Elk Slaughter Sparks State Police Hunt Near Birch and Camas
The report details seven elk killed in the Birch and Camas Creek foothills near the Blue Mountains. A suspected poacher is being pursued, with potential penalties including a $1000 fine and prison time. The incident marks a second elk slaughter in the region, prompting renewed calls for strict enforcement of state wildlife laws. The piece also notes a separate New York exhibition: the National Sculpture Society show opening at Madison Square Garden and a display of yellow erysanthemum Alice Roosevelt.
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Camas
Blue Mountains
Ukiah
Camas Creek
New York
National Scuipture Society
Tta
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Boycott of Post Office Stirs Oregon Train Tale
Henry Henson recalls a post office fight near Haines between North Powder and Baker City. Rival aspirants for a local office planned to boycott the post office by using up letters to force the mail clerk to handle free mail. The scheme aimed to end the clerk’s earnings by withholding mail volume.
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Henry Henson
la Grande
Huntingtm
Haines, & Way
North Powder
Baker City
Haines
Oregon Daily Journal
Whirlwind Finish For Odell Begins Campaign Rallies
New York October 30 Republicans prepare for a whirlwind finish in Governor Odell’s bid for re election. Odell will speak at three major meetings in Cooper Union Durland Riding Academy and the Bronx with Mayor Low presiding. Outside speakers include Secretary of War Root and Senator Foraker Ohio planned to headline rallies.
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Odell
New York
Greater
Cooper Union
Durland
Riding Academy
Bronx
Low
Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Charity and Correction Conference Opens in Iowa City
Prison officials county supervisors and others from many parts of the state gather in Iowa City for the annual Iowa State Conference of Charity and Correction. The two day program features round table discussions papers and addresses on subjects of interest to charitable and correctional workers.
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Charity and Correction
Iowa City
Iowa State Conference of Charity and Correction
Louisiana wedding ends in deadly strike event
A Louisiana wedding described by society reporters is linked to a fatal incident. The scene, typical of quiet home ceremonies, is noted for its unexpected violence and loss. Authorities investigated the deadly disruption, with details limited in current reports.
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Louisiana
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Postal Service Aided by Public Compassion
The piece extols the postal system as a vast humane engine that binds families, shares love and sorrow, and supports education and medical access. It highlights Chautauqua correspondence schools, rural medical advice from Dr. Pierce, and the low cost of letters enabling distant patients to obtain expertise, portraying the postman as the soldier of Uncle Sam.
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Chautauqua
Vilage
Buffalo
N. Y
R V. Pierce
Pierce
Invalids
New York
Kansas
Army of
Uncle Sam
Weston Oregon Home Town Offers Free Water and Building Sites
The Place to Live Weston is among Oregon's prettiest towns and hosts the only state educational institution eastern Oregon State Normal Behoo. It offers free water for household use for 10 years to buyers who build before April 1 1908 and sites at Normal Heights with water sidewalks grading and shade trees free at a low price. Plus Swiss minister Pioda retires sails for home to Rome to await new post as Corlian departs for London.
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Weston
Oregon
Oregon State Normal Behoo
Waton Improvement Co
New York
Pioda
la Bavole
Rome
Corlian
London
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Boston
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Turkey
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Supreme Court
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