Large blooded horses shipped from San Francisco to New York
A record consignment from J B Haggins Ratichw del Pays sails November 19. About 600 horses including 509 brood mares and 97 stallions travel in 12 cars across four trains. Freight and expenses push total near 250000 dollars. Notable horses include Wiatcrews Goldfinch Golden Garter Star Ruby Toddington St Gavlen. Each car carries two handlers, a foreman, and a veterinary crew. mortality damages exceed 100 dollars per head.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Sillnote Central
New York Central
San Francico
New York
J. B. Haggins
St. Gavlen
Towo
Hagein
Kentucky
Hue
California
Finch
Cotton Movement Pressure Stems From Melting Quarantines
Miller & Co report that a thaw will release pent-up Mississippi Valley cotton, easing transport and likely sending a large flow to New Orleans. Quarantines hindered receipts, but a later months show private reports of farmers selling little since October. A week or more may elapse before official receipts reflect the shift.
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Missisippi
Orwane
Auction to sell Ruby Match Company patent rights in Camden
Drew E. Sanborn as receiver will auction the letters patent and the title and interest of the Ruby Match Company in inventions and match machinery used at the Camden plant. Five valuable patents covering match manufacturing will be offered. Representatives of several major matchware manufacturers are expected to bid vigorously. The Ruby Match Company is a Delaware corporation doing business in Camden.
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Drew E. Sanborn
Court House
Ruby Match Company
Camden
Ruby Company
Delaware Corporation
The Ocean Derelict and the Peril of the Sea
A dramatic reflection on derelict ships as silent threats to mariners. The piece describes a battered derelict looming from the sea, mossed decks, broken mast, and green swell, emphasizing its stealthy danger versus alert seamanship and signaling devices. It warns that derelicts strike without warning and lead to sudden, deadly crashes.
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Ieeberge
Fous
P.T. Mellrath
McClure
Rose Cutting Tips for Fall Outdoor Propagation
Country Life advises taking rose cuttings in fall shortened to about eight inches and buried in sand a foot deep through winter. In spring set upright in rows, trim to six inches, and they will root. Transplant into ornamental beds once established. Take cuttings just before frost arrives from nearly mature wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life
Procrastination vs Diligence Says Wise Adage
A fragment reflecting on time management and effort. It argues that the busier one is, the more time is found to complete tasks, while those with less to do delay and rarely finish. The tone resembles a pithy maxim on personal discipline.
Young man found guilty of attempting river suicide
A judicial report recalls a judge reproving a young man who tried to drown himself in the river. The justice urged reflection on the remorse his act would have caused and warned against self harm as a path to escape consequences.
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Oreen Bag
Humorous Exchange in Chicago News Parody
A playful Chicago News excerpt features a soap character remarking on familiarity with a man, and a Turkish ton n offering a retort about greeting an acquaintance. The dialogue satirizes social pretensions and misread signals in a lighthearted, period voice.
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Tou
Lownie
Chicago News
Government to establish wireless telegraph stations on Pacific coast
The government plans wireless telegraph stations at Puget Sound navy station Point Witxon Cape Flattery Wash North Head mouth of the Columbia river Cape Blanco Ore Table Bluff Port Aguello and San Diego Work will begin at one Puget Sound location with the project underway.
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Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Navy Station
Point Witxon
Cape Flattery
Wash
North Head
Columbia River
Cape Blanco
Ore
Table Bluff
Port Arguello
San Diego
Cal
Milton News Highlights and Local Ventures
Milton news notes Ralph Walter and Frnent McQueen open a meat market above William Nichole’s building. A 10-pound son was born to John McEwen’s wife Rebecca Humeman of Pendleton. MoeQueen’s group hosts a stockholders’ meeting with music by Mo'llan's Orchestra in Pendleton. Matt Monrove returns from a Portland trip. Mir W. Bo Richer of Ohio visits as a guest. The new opera hall stockholders plan another event with Mr Minn's Pendleton orchestra.
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Portland
Walters and
Queen
MoeQueen
Mo‘llan
Orchestern
Milton
Mir W. Bo Richer
Ohio
Hor Neler
Mra Vo A. Clastein
Matt Monrove
Mens
Ralph Waltere
Frnent McQueen
William Nichole
Bulldiga
Smith-Allen Haniware
John McEwen Mire
Rebecca Humeman
Pendleon
WW. McQaven
Minn
Pendleton
Ismian pow wow ends in misinformed money row
An interview with Lancaster Spencer reveals he claimed promised funds and bread from Dr. G Pill for a national convention near North Yakima that turned into a hop pickers gathering. Pill denies promising $1600 and shows receipts for two beeves and 600 loaves. The article also notes Sunday closing laws and a Notre Dame professor’s postal law arrest.
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Lancaster Spencer
Yakima Republic
Ty Anid
G. Pill
Cit
Hile Commission
Spencer
North Yakima
Hui
Midian
Krute
Republic
Lancaster Spencer O
Yakima
Surveying the Columbia River Channel by U S Engineers
Captain A Fries supervises ten engineers surveying upper Columbia between Snake River mouth and Portage railroad to cost the channel improvement for year round navigation. Three months planned. data to Washington for congressional funding. Nearby rapids and boulders to be blasted. river bar survey also eyed. Local Grange support sought. river and harbor committees to assist.
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A. Fries
United States Engineers
Columbia River
Snake
Portage Railroad
Oregon Daily Journal
Huis
Columbia
Cmatilla
Washington
Congress
Portland
Board of Trade
Oregon
Idaho
Grange No
Board of
Wadeslay
Major & W. Roessler
Centenarian registers for Election in New York
Oct 21 Simon Harris 104 of Norfolk Street Manhattan is the oldest registered voter for the coming New York City election. He has voted for over 40 years and remains fairly strong with full mental faculties. Though aged he expects to vote a few more elections.
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Electiam
New York
Simon Harris
Norfolk Street
Manhattan
Ex Mayor George H. Williams Ill in Portland
The condition of ex Mayor George H. Williams of Portland is pressing. He has been in very poor health for some months and entire recovery is not deemed possible.
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George H. Williams
Portland
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B. Hogein
WatchaAntity
Oateon
York, Ort
Miller & Co My
Wilmington
Del
Court of Chancery
Mrs. Richerson IB
R. L. Green
Department of Pharmacy
Notre Dame Universty
South Tend
Ind
Vermont
California Fig Syrup Ga
United States
California Fig Syrup Co
Orde
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Kayne Kinnan & Mavin
Mati
Rarth Co
Toke Hall
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
F. S. Younger
Main Street
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