Returnee Deserter Seeks Navy Service Again
Thomas Srittam aged about 20 surrendered to Marshal Walden claiming desertion from the navy last September near Puget while the cruiser Boston was in. He desires to return and complete service, enlisting again until retirement after 20 years. He entered service November 18, 1904, and has seen San Francisco during the earthquake and Honduras with Benton. He was released with liberty and city freedom, and may not be severely punished. Meanwhile a separate case in Seattle Department No 2 reports Gibsons being declared insane and incompetent, recommended for asylum.
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Navy
Thomas Srittam
Marshal Walden
Boston
Puget
Navy Yards
la Grande Observer
Walden
San Francisco
Honduras
Sam
Benton
Hondurae
Salvador
North
Yakima
Department No. 2
Superior Court
Seattle
Frater
Gibson
Yakima Republic
Runaway injures Lostine stage driver. passenger escapes
A runaway between Lostine and Enterprise broke the bit in the leader of a four horse team drawing the Joseph Elgin stage. Driver Wise suffered a severe bruise and a broken arm while the lone passenger escaped uninjured. Mrs. Anna Wolf of Freewater underwent a successful right foot amputation at Walla Walla hospital amid a deformed, long‑standing condition. Lookout mountain snow claimed three and a half feet with six inches more yesterday as the Northern Pacific prepared plow service on the Coeur d'Alene branch.
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Lostine
la Grande Observer
Wise
Enterprise
Here
Anna Wolf
Freewater
Walla Walla
Coeur d'Alene
Northern Pacific Radio
Milan
Yeager
Lookout
From Newspaper to Farm in Yakima Valley
Port Townsend newspaper man Lee Davidson, after 20 years on the coast, has saved enough to buy a small Yakima Valley fruit farm for his home. He jokes that with earlier farming effort he might have been a leading wealthy citizen, but believes the remaining energy will be best spent on the new venture. Contractor James Gibson is noted in a brief line.
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Lee Davidson
Port Townsend
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Mr. Davidson
Peace pact rumored to end rail rivalsHill Harriman plan
New York Tribune reports Hill and Harriman railroad interests have reached an agreement to share money and ease rivalry. J. P. Morgan touted as mediator with possible ties to Union Pacific asset segregation plans. Report notes past conflicts including the 1901 May panic and questions Morgan's stock acquisition role.
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New York Tribuen
Harriman and Hill
J. P. Morgan
Union Pacific
Hill-Morgan
Harriman
Northern Pacific
Mr. Morgan
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Prompts Pendleton Praise
Pendleton resident J. W. Van Horn reports back relief after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with curing back pains and kidney-related issues after lifting and episodes of cold illness. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co. for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, agents for the United States.
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J. W. van Horn
Haley
Pendleton
Ore
Dean
Pendleton Drug Co
My. T
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Gettysburg veteran praises Electric Bitters healing power
David Parker of Fayette, New York, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes that Electric Bitters cured his long stomach troubles and saved him money on medicines. He says he would not take $500 for the benefits. The ad touts the tonic as a grand remedy for the aged, female weaknesses, and weak kidneys, guaranteed by Tallmen & Co.
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Gettysburg
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Tallmen & Co
Seattle tailor Louis Tagholm faces arrest in Navy yard cloth theft case
Secret Service says Tagholm bought stolen naval cloth worth 60000 over seven years from sailors and Marines at Puget Sound yard. Operative Thomas Foster led the case, alleging a broader network and that Tagholm functioned as a fence for yard materials. Additional arrests expected as investigations continue.
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Louis Tagholm
Seattle
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Secret Service
Thomas B. Foster
Tagholm
Sailora
Taholm
Navy
Navy Yard
Hotel Arrivals List From West Coast Cities
A densely packed hotel arrivals column lists guests and their origins including J. H. Barney Seattle J. B. Harvey Echo and many others from Portland Berkeley Spokane Seattle Denver Milwaukee Chicago and Japan. The jumble preserves names and home cities without narrative context.
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St. George
Cwc
Berkeley
Portland
J. H. Barney
Seattle
W. W. Emmons
H. A. Brandon and Family
City
J. EB. Bobbitt
Dayton
H. L. Moody
Spokane
C. W. Isaacs
W. T. Shirey
W. A. McKinney
J. B. Seward
J. Peters
E. B. Burke
Geo. McGilvery
J. J. Hogan
J. B. Harvey
Echo
C. D. Farrell
Joe Basler
Charles C. Collins
Denver
A. C. Brodle
Milwaukee
Fine land and sawmill openings advertised in Idaho and Oregon
Settlers attention fine wheat and timothy land offered at ten to thirty dollars per acre with a sawmill opening. Mild winters noted. Call on Charles BH Long Greer Idaho. High grade full length typewriter ribbons mailed with satisfaction guaranteed. Western Ribbon Co San Mateo Cal offers legal blanks and engraved cards invitations announcements. orders left at Hast Oregonian office Moat Oregonian office.
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Charles BH
Long
Greer
Idaho
Western Ribbon Co
San Mateo
Cal
Hast
Oregonian
Sexine Pills Offered by Pendleton Drug Co
An advertisement promotes Sexine Pills claiming to renew life and interest in living. It mentions Pendleton Drug Co as the seller and asserts no substitutions are made for principal remedies.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Fragmented OCR Notice Needs Clear Public Details
Vague OCR text outlines request patterns for updates over time. The fragment mentions one line, one time, one line weekly, four lines monthly and pricing notes of 26c per line. No concrete names places dates or authorities are readable. The item lacks identifiable entities for a full factual public notice.
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Fou
Daily East Oregonian by carrier price noted
A brief notice states the Daily East Oregonian is available by carrier for 15 cents per week, indicating delivery terms and affordability for readers.
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East Oregonian
Carrie
Premium offers to new and old East Oregonian subscribers
WANTED MEN WOMEN AND families to take advantage of our fine premium offers given to old or new subscribers to the Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly East Oregonian.
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East Oregonian
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