Notable Deaths and Events Across Nation and World
Former Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Edward M. Pusson dies at age 1, noted philanthropist. Reports of meat famine in Germany, Secretary Wilson cites macaroni wheat stock, while ex speaker Henderson lies dying in Dubuque. Rhode Island Democrats back free trade with Canada and praise Roosevelt on railroads. Telegraph towers rise on Mount Tamalpais. Gambling bet pits Guggenheim against Schettick on baseball. Columbus statue unveiled in Pueblo, funded by Italian Americans. Philippine governor general Luke Wright to return home in December amid policy tensions. Chicago manufacturer Patrick McGarry slain. bishop of Perth to England for rest. Northern Pacific engineer Huson wins Western Pacific contract. mutiny aboard Berwind ends in murders. Survivors reach Southport, Va.
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Wilson
Department of Periculburs
United States
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Dubuque
Iowa
Democrats
Rhode Island
Canada
Roosevelt
Mount Tamaloosa
San Francisco
Ontopth
H. Guggenheim
Baltimore
Philip Schettick
New York
New York-Philadelphia
Christopher Columbus
Pueblo
Col
Luke B. Wright
Philippines
Pureme
Islands
Patrick McGarry
Chicago
Perth
England
Western Australia
H. S. Huson
Northern Pacific Railroad
Western Pacific
Oroville
Oakland
Sacramento
Berwind
Mobile
Ala
Philadelphia
J. W.taylor
Southport
Trans
Blancha H. King
Real estate list includes North Side homes and lots
A fragment lists f room house with one tot and other North Side properties at 1900. Two houses with 2 lots adjoining priced 500 each. Level building lot 116 feet wide on North Side 200. Four room house and two tots facing front 2300. Three room house with two lots South Hill 2000. Groom house with three tots South Hill one lot bearing fruit valued 1300.
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North Side
Nor
South Hill
Groom
Walters Flour Mills Capacity In Daily Output
Walters' flour mill reports capacity of 160 barrels per day with flour exchanged for wheat and a steady supply of flour mill feed and chopped feed on hand.
Northwest News Mixed Rail and Market Briefs
The clipping details shipments of 4500 head of Waltoons sheep from Lewiston to Cut Hawk Montana, prune sales by A Alvin of Silverton for 666 dollars, and pricing of prunes at 6.78 cents per pound. It mentions a streetcar project from Eugene toward Portland, indictments in Corvallix, Langeme at the State University, Langeme’s recovery and Texas trip, dynamite incidents near Wallace, injuries to Allen Reed and a murder acquittal of Red Taylor in Burna, plus Kalispell trail findings and Portland birth statistics through 1905. The passage also includes a testimonial ad for Catarrh cures.
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Yaquish Bay
Lewiston
John
Cut Hawk
Mont
A. Alvin
Silverton
A. Ft Binuck and Associates
Eugene
Porthand
M. Cline
W. McMinlnies
Corvallix
Allen Reed
Burna
James Burke
Red" Taylor
Andrews
Edmund Hackett
Kaliepell
Hackett
Bismarck
Portand Paper Angs
Whitman Football Disrupted by Parental Objection
Uncertain team plans emerge as Mercury-footed halfback is benched and Spike O’Neill is out due to parental concerns. Coaches anticipate Dutcher as running mate to Jim Hilae, with Lehreidt leading the manual side. Cox, a yearlong practice standout, faces potential exclusion after a letter from his mother urges he be kept from playing.
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Whitman
Bern
O'Neill
Beewue
Mikien
Cox
Routera
Hendrick
Debtors Urged to Settle at Hed Front Saloon
To whom it may concern all persons knowing themselves indebted to the Hed Front saloon will please call and settle at once at the Columbia saloon.
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Columbia, Maloon
Bend District Poised for Prosperity Says Chapman
Charles A. Chapman, Bend merchant, extols Des Chutes River power and timber riches near Bend Oregon. He argues water power and vast timber will elevate Bend into a leading regional center, with irrigation, early railroad access boosting agricultural and manufacturing prospects. He notes Bend’s fishing streams, farm lands, and potential for outside capital as key growth drivers.
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GA Chapman
Bend
Saw Thaker
Agricultaret
Des Chiates
Excoltoot Sirneam
Dew Chutes
Hon
Ponte Oregon
Chares A. Chapman
Chapin
Moscow
Cette
Regd
Himber
Hend
Chapman
Oregon
Des Chutes
Vinol touted as modern cod liver oil by Pendleton druggists
A Pendleton retailer touts Vinol as an up-to-date form of cod liver oil that strengthens digestion and blood, backed by a universal guarantee. He argues Vinol removes oily waste and clogging, delivering concentrated, palatable medicine to build strength and vitality, inviting customers to try it with a guarantee.
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East Oregonian
Brock
Abeve
Vinci
Pendleton
Guarinton
Track & McComnns Co
Changed Name of Station Tracy Named for Pioneer H. F. Tracy
Dudley the end of the W and C railroad branch line near Mill Creek is renamed Tracy on tariff sheets. General Manager McCabe and General Passenger Agent Calderhead chose the name after reviewing hundreds of submissions. The station honors H F Tracy, an old Wallis Wallis county pioneer who owned the land where the station sits.
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Dudley
Mill Creek
Tracy
McCabe
Calderhead
Alya
Walla Wallis
H. F. Tracy
Wallis Wallh County
Good Tea and Coffee Advertisements Featured in Local Paper
Readers are treated to a catalog of grocery staples including tea and coffee, plus premium baking powder flavorings and spices. The note highlights pure soda and similar pantry essentials as recommended products in a period-appropriate shopping page.
Uncle Josh Perkins tour at Fraser Sunday Night
The Telegramme presents Uncle Josh Perkins in Fraser Sunday Night October 15. A humorous frame tale with a country lawyer, a farm mortgaging plot, and a bucolic village setting promises a lively stage show packed with rustic characters and comic misadventures.
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Josh Perkins
Dhevuima
Eoopire
Alvin Jost
Woman Remedies for Kidney Troubles Promote Pinkham’s Compound
A 1900s advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a female specific cure for kidney trouble. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Samuel Froke and Mrs. J W Lang praising relief from diverse symptoms, invites others to seek advice, and notes a broader literary meeting drawing ridicule. The piece emphasizes the remedy as the only women’s kidney treatment and urges prompt consultation.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Samuel Froke
Prospect Plains
N. J
Pinkham
Andy Iss
J. W. Lang
Third Avenue
New York
Mra Winkham
Mass
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General News
Edward M. Pusson
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Germany
EF. T. Wade & Son
P.O. Bos
Phone Black
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Northwest News
PJ Cheseky & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walming, Kissan & One
Wll
Mamma
Ook
Drugeiste Brock & MeoComas Co
Schilling
Grocer's
Hone
Ghit
C.F. Colesworthy
East
Alta Street
Josi Perkins
OFO
Lake Eime
Pitteburg
John BE. Shaw
Lake Erie & Observer Ship Cant) Company
Ohio
Awhtubula
Pittsburs
Ohio & Penns Hyuinla
Josepi A. Comyo
Cleveland
Anhtebula
Evlo
Pittsburg
Shawte
Youngtown
Garfield Sewer
London
Ws Memorial Hall
Oll Mee Wewlin
Min
Pree
A. Kunkel & Co
D. Uwa Lang
Sirs
S. Frake
ACORN
Oserm
Iagas
Stransky
Stranseky
Furn'g
Stransky Steel
Mnes
W. J. Clarke
Court
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