Notice of final proof for preemption entry at Heppner Oregon
Probate style notice announces final proof for a preemption claim by a named settler in Morrow county Oregon. It lists witnesses to prove cultivation and residence and sets the time and place for testimony before the county clerk at Heppner on a specified date. It warns against destruction or misstatement of any part of the claim and invites objections or challenges at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fultewin
Lam
Morrow County
Heppner
Italy
IMO
Wlvin Fourtain
Weppner
John Wail
Peter Danity
Kitt Tages
Ant Laan
Notice of final proof for settlers in Harrow and Morrow counties
Public notice states that settlers John Johngen and others filed intention to make final proof in support of their claims. Hearings to prove residency and cultivation proceed before the county clerk in Hopper Oregon and La Grande Oregon on designated dates. Witness lists include Hyland Griffith Ulm Teed and others from Heppner and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydben
Harohy
Hin
Olsim
Rivet
Harrow County
Oregon
Hopper, Or
Notice of Probate Filing and Witnesses in Hopner County
The Lanil office in The Dalley Oregon May 1880 notes filings for a probate matter in Morrow County at Hopper with Jady W. Pey as clerk. It lists witnesses Tolbert A S and John Hondel Tolbants and warns any protest or knowledge of substantial error to appear, offering a remedy within legal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johngen
NS Nwy
Aid Oui
Maid Land
Chaprlstop
Young
Andrew MM
Popemnon
Guckoberry
Ciegainy
K. Addoson
Eight Nile
Dalley
Morrow
Hoppner
Jimek I. Webster
Leri
Hey - Ho
Witconane-Thoron
Wm Tolbert
John Hondel
Tolbants
A. Jomage
Joihin Wendeix
Re Thash
Hopper
Eich
Renee
Prohibition of Will Protests in Oregon County Court
A garbled notice describes a probate filing in Orr County involving Joseph A. Nelson seeking validation of a will. It requests any party with evidence to contest the will to appear before the court at Morrow and present objections or rebuttal to the will’s validity, noting witnesses and expected procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow Comyte
Orr
Honanmpettin
Thulelmon Ljord
Corey Caytvostar
W. Plowen
Fred Warren
ItrsEnawr
Roygleor
Cronin Case Links Grow in Grand Jury Evidence
Multiple testimonies tie Cronin death to cottage at 117 Clark Street and a furniture buyer. Investigators pursue Starkey and Long connections, while Willard Smith faces scrutiny amid alleged dispatches. San Francisco reports quote Frank J. Black's stepfather denying involvement but noting threats to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinco
Dr. Cronin
Mertés
Cronin
Carlson
Clark Street
San Francisco
Harry Black
Frank J. Black
Black
Frank
Chicago
D. B. Dean
Webster Avenue
Cronin Case Updates From Canada Report
No new developments in the Cronin case. Authorities say the grand jury reports were exaggerated and no additional testimony is forthcoming. Capiases were served on three persons, Woodral declined to speak further, Coughlin declined comment, and the coroner postponed the inquest until next Tuesday. Chief Hubbard said no new arrests were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodral
Canada
Cronin
Grand Jury
Acontdanes
Todiny
Woodrail
Coughlin
Hubbard
Crown
Cronin murder probe limited by grand jury tie
May 29. Authorities indicate the present grand jury will not reconsider the Cronin case. The move, tied to nationality concerns among jurors, follows reports that Byron L Smith, receiver of the First Traders' Bank, met with Chief Hubbard as investigators broaden inquiry beyond the killers. Police continue extensive searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Williard J. Smith
Cronin
Riverside
Hubbard
Coughlin
Elf
Tom Smith
Hancock, Mich
Itill
Cutcane
Longenecker
Byron L Smith
Detnoet Traders’ Bank
Bia Pamplet
How Ignorant Men Are Given Places Under the Civil Service
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt exposed examinations for customs service showing poor arithmetic skills among entrants. A clerk Hollander misread and miswrote numbers like 245 plow 444 minus 14 and 1,200,082,089, yet failed to explain how he erred, provoking ridicule during questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
New York
Roosevelt
Customs Service
Hollander
Sullivan and Trode dispute over funds and counsel
A Philadelphia convention influence battle is described as Alex Sullivan defeats rivals, with A B Trode asserting Sullivan’s innocence amid accusations. Sullivan says he only counseled a friend, while Trode notes Sullivan’s lead sparked opposition among Irish figures. A U S lawyer and Henry Miller case are also touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cuicago
Alex. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Alexander Sullivan
Henry Sheridan
Sullivan
W. J. Hynes
Clan-na-rael
United Brotherhood
Trode
Inquest Set Tomorrow in Crupin Case
Nothing of importance developed today in the Crupin case. The coroner's inquest will begin tomorrow as investigators Coughlin Sait and others pursue leads against suspects Woodruff and Sule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caranen
Caresso
Janet
Crupin
Tomsorrow
Videndo Jn
Sule
Ice Man
Woodruff
