Eight Hour Town Era Opened Without Strike
Newcastle Pennsylvania is described as an eight hour town with no strike. The item notes the novel David Harum not affecting the estate of author Edward Noyes Westcott of Syracuse New York and mentions a $125,000 sum. It also reports on Canadian Pacific railway plans for extensions, $7,500,000 in equipment, mining displacements by non union workers in Pennsylvania, and a fatal fire in Rhinelander Wisconsin causing $509,000 in losses including two churches and a school. Further items cover Panama canal affairs moving to the state department, Secretary Root's involvement, Japan Russia diplomatic steps in Washington, a passenger jumping overboard from the Oscar in mid Atlantic, a man at dinner leaping into sea, murders in Fort Beaton Kansas and San Francisco, and a river of Northwest news items with various regional incidents and developments.
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Newcastle
David Harum
Edward Noyes Westcott
Syracuse
N. Y
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pennsylvania
Rhinelander
Wis
Panama Canal
War Department
State Department
Root
Japan
Russia
Washington
Charlies Westhofer
Pring Oscar
Mid- Atlantic
Fort Beatt
Kan
George Higgins
Higgins
William Juvenile Company Delights Audiences With Gay Go
Last night the Williams Juvenile company presented a fourth performance this season. Babe Mason and Rowe Henry drew the loudest applause as rustic couple and entertained neighbors at a party. Babe sang Coax Me, with others in the troupe earning praise for natural performance. Tonight Tips, a new bill, will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams Juvenile
Babe Mason
Rowe Henry
Babe
Pendleton and Umintilia County People at Portland Fair
Mrs William Bol ton of Portland Oregon offers lodging convenient to the fairgrounds with room rates 1.25 and 1.60 dollars per night. Public notices list accommodations for visitors from Pendleton and Umintilia County during the Portland Fair.
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Pendleton
Umintilia
Portland
William B. Bolton
Fifth Street
Ore
Floto Circus Crowds Afternoon Show in Pendleton
The Floto circus from Walla Walla performed at 2 o clock to a crowded tents in Pendleton. The show is praised as clean and well equipped with notable attractions including three whelping lions and an extensive menagerie. The evening show starts at 8 o clock and the circuit emphasizes quality gear after a long 5000 mile journey.
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Walla Walla
Denver Post
Denver
Otto Floto
Circus Bears
United States
Menigeria
Pendleton
Hans
Tate
Tony
Anid i le
Potlowlyge tonic promises vitality for Pendleton women
Miss Mary A. Woodward endorses Vino tonic from Brock & McComas Co promising stronger bodies and better health for weak, tired women. The vendor offers a money back guarantee if buyers do not benefit and pledges to test the product for Pendleton residents at their expense.
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Pembleton
Sir Brock
Hrock & McComas Co
Ife
Pendleton
Mary A. Woodward
Ak Pendleton
Tireck & MeComia Co
September Expense List Highlights City Council Bills
The city paid out a total of 2116.31 in September, detailing warrants to numerous vendors and individuals. Major payments include Northwest Gas and Electric, Hose companies, Pendleton Tribune, and multiple Atterbury entries, totaling 2016.31 for various services and goods.
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Huse Company
Heseye Hook and Ladder Company
C. Branson
Atterbury
BR. Atterbury
L. Atterbury
George Bayan
BE. Tutt
C. J. Billedue
N. IK. Springer
Frank Day
Hose Company No
Htobert Forster
Howe Company
Ambel
Tollman &Co
Hose Company
BE. & Turner
Northwest Gas & Electtric Company
Clarence Kearney
Let Teutech
L. G. Frasier
Pendleton Tron Works
Dermott & Co
Gce
W. A. Leathers
Taylor Hardware Company
Hohbach Brom
Pendleton Tribune
Tic
T. T. Nelson
W. TM. Fowler
Grays Harbor Commercial Company
Neagle Heros
W. C. Minnis
W. 3 Wells
George Lache
J. Atterbury
Harry McDonald
H. ©. Martin
Jack Deney
C. Bronson
W. D. Popenenn
Pacific Coast Exposition Steamer Spokane Set for January Departure
The Spokane excursion steamer, loaded with American manufactured goods and producer representatives, will depart San Pedro January 10 for Central American ports. Information from the Exposition Ship Company to the chamber of commerce invites manufacturers and merchants to participate in the venture.
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Pacife Coast Company
Spokane
San Pedro
Chamber of Commerce
Exposition Ship Company
Morehonte
Bridge Contract Set for Yakima River Crossing at Selah Gap
Yakima county commissioners authorized the first steel bridge project in Yuki county to span the Yakima river at Selah Gap. International Hiridage of Seattle to build at 7519.50 dollars with work aimed at linking Selulu district to the city’s east side. Control for trading and gravel on the Moxee road withheld. bids to be re-advertised due to machine bid issues.
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Yuki County
Yakima River
Selah Gap
International Hiridage Company
Seattle
Moxee
Holt
PightCalled Off Interference at Seattle Tour
Disorder interrupted the Seattle sport tour when sheriff deputies moved to take control of Ballard Junction hall Tuesday night. Spectators left after delays while tipsters claimed advance warning. Separately a local church clarified that C E Batwile was not a minister nor a church member, though he had prior ties and received occasional church aid.
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Seattle
Junction
Ballard
Poweklon
Cove
Johnson
Seattle Electric Company
Will Build Now Ditch at Camulux Eight Miles West
Horreshoe Bend Ditch Co led by El Dupuis and Charis Marple plans four miles of irrigating ditch along Camulux eight miles west of town. The project aims to level new land, boost fruit production, and plant extensive fruit trees within the coming year, with costs around $20 per acre for land leveling.
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Horreshoe Bend
el Dupuis
Tiene DeHaven
Ain Charis Marple
Camulux Civery Hotlon
Aml
Weston News Items Reflect Local Portland Trip Updates
Cowan residents hear of medical treatments and travel. Mrs Cowan remains seriously ill at home while Mrs Kilner Linville returns from medical care. Several locals make Portland trips for health, family visits, or camping with friends from the Lativagehe fame ity of Aten. A public event notes a council plan to improve the town street paving and a W.G.UL imperial meeting discusses mothers' concerns.
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Cowan
Weston
Sme
Will
Price
Portland
Cowan Town
Donlets
Pendleton
Nelli Selvon
Eizabeth Reynolds
Addai
Roy Howard
Kya Lievallon
Kaneas
Kilner Linwille
Rialem
W. G
Othe Unites Mieethren Church
Linville
Aten
Library system approved in Walh Walla county
County Superintendent Bond moved to advance plans for a library system in Walh Walla county. Voters would authorize a $200 issue to establish circulating libraries and begin immediate implementation. Pendleton Camp 41 to meet October 7 at 7 20 PM for reception arrangements and other camp business in Secret Society hall.
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Walla Walla
Get
Walh Walle
Wis
Auide
Bond
Mond
Ethalesse
Ibrarion
Hivad
T. T. Bowk
Pendleton
F. H. Preher
J. P. Walker
Hyomel Marketing Claims Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a safe steam inhalation remedy with no dangerous drug or alcohol, promising complete permanent relief from catarrh. It sells a complete outfit for $1.00 with an extra bottle for 50 cents, via Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co
Unqualified praise for Lydia Pinkham remedy against tumors
A testimonial letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as conquering a uterus tumor in Mrs. Fannie D. Fox of Bradford, praising the medicine for avoiding surgery. The piece urges others with mysterious pains or signs of tumor to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free advice.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Fannie D. Fox
Lydia B. Pinkhiam
Wing Five
Bowie
Dinster
Bradford
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