Northwest notes Boy Kidnapped and Beaten in Tacoma
A frightened eleven year old, Chester Ridgley, was abducted and assaulted after a man directed him toward G Street. The assailant forced him into a closed buggy, blindfolded him, tied him to a tree, and warned of further punishment before leaving him near his home. The report also notes regional labor statistics on women and a Portland defamation petition, plus an Eastern fugitive seized for embezzlement in Humboldt county.
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Tacoma
Wash
Chester Ridgley
He Hill
Ted
EB. C. Thompson
B.C. Haines
Hardy
Iowa
Atte
Woodburn
Marion County
Haines
Hum-boldt County
Petition for pardon of BE. E. Radding in Oregon
A petition with about 6000 signatures from citizens of Porthind was presented to Governor Chamberlain seeking clemency for BE. E. Radding. He is serving a six month sentence in Multnomah County Jail upon conviction of a crime.
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Salem
Ore
Porthind
Chamberlain
Multnomah County
Poor Coffee Scolding Sparks Grocer Challenge
Reader letter complains a local grocer overpricing and selling subpar coffee while promising compensation if the store refuses a deal. The note urges better value and hints at a buyer beware stance amid a perceived quality gap.
Fosall Council Imposes City Occupation Licenses
Fosall voters face an ordinance taxing most trades with annual licenses from 2.50 to 100 dollars. The measure takes effect this week and covers nearly every occupation, with near beer establishments defaulting to a 100 dollar license, likely forcing closures.
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Council of
Fosall
Revival Gains 349 Converts at Lindpoint Idaho
In Lindpoint Idaho a revival campaign by Hey SEB. Honeywell under Presbyterian Baptist and Methodist churches ended tonight. Of those converting 349 professed faith in Presbyterian 12 percent Methodist 44 percent Baptist 9 percent Episcopalian 74 percent chose no denomination.
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Lindpoint
Idaho
Big Block for Sandpoint Business District
Sandpoint plans a large new business block to rise next spring, signaling growth for the city’s downtown. The project anticipates construction crews and local contractors to begin work as weather warms.
Sandpoint to Erect ThreeStory Brick Block on Second Avenue
In Sandpoint Thomason Hror plans a three story brick block on Second Avenue from Cedar Street to Main. The project on the Chale property is estimated near 30000 dollars and will feature electric freight elevators.
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Thomason Hror
Chale
Second, Avenue
Cedar Street
Main
Train Derailment Delays Freight Service Near City
A freight train derailed about a mile east of the city on Sunday causing a four to five hour delay in traffic. One member of the train crew sustained a slight injury as four or five cars left the track due to a loose tie.
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Freizi
Sandpetat
Muho
Pavilie
Portland Bartender Rejected, Patron Killed at Sultan
In Portland a bartender named Harry Kenny refused service at the Sultan on Sixth and Ankeny streets. Harry Daly, 35, shot and killed the proprietor in what appears to be a bloodied confrontation.
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Portland
Harry Kenny
Bixth
Ankeny
Harry Daly
Sheepmen Rejoice Over Feed in Wheeler County Area
Farmers report abundant winter feed in Wheeler County and surrounding territory as sheepmen celebrate ample forage after years of tight conditions. The climate relief brings optimism for flocks and potential price stability in the coming season.
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Wheeler County
Prineville Stock Exports Toward Winter Ranches
Prineville reports cattle shipments as ranchers shift stock and beef cattle out of Oregon for wintering. Weather has mostly been clear except for one week, aiding transport and market activity in regional livestock trade.
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Prineville
Ore—Riange
Talia
Unclear list of names and places from OCR fragment
A fragmentary OCR reads a jumble of personal names and city tags including Portland Boston Spokane New York Calgary Arizona with initials and partial surnames. No event date or context to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
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J.P. Wintes
Portland
J. W. Alan
Boston
Win, Maher
G. Sykes
W. FE. Looker
LL. Breed
W. Camron
Spokane
W. ©. Ayers
W. M. Freeman
A. Hemphler
New York
Ed Fadley
Sweet
Ida
Wallis Brundaon
Starbuck
J. Clove
Calgary
J. E. Leeper
Arizona
W. 8. Anderson
Payne
Chas. H. Green
A. C. Ruby
Subscription Drive Offers Double Credit This Week
A local promotion encourages turning in subscriptions all week with double credit. The program aims to boost renewals and signup numbers for the publication, offering intensified rewards for completed submissions during the period.
