Unclear snippet: infant death rise and social notes
The article mixes demographics and personal anecdotes. It notes Chicago infant deaths up 60.1 percent since 1881 and broad declines in other age groups, followed by various odd personal mentions including Mastellar and Shaner, John L. Sullivan, De Beers, and violent incidents. overall, details are fragmented and inconsistent.
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Chicago
Peragne
J. F Mastellar
St. Francis County
Missouri
J. J. Shaner
Munstellar
Shaner
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
New York City
de Beers
Diamond Trust
John
Gruener
Golden wedding noted as Conyers honor 50 years
Mr and Mrs Enoch W Conyers of Clatskanie celebrate their golden wedding on a Wednesday. The McMinnville street fair and carnival ended Tuesday with broad success. Jane in Morrow county plans to sell 9000 in bonds to improve cash water supply and other municipal uses. Salem Commercial Club condemns state health board stance on water. Foster, a prisoner in Multnomah county jail, attempted suicide with a pen knife. SP engineer R L Jones sues Southern Pacific for 16400 in damages from a Myrtle Creek wreck. Maud Mason, 17, of Portland, missing since Saturday. foul play suspected. A large black bear in Phenix was shot by 12 sportsmen. Socialist leader John Metzger of Olympia committed to insane asylum. The Red Book 1903 lists Americans worth over 300000. Oregon has 1 name and Washington 3.
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Enoch W. Conyers
Clatskanie
McMinnville
Jane
Morrow County
Salem Commercial Club
State Board At Health
Foster
Mulenomah County
R. L. Jones
Southern Pacific
Myrtle Creek
Maud Mason
Portland
Phenix
John Metzger
Olympia
City Property for Sale with Houses and Land Listings
Property listing describes multiple parcels including 20 acres with house and barn by the river, 6 acres on Utopia, 10 room lodging house on Main Street area, and several smaller homes with lawn and orchard. Prices noted from 750 to 1450 dollars, with wholesale and retail outlets mentioned on Mary Street. Contact E. T. Wade & Son, P.O. Box 4, office in Malo area.
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Malo Street
Ousesud
Main Street
Gooden Holerale
Mary Street
Io Wale
Hotel Arrivals List From City Guest Book
A crowded hotel arrivals log lists numerous guests from cities including St. Paul Portland New York and Spokane. Names span Victor Staudecker HM Burke Norman Hackett John Moore and many more with households and families noted alongside single travelers.
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Victor Staudecker
St. Paul
HM. Burke
Portland
Gene and Wie
Nolit
Dickey
Louis James
Newark
Bourne
New York
Migs Sumner
Norman Hackett
John Moore
Frederick Warde
Mire
Mar Taylor
Johnson
Osler
Wadeworth Harris
E Ft Sterling
W. D
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From 19th Century Toledo
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable entarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists. Includes testimonials from local merchants Whert & Thaux, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, and J Cheney & Co claiming reliability and financial solvency. Mentions internal action on blood and tissues and states testimonials are free.
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Hall
J. Cheney
Toledo
J. J Cheney
Whet & Thuax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Holts Family
Wille
Bankers' Association Meeting Travel Rates Listed
American Bankers' Association in San Francisco October 20 23 1903. O R N will issue tickets on certificate plan all rail 34 15 via steamer from Portland 29 15 for round trip. For particulars call on or address F F Wamsley Agent.
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American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
F. F. Wamsley
Azent
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Cures Sore in Year
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes that an ugly sore persisted for a year until a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it sells for 2 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
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Otto Dodd
Ponder, Mo
Tallman & Co
Farms for Gale Sell Wheat Farms and Ranches in County
Bentley and Hartman advertise prime wheat farms and stock ranches with good improvements and ample water. Also listing desirable city property. Call for prices and details.
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Gale
Milton News Compiled With Ties to Lodge and Weddings
Delegates to State Lodge Rathbone Sisters attend events and a marriage is announced for Frank Neild and Miss Minnie James. Visiting locals include Miss Daisy Van Viankes in Milton and Miss Bessie Wright’s trip to Pentland. Mrs Chastain and Mrs McKenele travel to Portland for Rathbone Grand Lodge, while W C T U hosts a dinner at Mrs E W Phelps’s residence. Various townsfolk, agents, and visitors are noted, with social and civic activities across Milton and nearby areas.
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State Lodge Rathbony Sisters
Frank Neild
Miss James
Miss Wright
Portland
Dayton
Milton
Daisy van Viankes
Yellow Hawk
Vo HH Chastain
Mre
C J McKenele
Rathbone Sisters
Mre Chastain
Mra. MacKennie
Herculena Temple
EW. Phelps
Pred Rogenewelg
Athena
Estopia
Wash
Guy Q. Edwards
Jeanie Edwards
W. RK. Murphy
Aetna Insurance Company
E Whlcox
Il Wakeford
Penbleton
Music House
of & L. Wekefied & Co
Bessie Wright
Pentland
Mra
Ol. J. Bleroe
Bpell
Lawton
Knights of Peihlas
Thesie Trosber
Pomeroy
B Osnorne
Livtie Moneroye
Atheny
Matt Mossieve
Parasite Cure Promised By Newbro's Herpicide
A damaged 1910s era testimonial claims hair loss and itchy scalp are caused by a parasite in the scalp and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys the parasite to stop the shedding. Victor Idaho resident CH Reed and his wife report hair regrowth after using two bottles. The ad promotes sample requests and states it is sold by leading druggists with Detroit Michigan and local agents handling promotion.
