Northwest states miscellany and regional notes
A mixed summary from the four northwest states highlights civic actions and incidents. Ex-Congressman James Gunn leads the Soldiers' Home. the Snake river rises near summer levels. Nez Perce farmers unionize to build a telephone line. a $117,000 general efficiency bond passes the senate. the state fair premium list shows gains. Shoshone canal sale to a Utah firm. Tommy Brown dies by suicide at Wardner. a Great Northern westbound wreck near Bear Creek. sugar beet bounty proposal advances in the house. a Bitter Root forest reserve vacation memorial introduced. Madden defeats King in Wallace, two rounds. Nes Perce Prairie flax acreage grows. fatal accidents at Spirit Lake and Florence. multiple road and bridge appropriations across counties. a smallpox case at Nelson. Pacific coast rail and stock inspections. Spokane seeks homeseekers and a land bureau. Colville wreck with damage but no loss of life. drowning of Mrs Spott and death of son. a miner’s fatal collapse at Carbonado. land openings at Stevens county. Union Ironworks employee killed by elevator. Will Jenkins injured near North Yakima. Langon murder verdict in Seattle. Spokane Chamber of Commerce seeks Inland Empire land data. Necanicum creeks filled with salmon trout. oil found near Eugene. embezzlement case in Trinity parish. war horses bought in Oregon. large timber land deed in Linn county. Portland health metrics declare it healthiest among large U.S. cities. Beal trophy awarded in Oregon. various political and legal shifts in Oregon, Montana, and statewide offices.
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Mano
James Gunn
Snake River
Nez Perce
Senate
Parma
Maddden
King
Wallace
Madden
Nes Perce Prairie
Spirit Lake
Marcellus Wierring
State Line
Kennelly
Hindley
Florence
Col
Thomas Langon
Murray
Barry Hillard
Bear Gulch
Balman River
Custer County
Packer John Mountain
Payette River
Banner
Boise County
Gor
Logginggulch
Atlanta
Elmore County
Emmett
Cassia County
Bannock County
Warm Springs Ferry
Nelson
War Department
Northern Pacific Compact
Chiago
St. Paul
Spokane Falls & Northern Railway
Colville
Peter Spott
Puyallup
Tacoma
Spot
Joseph Walker
Carbonado
Stevens County
Spokane Land Office
State of Washington
Thomas Muncaster
Union Ironworks
Seattle
Will Jenkins
North Yakima
England
Coffin Brothers
William Seaton
Dan Richards
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Inland Empire
Traders
Washington
Chamber
Edward Duryee
Camp Creek
Eugene
C. N. Scott
Trinity Parish
Portland
J. F. Cook
Omaha
Harney County
Linn County
Herbert F. Rogers
New York
R. F. Graecen
Minnesota
J. P. Menefee
United States
H. J. Stillman
Pendleton
Lower Force Farm
Columbia Slough
Franklin
Walker
London
San Francisco
George
Russia Seizes Manchuria and Mongolia by Force
Berlin dispatch reports a Tageblatt correspondent detailing an alleged Russo-Chinese agreement dividing Manchuria Mongolia and Turkestan. Russia would annex Manchuria, establish protectorates in Mongolia, and extend rail and bank ties, with remobilization orders issued amid China disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tageblatt
Manchuria
Mongolia
Siberia
China
Turkestan
Russia
Bokhara
Grodekoff
Siberian
Russian Empire
Udga
Khoshune
L’hassa
Thibet
Delailami
Kuldje
Sinan-fu
Barkool
Khami
Stopchow
Lanchow
Kan-su
Prince Tuan
Kansu
Searies May Be a Bankrupt
A bankruptcy petition filed in Brooklyn seeks the dissolution of Far Searies. W Catter of Warren Ohio Western Reserve National Bank and Duluth Furnace Company with claims around 90000 plus John of Niles Ohio accuse Mr Searles. The filing removes control from Edward Dwight who held the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Far Searies
William Catte
Western Reserve National Bank of
Warren
Ohio