Rug sale at Raders this Saturday
Local description promotes a rug sale this Saturday at Rader's, inviting shoppers to visit the venue for discounts and a selection of carpets.
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Rader’a
Hunter Sees Herd Decline in New Portage County District
In Fletcher area and surrounding ranges of Cinle mountain and the Big cane region, cattle herds face decline as farmers shift to hog production. Hunter warns herd laws enforcement will push farming communities away, urging hog raising to offset losses and protect winter pasture while markets and stubble remain unsettled. The prospect of profitable cattle sales dims amid feed costs and drought.
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Tie Onminge Loidse
New Péerpe
Oo, & Hunter
Pletehor
Saewleton Teller
Eiiriter
Keeking
Cinle Mountain
Fletcher
Liege
Nee Perce
Frenel sutomabite meet to open annual event
Paste Noy UN notes rapid preparations for the Frenel automotive opening. The event aims to showcase the largest, most influential gathering to date with a focus on unifying automotive laws across Europe and easing international relations for wares and travel.
Denver Circus Men Plot Big Fight Next Month
Denver officials describe a planned event featuring Mike Amar and Paehky McFarland with Eighties Dilek Hytwnd as contenders. December 19 is eyed for a multi round spectacle in which Chicago and San Francisco lads clash, drawing a large crowd and favorable reform.
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Denver
Oltwo Fieto
Dav Petgesy
Mike Amar
Chicago
San Francisco
Interntional Horse Show to award sixty thousand dollars
Lanion November 18 report states the next International Horse Show will run June 6 to 7 between the Epsaem Dorin and the Ascot feature with sixty thousand dollars in prize money. Special prizes include cups and diamond ornaments as management aims to revive American interest and attract entrants from the United States and Canada.
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Lanion
Ascot
United States
Canada
Mining Congress Invites State Leaders to Attend
Pitcairn Pa Nov 1 Several coal mining states have accepted invitations to attend the American Mining Congress in early text month. Efforts aim to secure participation of chief executives senators and representatives of principal states to secure uniform laws for miners life and time. Other mining reforms will be discussed at the congress.
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Pitclury
American Mining Congress
Congress
Demand Money Reform in New York Convention Meet
A preliminary meeting in New York on November 18 gathered delegates from commercial organizations nationwide to promote a national currency convention. The aim is to reform money laws before Congress, inviting bankers to participate and outlining plans advanced by chamber representatives and collectors, with notable figures and publications mentioned.
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New York
Wallok
Alyney
Vonereee
Tim
eCutiiine
Carrie Nation and Prohibition Debate Spread Abroad
The article discusses Carrie Nation's influence on prohibition and reform in Scotland, noting her stance on whiskey and the belief she could spark a crusade against the alcohol trade. It mentions Scottish attitudes toward whiskey and predicts potential impact if Nation travels to the United States.
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New York
Scotland
Ratiavy
Carrie Nation
Edward
Carrie
Corrie
Tim
Rsaern
United States
Amerion Mire
Nathan Aysabe
Nathan Aysabe Will Begin A Warfury On Tobnewo
Auction in New York Offers Old Valuable Books
In New York today an auction lists several very old volumes of notable value. The catalog highlights items from military and historical collections, drawing interest from collectors. Proceeds support book preservation efforts and future acquisitions.
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New York
Navy
Powis Cure Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Publicized ad claims Diapepsin cures many stomach troubles by digesting food outside the stomach. It asserts relief after a few days, promises renewed stomach function, and offers 60 cents for a cage of the product, targeting readers with indigestion and related symptoms.
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