St Johns Review declares Republican praise for Roosevelt
The St Johns Review notes endorsements by Republicans meeting in Portland praising President Roosevelt for his internal peace efforts in the Philippines and trade improvements with Asian nations. It lauds his civil rights stance and criticizes revolt at the net Webvie context, asserting broad support for his administration. It emphasizes confidence in Roosevelt as a wise and patriotic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Arwood
Oregon
Roosevelt
Anil Pbroud
Republiciiny of
Bin
Philippines
Ate
Re Orient
Eivil Hightentanels
Cnet
Webvie
Cliteatiinness
Unclear text on ties and votes in contested matter
Fragmentary record describes opinions and debates over ties and votes in a political dispute. It references figures named in a garbled way and hints at divisions over contentions and decisions, with mentions of reactions and possible outcomes.
Deserves StvoRt 10 Mike Ciitaty inlevy tale
A garbled OCR paragraph mentions a figure tied to a capital firm and a commission under a standard guideline. It references legal actions and territorial claims with unclear names and places. The text remains opaque with many corrupted terms and fragmented phrases.
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Mike Ciitaty
Tie
Miltionaire
Tally Hinerttsinen
CNL
Ambaaty
Louie Cotahy
Hiv
Vantage
Natal
Codaliy
Hin Big
Ekorprowa
Aereuie
Vibe Petvat
Port Ne to Seattle Man Tries Bank Check Scam
Ted PT Know We Caused Jo Cobb shbetake Tether and the Oregon Savings Bank figure in a failed check scheme. Culley saved money, tried to draw from the Oregon Savages Bank, left Port Ne for Seattle, and was jailed after presenting a worthless check. Authorities allege plans mirrored other instigations while seeking bank shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffer
Oregon Savigs
Aeid
Peas
Eee Mae
Stiytia
Good Samaritans and the grafters in disguise
A critical, satirical call to recognize genuine humanitarian aid versus corrupt graft. The piece contrasts selfless locals with priests who ignore suffering and warns that private hands may be exploited by public figures. It likens humanitarian aid to a crop of grafters ready to exploit generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Minnie
Saint Johns
Jon Hin
Ladd Retires From Portland Water Board After Long Term
The Portland water board sees the retirement of Wo Mo Ladd after years of service. Ladd stood as a central figure amid city debates and board prayers, guiding contracts and open discussions. His departure ends a era as St Johns and other districts assess future governance and reform methods.
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Portland
Hye Ottf
Wo Mo Ladd
Portland Water Board
Ladd
Water Board
St. Johns
Great Graft Report Sparks Portland Speculation
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local note about a portland area graft or scheme involving the McCurdys and a New York site. It hints at profits, a fest of offs, and a hoped civic scoot, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled. The item reads like a speculative brief from a small community page.
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TF Portland
Houl Innatie
McCurdys
New York
McCirtys
Portland
Fragmentary notes on a hunting misidentification incident
A garbled OCR fragment references danger from misidentifying hunters and animals. Mentions of a hunter mistaken for a Wick, possible fatal outcome, and scattered phrases about a gander and protective actions. Reading is partial and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ganiy Plea and Hall of Tatts Mentioned in Review Note
The text references a request to send Ty at once and mentions a Ganiy on God's green earth resisting graft by McCanty. It notes an offer and permit, with the Review willing to lower the note and provide an address, and hints at establishing another hall of Tatts.
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McCanty
Wedded At Home In October Ceremony
Wilfred A. Scott and Mire Lettie Heebe wed in a home ceremony at 10 o clock on October 4. Rev OC H Samptell officiated at the Metisntal Dots home of the bride. The couple, longstanding locals, have lived in the same community for seven years and hope for prosperity and happiness.
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Sturday
Wilfred A. Scott
Heebe
OC. H Samptell
Metistiotehuveh
Missy
Carnation Club Invites For Social Dances At Bicktors Hall
The Carnation Club announces a series of social dances to be held on the second and fourth Saturdays each month at Bicktors Hall. Management promises good taste and orderly conduct with top polite society attendees as hosts. The first dance is set for Saturday evening, October 9, with tickets and details forthcoming.
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Bicktors Hall
To The Asylum Mrs Oberg Case Described as Pitiful
The carpet weaver Mrs Oberg who had been living on Lively Street was sent to the Salem asylum after a brain disease diagnosis. The case is tender and pitiful due to the large number of young children dependent on her.
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Oberg
Salem
Charming Social Evening At Carlson Home Progres sive Pedro
Nearly forty invitations were accepted for last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Carlson. Guests enjoyed progressive Pedro with ten games per table, prizes awarded to Mr. Ker and Mrs. Joseph Bickner, and a dainty, toothsome lunch served by the hosts’ daughters. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickner, H. W. Brice, J. H. Chambers, RK Currier, J. Hurbert, Frank Smith, Richard Shepard, W. L. Thorndyke, W. Walker, and many others, with music and lively dancing near the end.
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G. H. Carlson
Pedro
Ker
Joseph Bickner
Bailey
Dunn
Joseph Hickner
H.W. Brice
J. H. Chambers
RK. Currier
Jesse Hurbert
Frank Smith
Richard Shepard
W. L. Thorndyke
Pretty Wedding in Portland Honors Miss May Perkins Wright
Saturday evening October 14 at Judge and Mrs A Perkins Portland home the marriage of Miss May Perkins and L W Wright was solemnized by Rev C Hy Camp bell. Bride wore white and carried a bouquet. Attendants included sister Lillian Perkins and groomsman BT Perkins. Reception followed. guests listed include J L Kipp family Allen Rogers family COM Campbell Mary Me Tachtin KV Hollenberg and Otis Shreves.