Duluth Furnace Company
Duluth
Inn
John
Niles
Searles
Edward Dwight
Storms and wrecks plague English Channel and coast
The English Channel storm wrecks a fishing smack at Tregaster near Brest with four drowned. St Mars of Bordeaux schooner wrecked near Morlaix. five saved, seven died. Biacay bay gale affects shipping. Lizzie Curry driven onto Gijon rocks. total loss, crew saved. Senator Wolcott weighs in on Cripple Creek strike, Last Dollar vein yields 1006 to 1500 ounces per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maron
English Channel
Tregaster
Brest
Bordeaux
Morlaix
Bay of Biacay
Lizzie Curry
Savannah
Gijon Bar
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Mining Notes and Prospects From the District Camp
Late reports show heavy ore milling with 4 900 tons processed producing 447 tons of concentrates and 41 600 dollars in bullion receipts. Copper matte shipments from Greenwood and rising rail facilities reflect a busy mining month with several mines reporting record shipments and advancing drifts while development lags across the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymir
British Columbia
Greenwood
Rossland
le Roi
Center Star
War Hagie
Mining News And Ore Discoveries Across Idaho Alaska And Washington
Rich mining reports sweep Idaho Alaska and Washington with new ore shows at Porcupine Creek Alaska Floods mine Minnie Moore Gulch Halley and Keep Cool at Lake Pend d Oreille Idaho. Copper and silver yields rise as Copper King and Little Giant push development while Northport smelter sale centralizes control. Assays show gold copper values and strong payshoots near Finch Campbell Blue Jacket and Corson Thompson properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Brennan
Moore
Idaho
Porcupine Creek
Alaska
Keller Camp
Silver Creek
Loraine
Chehalis County
Wash
Flood
Minnie Moore Gulch
Halley
Minnie Moore
Gold Bug
Colville
F. W. Morris
Copper King
Deer Trail Consolidated Company
Elephant Claim
Cedar Canyon
Little Giant
Pierre Lake District
Northport Smelter
James Breen
Northport Mining & Smelting Company
Lake Pend d’Oreille
Lewiston
Crook’s Corral
Salmon River
Finch & Campbell
Orangeville
William Springer
Finch
Campbell
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Forthwest Enstens
Northwest States
Oregon
Ntawa
Supreme Court
John B. Welcome
Lulu
Edith McMasters
Missoula
Paris Gideon
Great Falls
Montana
Frank Stamm
Butte
Gus Hemman
St. Lawrence
Joseph K. Toole
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Carter
St. Louis
Geo. M Hays
Donovan
Unon
Henry C. Smith
District Court
Calderhead
State Department
Conger
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
the Times
Shanghai
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Yang-Ye
U Hung Chang
Navy Department
Switzerland
Ponce de Leon
Huelva
Seville
Cape Town
Albert Zolmer- Braunfels
Iowa City
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., M. A. Winn
Terre Haute
Ind
Charles Rogers
William Bates
Indianapolis
Richard B. Paddock
Sixth Cavalry
Tientsin
Paddock
Illinois
Harrison
Jamieson
Owensboro
Main
Davies Streets
Bar! Roberts
William
Order of the Black Eagle
Morton
Leavenworth
Geary Streets
Charles White
Charles Young
R. Jamieson
Argonia
Kan
J. H. Springer
Palermo
Sicily
Bicily
Italy
Rome
Naples
Aguinaldo
Isabella
Luson Island
Duncan
Fourth Infantry
Imus
Cavite
Manila
Lloyd Wheaton
Northern
Lugon
Manila Board of Health
Searies
Mines and Mining
ENS
John A. Finch
A. B. Campbell
Charles Sweeny
Thomas Greenough
Republik
Flag Hill
Quilp
Mountain Lion
Butter Boston
Ghico
California
Republic Mill
Republic
Granite Creek
Republic Sampling Works
Ten Mile Creek
Sileigh
Aylwin
P. McVicar
Paul Hauck
L. M. Rice
C. E
Greenwood-Phoenix
Slocan
Dunbar
the Phoenix
Saxony
ROTH
Metal Alert
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