Drowning Fleet Losses and Labor Strikes Headline North Sea News
A North Sea sun storm caused heavy drownings among sailors of various nationalities, mainly Delong English. Omaha printers strike for an eight hour day and union recognition as employers resist. A whaling schooner arrived New York with 90 pounds of whalebone, a record haul for a single voyage. Five tons of molten iron exploded at Wals Coe steel works. one man burned fatally and others injured. Frank & Kemp of Chicago, former Kenosha bank president, convicted of fraud and sentenced to two years in state prison. France seeks funds to cover Venezuelan claims, while Alice Roosevelt receives gifts valued at 290 thousand with 60 thousand duty due. A Presbyterian church janitor’s candle caused a fire destroying the church. his funeral followed. Sam Shubert’s heirs pursue a $200,000 suit against PAL Ped company in U.S. court. European industrial coalition warned to curb American goods. Gas exploration near Boston depth 2500 feet with vast escape daily. Milwaukee bankers’ trials set for November 30. a Hyattsville man under arrest for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Wals Coe Steel Works
Toilet
Frank & Kemp
Chicago
Kenosha State Bank
Kenosha
Wis
France
Ipaat Orohe & Cow
Cotreion
Vinezuel
Mia Alice Roosevelt
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Northwest News World Notes on Oregon Idaho and Montana Events
Northwest news briefs cover the 16th anniversary of Politic university in Forest Grove. Colfax seller Daniel Johnson moved 2940 mutton sheep at £4 10s. Lewiston Idaho reports 1500 paid admissions. Various crimes and local happenings across Oregon Washington and Montana include horse theft charges in Glasgow and a fire at Vancouver B C causing significant damage. Grants Pass reports 736 pupils and a notable three story brick structure. Berkshire hogs bred at Pullman state farm receive orders ten times higher than supply. Grand Forks B C furor over a man who perished in a cabin fire is explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. Johnson
Colfax
Pere-Brutin
Lewiston
Idaho
Tate
Henry A. Logan
First Baptist Church of
Oakland
Cal
Ethel Cook
Medford
Oregon
George Casein
Glasgow
Mont
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Grants Pass
Cottrell
wWirehoum
Vancouver
B.C
Rocky Mountaine
Washington State Agricultural College
Pullman
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
J H Simmons of Casey Iowa writes of a fearful cough that kept him awake. He tried various remedies before using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, which he says completely cured him. Trial bottle free at Tallman & Co and Brock & Mo Tomar’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Simmons
Casey
Iowa
Witter
Ant
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Tod Brock & MoTomar
Didume
Pendleton Bay Military Theater Band Notice
Members are ordered to report to the band room on Cottonwood Street with instruments and pouches Friday evening October 20 at 7 o clock for regular practice. The newly elected member Offo Houser Halle Bean Lewter Strain Tray Jay and Alfred Fite Geraldtity are requested to report Saturday evening October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Street
Instrumenta
Muse
Offo Houser
Halle Bean
Lewter Strain
Tray Jay
Alfred Fite
Gerald Tity
Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Local Notices
We offer a reward for a cure of a lingering cold with Halle Vaterrh Cure. Wording includes a legal notice from WALDING KINNAN MAI IN regarding obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised at 75 cents per bottle, sold by Piglets. John Raycroft starts a weekly paper, the Ganette, at Wavarly, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Cumaey & OO
Cheney
Pranancitinn
Walding, Kinnan & Mai
Hall
John Raycroft
The
Palifieta Blancherd
Ganette
Wavarly
Wash
Oregon Lawmakers in Land Fraud Trail Looms
The piece outlines looming land fraud charges involving Oregon representatives including Mitchell and Williamson, with Hermann and related figures under scrutiny. It notes the cases may begin late this year or early next, potential delays, and a push to protect state interests while the federal proceedings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann
Oregon
Wellington
Wil
Mitchell
Wil HinnieOn
General Land Office
Olaimed
Tt Ie
Cle Wtilte
Clairiot
Fras Che J
Congress
Wallington
Hoth
Williamson
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
United States Supreme Court
Eave le
Mbuyal
Hermann Naw
Kimeel
Neapon
Agin
Concert Tomorrow Night by Virlan-Newhall at Frazer Theater
