Royalty at Portland Prince of Siam in city visit
Crown Prince Vajiravudh of Siam arrived in Portland on Saturday en route to Vancouver. Local officials welcomed him with a small ceremony. he then departed for Seattle. The prince, 22, travels with a retinue and has spent years in Europe, not engaged to a Japanese princess per reports.
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Porttagp
Vajirvudhi
Siam
Portland
Vancouver
B.C
Charles F. Beebe
Chamber of Commerce
Mears
Oregon
Seattle
Heston
Europe
China
Williams
United States
Royal
Beebe
Prince
Theesok
Shooting affray at Gardiner ends with captain’s self defense claim
In Gardiner a sailor named Lundgren of the schooner Dora Blunhin was shot by Captain Nelson of the schooner Lily at midnight on November 24. The ball hit Lundgren in the back and entered the abdominal cavity. He is hospitalized and in danger. the captain contends he fired in self defense after Lundgren threatened with a knife while on the wharf. The preliminary examination released Nelson on his own recognizance.
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Gardiner
Theadore Lanlgren
Dora Bluhn
Nelson
Lily
Tao Imule
der. Patterson
Capt
Neleon
Lindgres
Lundgren
Dora
Hiim
Mattera
Ss. M
Cottage Grove Beats Roseburg 16 0 In Thanksgiving Football
Cottage Grove dominates Roseburg with a 16 to 0 victory on a muddy field. Till scores second half TDs as CMA stops Roseburg in both halves. Postgame reception honors visiting Roseburg players with warm social thanks.
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Cottage Grove
CMA
Trojans
Roseburg
Blair
Jackson
Till
Roseborg
Ron
Ales
Hiccups Prove Fatal in Geaxts Man’s Death
Riley Moore aged 52 died after a violent hiccoughs attack four days after onset. He recently arrived from Missouri and leaves a wife and six children. Funeral held from his home in Geaxts yesterday.
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Geaxts Pass
Riley Moore
Quarantine Declared on Cattle Exports Amid Disease Fears
Secretary Wilson announces a 2 quarantine on cattle and swine in New England and prohibits exports from Boston ports. Investigations confirm foot and mouth disease in Connecticut River Valley Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. Ongoing actions pledge full USDA resources to stamp out the outbreak and prevent national calamity if it spreads west of the Madison River.
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Wastindax
Adrenttaire Wilson
Anil
Jeunie
United States
Stockden
Boston
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Riverxland
Massiechneette
Vermont
Meter
Leungra Pearson
University of Pennsylvania
June Law
Cornell
Wilon
Madison River
American Ambassador Cormick to Depart for Continental Mission
The London cable reports U S Ambassador at St Peterabert Robert N Cormick will begin his continental assignment today after a brief stay. He is reportedly pleased with the transfer.
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Robest N Cormick
United States
St. Peterabert
London
the Tribune
Des Moses Tragedy Affects Nearby Wedding Plans
Bert McNutt aged 24 killed himself at his parents home on November 28 the night before his wedding to Misa Maggie Goth. The wedding party waited and found his body upon returning. A farewell note offered no explanation and friends believe he was mentally unbalanced.
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Des Moses
Bert McNutt
Misa Maggie Goth
Young McNutt
Sir McNutt
Giuth
Snow Report From Cierrascoda And Dionvenam
Snow fell early across Cierrascoda Tennessee with about two inches reported on Lookout Mountain The report from Dionvenam notes the season's first snowfall melting as it falls The Diamond Tontine Company faced a legal filing by Judge Fraser in Portland The judge questions how many can expect to receive $100 from a $20 investment
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Cierrascoda
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Dionvenam, Alu
Fraser
Portlandl
Numerous Scores From Eastern and Pacific Competitions
Results list shows SORTITWEST and OACSI events with Oregon teams blanking opponents. Albany, Willamette, Whitman, Whitman and other colleges and high schools posted decisive wins over McMianville Roseburg Idaho and Brownsville with double digit margins. Eastern results include Pennsylvania beating Cornell 12 11 and Michigan routing Minnesota 23 to 6.
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Multnomah
Oregon
Washington
Pullman
OACSI
Pacific
Albany
McMianville
Willamette
Monmouth
Cottage Grove
Roseburg
Astoria
Columbia University
Whitman
Idaho
Ashland Normal
Oakland
Brownsville High School
Williamette Medics
the Dalles
Northwest Dental College
Pendleton High School
Baker High School
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Carlisle
Georgetown
Chicago
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Syracuse
Michigan
Minnesota
Stanfons
Utah
Prone crop of Oregon yields about 15 million pounds in 1902
Estimates by informed growers place Oregon's prone crop near 15 million pounds for 1902. The crop sold at about 33 1 3 cents per pound to growers, totaling roughly $487,500. Packing house labor added around $25,000, bringing overall proceeds to about $512,500.
