Walla Walla Teachers to Meet and Other Notices
A fragmented 19th century style OCR item mentions Walla Walla Teachers to Meet on Saturday with candidates for superintendent and local electoral notes, including George W. Mmciiled and WM. Dave, amid scattered banking and railway references and miscellaneous notices.
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Walla Walla
Willa Walla
Der
Walla
Willa
Tee
Fepwhieny
Sani WM
Dave
Genioeretie Orilinee
Appointed officials meet to discuss irrigation project plan
Representatives of the commercial association and city leaders convene in Lowell to plan the Butter OM irrigation project. The meeting aims to appoint someone to oversee inland Empire development and prevent abandonment of the project, with attendees including Dr N Gi, Walla, Sehneon, and Smith among others.
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Erasugo & A
Lowell
Hert
Peer Aid Cc
Horketoy
Pendiator
Walla
Robo
Coyote
Mr. Horiethin
Er Perrone
N. Gi
Sehneon
Tram Pal. Smith
A, c, Willie, Mere
C. D. Teel
J. Fee M. War
New York City Opens Rapid Transit Subways
Mayor McClellan, at the ceremony in City Hall, opened the new rapid transit subway with a silver controller. About 50 000 invited guests rode the first trains, and the public access begins at 7 oclock tonight. The event featured citywide signals, bells, and cannons as ceremonial events marked the launch.
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New York
Metropoli
McClellam
Aldenmantel
Silk growth in Japan boosts cocoon crop prospects
Louis B. Magid of the Silk Culture League argues Japan's cocoon harvest may reach 100 million silkworms, yielding about 35.6 million dollars. He contends federal support could rival cotton in earnings, noting Japan’s government promotion of silk and comparing timelines for silk versus cotton production.
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Japan
St. Lota
lLouie B. Magid
Silk Culture League of
Ullujah Balls
Georgia
Mir
Magid
Mike
Carbolic Acth Tragedy After Murder Charge
W W Calteet a collator committed suicide with carbolic acid hours before an attempted murder court appearance. The incident follows a prior shooting and wounding of BR M Dunham, president of the California Business Slage, tied to a money quarrel.
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Jen Finnelaen
W. W. Calteet
BR. M. Dunham
California
Student from Japa nese f oreign study found dead in dorm
In San Francisco on October 27 a Japanese student described as Kelps Kuio or a variant was found dead in a dormitory room. Authorities report the cause as asphyxiation from gas. The victim, aged about 31, recently arrived from Japan and planned to enter the University of California.
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University of California
San Francino
He University of California
Washington
Metcalf
Kempff
Din‘tefet
San Francisco
Imaginary torpedo boats strain Russo British talks
Frightened Russians report seeing torpedo boats during a Dogger Bank incident. Admiral Rosjestvensky denies aiming at trawlers and says he did not injure anyone. Reports say both governments seek a peaceful settlement as Britain and Russia review the incident and possible mediation efforts continue.
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Rusia
London
Rojestvensky
Count Weerkendorf
Rne- Hun Ceet Aepied Dogger Bank
Rosetivensky
No Verdict In Swauger Death Case Probed
Coroners jury investigation into Seymour Swauger death yields no foul play. Evidence suggests accidental death with witness accounts of Swauger on a box car and possible fall or being struck. Blood traces and body movement noted. some testimony hints at No. 22 train involvement, but no definitive conclusion.
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Swauger
Pendleton
Bingham
Waffle
Swanger
Bwauger
T Hat
Huntington
Eme
Sti
Engi
Russian skirmish reports and market news update
Reports from Mukdon and St. Petersburg recount Japanese fire and Russian advances, with forces returning to positions. Wheat futures in Chicago opened higher and then eased, while values for corn and oats are listed. Ongoing county valuation figures in Baker County detail livestock, land, and roadbed values, alongside a note on river train routes. Parker departs New York for Esopux, with a speech trip planned, and a pioneer obituary from Wall Walla notes Caroline McKinley’s death.
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Mukdon
St. Petersburg
Oregon exhibit grows with 80 families listed by Dr. Leroy Vielis
Dr. A Le Roy Vielis from the Oregon Information Bureau arrived in Milton to finish collecting the Milton irrigation district exhibit. He reports a wide survey from Albany to Hood River and says the union depot Portland exhibit now shows the finest collection of Oregon products, described as magnificent. Hood River produced 12 boxes of fruit for the Portland exhibit, most shipped to St Louis for the World's Fair.
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Milton
Auper
Oregon Information Bureau
Portland
Pendleton
Leroy Haw
Portland Union Depot
Albany
Salem
Corvallia
Philomath
Toledo
Yaquing Bay
Newport
Forest Grove
McMinnville
Fairview
Gresham
Cascade Locka
Hood River
Leroy
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Oregon
Hood River District
St. Louis
Information Bureau
Woodcraft Flourishing As Eight-Year-Old Order Expands
Mrs Way Ovadall led a Women of Woodcraft board meeting in Leadville and attended the Praternities Congress in St Louis while eight years old next January 3 1906. Colorado events boosted by Denver Leadville and Portland efforts with 250 candidates at a Denver meeting. Membership projected at 46 000 with 60 5 new initiates. headquarters debated as Pendleton Portland and Oakland vie for permanent site.
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Leadville
Praternities
Mere
Corrie
van Oradell
Women of Woodcraft
Mian Ciurnl Vionei Dill
Louie Aid Pointe
Colorado
Mra
Way Ovadall
Pendleton
Nonth
The
Towle
Sprarte
Denver
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Landville
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Burns Eyes Walla Walla as Pride in Fair Growth
Robert Burns predicts Walla Walla County will appropriate about 6000 dollars to aid a fair and racing association. He cites a Wellington law permitting commissions after two years of operation and notes strong turnout and profits from the recent rope meet and fair. Burns traveled from Pendleton for business and plans to return home tomorrow.
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Robert Burns
Walla Walla
Robert Burn
Co Rn. & N. Company
Whellington
Ie Commissionere
Walla Walla Con
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla Perjurer Guilty Verdict
Walla Walla October 27 John Adams Schmidt found guilty of perjury in naturalization of Russians for voting. He faces six years at McNeill's Island and a fine of 1000. The superior court affirmed the district court ruling in the case.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walle
John Adams Schmidt
Monet
McNeeill's Island
Riot over arrest sparks village riot in Rome
Rome Oct 17 The arrest of head peasant Logue on a charge of swindling Ban Piervernotive village has mobilized about 3000 inhabitants. In an attempt to liberate the accused man a riot ensued as authorities tried to restrain the crowd. Police restored order later.
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Rome
Logue
Ban Piervernotive
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