City Briefities Furnished Rooms and Rentals
City notices advertise furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent at multiple addresses including 502 Water Street 1002 East Court Street 202 Logan Street and 126 South Thompson Street. Also offerings for housekeeping rooms near Hotel Pendleton and a room for a quiet gentleman. Local ads seek sales staff and furniture, with notes on new arrivals and services from Baker & Folsom and Gordon & Harrison.
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Buschness College
Inquire
East Court Street
Logan Street
Hotel Pendleton
Thompson
Association
Malin
A. B. Noble
Dresamoking
Association Block
Gordon & Harrison
Routh Thompson
Luke
Hyomel promised to cure catarrh and coughs in winter
An old sales pitch touts Hyomel as a universal cure for catarrh and coughs. It claims rapid improvement after one day and a winterfree outcome, backed by a guaranteed guarantee that costs nothing unless it cures, with Tallman & Co selling outfits at a discount per package and extra bottles available. The wording emphasizes fear of chronic illness and guarantees.
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Tallman & Co
Oldest American Fleet Newspaper Debated in Boston
The record notes Publick Occurrences in Boston on September 26, 1890, claimed as America’s fleet newspaper. It states the legislature suppressed it before a second issue, with the Boston News Letter (April 24, 1704) as the first surviving paper, a weekly printed on a half sheet totaling 1248 inches.
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America
Boston
Boston News Letter
Moderates Rename Party in Havana Campaign Plan
In Havana on Oct 14 the moderates have renamed their group National Republicans and scheduled a national mass meeting for November 9. Liberals are actively recommending candidates for various offices.
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Havana
Excelsior Aground On Nelton’s Sandbar Boon Heringsea
The fishing schooner Excelsior grounded on a sandbar at Nelton’s in Boon Heringsea while entering harbor with 2000 barrels of wilt fish aboard. Crews report the vessel will be a total loss.
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Excelsior
Nelton's
Boon
Heringsea
Local residents depart and visit distant cities
Mre Haye leaves for Portland after a brief visit here. W A Brovie heads to Portland for a week. Judge Hartman travels to Weston on business. Mr and Mrs Lee Teutach return from Spokane and Walla Walla. W F Matlock comes back from Spokane after attending races. W A Storie of Rh&N leaves for Hopner. Dr Amy Currin to Haines for several weeks. Mrs Fred Crawford to Hopner to visit relatives. M O Hunt stays in Pendleton hotel while in city. J H Graham in town for St Joe wholesale work. Miss Jewlie Smith goes home to Tone after months as manager. S Campbell and C Marah plan health visit near Hat Lake. Mr and Mrs Carl Grit return from wedding and settle at Harlow. W Falcony returns from Heppner with J S Smith Co. B Lister arrives from Walla Walla after lecture bureau visit. Mr and Mrs Pert Huffman travel to Tinton for funeral. T C Menton arrives to join wife in John. G Blechs to relocate to Portland area. Wedding announcements: Mickle Pratt and Portland bride.
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Haye
Portland
Hare
W. A. Brovie
G. 4. Hartman
Weston
Lee Teutach
Spokane
Walla Walls
W. PF. Matlock
W. A. Storie
Rh. & N. Company
Hoppner
Amy Currin
Haines
Baker County
Fred Crawford
Hoppener
OM. Hunt
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Carl Grit
Harlow Vottige
Wet Alta Street
William Falcony
J. 8. Smith Livestock Company
Tae
Heprner
B Lister
Walla Walla
Pert Huffman
Tinton
Mr Huffman
T C Menton
Carende Locks
Fli Union Moat Commer
John
Das
Hi Henry Minstrels Visit Fraser City
PAMODS I HENNEY MINSTREDS a J C Knapp advantee agent for the best minstrel combination weet of the Mississippi river is in town and announces the coming of the famous Hi Henry aggregation to this place next week of the troupe which will be at the Fraser. The Spokane theater opened with a scene of Aladdin interior lit by hundreds of colored lights. The Spokane Chronicle praised the act as clean bright and entertaining with a full orchestra. The Daily News of New Westminster B C called it the most elegant and original minstrel company seen this season and the Daily Province of Vancouver echoed similar high regard.
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J.C. Knapp
Mississippi River
Hi Henry
Fraser
Spokane Chronicle Rays
Spokane
Aladdin's Palace
Dixie Land
Spokesman-Review
Henry Himevil
Daily News of
New Westminster
B.C
Ceaeon
Daily Province of
Vancouver
Peeret
Fire damages Sibley College in Ithaca New York
Sibley College Cornell University caught fire this morning causing about 5000 in damage. Firemen and students prevented further destruction. Separate brief notes mention William F. Hornibrook of the Condon Globe gaining admission to practice law and a fuel shortage in Pomeroy Washington with lamp fuel prices rising to 8.60 per cord.
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Sibley College
Ithaca
Cornell
William FH. Hornibrook
The
Condon Globe
State Supreme Court
Weekend Fabric and Accessory Bargains at 50c and Up
Large sale listing multiple items including 98c yd 10 dozen womens serge umbrellas 26 inch street frame regular 125 values at 50c embroidery flouncing 18 inches stock collars 35 to 85 cents items offered as extra special all day Saturday includes 2000 yards silk suiting and waisting in stripes and figures priced 1 to 2.50 a yard with silks at 1.25 2.00 2.50
Co ed Education Abolished At University Of Chicago
A dispatch from That City reports the University of Chicago will abolish co education with plans to separate men and women into two affiliated universities. A women’s college of philosophy will get new dormitories and facilities, while men and women will not share classes or chapels, meeting only occasionally on campus.
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University of Chicago
William D. McClintock
Women's College of Philosophy
McClintock
School of Education
Massive Nome Freight: 174,642,000 Pounds Carried in Six Months
Scale News reports Nome's freight to the northern port from April to October totals 174.642 million pounds. The cargoes were hauled by 35 steamers, led by the Pennsylvania and other major vessels like Northwestern Ohio Victoria Senator Edith Journey Olympia Padiana. The Pennsylvania alone carried 168 tons in a single shipment, an unmatched total. If this summer's Nome freight were boxed, it would form a 40 mile train from Seattle to Port Townsend, filling 6,270 cars.
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Cape Nome
Leer
Nemo
Nome
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Ohio
Victoria
Senator
Edith
Jounle
Olympia
Padiana
Penneylvania
Pal
Seattle
Port
Catholic Church to Rise in Ontario at Once
A Catholic church will be erected at Ontario immediately covering 40 by 70 feet. Rev. Father Hynes, pastor in charge, will supervise the construction as two miles of bes care remain.
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Bes
Ontario
Father Hynes
Brave Diseases From Standing Saleswomen Warned
A 19th century remedy advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ailments blamed on standing at work. Miss Merkler of Milwaukee shares a testimonial of ulceration, backache, and nervousness improving after using the tonic. The piece frames workplace risk to women and promotes the product as a solution.
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M . Berkey
3D Street
Milwaukee
Lydia E. Finkham
Tsoon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Merkler
Local Paints Line Highlights In Umatilla County
In Umatilla County a supplier promotes a large and complete line of paints oils glass and wallpaper featuring well known grades and brands. The listing emphasizes breadth and availability across products for home and shop projects.
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Umatilla County
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C. C. Shirp
E. J. Murphy
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Etty
Mickle Pratt
Pamods I Henney Minstreds A
Pomeroy
Con
the Peoples Warehouse
Monarch
Chicago University
Margret Merkley
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Shirwin Williams, Heath & Milligan Phoenix
Pendleton Paint
Lowa
Hollon Parker Company
David B. Taff
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Jack Brown
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