Memorial Day Observed With Solemn Ceremonies in Washington
Memorial Day was observed in Washington with elaborate ceremonies as business paused across the city. About 18 000 graves were decorated with flowers and flags in national cemeteries. Charles Emory Smith delivered the day’s oration praising Union sacrifices and United States possessions.
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Associated Pr Dispatch
Washington,d.c
National Capital
Department of Government
Coimubta
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
United States
Washington
Preventive care to avoid milk fever in calving cows
Guidance on pre calving feeding and care for cows to prevent milk fever and blood poisoning. Recommends gradual reintroduction of grain and oats, linseed meal as laxative, fresh water and roomy ventilated stalls. Also notes milk handling, udder care, and the value of a healthy system. mentions a local notice about Mrs LE Hoowe and Fred Farrier family matters.
Excursion Rates To Yaquina Bay From Roseburg
Southern Pacific resumes excursion tickets to Newport and Yaquina Bay. Roseburg to Yaquina Bay rate set at 50 dollars. The popular resort area has long drawn favorable rates and steady interest from travelers seeking day trips and coastal scenery.
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Yaquina Bay
Newport
Roseburg
Supftermettar Chamber Co and Miller Adams Ad Offer
Fragmented ad text from Oregon 1903 shows a submission to the Supftermettar Chamber Co in Resescne and Pendleton with mentions of a Gillette supplement, smoke cartridges and agency sale for Canada. Also references to Jin Vaughn the Missouri Jack and stable locations near Roseburg with pasture terms.
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Supftermettar Chamber Co
Resescne
Ore
GenQemen
Topeka Fire Ravages City as Floods Ignite Homes
A large blaze in Topeka tonight, fed by rising floods, left an estimated 40 lives lost and more than 100 people feared dead. North Topeka is engulfed, with many houses afloat and fire spreading through the flooded district. Financial losses may reach into the millions.
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Toresta
Kansas
Topeka
Awakening After Twenty Years Sleep Ends in Tragic Death
Marguerite Boyeural of near San Juan dies a day after awakening from a 20 year coma described as a state of lethargy and faint awakening. Doctors and prominent physicians visited during the long sleep amid reported pale parchment like skin and extreme weakness.
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Marguerite Boyeural
San Juan
Marguerite Bournval
Citetumecane
Anvestigatios
Isi
Marguerite
Worthiess
Controlling a Goat Lice Infestation After Dip Cycles
The article discusses Angora goats plagued by external lice and their eggs. It weighs treatments using germicides and dips, noting mercury risks, and prescribes a two dipping cycle eight days apart to kill both lice and eggs without harming the goats.
Hope for the Philippines Major Halford Presses Civilizing Work
Maj. F. W. Halford, ex secretary to President Harrison with Philippines service, argues for steady development and Christianizing effort. He rejects Kiplingesque cynicism, says Filipinos will work and benefit from just courts and good governance. Dispatches note cautious Manchuria situation with Russia preparing for contingencies and coal shipments to Port Arthur.
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Rossia
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Insane Woman Cremated at Asylum in Fire Tragedy
Mrs. F. G. Tolle, a 46-year-old patient at the Assuitsa asylum, immolated herself in a closet using matches. Attendants found her engulfed in flames, dragged her out, and fought the fire but she died within minutes. She had been committed from the county last year.
Western floods devastate four states amid growing losses
A severe flood sweep across Oklahoma Territory Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa leaves fourteen dead and about 1000 homeless. Destruction spans Topeka Kansas City Des Moines and Omaha with bridges and rail lines washed out. Rain continues as officials warn flood levels may rise beyond 1854 disaster figures.
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Roosevelt Heads West for Wyoming Ride to Cheyenne
President Roosevelt began a sixty mile ride from Laramie to Cheyenne after a stop at the University of Wyoming where he spoke. He thanked the Black Hills Lodge Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for a gift and cited rail safety. Accompanying him were Sen Warren and other officials.
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Famine Exposé From Kwang Si Cables American Relief Plea
United States Consul General Mc Wade reports famine in Kwang Si with claims of destitution and child selling, citing sources from Kai Kwai Ping and We Chew. He notes mass appeals for aid, observers predicting thousands will starve unless relief arrives, and praises Americans for humanitarian motives amid war.
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Miners and locals bustle in small town notes
Harry Rice sorts ore at Legal Temper mine. Mrs. W S Johnson checks from Portland last Saturday. W P Johnson attends to business. BE Armitage builds a barn on Mrs Hansaker’s lot. B F Willie visits Roseburg. Jock Hamilton has arm sling for blood poisoning. Miss Jessie Wright of Placer in town staying with Mrs Foreman. Miss Gradt Hall spent Sunday at home. Prof Dillard of Riddle a Halham guest. Robert Johnson returns from Portland after his father’s accident. Mrs Z Hansaker ill. living on W H Kelley’s property. Mrs A W Cotton at church after fifteen months illness. C C White to prison with ore to Sibley works. wife to accompany. Uncle John Hall retired from Overland hotel, spends time at Hall mines. Curtis Johnson of Erie, Pa arrives. plans a large Glendale lumbering plant. Macedo nia committee says Turks burned Banitsi. 48 of 500 survived. women and girls outraged and killed.
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Riddle
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A. W. Cotton
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Wood-choppers urged to meet at Roseburg timber area
Advertises highest cash price for good timber four miles from Roseburg. Workers to form their own meeting group. Apply to Temple Brown in Roseburg.
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Temple Brown
Utah polygamy crisis prompt Utah senator Smoot expulsion bid
Last Friday in Los Angeles the General Assembly passed a resolution attacking polygamy and demanding Reed Smoot be removed from the United States Senate. It calls for legal action to redefine marriage and punish polygamy, urging Congress and the nation to use all legal means to expel Smoot and amend the federal constitution.
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