Notable Crimes and Political Moves Across Several States
A Sacramento man Jerry Corcoran died instantly after a fall from a 45 foot pole at work. A Pickett County Tennessee affray left George Morris and John Buck dead after being mistaken for others. Harry B. Pyne killed himself after attempting suicide. Erik Waldemar Ehrstrorn, a Finnish-born Santa Ana resident, jailed for embezzlement of 3 990 000 while cashier of a large firm, pleads innocence. The New Orleans and Meadland railroad seeks 6 million capital to connect New Orleans to the Ohio River with Big Four ties. Nevada Republicans name Oscar Z Smith for Congress John F Mitchell for governor E B Dodge for supreme judge J H A Springmoever for attorney general and Orvie Ring for superintendent. The Hague hosts the International Tuberculosis Conference with Prince Henry present. France's Foreign Minister Borgeois named president of an anti tuberculosis council. Nye county commissioners remove entire Tohopah police for town interests. sheriff assumes duties amid multiple complaints about police conduct.
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Jerry Corcoran
Sacramento
Pickett County
Tenn
George Morris
John Buck
Starving to Death Solved by Electric Bitters, Claim
Mrs Mary H Walters of Columbus reports extreme weakness from bad drugs left her unable to eat or sleep. She credits Electric Bitters with immediate improvement and a complete cure, praising it as the best health tonic. Sold by Tallman & Co. for 50 cents with guarantee.
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Mra
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbus
Tallman & Co
Chemawa students pick hops delaying school opening
The 450 Indian students at Chemawa are picking hops, delaying the start of school until harvest is in. They are described as the cleanest and most active pickers.
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Chemawa
James Odell
Baker County
Walter Fernald
Agnes Rehberg
Pierce County
Tacoma
Everthing
Mead
Joseph Sweetman
Spokane
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Blood Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease unreachable by local treatments. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal medicine that acts on the blood and mucous surfaces, authored by a leading physician and long prescribed, with testimonials from Toledo, Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Hall
Bane
Toledo
Tate Hall
Pendleton High School Prepares for New Leagues and Large Enrollment
Pendleton Oregon September reports Pendleton High School ready for a state debating league and a state high school athletic league. Enrollment will be about 290 with seniors juniors freshmen and sophomores in defined credit-based classes. The faculty emphasizes closer student teacher cooperation and uniform class work requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Wil
Mowemverta
Pendleton High
P. H
Tahatroet
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Green's August Flower Promises Relief for Dyspepsia
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion liver issues and impure blood. It urges readers to buy a test bottle for 26 cents or a full bottle for 75 cents at their druggist and notes the remedy is non alcoholic and gentle for general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Tallman & Co
Notice of Bids for Concession Privileges in Oregon
Notice is given that bids will be received by the Secretary of the Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society until 12 o clock noon Saturday September 1906 for confectionery stands soft drinks tea cream candy and nuts fruit stand including all fruits in season coffee and lunch counter Each bid must be accompanied by a 25% bid check The board may reject any or all bids For full details apply to the secretary H C Willis Secretary Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society Other concessions available upon application to management
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Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
H. C. Willis
Foley’s Honey and Tar Security Against Cold
A neglected cough or cold may lead to bronchial or lung troubles. Foley's Honey and Tar from Koeppen's drug store offers security from serious cold effects. Blankets cleaned and laundered before September 15 at Pendleton Woolen Mill ready for sale.
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Foley
Koeppen
State Normal School at Monmouth Opens 25th Year
State Normal School at Monmouth begins its 25th year on September 26, 1906 with three full courses of study and a higher course recognized in Washington and other states. Additional work in general and special methods, school management for graded and ungraded schools, longer terms, higher wages, and better opportunities are offered. Catalogues with full information will be sent on request. Correspondence invited. Address J. B. V. Butler, Registrar.
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Washington
Alsa
Tonger
Norran
J. B. V. Butler
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the Fair Department Store
General News
Harry B. Pyne
Louisville
Erik Waldemar Ehrstrom
Santa Ana
Brazil
Ruselan
New Orleans
Nevada
Oscar Z. Smith
John F. Mitchell
E. B. Dodge
J. H A. Springmoever
Orvie Ring
The
Hague
Prince Henry
Netherlands
Minater M. Borgeois
Nye County
New
Northwest News
Harry Walker
Salem
George AH. Conrad
Portland
Conrad
Tite
Bond Bros
Complete Men’s Outfitters
J. W. Hupi
Pendleton
Ore
Holstor
Fast Oregonian
Thie Tute
Fugene
State University
Met
Trealty
Etutent
East Oregonian
Hotel
St. George
J. W. Chapman
Vincent
W. H. Coggerhall
San Francisco
F. Mitchell
J. BL Pink
G. C. Miller
Walla Walla
W. Staley
Frankform
BE C, McCook
Clty
Emmis
J. W. Harney
J. A. Allison
Foa
Clarksburg
H. Lo Hanson
Wallace
Chirles Webster
Netroit
Kalner
D. Porter
Waterville
Mira
Lowry
Chicago
Lucy Conn
Superior
D. Murphy
Welser
J. A. Andrews
Baker City
Mra. Berntson
W. F. Lee
Sumpter
K. RK
Irwin
New York
J. Shirey
W. Young
W. H. Shed
Denver
F. Powers
N. Berry and Wife
J. B. Heddy
J. Hayden
L. Allehoff
J. S. Gurnee
Anthony
H.W. Cameron
T. Boyd
Athena
G. A. Bawelt
E. L. Burges
Seattle
A.M. Hicks
M. L. Armstrong
Sorosis
Alexander
Lewis Hunter
State Normal School
Monmouth
Grocery Department
Rising Sun Stove
Arbuckle's
Republic
Starch. Com
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