New Central found guilty. Portland murders and strife resolve
General news reports the New York Central convicted of rebasing with sentencing due tomorrow. Jean W Seiler, esteemed Portland citizen, killed by street car. Alex Widdowson arrested for brutal murder of Willard Moody. Portland waterfront strikers reach arbitration and return to work. Erie RR orders three massive freight engines. Northwest notes Ley Herron attacked near Salem. Malcolm named as Astoria customs collector candidate. Cattle prices in Wallowa lower this season. porary unrest noted. Frack Gorio to Salem penitentiary for fall breaking. Legislation urged to grant state electric railway fines jurisdiction.
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Valuable Painting Portrait Attracts Attention In Walla Walla
A portrait valued at 3500 dollars by H. G. Shriner, an American artist, is on display at Carnegie War Art in Walla Walla. The painting, said to be by Shriner who recently returned to Iowa after 12 years abroad, marks a modern approach to portraiture. It depicts Mr Mitchell of Whitman College and follows Shriner’s influence from European study, including time in Paris, as one of America’s leading portraitists.
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Paris
First Uruguayan Ship Reaches Puget Sound Port Townsend
The bark Ama Pegonakoa, the first Uruguay flag vessel to enter Puget Sound, arrived from Salinas Cruz after 14 days at sea. She will sail to Tacoma to load lumber. Owned and commanded by a Spanish crew, the ship also serves as a training vessel with thirty six students awaiting graduation as future steamer officers.
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The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Stanton Swamp Root Ad
A newspaper notice promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder disorders claiming it prevents heart disease pneumonia and kidney failure. It assures quick cures and urges readers to send for a free sample bottle and a book by mail at Binghamton New York.
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Blood Poisoning cured by Dr. King's New Life Pill
An advertisement claims chronic constipation causes blood poisoning and that Dr. King's New Life Pill quickly cures the condition. It promises to remove poisonous germs, renew vigor, and cure sour stomach, nausea, headache, dizziness, and colic without griping, guaranteed by Tallman & Co. druggists.
Hotel Arrivals at St George Hotel and Pendleton
A long list of guests arriving at Hotel St George and Hotel Pendleton includes W R Cilliette and wife Echo from San Francisco, J C Alutarby of Bolte, A Dippel from Portland, J F Connell and F Hearnsten from Spokane, M J O'Brien from New York, T S Kennedy from Sumpter, M W Hages Ritter Mix Nichol of Milwaukee, Ethyl Scott from Black Bear, and many others traveling from cities like Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, and Philadelphia.
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Sumpter
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Philadelphia
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Black Bear
Elephants Arrive for Texas Ranch Stocking
Velentine Texas Oct 18 The first shipment of elephants to stock a large elephant ranch near here arrived today. J P Adama and associates of New York accompanied five elephants in this installment. More shipments will arrive in weeks to stock the ranch, a first experiment in breeding elephants in the country. Adame and his partners are millionaires.
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Farmers Sneak Whisky Amid Dry Town Joke
In a dry town scene, two prominent farmers are described sharing a Nak of whisky. One winks at the other, they move to a side street and into a barn behind a stall where the bottle is sampled with a grin, illustrating a humorously illicit moment from the Albany Democrat.
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Real Estate Boom Rams Through United States With High Prices
A Seattle warned nationwide rise in land values driven by prosperity and speculation stretches from Ohio to New York. Experts say price gains vary by region with farm land up to 80 dollars per acre in some areas and suburban lots surging 26 to 190 percent in places like St Louis and Pittsburgh as speculation runs hot.
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Oregon Agricultural College to Offer Short and Dairy Courses
The Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis will offer two winter courses. The Short Course in Agriculture opens Tuesday January 8, 1907 at 9 am and runs two weeks. The Special Dairy Course is also to be offered this season for agriculturists and dairymen.
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L. B. Ziemer
Ziemer
Wisconsin Dairy School
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Corvalle
Oregon Agricultural College
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Lawsuit Over Time of Day in Texas Rail Case
A Texas case seeks to decide whether solar time or railroad time governs. The Tex and New Orleans railroad vs L B Hlehtower Jr centers on title to four lots in Beaumont. The mandamus seeks judgment per jury findings, but judge ruled the filing arrived after midnight railroad time. The case draws regional legal attention.
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Young mother restored after dyspepsia cure by electric bitters
Mrs W L Girlpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother aged 79 regained health after six months on Electric Hitters. She had twenty years of intense stomach trouble, now praises the medicine as the greatest restorative, claiming renewed strength and vitality. Sold by Tallman & Co.
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Danforth
Tallman & Co
Chicago Worker Falls Fifteen Stories to Death
Oliver Hackett plummeted from the 15th floor of a Chicago building while at work. A large crowd witnessed the fall, and Hackett died at the scene.
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