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Portland
A. Perkins
Miss May
EL. Perkins
St. Johns
L. W. Wright
East Portland
C. Hy
Bell
Lillian
BT. Perkins
Green
Wright
J. L., Kipp
Allen Rogers
Com. Campbell
Mary MeTachtin
KV. Hollenberg
Cor Vallis
Otis Shreves
Oklahon
Dagmar Petersen Weds David Sorher in Simple Oregon Home Ceremony
In presence of guests on October 1X Mr and Mrs E Petersen witnessed the marriage of their daughter Dagmar to David Sorher. Rev McVicker officiated with about forty relatives present at the family home. The ceremony served with music by Hessie Witmer at the piano and Rose Kelley as ring bearer. The couple, both well regarded, will reside in the area for the present.
Evangelical Church Schedule For Next Week Services
The Evangelical Church announces Sunday school at 10 40 preaching at 11am with Trinity of The God Head subject. Junior and Senior KL groups with Mrs McVicker superintendent. Evening sermon at 7 30 pm on Priests and Levin Why Are They. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm and choir practice Thursday at 7 30 pm. Congregational meeting to discuss vital questions. BE McVicker pastor invites St Johns citizens to attend.
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Vanewelical
Mra. McVicker
Co Rego
Levin
St. Johna
BE. McVicker
New Cars for St Johns Line Improve Service
Five new cars are under construction for the St Johns line to upgrade service. Some will serve as express cars on the Portland route via the Lower Albina line with no stops after Northorm Hill, shortening running time several minutes.
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St. Johns
Portland
Lower Albina
Nothorm Hill
Edwards Wins In St Johns Ousts Councilor By Court
The St Johns councilman C D Edwards wins a quo warranto case to oust him from office. The judge rules a freeholder status not required. Edwards may withdraw resignations before council action, and mayor's acceptance carries no weight. An appeal to the supreme court is planned.
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C. D. Edwards
St. Johns
Edwards
W. H. King
City Recorder
King
Rawards
Circuit Court
McGarry
Vaughn and Young
John Haggerty
Frazer
Supremie
Wish Direct Outlet on Fessenden Street Opens 60 Foot Wide
Engineer W. W. Goodrich urged the city council yesterday to open Fessenden street to full width of 60 feet from Jersey street to the city limits or as far as the Council may direct. He said the measure would give residents a direct inlet to the city of St. Josus.
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Fessenden Street
Jersey Street
St. Josus
Marriage Unites Janes A Rigs and Minnie Hate Man
At the Portsmouth home on Wednesday evening October 18 Rev John Benteein performed the ceremony uniting Janes A Rigs and Minnie Hate Man in a small gathering of acquaintances. The couple is highly esteemed by their families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benteein
Janes A. Rigs
Mins Minnie
John W. Hate
Bills for labor on house built by K Currier for Stratton
All bills for labor or materials in the Mex Carrie Stratton project at St John must be presented for immediate payment. Bills may be left at Tax RAV ERW ottive. Signed Carkin Stratton St John October 19 1905.
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K. Currier
Carrie Stratton
Joss
Carkin Stratton
St John
Collection Notice From Geo W Cone Lumier Company
All accounts with the Geo. W. Cone Lumier Company are now payable at the Peninsula ink Strohox These accounts must be settled within so lays Oho W Cong Lusmer Co. Ovtover bz 1905.
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Geo. W. Cone Lumier Company
Atl Ae
Peninsula Ink
Strohox
So. Lays
Oho
W. Cong Lusmer Co
Ovtover Bz
Public Auction Notice in St Johns City
Legal notice from the City of St John in Oregon announcing a public sale of a property lot on Potedipate Street. The sale, conducted by City Chief of W e n, is set for a specified morning in October 190, with cash payment required. Publication appears in St Johns Review.
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Rae Couneu
St. Jonel
St Juhns Review
Woremser
St. Johns
United
Iona
Ferry franchise granted to St Johns Ferry Company at Pittsburg street
Ordinance grants the St Johns Ferry Company the exclusive right to operate a public ferry at the foot of Pittsburg street for ten years. It requires construction of a plank road, establishes fares, regulates charges, and mandates reporting and bond. The city may regulate service, collect a franchise tax, and enforce penalties for noncompliance.
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Pittsburg Street
St. Johns Ferry Company
Dradtfont Street
St. Johns Perry Company
Dittehury Street
Anil
O. K&n
Bradford Street
Pyttsburg
Grantor
Eal Point
Willamette River
Albinn
Multvomall
Oregon
Lionel R. Webster
Haid Grattoe
Conseil
Sail City
Sakt
Acros
Old City
St. John
Bt Johns
St. Johns
Sid Grantes
Ter
Court of Law
Mad Pit Street
Pittsbang Street
St. Johie
City of
St. John Keetson
St. Jotine
Cornell
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Sasty and Door Co
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Mice
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E. W. Rossiter
Elliott's
Mhone
Union
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T. T. Parker
Cochran Hawk
Carpenter & Dolbow Plasterers
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J, & Cain
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St Johnsee
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