Jewish Settlers Celebrated 250th Anniversary in New York
The United States marks 250 years since the first Jewish settlement, with services and a Carnegie Hall mass meeting led by Judge Mayer Sulzberger. Prominent speakers include Oscar Strauss and Jacob H. Schiff as national Jewish communities participate.
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New York
United States
Carnegie Hall
Mayer Sulzberger
Oscar 3
Strauss
Max J. Kohler
Cyrus Adler
Jacob H. Schiff
Daniel Guggenheim
Samuel Greenbaum
Edward Lauterbach
Ihe Mendes
N. Taylor Phillips
Louis Stern
Jacob Bareiman
New Amsterdam
Brazil
Peter Stuyvesant
New Netherlands
Dutch West India Company
New Netherland
New World
Union Aide
Philadelphia
Chicago
Thia
Horribly Beaten Man Burned In Field After Fight At Camp
Bert Ballard, a Buck Brow contractor employee, was severely beaten by John Hogan and James Wilson after a dispute over payday. He wandered two and a half miles from camp, started a fire to warm himself, but fainted into the flames. His head injuries and burned flesh may deform him for life.
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Inez
Council
Ala
Caldwellagon
Brown
Bert Ballard
Buck Brow
John Hogan
James Wilson
Counc
Emp
Ballard
Ryan
Bid to Stop Idaho Montana Game Pelts Trade
State Game Wardens W N Stephens and W F Lee plan a meeting in Helena to disrupt a long running scheme in the Bitter Root involving hunters who kill in Idaho and ship pelts to Montana. The effort aims to empower arrests across state lines and push amendments to game laws to cover cross border shipments.
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Montana
W. N. Stephens
Capitol
Bitter Root Mountains
Boise Statesman
Dolven
Butte
W. F. Lee
Rocky Mountains
Bitter Root
Idaho
Copper State
Gem State
Stephens
Scott Js
Open River association starts Portland to Columbia service
The Open River association led by president J A Smith and secretary W J Mariner issues a shipper notice. A through boat operates between Portland and upper Columbia ports with the Mountain Gem linked to Regulator line and Portage Railway. The steamer departs Celilo Tuesdays for Arlington and points beyond Irrigon toward Kennwick with freight at the Regulator dock on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Open River Association
Ita
J. A. Smith
W. J. Mariner
Portland
Upper
Columbia River
Regulator Iine
Portage Railway
Celilc
Arlington
Irrigon
Kennwick
White Barley Favored by Columbia County Growers
Payton Paper discusses grain growing in Columbia County. J D P Smith of Tacoma, a grain broker, advises farmers to sow fall white barley instead of blue barley. Experiments by Jacob Weinhard show blue barley’s superiority to others, but Smith promotes white barley for heavy yields and similar prices. Also notes on catarrh cure and a postmaster resignation over hunting commitments.
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T Co
Hall
Chanes
Toledo
Milton winl news and local births and deaths
Severe typhoid cases and a fatal heart disease mark Milton news. A baby boy was born to the Robert Smith family, while Frank Welles visits to oversee rural schools. Diphtheria closures hit Ferndale schools. two deaths attributed to the disease. A concert fundraiser and various visits from Missoula and Montana guests round out the week.
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Winl
Mexico
Montana
Ferndale
Milton
A. M. Elam
Bertie
Fred Demark
Robert Smith
Frank K. Welles
Viale
Rodolph Edwards
R. E. Béan
Pomeroy
D. C. Sanderson
Minn Byrn
Abbott
Missoula
Mont
J. J. McAllister
Mae Walker
North Fork
Messie
G. A. Cowl
B. E. Harder
Umatilla
Amindua
Walla Walla
Davia Opera Hall
Mick Petembil
Singin Skule
Wimmin
Mister Miller
Mistress Compton
Coffee House
Mistress Dyke
Mistress Black
Manda
Mister Talbot
Mistress Taylor
Asietress Miller
Port. W
Mayberry
David Herr
RB. V. Holman
Mild diphtheria epidemic closes McMinnville schools
A mild form of diphtheria is epidemic in McMinnville leading to school closures and quarantines for many families.
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McMinnville
Dining Room Centerpiece Sale Promises Cozy Home Furnishings
The advertisement urges Thanksgiving shoppers to make the dining room the focal point with carpets, rugs, and furniture. It touts large stock of dining room furniture in golden oak and weathered oak mission lines, parlor pieces, and a broad East Oregon selection at high prices. It emphasizes affordable elegance and easy shopping.
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Witen
Turkey
Siades
Oregon
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America
Jacob Barsimon
Burne
Oklahoma
Henry Duckett
Thomas Spence
BH. B. Smith
Winslow Bros
Pendleton
Fishman & Peters
Schmidt
Tom
Storey
Dreamaking
Prof
Malpole
Washington
Denver
Idina
Spokane
Madam Jones
REX
Winona
Neagle Bros. Blacksmiths
Kyte
J. L. Vaughan
Wood & Coal
Roslyn
Trealyn Oal
U. S
Roslyn Wood & Coal Co
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Company
Rock Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar
Peeples
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