Runaway Train Crashes Into Spokane Flyer at Bridal Veil
A Pacific express rear-ended the Spokane Flyer at Bridal Veil on Tuesday morning, killing four and injuring three, amid heroic efforts by Engineer W. H. Swain and Fireman Lewis Morgan to stop the runaway locomotive. The Pullman car was wrecked, with most occupants killed or injured. Names include Geo. W. Buchanan, Edward Sinnott, Andrew Edwards, J. N. Frost. A Portland Journal account details the steam blowout and Morgan’s daring throttle assault as the crash approached Bridal Veil. News crews rushed physicians from Portland to the scene.
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Umatilla County
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Edward L. Sinnott
Sherman Street
Portland
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Baggage and Omnibus Transfer Company
J.N. Frost
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James K. Ruswell
San Francisco
Sarah A. Klineman
Kern Park
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Hot Lake
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Tacoma
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Portland Journal
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Enginoor Swain
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Withdrawn Bristol Nomination and Exlas Letter Turmoil
A political dispute unfolds as President Roosevelt withdraws Bristol from U S attorney nomination for Oregon and shares letters with Goos Bay Land and Improvement. Bristol to explain possible double fees, Senate pledge, and potential resignation. Also notices on a Pendleton teachers examination in February 1906 and local real estate sale listings.
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Stillman Asks Democratic Voters to Register for Pendleton Assembly
A.D. Stillman, chairman of the Democratic county central committee, urges all Democrats to attend the Pendleton assembly on February 17 and to register early. The letter outlines primary filing deadlines March 30 for state and district offices and April 4 for county offices, explains petition signatures, and stresses signing only after the assembly sets the platform. It asks delegates to pre-register with precinct and name, notes new precincts Ferndale Fairview South Reservation Riverside, and urges ensuring at least one Democrat as judge and clerk on each election board.
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Key Oregon Campaign Dates For Primary And General Elections
A summary of critical dates for Oregon elections under the direct primary law. Registration closes April 10 for primaries, May 15 for general. petitions and filings span March 20, April 4, April 10, May 4, and May 10. Canvassing for primaries occurs May 8. general election on June 4. Includes initiative petition deadlines February 3 and pamphlet filings February 5.
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