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Newbro
CH Reed
Victor
Idaho
Tecuimonia
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Death of a Pioneer William Umberger of Baker City
William Umberger, a pioneer since 1870, died at his East Washington Street home from apoplexy at 9 20 yesterday morning. He left a daughter, Mrs. Harvey McCord, whose residence will host the funeral at 2 p.m. A longtime harness maker, he was a respected Odd Fellows member in Baker City.
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William Umberger
Washington Street
Baker City
Democrat
Harvey McCord
Umberger
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Changes in Catholic parishes stir The Dalles area
Father Bronageest, long serving at St Peter's in The Dalles, will leave early next week for Davenport Iowa to take priest duties there. Demaris, assigned to Baker City the past three years, will take charge of The Dalles parish. Bronageest expects Demaris to arrive Thursday.
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The
Dales
Bronageest
Defective Fire Engines Spark City Action in Walla Walla
Walla Walla Union reports tests on two fire engines on Sumach Street showed neither could throw expected water volume and the older engine could not be used for long service. The findings jolted officials who urged immediate action, and officials moved to act last night.
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Walla Walla
Sumach Street
Star chamber session decides to purchase larger enemy for use
In a closed session the group resolved to acquire a significantly larger adversary than prior growth units for immediate use, signaling a strategic shift. The decision outlined plans to mobilize the new foe promptly, with implications for ongoing campaigns and regional balance.
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Star Chamber
Eine
Willamette Fall Practice Scrimmage Injures Player
During a Willamette practice on a sunny afternoon in Salem Ralph Zereher, a regular university team member, was involved in a scrimmage when he twisted and fractured one of the Amal bones in his left ankle. He left the field for medical attention and will be sidelined during recovery.
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Willamette Sundiron
Salem Statesman
Ralph Zereher
Water bonds sold by Dalles City council vote
Rawlins & Scytt Chicago bid 60400 water bonds at a premium of $1.9, accepted by the Dalles City council by a 5 to 2 vote at a meeting reported by the Dalle Chronicle. Purchasers pay all expenses of furnishing and delivering the bonds as agreed.
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Dalle Chronicle
Rawlins & Scytt
Chicago
Dalles City
New Road Open For Travel To King's Ranch Area
A wagon road from Sumpter to the King’s ranch area will be passable by Saturday evening though full grading is 18 miles from the main line and not completed. The right of way is cleared and wagons can pass. about two weeks more will finish grading.
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Ovctob
Sumpter Hurnt River
Vvery
King's Ranch
No One Accused in Baker City Fire Mystery
The burning of the city bull in Baker City Saturday remains the county seat’s hot topic as visitors in Sumpter State read the Sumpter Miner. Officials explored a Hive wire theory on scientific grounds noting the wiring into the house carried only 125 volts. No clear suspect has been named yet.
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Baker City
Sumpter State
Sumpter
Pendleton Acrit No 2s Meeting Friday October 16
Fraternal Order of Eagles members are summoned to attend a meeting Friday evening October 16 at Hendricks' ball where several candidates will be initiated. J. T. Henkle is Worthy President and Roy W. Ritner is Worthy Secretary. A German physician in Leipzig promotes a system to prevent rheumatic contagion among invalids.
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Leipsig
Haverly Minstrels Tonight at Pendleton
Haverly's Minstrels and Frank Fuhrer the Creature of minstrels present a concert of latest New York overtures including Babes in Toyland Oz Prince of Pilsen and Sultan of Sulu at Whitmark Publishing Company bringing the famed troupe from New York City to Pendleton for a rare prairie appearance.
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Haverly's
Minstrels
Frank Fuhrer
Haverly
New York
Sulu
Whitmark M Pubiiahing Company
New Yok City
Pendleton
Peadleton
Alexander the Great dazzles Fraser theater guests
The Fraser theater hosted a new production of Alexander the Great starring Warde and James. Performances by Miss Sumner and James highlighted Cleopatra and Alexander with vivid court intrigue. Scenery impressed as snow fell in the fourth act making soldiers shiver and the audience recall a memorable show.
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Fraser Theater
Warde
James
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Perdivens
Cleopatra
Venlicewa
Cleomitra
Miss Sumner
Seth
Beawt
Prominent New York banker struck and killed by streetcar
The life of senior financier Henry Harrison Kwyce, long a figure in New York financial circles, ended Tuesday when he was struck and killed by a streetcar while in the city.
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Henry Harrison Kwyce
Bown
New York City
Tuessy
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