Andrew Green and other notes in a general news roundup
Andrew Green known as Father of Greater New York left property valued at 1 625 084. Manila harbor praised for depth wind and ocean protection. The Four River Ship and Engine Co the largest in New England reorganized with 450 capital. A train will carry passengers and mail from Plymouth to onion 244 miles in 4 1/2 hours. St Mark's cemetery in Orange NJ suffered over two years of vandalism. Mosquito control efforts in New Jersey and the thunder pumper pest concerns noted. New Jersey candidates to state legislature must declare position on pigeon hunting. A six story old warehouse fire on West Broadway caused only 150000 damage but flooded Manhattan streets with water.
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Andrew Green
Greater New York
Lan Summer
Manila
Four River Ship and Engine Company
New England
Plymouth
Onion
Lowe
St. Mark's
Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
New York City
Nosler in Jail on Embezzlement Charge at Portland
Ex postmaster Hh. E. Nosler of Coquille City is jailed in Portland charged with embezzling 81200 from Officer I Powers. He was brought from Reno to Baker City for trial on a February robbery case at a restaurant. Over 9000 turned away from Homer Davenport event in Eugene. a somnambulist drowned near Nelson BC after wandering into Lake Kootenay. Dr Edmond Klamke named hospital surgeon for Russian army in Manchuria and to be sent to Shanghai. A home for consumptives to be erected in Portland this season. Land purchases planned. 6 to 12 acres. Twenty squatters at Lewiston land office awaiting timber land entry in Nez Perce county. Bond of 20000 posted by master of Indrapura to answer suit for damages by fire in a Chinese port. W A Campbell of The Dalles sets 200 laps on Mount Hood seeking 100 fur animals this season.
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Hh. E. Nosler
Coquille
Portland
I. Powers
Reno
New
Baker City
Homer Davenport
Eugene
Henry Schuler
Lake Koote
Lewister Land Office
Nez Perce
Indrapura
W. A. B Campbell
Dalles
Mount Hood
Pendleton Club Meetings and Northwest Harvesters Display
The article notes the Pendleton Women's Club and Thursday Afternoon Club hosting events to support the Sackawen monument fund at the Lewie and Clark fair. It highlights programs on historical figures and notable women, plus a Huskin Bee fundraiser. It also describes Pendleton’s prominent role in regional commerce with harvesters, saddles, vehicles, and retailers shaping Northwest farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club Or
Pendleton
Sackawen Monument Fund
Saotjawen
Lewie and Clark Fair
Northwest
Women's Club of
Fone
Women's Clube
Oregon
Pacific
Railroad men here chaperone visiting agents in city
A party of railroad traveling agents, headed by S. B. Calderhead of the W. and C. B. R., arrived in the city yesterday evening. The group included George E. Motser of Great Northern, R. W. Cook of Northern Pacific, and Chan J. Gray of Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha. They came in from Walla Walla and left for Spokane after a brief business lookaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Calderhead
Calderhead
George E. Motser
Great Northern
Spokane
R. W. Cook
Northern Pacific
Portland
Chan. J. Gray
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha Railways
Walla Walla
Hook
Arbor Day at Pen dleton academy honors botanist names
Arbor Day exercises at Pen dleton academy featured six trees planted by classes. The fourth year class named a horse chestnut William C Cusick after the Oregon botanist who donated 1600 specimens. Third year planted a Scotch elm, two others a Norway maple named Thomas Day Bleakney, a European beach named Miles Standish, a Maiden Hair tree named Evangeline, and a locust named for Frederic Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Department of Agriculture
Willam C Cusick
Academy
Oregon
Thomas Day Bleakney
Pendleton's Strong Lines Lead Northwest Saddle Market
Pendleton is touted as the greatest Northwest market for saddles, buggies, and farm implements. Commercial travelers report Pendleton moves more plows, combined harvesters, vehicles, and saddles than any other Northwest city, with vast sales to the large farms on the reservation and across Umatilla County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Northwest
