Water Commission plans fire plugs at Pendleton rail yard
Water officials push two fire plugs on Thompson street and Cottonwood street to protect railroad buildings, with cost to be covered by the city or railroad. The city also orders hydrants, stock, and meters, and outlines pipe extensions from Court and Ann to St Joseph's hospital and other blocks as part of upcoming improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Thompson Street
Cottonwood Street
WW. Cotton
Mehr
Thompson and Railroad
Cole
Worka
Snat
Court and
Ann Streets
Washington and
Perkins
St Joseph's Hospital
Court Street
Commission
Opening of Nome Lines Connects Seattle to Nome
Telegraph line from Seattle to Nome opens today linking through Tanana country with 200 miles of insulated cable. Messages from Chicago reached Nome. toll expected at $5 for ten words. Line integrates Western Union Postel Vancouver Ashcroft and Canadian government routes to Eagle and Nome. Time savings are not large, but line is expected to pay from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nome
Bering Sea
Chicago
Stout
Vancouver
Western Union and
Postel
Asheport
Canadian Pacific
Ashcrot
Engle
Dawson
Eagle
United States
Valdes
New Lne
Tanana Country
Western Coal and Iron Company
Bernice Building
Tacoma
Wash
Nelson Bennett
Nicola Valley
Britishlumbia
British Columbia
Iish Columbia
New Whatcom
Bellingham Bay
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Rear Northern Railroad
Nicola Coal Field
Nicola
Stern Coal and Iron Company
Treasury
Quality Calico and Percale Dresses at Low Prices
Advertises various women’s wrappers and house dresses in calico and percale. Describes full width wrappers, percale styles with braid trim and wide flounces, corset lining, and full skirts. Prices range from pennies to about $2.40 per item. Includes plain and figured fabrics.
War Department Faces Alaska Indian Problem
The War Department grapples with developing Alaska Indian aid. Destitution among Copper River natives prompts calls for investigation into causes, including game-law impacts and white encroachment on fishing grounds. Congress previously allotted funds, but aid remains limited for many Alaska tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Alaska
United States
Congress
Davia
Escapes From Asylum Elopes Sam Patton
Salem reports Sam Patton a patient at the asylum escaped yesterday during the oval walk. In his twenties he is said to be the most adept eloper at the institution and has repeatedly fled since childhood. Last summer a secure ward was opened for him and other elopers. Yesterday he slipped from the line as attendants were not with him and disappeared.
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Sam Patton
Salem
Asylum
Patton
Tle
Educators Meet in Chicago with North Central Association
The annual session of the North Central Association of College and Secondary School opened in Chicago and will continue through tomorrow. Over 10 members attended, bringing together leading schools and colleges from Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Central Association of College and Secondary School
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ilinois
Minnesota
Missour
Nebraska
Colorado
Monopole Rock Candy Red Star and White Rose products listed
The notice lists Monopole Rock Candy Red Star and White Rose in varieties including half gallons, gallons, jackets, and pails. It provides no further details on pricing or availability.
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Sci Renna
Alexander Dep't Store
Usc
Taylor the Hardware Man
Main
Water Commission
Nanel
Nicola Coal
American Capital and Enterprise
Crow's Nest Coal
Crow’s Nest
Dard Oil Company
Tacoma Company
John Hailey, JR
Judd Building
Oregon
Hartford Fire Insurance Ci Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile
Royal Insurance Co
Ameter
Bae
Semua
Frank B. Clopton
Main Street
Monopole Coffee
D. Kemler & Son
Alta Street
Savings Bank
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