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Oregon
Royal Mail Steamer Yare Reports Mont Pelee Eruption
The Royal Mail steamer Yare arrived at Martinique and passed Mont Pelee during Wednesday training to report that the volcano was erupting violently and the area near Mont Pelee was affected.
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Er Tuas
Royal Mail
Yare
Lore Talay
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Oregon’s Hidden Wealth and Untapped Potential
The article highlights Oregon as a sparsely populated but richly endowed state with vast mineral and natural resources, extensive fisheries and agriculture, and strong industrial bases. It notes population comparisons with England and California and argues Oregon has only two Congress members despite untapped wealth, urging future growth.
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Oregon
England
United States
San Franciso
Oakland
New England States
National Capital
Normal team winds up season with five games played
On Monday evening the normal team met to disband for the season Harry Excleston was elected student manager for next year Prospects include early September games and continuing until after Thanksgiving The team played five games with one win two ties and two losses This season saw more games than Norman teams in recent years Ashland Normal cancelled a planned game due to fatigue and rest plans After Thanksgiving vacation the boys will start basketball with coed support expected to boost the team Drain Nonpariel.
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Harry Excleston
Tise
Imeet
Ashland
Cottage Grove
Supreme court rules shade trees on public property belong to owner
Supreme Court decision holds that shade trees in front of a residence on public property belong to the property owner. The case involved a property owner suing a telephone company for cutting off limbs, a ruling of interest to property holders and corporations.
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Supreme Court
Glendale gains bakery and hotel expansion amid town growth
Glendale reports new bakery filling a long felt need while a Gilbertson addition rises as a hotel planned to open February first. Mrs Clarke prepares lumber for a large hotel addition and hotel patrons enjoy Thanksgiving turkey. The Southern Oregon Irrigation Co plans ditches to aid crops along the line. A school entertainment at the Opera House funds a library for the district.
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Glendale
Barrow
Schuyler Cole
Gold Bug
Mise Nora Miser
The
Glendale P
San Francisco
William Fr. Neff
Peyatlor
Gilbertson
Clarke
Turkey
Thoresay
Chayel Car “Entmansel
Grante Pass
Southern Oregon Irrigation Co
Wilber Items of local news and notes
Mrs. Chapman of Deer Creek visits her daughter Mrs. G W ithable. Thanksgiving exercises delight visitors. Minnie Ellison ends a successful term at Glide School and returns home Saturday. Walter Lamb and Miss Jose Dickinson wed at Cresig, Wash on Nov 16. A Mr Williams from a dale buys Hessemer's farm. Governor Geer grants full pardon to Earl Dur and, serving sentence since 1897, Durand's operations extended across the northwest.
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Mires
Minnie Ellison
Glide
Walter Lamb
Jose Dickinson
Cresigg
Wash
Rat
Williams
Dale
Hessemer
Satan, Or
Geertalay
Earl Durand
Sweatenen
Durand
Durand Oregon Company
Northwret
Sullivan Declares Bankruptcy in New York Suit
John L Sullivan former heavyweight champion pugilist filed a bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court New York listing liabilities of 2755 and assets of 604 in wearing apparel with his surname Sullivan noted in the filing.
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New York
J. L. Sullivan
United States’ District Court
Costly Mistake Warns of Thunders and Dypepsia Remedy
A short warning notes that thunders can be costly and touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headaches liver or bowel troubles sold at A C Marsters and Co's Drug Store with a promotional tone.
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Dr. King
A. C. Marsters & Co
Barr's Music Store
The Heart and Its Demands Under Strain
The article extols the heart as a compact engine moving vast blood flow daily and links overwork to rising heart failure deaths. It touts Golden Medical Discovery as strengthening the heart and nourishing the body, offering free specialist opinions by mail from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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BA. Booth
A.C. Marstens
H.c. Galry
Douglas County Bank
Oks
W. Benson
R.A. Bootie
T . Giisertty
F. Kelly
A.C. Marsters
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Strong's Furniture Store
B. W. Strong
Jackson St
R. F.winslow
Optician
York
Flint’s
First National Bank
C. W. Parks &Co
Empire- Vert
C. P. Bansano
Royalty
Crown Prince of Siam
Theo. Langren
Roseburg High School
Reselarg
Hiccoughs
Grants Pass
Southland
She
Bucklen
A. C. Marsters & C
Deng
News OF the County
Wilber Items
Mrs. Chapman
Deer Creek
Mrs
G. W.ithable
Harwams
John L
Currier’s Grocery
Monopole Brand
Grocer
J. M. Weatherby
Bury
Martin
Roseburg Real Estate Co
Pride of Douglas
G. W.bashford & Son
Gardiner Cool Bay
Pat
Moodar
Drainers Bay
Allry
Churchill & Woolley
Popular Music House
W. A. Burr & CO
Roseturg
Ore
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