Spiritualists to Debate Creed and Fraud at National Convention
The National Spiritualists convention in Washington opens with delegates from 22 states and several Canadian provinces. Leaders discuss defining terms for the sect, fights against creeds, and removing impostors while addressing growth of children in the spirit world and fraud revelations impacting credibility.
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Canada
Washington
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Masonic Temple
Union
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Riously
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News in Brief from Across the World and West
Sultan Abdul Aziz faces a serious plight and may disband his army unless French aid arrives. Valdez Alaska quiets but unrest rises as 500 Reynolds railroad workers storm the town demanding wages. In Oakland a secret meeting of 160 American born Chinese reveals an elaborate coastwide secret service to combat slave traffic. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy notes no progress on transferring the Atlantic Empress or building new Pacific liners. Nelson Morris estate in Chicago valued at about 20 million dollars with most in personal property and large charitable bequests to hospitals and family.
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France
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Oakland
Pacific Coast
Thomas Shaughnessy
Victoria
B. C
Pacific
Atlantic
Nelson Morris
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Chicago
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North Yakima Buys 20 Acres For Public Park Use
North Yakima has purchased 20 acres for park purposes. Whitman county, Washington, is now debt free after paying 250000 over ten years. Ruth Bouton a Spokane opera singer is described as a confirmed opium fiend by friends. Anti Asiatic societies in San Francisco plan a central group to push Japanese exclusion on the Pacific coast. Lewiston will spend 57000 on water and 30000 on sewers with more public improvements planned this fall. Grain warehousemen in Dayton struck for 40 cents an hour, up from 30 cents, affecting about 35 men. Charles Preston’s gambling arrest in Walla Walla signals a new drive to eliminate gambling. Judge Henry E. Sullivan of Spokane Supreme Court says he will enforce desertion laws strictly. A coffin mishap at a Tacoma burial saw the body fall into the grave after the glass cover broke. The navy considers offering free transport from the East to San Francisco to recruit labor for battleship repairs amid Pacific coast labor shortages.
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Whitman County
Wash
Ruth Bouton
Spokane
San Francisco
Pacific
Lewiston
Dayton
Charles Preston
Walla Walla
F. C. Fussinger
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
Weston Women’s Reading Club Elects Officers
Weston, Oct. 16. At a meeting Mrs. Geo. W. Proebster was named president and Mrs. Donald Lagier vice president with Mrs. Annie McDandlel secretary and Maud Hasbrouck treasurer. Weekly meetings move to Normal cottage. Dr. Cashatt to reside in Spokane, has bought a fine home and will settle there. Dre Corpe and Cashatt report Henry Stamper recovering well. Mrs. Harbour seriously ill. Several youths enroll at Normal for winter work. Viva Warren teaches in Pendleton. Edna Wishard family returned to Connell. Farmers desire rain to start seeding. some plow low spots already. Weston Normal vs La Grande basketball under way. Reception at Miss Lulu Simpson’s country home opens Bow Knot club season. all members attended and enjoyed the evening.
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Cashatt
Henry Stamper
T. P. Harbour
Viva Warren
Pendleton
Edna Wishard
Connell
Wash
Weston Normal Nine
la Grande High School
Freewater-Milton Canning of Apples Under Way
Freewater by Oct 16 reports Webber Russell Canning Co began apples canning yesterday with full help sought for season through April. Walla Walla fair exhibit led by Editor D C Sanderson. Freewater and Millon show strong products. Canning daily yields about half a car. surplus stored in leased Farmers' warehouse. Interurban car struck a cow near Over turf, halting traffic two hours. James Kirk shipped two carloads of alfalfa to Seattle, over 406 tons sold at 10 dollars per ton from Hudson Bay ranch. Many farmers expanding hay shipments. Milton: Jennie Dykes visited Walla Walla. Ralph Edwards return from Condon trip. H Fragler builds a six-room house at First and Chestnut. Apple picking and shipment rise.
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Webber Russell Canning Company
D. C. Sanderson
Walla Walla Fair
Walla Walla
Millon
Milton
Misae Jennie Dykes
Ralph Edwards Heave
Condon
H. Fragler
First
Chestnut Streets
Electric Bitters praised for elderly strength and vigor
A Dublin Georgia reader reports his 83 year old mother benefits from Electric Bitters for two years with strong appetite, good sleep, and vitality. The ad promises relief for female weakness and general debility, with stomach liver and kidney aid and a 50 cent price from Tallman & Co. druggists.
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Dublin
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Fr King s New Life Pills Offer Constipation Relief
An old ad promotes Fr Kings New Life Pills to regulate the liver and prevent appendicitis by establishing regular bowels. Sold for 25 cents at Tallman & Co. drug store.
Magnificent Stuyvesant Theater Opens in New York
New York October 16 the magnificent new Stuyvesant Theater the latest addition to the metropolis play houses will be opened tonight. David Warfield appears in his new play A Grand Army Man as the initial attraction marking the debut of the house.
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New York
New Stuyvesant Theater
Metropolis
David Warfield
Hermiston Library officers elected for term
Hermiston officials named F. E. McMullen as president Mra L F Furnas as vice president and M S Seroges as secretary and treasurer The meeting adjourned to meet again the first Tuesday in November Red Men officers installed in Hermiston for Umatilla Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men with 26 members elected ncls H Bartlett as prophet George H Carr as sachem Kyle K Boucher senior sagamore George W Tyacke junior Harry M Straw chief of records John A Donavan keeper of records S R Oldaker Roy Saxton and C L Morgan trustees
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Hermiston Library Association
F. EB. McMullen
Mra. L
Umatilla
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Constitutional Remedy
Advertised remedy claims catarrh is constitutional and cureable by taking internal doses of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Promises $100 reward for proof of failure to cure and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Bond Bros Market Benjamin Suite Best Made
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