear Admiral Lyon at Mare Island Navy Yard
The navy announces the retirement of Rear Admiral Henry W. Lyon, ending a career dating to Civil War days. Lyon gained fame in 1889 when captaining the Nipsie through a Samoa hurricane, saving the ship after severe damage and bringing it 8300 miles to Hopolulu for repairs, earning the thanks of the Navy Department. The move also promotes Commander John M. Bowyer to captain and assigns him to command Wartivehip Dliners of the Atlantic fleet, becoming the youngest captain in the fleet bound for the Pacific era.
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Washington, D. C
Henry W. Lyon
Mare Island Navy Yard
Admiral Lyon
Mansachusetts
Samoa
Lyon
Hopolulu
Navy Department
John M. Bowyer
Captain Bowyer
Indiana
Navy
Towa
Naval Academy
Atlantic
Pacific
Waterway proposal gains steam at Texas Louisiana convention
Houston hosts a two day Interstate Inland Waterways association meeting led by Pelegater Ware, backing the Mississippi River to Rio Grande canal project. Governors and lawmakers from Texas and Louisiana push for increased federal funding and urgent development to connect rivers for light-draft navigation and land drainage benefits.
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Houston
Texas
Interstate Inland Waterways Association
Pelegater
Anon
Louisiana
Rio Grande
Pay Shortfalls Challenge U S Military Academy Cadet Ranks
Washington reports that the U S Military Academy faces a shortage of cadets as pay fails to attract new entrants. Colonel Hukch L. Scott notes the corps is 73 below authorized strength and resignations among this year’s graduates are high. He argues salary levels and slow promotion pull capable youths away.
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Washington
Hukch L. Scott
Military Academy
Scott
Regular Army
Academy
The Hindu's Tale of Woe in Walla Walla
The Walla Walla Statesman reports two destitute Hindus in hunger and fatigue. They traveled from Pen and beg for work and money, saying Americans shun them and they cannot send money home. Their sister and father live in Calcutta as they seek aid.
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Calcutta
Alder
Walla Walla
Dusty Turbans Signal Struggle of Two Hindu Soldiers
The scene centers on two dusky soldiers of fortune drawing curious crowds as they march, their strength and politeness contrasting with fatigue and hunger. The observers noted genuine Hindu politeness despite the weariness and pity in their eyes, highlighting their failure in life.
Tobacco Famine Brings Scarcity to Walla Walla
Walla Walla faces a tobacco famine as leading brands like Bull Durham Piper Heldrick Edgeworth and others vanish from local shelves. Shipping delays cut supply from eastern factories, leaving Gold Crumbs and Tuxedo scarce and forcing Portland as the remaining source. Local merchants shifted from direct orders to relying on city wholesalers and Portland deliveries.
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Walla Walla
Bulletin
Bull Durham
Piper Heldrick
Edgeworth
Portland
Wheat Belt Yields Hit Satisfactory Levels Across Farms
The Cambridge News reports threshing finished with solid yields. Jacob Groner threshed 647 bushels from 10 acres, Dr C J Whittaker totaled 3000 bushels, with some Turkey Red wheat at 23 bushels per acre. The low yield logged was 10 bushels per acre, mostly on sod ground. Whittaker arrived from Pendleton two years ago.
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Jacob Groner
Cambridge News
C.J. Whittaker
Groner
Dr. Whittaker
Pendleton
Fatrolman Murphy Confirmed Second Fatality in Lexington Riot
Fatrolman Michael Murphy is named as the second victim confirmed dead after the political riot in Lexington Kentucky. The incident drew widespread condemnation as authorities investigate the clash and casualties mounting.
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Fatrolman Michael Murphy
Lexington
To the Orient 1008 World Tour Includes Mediterranean Ports
Seventy day voyage offered from February 6 to April 17 at a price from $400 plus shore excursions. Special features cover Madeira Cadiz Seville Algiers Malta Egypt Holy Land Constantinople Athens Rome Riviera. Tickets allow Europe stopovers. Travel options include round the world and Europe. F C Clark Times Building New York.
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Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
The
Riviera
Europe
F. C. Clark
Times Building
New York
Million for Industrial Peace Promotion Hopes Rise
Washington D C Nov 8 trustees of the Foundation for the Promotion of Industrial Peace will meet to organize and issue a public appeal for funds to reach about a million dollars for ongoing work. The effort starts with a $44 000 Nobel prize gift from President Roosevelt and aims to establish headquarters a secretary and staff. Trustees include the chief justice and cabinet secretaries with leaders from labor and industry. An advisory committee features Archbishop Ireland railroad executives AFL and ship workers leaders and other prominent figures. Also an advertisement for Hickory Bark Cough Remedy and Pendleton Drug Co appears in the same notice.
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Washington, D. C
Oscar L. Strauss
Commerce and Labor
Foundation For the Promotion of Industrial Peace
Roosevelt
Foundation
The
United States
Pendleton Editor Mr Averill Tours The Dalles
Mr and Mrs Edgar F Averill of Pendleton were on their return trip from the Willamette valley. They came from Portland by boat and enjoyed the scenery of the Columbia. Mr Averill is city editor of the Pendleton Tribune and a Willamette University graduate.
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Edgar F. Averill
Pendleton
Dalles
Willamette Valley
Portland
Columble
Averill
Pendleton Tribune
Willamette University
Salem
Edgar Mereste
Dalles Chronilele
Tallmadge Cleared of Land Fraud Charges in New Mexico
Benjamin T. Tallmadge of Denver was found not guilty by a Rosewell jury yesterday of land frauds. The acquittal ends a high profile case linked to disputed land dealings in New Mexico with Tallmadge defending his actions amid objections from prosecutors.
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Benjamin T. Tallmadge
Denver
Rosewell
N. M
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Marestand Navy Yard
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York
Bond Bros
Clark
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples Warehouse
John Ireland
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Daniel J
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Company
Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Star Theater
Bryle and Davis
Americas
Morris & Morris
Mjentire
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