Long
Coughlin and
Sait
Disaster at Johnstown Reservoir Burst
A chaotic Oregonian dispatch describes a deadly flood sweeping the Alleghenies. Johnstown is reported submerged by rushing waters with dead bodies seen and timber adrift, as panic and destruction unfold in the doomed city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz
Durrr
Allegheny Mountains
Turday
Johnstown
Flood Devastates Johnstown Area After Sudden River Freshet
A sudden freshet in the North Fork river east of Johnstown Pennsylvania triggers a flood in the Allegheny mountains. Two thirds of Johnstown is reportedly without water as rail and telegraph lines are washed out and Pittsburgh loses contact. Reports describe houses swept away and deaths with at least twenty five bodies seen near Blairsville twelve miles from Johnstown. Communication is down and no trains run toward the east until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Quinibria City
Johnstown
Sang ‘E
Iow
Walla
Bionebridge
Jolnstown
Joll Town
Acre
Prrrapeno
Jobstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Biairaville
Two Woown Births and Housetop Rescue Tell of Disaster
The article recalls a mid disaster scene where many buildings in the city were destroyed and the Eissopal church was swept away with no vestige remaining. Rev Ditlon the rector drowned. Jamino M Walters an attorney survived by reaching a ball after escaping by moving through flooded streets and alleys. The Walters family rode the roof to safety as the flood carried their dwelling away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditlon
Jamino M. Walters
Aliow Bell
Walters
Hia Tome
Walnut Street
Beenya
Lie
Walter
Pdi
After the flood a night of terror and heroism unfolds
The narrative describes a disastrous flood night where 200 people hid in a building across multiple stories. Dr. Matthews and two young men aided the injured amid darkness and fear. Women gave birth, and many were crushed or injured. Though no one died that night, deaths followed from fatigue and terror the next day. Miss Rose Young suffered severe injuries. Recovery crews search the west bank for hours, and many residents are missing or unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Mr Beale
A. M. Hart
Dr. Matthews
Matthews
Syvern
Hiamba
Father Walts
Rose Young
Gue
Bandreda
Perhape
Tiamutiy
Aviawa
Nares
Debria
Villains Rampage in Daylight Terror Spreads Fear
A sensational report describes Hungarian robbers preying on farmers, killing several and looting jewelry. A posse pursued the thieves, capturing two and finding bodies after a brutal spree, with authorities promising further action.
Frightful Incident Report Describes Decomposing Bodies
A grisly account details multiple bodies in advanced decomposition. Officials note the bodies must be disposed of in rough boxes due to their condition as they arrive daily despite efforts to process them.
Tragic Johnstown Flood Toll Reported With High Casualties
Fragments describe mass drownings and recoveries at Johnstown and nearby sites after a devastating flood. Numbers include hundreds dead at hospitals, missing residents, and bodies recovered from rivers and banks as relief efforts continue.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at mining survey and local industry
Fragmentary text mentions ore veins, sample testing, and a new industry linking two river regions. References to individuals, equipment, and potential partnerships appear, but many words are garbled. The passage seems to describe early mineral exploration and prospecting activity with plans for further testing.
Land Claim Reversal Alters 19th Century Property Records
The document describes a land dispute involving Nobles and others around a settlement site. It notes a claimant’s assertion that a prior entry misrepresented location and timing. Secretary Noble reversed a prior action after determining the first entry had been recorded two days earlier and the claimant sought a different tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juiaen
Noble
Tippecanoe Battle Echoes Through Frontier Memory
In recalling the Tippecanoe clash on the Tippecanoe riverbank, the narrative honors General William Henry Harrison and the victory that opened frontier settlement. It notes the Prophet and Indian alliance defeated, praises Harrison’s leadership, and connects the event to statehood and national service, with promotional asides for patent medicines.
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Tippecanoe
Wabash River
Indiana
Elshwatewm
Wic. A. Harrison
Gun
Noarviwon
Northwest
United States Senate
Gallans
Eiarieon
United States
Harrison
Rover
Epming
Guattatow
Goratvenes
Ail Verbibe
Abel
Sarsaparila
Hilverteliy
Wille
Warner
Foremont
Greece
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G. W. Rea
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Justice of the Peace
Heppner, Ogn
Wright
J. N. Brown
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Cty Hotel
West Main
Ira. G. Nelson
Liberty Meat Market
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Ted Font Main Wurmat
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Gazette Shop
Privt Dew
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Veo Wack
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