New racing course in Kentucky opens with $300000 spent
Douglas Park in Loulaville, Kentucky, is unveiled as a new racecourse after $300,000 was invested. Other items note a fatal accident in Aberdeen Washington when a building collapsed on Ed Learned, a Chinese language mission for New York Catholics, a fatal assault in Lockport over the Gan[a], and a Kansas City line power house fire with $2200 losses. Additional mentions include John Jacob Astor as a leading private mutoneite owner, a destructive Purley, Ohio fire, deaths of Herman Gelrich and Rev FR Deatts, a lagging umbrella import pace, German prayer language protests by Polish students, Secretary Taft on Philippine tobacco duties, and island agricultural needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Learned
Aberdeen
Wash
Catholic Church
New York City
Lockport
Joseph Lynch
Nelson
John Cowderey
Public Power House
Kansas
Purley
Toloha
Burley Harn
Walkers Caloon
Herman Gelrich
New York
Turn Verein
Ding
Kaiser Wilhiem der Grove
Hambure
Der
Francie FR. Deatts
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian .Theological, Seminary
Poren
Germany
Taft
Labor unions and labor Day events across Washington and Oregon
The report notes union activities in Yakima with carpenters and other trades celebrating Labor Day. It mentions missing bark Nicholas Thayer near Seattle, wreckage suggesting loss at Kodin Island, and Ot to Pleper chosen as a delegate to a Milwaukee lodge. Rural carriers organize for 26 mile route limits. search continues for Joseph Simpon in Grand Forks. Northern Pacific shipments stalled due to power shortages. blockade threatens freight. Local crimes include release of Jack MacLean from Walla Walla prison and alleged murder trial in Okanogan county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Nicholas ‘Thayer
Seattle
Piaces
Kodin Island
Otto J. Pleper
Tekoa
Wallace
Grand Lodge
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Milwaukee
Washington
W. L. Maya
Walla Walla
Joseph Simpron
Grand Forks
B. C
Kidney trouble warning and remedy at Despain store
An old notice touts the danger of insidious kidney disease and urges Foley's Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease. Also mentions Despain's Cash store offering bushels of bargains on the fe and Me counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Koeppen
Despain
Farm Land Values Rise Across States in 1900s
Washington report shows middle western states posting varied gains in farm land value per acre from 18 to 857.42 dollars, led by Wisconsin and Illinois, while states like North Dakota and South Dakota see modest growth. Secretary James Wilson collected 45,000 letters to estimate market-based values, revealing substantial national increases and noting tax assessments undervalue land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Timois
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kaneas
Oregon
California
Idaho
James Wilson
United States
Punt
Wison
North Central States
Wilmote
Kflare
Tews
Min
Anor
Ohie Gat Noteaska
Ohlone
Mineturf
Witcowain
Karen
Louie Lui
Tanisinna
Kentucky
Staten
Workinston
Hotel Arrivals and Catarrh Cure Ad Snippet
A list of hotel arrivals across Portland and nearby cities is followed by an dubious medical ad claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat catarrh internally. The notice cites various names and places and ends with a product pitch for Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Tata
V. J, Chenry & CO
Mropa
Toledo
Drageiste
Starving to Death and Cure by Elpe jtrie Ritters
Mrs. Mary H. Walters of St. Clair Bt Columbus Ohio writes she nearly died from a weakened stomach and nerves after useless drugs. She claims Elpe jtrie Ritters brought immediate improvement and a complete cure, guaranteed by Tallman & Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair
Columbus
Elpejtrie Ritters
Notice for Bids by Eastern Oregon District Society
Bids for confectionery stands fruit stand coffee and lunch counter drinks ice cream and candy a tusk for the Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society are due by 12 noon Saturday September 8 1906 at the secretary office each bid must include a 25 percent bid check and the board may reject any or all bids full details from the secretary Other concessions available on management request H C Willis secretary Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by Koeppen's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Eastern Oremon Mistrict Agricultura
H.C. Willis
Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Stones Set on Fire in Ireland Sees Odd Sea Phenomenon
A garbled but vivid report claims remarkable sea action off Ireland's west coast near Ballybunton and Hallybunton. It describes cliffs, caves, and a "volcano" scene with yellow brick, urging readers to believe unbelievable coastal wonders in a stormy, surreal account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureland
Casey
Ireland
Ballybunton
Elff
Hallybunton
Mrhy
Ciiffe
Rallehunion County
Leon Pyetter
Tim
Ganon
Erick
Imele
Billy Linton
Yellow Freak Briek, Foul Amolliog, Witter
State Normal School at Monmouth Mma Graduation Notes
State Normal School at Monmouth announces graduation updates and the annual offerings. Directors report month graduates and upcoming training in methods, supervision, and school management for graded and ungraded schools. Catalogs and correspondence invited from prospective students and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Monmouth
Braduates
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the Fair Store
Pendleton
General News
Douglas Park
Loulaville
Northwest News
Portland
Spokane
Northern Pacific
BR. H. Humphrey
Whebbington State National Guard
Seagir
Nid
C, TK. Simpson
Connecticut
Jack MaecLean
ND Bros
Omplete Men’s Outfitters
St. George
R. N. Stanfield
Echo
A. E. Kinney
J. A. Allison
G. L. Richardson
F. G. Gardner
F. A. Trumbull
M. 8. Kiibs
H. C. Rugg
A. C. Loy
H. A. Hogland
Mra, Chapin and Daughter
Cove. Ore
J. D. Matheson
la Grande
Lloyd’ Kern
J. McCan
la l' Grande
N. J. Johnston
Ottawa
Frew. Hamilton
Batford
Ellenaburg
George Algie
Atore
Sorosis
Alexander
Lewis Hunter
Thiktr Cours
Ufe
Butler
Grocery Department
Sumer
Rising Sun Stove
Arbuckie
Republic
Rutter
Kaas
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