Big naval gun near completion at Midvale works
Washington Sept 3 The fourteen inch gun, a precursor to the largest US battleships, nears completion at Midvale Steel. It will be tested next month at Indian Head with 1600 pound projectiles to measure velocity and power. If successful, future battleships may mount ten to twelve such guns in multiple turrets.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Family Cures
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve can rapidly treat burns cuts boils and corns for a whole family. The call to action urges readers to buy from Tallman & Co as a trusted remedy for common injuries and ailments.
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Drugelist
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Chemawa Runaways Captured Near McMinnville
Two Chemawa Indian school runaways Andrew Cave from this county and Ralph Braden from Umatilla were captured by Chief of Police Neal at a woodchop camp near Cave's brother three miles south of town. They were detained until H L Fickle, the school teacher, arrived and returned with them to the institution. They said hunger and hoppicking lure prompted their escape.
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Andrew Cave
Ralph Braden
Umatilla County
Neal
Young Cave
H. L. Fickle
Card of Thanks for Mrs McConnell's family and friends
We extend heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and bereavement of our mother Mrs Mary J McConnell. Signed Mrs W H Weaver Mrs C B Fuqua Mr J L Vaughan James G McConnell Robert McConnell.
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Mary J. McConnell
Portland Plans for President's Visit
Portland, Sept 3 Special President Taft arrives October 2 and will give a public address at the armory. He will lay the cornerstone of the First Universalist church the next day. A Hood River orchard buyer paid 25 per box for two prize boxes of Winter Banana apples to gift to the president, about 75 cents per apple, a record price for Oregon fruit.
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Taft
Armory
First Universalist Church
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Hood River
White House
The Aeroplane Hat For Milady's Head
Chicago near the National Millinery meeting seizes on the aeroplane hat. Described as a rectangular velvet confection with an aero plane rudder tail and winglike planes above a boxlike gear. Critics expect it to replace current millinery styles as the era’s must have headpiece.
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National Millinery Association
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Curtiss
Rheims
No Divorce Colony for Pretty Evelyn
New York reports about Evelyn Nesbit Thaw denying rumors she joined a Reno or Nevada divorce colony. She states she has never been to Reno, has stayed in New York for three years, and needs money to live on, planning no actions until settling with the Thaw family.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Faces Strong Opposition in Congress
Washington dispatch reports a growing insurgent movement against Speaker Cannon the so called Iron Duke of American politics. Rebels led by Fowler urge reform and challenge Cannon with plans to curb his control over committee assignments while the president contemplates tougher railroad regulation and tighter government oversight. The clash signals a rough upcoming session as supporters fear retribution and many incumbents may face difficult reelection battles.
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Suffragists Open National Headquarters in New York
Nine furnished rooms on a full floor at 605 Fifth Avenue become the national headquarters of the suffragette movement. Mrs. C H P Belmont funds $5000 yearly, with five rooms for the National Suffrage Association and the rest for state and other suffrage bodies. Belmont will direct propaganda work from this central hub.
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Millionaire to wed actress Pauline Fredericks in Roxbury
New York report states Frank M. Andreds, wealthy architect, will marry actress Pauline Fredericks after finalizing his divorce from his first wife. Andreds, an associate of Charles P. Taft, is renowned for his architectural work with specimens in major cities. Mrs Andreds, formerly Gertrude Reynolda of Dayton, is in Paris with her daughter Jane Culberson Andreds.
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Pauline Fredericks
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Charles P. Taft
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Gertrude Reynolda
Dayton
Paris
Jane Culberson Andreds
Miss Fredericks Gains Fame In Art Circles
Roxbury beauty and talents have earned fame in New York and London. Debuting five years ago she is well known in art circles for exceptional beauty. She has appeared on stage multiple seasons. Mr. Andrews of the Waldorf Astoria New York says he will not interfere with Miss Fredericks stage career.
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London
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Accident Woman Maintains Record in King County Jail
Seattle Sept 2 Mrs Maude Johnston known as the accident woman remains jailed on charges of defrauding Seattle Electric Co. Her sixth accident since arrest occurred in Oakland as she tripped over her skirt in the women’s ward, breaking her elbow while an earring tore from her ear. Her history includes numerous injuries and broken bones.
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Maude Johnston
King County
Seattle Electric Company
Porthind
Oakland
Pinchot to Confer With President Taft
Gifford Pinchot, chief of the U S bureau of forestry, passed through San Francisco on his return from Spokane and Seattle irrigation and conservation congresses. He will rest briefly at Santa Barbara then proceed to Beverly Hills to meet President Taft.
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Tafel Weds Laura Smith Taylor of New York
George F Tafel president of the Rockefeller Bible class at Fifth Avenue Baptist church married Laura Smith Taylor today. Tafel is a friend of John D Rockefeller Jr and long resident near Rockefeller’s Pocantico Hills estate. He helped organize the Bible study class twelve years ago with Charles F E Hughes later governor. He was elected president in May after the former leader left.
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Rear Admiral E K Moore Relieved at Portsmouth Navy Yard
In Washington on September 1 Rear Admiral E K Moore was relieved from command of the Navy Yard at Portsmouth New Hampshire. He reached age 62 on July 24 and was temporarily retained as commandant while Taft plans limit active duty to officers on the active list.
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Notice to the Public on Sunday ice deliveries
Notice is hereby given that after this date no ice will be delivered on Sundays. Parties needing ice on Sunday must order a sufficient supply on Saturday to cover the day. Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co. Who is Jolly What's Jolly?
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Coast League Yields Vernon Victory Amid Nine Inning Games
Portland endured a Vernon loss by 1 run in a nine inning Coast League tilt. In San Francisco Los Angeles 0 and Oakland 3 over Sacramento 0, while San Francisco overwhelmed Sacramento 7 to 0. Northwestern League action saw Spokane beat Portland 6 to 1 and Seattle stop Aberdeen 0.
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Quotes of Lincoln on freedom and emancipation
A brief quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln emphasizes that granting freedom to enslaved people ensures liberty for all. The line reflects Lincoln’s enduring belief in universal rights and the link between emancipation and national freedom.
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