New York Governm Talks For Thicl Wom Governm
General news brief notes political chatter from New York about a likely candidacy. The Indian building contract for the St Louis exposition was awarded for 25000 by the government. Leonard S. Allen, former Seaboard Air Line agent, died in Chicago. World’s Press Parliament will convene in St Louis May 16 1904 with global newspaper representation. Northern Colorado coal miners rejected a peace offer and remain out. about 1500 men affected. War Department praise for General Wood delivered to the Senate Invest inable committee. Major General John C. Ball reassigned to Missouri and the Lakes. S Sumner becomes new Missouri department commander. Fall River iron works cuts wages starting December 1. every operative affected. Plate Glass Insurance rates to rise in Pacific states due to a local cartel.
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Leonard
Allen
General Plagenger
Seaboard Air Line
Chicago
St. Louis
Colorado
Root
Wen
Wood
Senate
John C. Baie
Department of A
Missouri and the Lakes
Department of the Missouri
S. Sumner
Fall River Mass
Fall River
Plate Glass
Ben P
Northwest News Highlights From Washington And Nearby
Clark Yerrick was killed Sunday at Oakland by a live wire. Miss Rerina Caldwell, a dry goods clerk, robbed of 31 dollars in change at North Yakima. Ear Hardwick, a steamer night watchman, drowned after falling overboard near Newberg Oregon. Lars Hanson, Montana stockman, suicide at Dillon Saturday night. Washington colored Baptist ministers invite union and uplift efforts in Everett. Fort Gibbon Alaska barracks, kitchen, smokehouse and commissary burned November 2, losses around 100000. News reached Seattle. Fort Gibbons near Dawson in the Columbia department under Funston.
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Clark Yerrick
Oakland
Rerina Caldwell
North Yakima
Hardwick
Gres Eagle
Newberg
Oregon
Lars Hanson
Ipontana
Dillon
Colored Baptist Ministers of Washington
Everett
Fort Gibbon
Alaska
Seattle
Fort Gibbons
Dawson
Department of the Columbia
Funston
Hotel Arrivals List From The Golden Rule Hotel
A crowded hotel arrivals page lists guests and their origins including Denver Portland Chicago San Francisco Spokane Walla Walla Pendleton McMinnville Echo Granger Adams Milton and other cities. Names include Jon Shurler H Burke James R. Smith Mrs J DP Anderson James Lawrence Ida Wickine and many others with families and companions.
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Jon. Shurler
Denver
H. Burke
Portland
Will Alders
Joseph
James R. Smith
la Grande
Rodrick
John Nirren
F. KE
Fouter
J. DP
Anderson
Chicago
San Francisco
James R. Lawrence
Long
Spokane, Mee
GS. Berry
Walla Walla
Jack Foretson
Arterson
Golden Rule Hotel
FE Snapp
Abelah
Thompson
M. Dle
Valley
M. E. Patrick
Migale Valley
J. Moore
Spokane
Jamies Johnson
City Aering
City
P. Ratoome
J.J. Fabes
Granger
Iowa
Peteridan
Echo
Ore
H. Dunn
J. E. Templeton
Eeho
J. L. Templeton
Shaw
P. Calloway
W. W. Bristow
McMinnville
L. Cunningham
Summers
John Framer
A. Pennick
Adama
Deafness and Ear Cure Promises and Local Property Bargains
An ad mix describes a claimed cure for deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes and guarantees a fee for cures, plus testimonials. It also lists real estate bargains including a new residence with water plant, chicken house, seven lots with a large house, four with a small house, and farm listings with water and improvements, inviting contact for details.
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Pendleton
Bentley & Hartman
Inland Empire Music Co Induces Mandolin Club Prep
The Inland Empire Music Company offers 10 days of special inducements on mandolins and guitars to prepare for a large winter mandolin club. Call at the music store near Main Street bridge for lessons. Proprietors are Mesers Qwenbourne and Seott. Also promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure all for chronic blood poisoning.
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Inland Empire Music Company
Main Street Bridge
Mesers
Qwenbourne «& Seott
Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
S.S.S
Mastere
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Milton News Briefs and Local Events
Typhoid fever patient under care of Dr Thomas in Milton. Visitors from Hardin Missouri include Mr and Mrs Robert McEwan and Miss Rossie McDaniel returning next May. Mrs Mack Hardesty visits daughter, and Mrs FE Wilcox plans a trip to Colfax and Fairfield. Vulcanizer explosion at a dentist lab causes damage. Dime Social by WOC T U scheduled for Opera Hall tomorrow night with short program and refreshments. Real estate alert for 140 acre fruit and tuyard land on Flanker Mountain to Wm Clark. St Joe Store announces $100 gold giveaway December 24 with each dollar purchase. Moka Tea advertised as cure for headaches and digestion. For sale by F W Schmidt & Co.
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Milton
B. A. Bray
C. W. Thomas
Robert McEwan
Scotland
Ralph E. Gibson
Chard Washington
Ira 8
Proyer
Rossie McDanie
Hardin
Missouri
Colfax
Fairfield
Mewar
E. L. Smalley
E J Davis
Walla Walla
Masonic Order
Woc.t. U
Basket Mt. Mes
Thomas Lessor Boas
Stockman Moves to Athena to Send Children to School
Visitors from Colorado returned home as Miss Susie recovered, the Junior Endeavor planned an entertainment at the new Christian church, Rev Updyke canceled a protracted meeting due to illness, and a Weston farmhand wanted with wife responds to an address box notice.
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Stockman
Athena
Colorado
Junior Endeavor Entertainment
Rev. Updyke
Evangelist
Sheriff Taylor
Susie
Lck
Boyto
Cripple Crees
New Christian Church
Fev. Updyke
Fey Jonking
Updyke
Dib
Weston, Ore
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