Phil Harmonie Society presents the Virlan-Newhall concert and bell ringing ensemble at the Frazer Theater with a male quartet and Hell ringers. The program includes “A Broken Heart” and a feature from the New York Empire Theatre company. Also notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cancer and burns with a local testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virlan-Newhall
Braver Theater
Phil Harmonie Society
Parlan-Newhall
Bell
Philharmonic Society
Mintne
Golorade
Fraser
New York Empire Theater Company
Pendleton
berthi‘Hing
Montana WIT Plays Whitman in Big Football Clash
The University of Montana football squad meets Whitman College in Walla Walla on October 25 in what is billed as a top national game. Montana’s lineup is heralded as one of the best in the country and the contest is expected to be a highlight of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Wit
Whitman
University of Montana
Walla
Whit- Man College
Mrys
Stitcerian
Gas Plant Planned by Anferai’s O Company at North Yakima
Anferai’s O Company agreed to establish a gas plant in North Yakima with a 2000 dollar certified check deposited by the city to secure performance. The deal requires completion within 70 days and full operation within one year, with city receipts sharing increasing to 2 percent after 1010. The franchise runs 400 years, with rates not to exceed 17 per 1000 feet, and a private purchase option after 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Yakima Republic
Anderson Gas Company
Thin City
Anderson Rep. Reveritali
Elty
Jie
Furmnhight
The Sex of Angels Debate Stirs Bt. John Cathedral Anger
New York artist Gillkon Burgham faced intense clash over the gender of angels in his Angel of the Annunciation and Angel of the Resurrection sculptures intended for Bt. John the Diving Wh Mornies side Helghta. He halted work after church authorities pressed for masculine forms, arguing the figures convey religious and spiritual beauty and should remain unchanged.
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Gillkon Burgham
Bt. John
Helghta
New York
Tturytons
Nia Arieen
Buggtum
News from Louisiana senator and a deaf exchange
A Philadelphia correspondent visits Senator MecEnery of Louisiana in the Senate chamber asking for news. The senator falsely mimics questioning while the correspondent pantomimes a response. MecEnery then jokes about an infernal check and returns to the chamber. Lawthers Transfer Co advertises day and night service with contact details.
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MecEnery
Louisiana
Nmport
Louisiana News
McEnery
Senate Chamber
Philadelphia Seder
Mr McEnery
Senator McEnery
Senate
Senator Poeter
Miank
The
Palladium
Alaska Gold Output and Seattle Receipts From 1906 Season
The gold season of 1906 closes with Seattle handling receipts totaling over 10.6 million for January to September. Yukon yields reach 6.15 million, Nome contributes 1.92 million, and Tanana yields 0.17 million, with overall gains versus 1904, including 2426 deposits to date and 107,721 ounce weight for the year. The office, led by Chief Frederick Wing and head accountant George B. E., manages the extensive mint system guiding these financials from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmiger
Frederick A. Wing
Seattle
George BE
Adina
Ol Taliow To & Cent
Washington
United States Army
Yukon
Ceuaon
Nome
Tanana
Troy
Local grocery label hints at Schmidt’s Best product mix
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a grocery label and possible product branding with the phrase Schilling's Best and vague references to stores and stock. The readable bits suggest a local retail context but lack concrete facts or a full story.
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Sam Shubert
Line
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Herr Colnsberger
Europe
Baston
W. Va
Henry G. Goll
Milwaukee
First National Bonk
Frank G. Pigelow
Leavenworth Pentforminey
Jim
Winfield Scott Hancock
Genet Hancock
Hyatteville Vu
Mia
Emma Siillwood
Wash- Inktom
D.C. Joll
Mile Fom . & Warebouwe
MT. Wade & Son
Mathie
Waiters
Northwest News
Politic Luniversity
Forest ‘Grove
Hhh” Clark
Chek
Montana
Grand Forks
Midway
Pendleton Bay
Military Theat
Lomon Cosoe
Poxsitloe
Hienkey Anstous
Mitchell Fapecis
Bucklen
James Walters
Duffie. Va
Tallmin & Co
Drock & Met
Rader
Anferai
Morfalt
Waleirise
Lawthers’ Transfer Co
Malm St Thone
Teese
Bristol
Atlanta
Alaska
bin Nive Mayene
Schilling
Crocer
Puseyla
Winslow Bros
Jeweler Optician
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Lee & Cold Storage Company
East Oregonian
Howe
Manel
the Fair Store
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