Senate House Strain Over Unpassed Bills and War Topics
The article notes strained ties between the senate and house due to unpassed senate bills. It reports cholera cases in Billud prison Manila with prisoners discharged to a detention camp, and a heated Danish West Indies treaty debate in Copenhagen. It also covers funeral plans for General Rosecrans and political shifts involving Miles, Crozier, and Frank Sargent’s immigration appointment.
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Senate
House
Billud
Manila
Copenhagen
Denitzer
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
General Rosecrans
Los Angeles
Cal
Arlington
Arlington Grounds
Miles
Crozier
Senate Military Committee
Croeler
Pacific Northwest News Highlights Oregon and Coast Fort Stevens Water Plans
Obituary notes Eliza Jane Wrisley died in Medford after pioneer life in Oregon. Interment was in Jacksonville. Army officials revisit water supply options for Fort Stevens. Oregon City asks land offices to reserve 988 sections as Clackamas river watershed. Denson Logging reports major improvements at Oak Point and new broad gauge rail line to Midway. After seven months in Oregon schools, Daly law textbooks receive praise from Supt. J H Ackerman. March U S Land Office report shows Homestead entries and timber, cash sales, and fees totals for Oregon City.
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Eliza Jane Wrisley
Oregon
Medford
Jacksonville
Fort Stevens
Water Commissioners of
Oregon City
Mitchell
General Land Office
Clackamas
Denson Logging Company
Oak Point
Astoria
Midway
J. H. Ackerman
United States
Hotel Arrivals Listed From Multiple Cities
A long hotel arrivals list records guests from Seattle Portland Spokane San Francisco Boston Chicago and other places. Names include H E Boggs Alfred Holman W R Glendining John A Shaw E C Skiles G B Youngman D Shults F J Ginger H B Rees D Burns A W Burbeck Lizzie Luechty George Harris W B Little C W Taylor A W Whitmer E H Clarke E E Whitner A L Warden E B Coman George E AR Felchner J E Pitts Allen Cooley T Reed M E Gallimer M K Parsons Andrew Nylander TD L Rosenfield Barrett and wife J W Milton J F Melcher Mrs Ferguson Miss Burford H V Carpenter C M Smith H H Halleck Lee Held M A Butler H M Swartwood R H Caston G New J W Freeman William Maher C E Roosevelt C A Smith J M Peck and wife C C Frazier G D Galley James N Wilson Mrs Ryan Walla Walla William J Moore C D Rinker H E McBreen C J Fraker H J Spencer H L Ross J P Kononen W D Winder R B Furber W T Martin Mrs EB Leninger Sam Loo M Ashley Jr James Robins and other guests are listed as arriving.
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H. E. Boggs
Seattle
Alfred Holman
Portland
W. R. Glendining
John A. Shaw
E. C. Skiles
Spokane
G. 8
City
M. A. Butler
Baker City
H. M. Swartwood
Missouri
R. H. Caston
J. W. Freeman
William Maher
C. E. Roosevelt
C. A. Smith
J. M. Peck
Leadville
C. C. Frazier
G. D. Galley
James N. Wilson
Mrs. Ryan
Meacham
W. Sharkder
Walla Walla
William J. Moore
C. D. Rinker
H. E. McBreen
C. J. Fraker
H. J. Spencer
Nelegh
H. L. Ross
Nebraska
J. P. Kononen
Ely's Cream Balm Aids Nasal Relief
Ely Brothers advertise Ely's Cream Balm as a cleaner soother and healer for all nasal catarrh stages. It claims not to dry or irritate nor provoke sneezing and offers immediate relief as the cream spreads over the membrane. Priced 50 cents, available at druggists or mailed from 66 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Matlock Heads North For Alaska Mining Interests
Ny Senator William Matlock will leave Tuesday evening for Portland to attend the democratic state convention then travel to Seattle and take a boat to Skagway Alaska to oversee valuable mining interests in northern regions. He expects to be away about three months. His son Wesley Matlock planned to go but will delay a month.
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William Matlock
Portland
Seattle
Skagway
Alaska
Matlock
Coll
Bolng
Wesley Matlock
North
Statesman and Journal on Oregon Republican Convention
The Statesman and Journal of Salem argue the GOP should unite behind Furnish for governor despite not renominating Geer. The piece warns a Democratic win would harm Oregon’s interests, delay in the Philippines, and harm East relations. It laments Mulmontah county’s breach yet urges statewide GOP enthusiasm and reform ideas to rally Republicans.
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The
Statesman and Journal
Salem
Statesman
Geer
Furnish
Oregon
Philippines
Mulmontah
Westward movement swells as homeseekers flood Pendleton
A flood of homeseekers passes through Pendleton bound for Spokane and the Yakima valley. Warren Evans of Topeka reveals plans to farm near North Yakima after securing land, expresses surprise at Oregon wheat potential and irrigation realities, and notes many travelers arrive well funded and eager to buy land through agents.
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Pendleton
Spokane
Inland Empire
Yakima Valley
Mr. Evans
Oregon
Yakima
Washington
Union Bottling Works proprietor praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Edw Mehler of Erie Pennsylvania describes lifelong stomach trouble and costly remedies before adopting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He asserts the product digests what you eat and cures stomach troubles, urging others to try it. Tallman Co and Brock McComas distribute.
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Edw. Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Erie
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Eastern Oregon rally fuels a split in state politics
The nomination of W. J. Furnish for governor signals eastern Oregon influence and may shift power away from long dominated Western Oregon. The piece notes a fusion device, party realignment, and potential nomination of George B. Chamberlain as Democratic candidate, amid rivalry between Mitchell and Simon factions and a looming independent effort.
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W. J. Furnish
Oregon
Inland Empire
Furnish
Joe Simon
Mitchell
Anti Simon
Simon
Piblicans
Chamberlain
George B. Chamberlain
Portland
Lionel. Webster
William Caldwell Sues for 127 Dollars in 19th Century Case
William Caldwell sues C C Frazier and wife for 127 dollars claiming they failed on threshing grain and cutting hay in 1897. He alleges 1507 July and August work on 7844 acres of wheat at 2 dollars per acre and 10 acres of hay at 1 dollar per acre, total 167 dollars with 40 paid. He seeks judgment for 127 dollars plus legal interest from accrual and costs. T G Halley is attorney.
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William Caldwell
C. C. Frazier
T. G. Halley
Electric Bitters Praised For Malaria And Liver Ailments
A reader testimonial from John Charleston of Boenville extols Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria fever bone and muscle pain and typhoid symptoms. The note claims the tonic cleanses bile and liver troubles and guarantees satisfaction through Tallman & Co.
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Virginia
Stan
John Charleston
Boenville
Ge, Tallman & Co
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