Russian contraband threat and global notes
Russian threatens contraband of war as Cre Cripple Creek reports 2 million in gold for September. Dock strikes at Mar collies France end and shipping resumes. Russian raiders buried 45 Junke in the Tawo river bearing Japanese supplies. Ft Laie Mlegana paid 300,000 by the government. August receipts for Be Toute fair were 3,471,828 with expenditures 2,205,876. Humbert Mem fy creditors received 0.5% dividend. Buenos Ayres reports General Nunes slain by followers. Sebastepel artillery and ammunition magazines damaged with huge losses. La Follette faction setback in Wisconsin GOP. Roosevelt claims not taking sides.
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Prohibition Vote Looms In Astoria Precinct
The Northwest region reports a prohibition vote planned in one Astoria precinct. A surge of public enrollment in Salem shows 100 more than last year. A phraseology cites local events across Hood River, Mitchell, Maywood, and Missoula with various civic and legal notes.
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Real estate listings spark interest in Eastern Oregon
A local real estate firm invites buyers to view wheat land suited for stock ranches and notes one of the best proposals offered in Eastern Oregon. They also announce newly listed city properties at low prices.
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North Mokay News On Diy Land And Local Sagas
North Mokay reports muddy ground delaying plowing amid high wheat prices around 70 cents a bushel. Local residents discuss irrigation, land use shifts, a hospitalized Crowner and Porter building a house on bottom land while Ethel Jarvis starts school term with 20 scholars.
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Sir Anthony's Hospital
Mies Ethel Jarvis
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John Payden
James Purniat
Reuben Peenel
Thie
Ives
Conntiang
Tre Fe
Neral
Ernest Te der
Iawe Bone J
Wileeler
Lee
Joe Stryder Svill
Command Change as Rear Admiral Rogers Retires
The ceremony marked the transfer of command with cannon salutes and marines in formation. Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers, aged and retired, wore naval blue again after a long career beginning at 16. He served in the Civil War era, with Port Hudson and Mobile Bay exploits, later commanding Michigan on the Great Lakes and the American fleet in Manila.
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Joseph
Coghlan
Prentant
Mary Ward
Suleesesmior
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Win
Frederick Hordners
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Rodger
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October events and a distressed veteran tale
A list of regional events outlines fairs, conventions, and associations from October through November across Oregon, Washington, and nearby states. Separately, a bedridden veteran J. J. Havens of Versailles Ohio is described as destitute until Elec tro Bitters revived him, with a testimonial and a general pilload on Bitters as a remedy. A piano care notice from Biler Piano House urges tuning and repair by an expert tuner to extend instrument life.
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Tallman & Co
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Oregon
Hotel Arrivals List From The St George
The St George hotel report lists arriving guests from multiple cities including Blanchard Washington J A Alexander La Grande A N Rovio Meicham To Balt Mitton Puan Seanthe NB Krause Beattle and many others spanning Portland Seattle Spokane Reno and Chicago among others. The roster includes families married couples and individuals with affiliations to various states and cities indicating a busy intercity guest presence.
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J A. Alexander
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NB. Krause
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Mre
Otte Oelleher
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Fegan
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T EE. Phabert
Excursion rates to St Louis announce seasonal fares
Fares to St Louis and Chicago for the Worlds Fair trips are posted with round trips via St Paul or Tillings and via Chicago. Child fares half rate. Tickets on sale October 3, 4 and 5. Return within limits, good for stopovers. Agents Walter Adams, Walla Walla, and Calderhead, Pendleton, provide details.
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Bt Paul
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Waeh
Catarrh Cure Claim Boosts Health in This Paper
A dramatic ad proclaims a $100 reward for readers about a universal cure for catarrh. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional internal remedy that cleanses blood and mucous surfaces, claims to cure all stages, builds constitution, and backs it with testimonials and a Toledo company, F J Cheney & Co.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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Exposition Travel Help and a Soldier’s Capture
It will be to your advantage to seek reliable railroad and hotel information for the St Louis exposition by writing BR H Trumbull Commercial Agent 142 Third Street Portland Oregon. George Jones, Ninth Cavalry soldier, wanted for murder in the Philippines and a guard at San Francisco, was captured at Adeline Kane Friday and taken to Fort Riley.
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Whitney for Congress Names Likely Nominees at Convention
Oct 3 in New York reports Tammany congressmen set for renomination at district conventions. Key focus on Thirteenth district where Francks Burton Harrison sits, with whispers of Harry Payne Whitney for lieutenant governor. Other districts see renominations for Tim Sullivan Henry Goldto gle William Sulzer and Bourke Cochran. Towne favored in Fourteenth. Also notes International Engineering Congress at St. Louis begins with British delegation led by Sir William White. Baltic fleet expected to depart on farewell tour.
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Thirteenth
Francks Burton Harrison
Leutenant
Harry Payne Whitney
Bie Tim" Sullivan
Biehih
Henry A. Goldtogle
William Sulzer
William Tt. Heurat
W. Bourke Cochran
St. Laws
American Society of Civil Engineers
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