Labor Day Parade in Walla Walla Draws Large Crowd
About five hundred men participated in the citys Labor Day procession hailed as the largest demonstration yet. Floats from G H Sutherland plumbing, a brick building, cigarmakers union giant cigar, and non union pageantry highlighted the event. Grand marshal H W Rogers led officials, bands, and various trades unions through a two division parade ending with a mammoth barbecue and afternoon sports, balloon ascent, parachute leap, foot races, tight wire walking, and open air vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
G. H. Sutherland Company
Musician's Protective Association
Plasterora’ International Association
Batchers’ Association
Bartenders’ International League
Plumbers’ Union
Abel Schiffuer
Marahal
Typographical
Bricklayers and Masons’ Internations Union
Brotherhood Painters, Decorators and
Cigarmakers’ Union
W. W. Howard
United Brotherhood Carpenters and Joiners
United Brewery Workers of America
Journeyman Barbers’ Union
Hod Carters’ Union
Professor Goda
Thirteen Year Old Thief’s Coastwide Crime Record
Alfred Hanson, 13, tells Portland police he ran away after abuse and became a pickpocket burglar and purse snatcher. His confessions span ten coastal cities including Salem, Albany, Tacoma, Seattle, and Portland as he recounts thefts from stores and a purse snatching in a crowded railroad waiting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Alfred Hanson
Iain Brain
Harriaberg
Albany
Pendleton
Willa Walla
Tacoma
Spokane
Bellingham
Seattle
Covtratia
Portland
Hanson
Silverton Road
Salem
F. J. Shelton
L ' Arleta
Captain Brain
First Street
Knapp
Hall
Harris and Coombs Star In Historic Boston Pitching Duel
Harris of the Red Sox faltered in the 24th inning allowing three runs after one out as three men crossed. Coombs of Philadelphia delivered a remarkably scientific and skilled performance, hailed as one of the most effective pitchers seen in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Boston
Coombs
Philadelphia
Boston Sore
Philothenes
Forest Fires Wreck Over a Million In Washington Timber
Destructive fires across northwest Washington devastate fir and cedar stands this summer. In Skagit county along the Sauk river nearly one million dollars of standing timber has burned in late August, with flames still active and crews fighting day and night. Whatcom county reports its worst season in a decade, with Lake Whatcom timber valued at about one hundred thousand dollars lost. Mount Baker region suffers heavy losses as rangers and loggers strive to protect camps and remaining timber, while Maple Falls area battles to save logging operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Skagit County
Sauk River
Whatcom County
Bellingham
Lake
Whatcom
Mount Baker
Maple Falls
Earthquake Shocks Baker City Residents Saturday
Baker City felt a local earthquake that was reported to be felt by at least 100 people. Initial disbelief gave way to belief as residents described the sensation of a building rising and settling with some mistaking it for an explosion. The weather observer attributed it to an earth tremor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Mayor Fee Injured In Mountain Camp Horse Accident
Mayor Fee sustained a severe back strain after a horse injury at a mountain camp on Sunday afternoon. He was transported to Poodleton and confined to his home on East Railroad Street, under care of Dr. McFant. The doctor described the strain as serious enough to keep him from moving for many days, while the mayor recovers at home. The incident occurred when a horse balked during a cart hitch, throwing him from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
East Railroad Street
Biason
Saya
Reece
Ines
Yee
Nelson Loses On Foul In Long Goldfields Fight
Nelson fouled Joe Gans in the 42nd round of a lengthy bout at Arena Goldfields Nevada. Gans led on points and dominated. Nelson struck below the belt and in the groin triggering a knockout verdict by referee Siler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Nelaon
Joe Gana
Arena, Goldfields
Nev
Gans
bin Wame
Portinger Grows Largest Wheat Crop in Umatilla County
George Portinger harvested a record wheat crop on the Umatilla reservation, yielding about 85 000 bushels from 40 000 sacks. He used a steam combine for harvesting. Jock Brigham, another reservation farmer, has long been a top grower in the county. Brigham was involved in a knife fight with Donald McKay, an Indian, on the Brigham ranch near the old agency building. injuries were not expected to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
George Portinger
Mr. Portinger
Pettinger
Jack Brigham
Jock Brigham
Atten
Donald McKay
Oman
Brigham Ranch
Fires Threaten Eagle Valley in Blue Mountains
Two wildfires rage in yellow pine forests within the Blue Mountain reserve near Eagle Valley. Authorities report extensive timber loss as fires burn uncontrolled. Fire origin traced to careless campfires and arson remains suspected as crews battle the blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Valley
Blue Mountain Reserve
Carolow Canipara
Governor to Enforce Railroad Report Law in Oregon
Governor Chamberlain plans immediate action to enforce the 1885 railroad annual report requirement. He will notify railroads to comply or rely on the courts to determine if the law remains in force, stating officials must enforce it until a court says otherwise. The secretary of state may be pressed to demand reports, with a decision expected soon. The governor intends to write to railroad officials and set a reasonable response period after Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Boise Irrigation Congress
Dunbar Ban de ‘ Oli
The
Journal
Secretary of State
Atill
Code Commission
C. B. Bellinger
W. W. Gotto
Boise
Wheat Market Slows as Prices Remain Low
Wheat buyers report limited activity as prices hold around 55 cents a bushel. Market dealings are sparse with few sales and many lots described as thin and undersold amid current conditions.
Water famine hits Weston irrigation halted
Weston faces a water famine with the auxiliary pump run to minimum. Residents are ordered to discontinue irrigation and lawn watering for a short period as officials expect quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manasse
Kall
Butterick
National Bank of Athena
Ofbigers G
Adams
T. J. Kirk
le Grow
Kemp, Agat
J. O. Adams
F. 8
Ates Kes
D. H. Preston
P. E.olbern
Deering
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Dell Brothers
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Anner
Dunbar
Hastern
Oregon Agricultural Society
Wllib
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!