Pendleton
Pacific Coast
Iarge
Oregon
Portland
Homeseeker
Umatilla County
Grande Ronde Lumber Buys Grand Ronde Grazing Lease
F Murphy manager of Grand Ronde Lumber Company bought the interest of C B Ware in a lease of 22 000 acres of grazing land on the Grand Ronde river above Hilgard. The company plans to release the land to stockmen at a stated price per acre. The tract is well watered and famed as one of Eastern Oregon’s best range lands, tributary to Starkey Prairie and popular with sheepmen in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
F. Murphy
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
C. BL
Grand Ronde River
Hilgard
At & Cetite
Oregon
Starkey Prairie
Diverse list of names and places across Oregon and beyond
A long OCR list shows numerous individuals and cities including Portland Baker City Athena Spokane Walla Walla Seattle Weston Helix Milton Adams and more. It mentions triennial Knights Templar events in San Francisco 1904 with travel options by steamer or rail and dates August through October. Also notes medical cures and cattlegrowers convention in Portland April 16 in the Auditorium with Secretary Grant Mays and a closing line on women's influence in civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sovereign Grand Lodge
C. F
Suile
Portland
Vin Rall
California
K. G. Smith
OR. & NS. Co. Pendiaton
Stillman and Maloney Ticket Error in Pendleton Precinct
A misprint in the Democratic primary results misstated North Pendleton precinct as electing A D B Stillman over J W Maloney. Maloney had declined the nomination. Stillman was the regular nominee and his name should have appeared on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pendleton
DB. Stillman
J. W. Maloney
Maloney
Democratic Caducus
Stillman
Hie Mane
Mialoney
Intake screens installed at local race to comply with law
Fred Walters, owner of Wal jlere flouring mile, has complied with the finh law by placing two screens over the intake of this mile race. The first screen at the head of a major ditch is praised by Mr. Nye, the game warden, who notes the movement has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walters
Umatilla County Political and Social Events listed
A crowded calendar shows April 12 Democratic convention in Umatilla County and bond elections, April 14 Republican state convention in Portland, and Cattle Growers Association meeting in Portland. Other items include May 2 labor federation in Oregon City, a Los Angeles conference May 4, a Caledonian picnic May 27 28 at Allens, and a June 3 4 pioneers reunion in Weston plus a June 6 general election and June 16 17 Oregon encampment in Hood River. Robbed the Grave describes Electric Bitters reviving a sick man, with price 65 cents at Tallman & Co. A Catholic Mercy lecture by Father A LeLawler of Portland will be held at Trades and Labor Council hall in Pendleton on Thursday at 8 o clock. free and open to all.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Rtate
Portland
Oregon Cattlegrowers' Association
Oregon Federation of Labor
Oregon City
Cienera
M. FE
Los Angeles
Allens
Umatilla
Weston
Ore
Oregon
A. R
Hood River
Pathor A. LeLawler
Portland, Or
Hall of Trades and Labor Council
Thoughtful Man Aids Wife With New Life Pills
A Winchester Indiana man named M. M. Austin acted in a crisis when his wife suffered a severe stomach ailment resisted by physicians. He recommended Dr King’s New Life Pills, which provided immediate relief and led to a full recovery. Available for 25 cents at Tallman & Cow Drug.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Pr. King
Pilla
Tallman & Cow Drug
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Northwest News
City Property
E. T. Wade & Gon
Wig
P. O. Box
Club and Federation
Woman's Club
Current Literature Club
A. Kunkel
Roleal “History Review
Ro Alexader
Jessie Tartman
Schillers “Wallenstein
Starkweather Hunigarian
New Lisa
Rubedew
Reading
Cestruction
Mudgeberg
Slcthis
Norbourne Berke. Iry
Fred Lockley
John Bean
Clara Barton
Mire
Owen
Mra . M. Henderson
Frances E. Willard
Mra. A. LD. Stillman
T. M. Heniler
Vici
G W. Hunt
Hattie Ringer
Lowlaton
T. W. Vaille
H. M. Ogden
J. W. Buckley
Nora Shipman
Fred Olwen
A. Barrett
Athena C. EB. Nelson
Edwin J. Burke
Hartford
B.S. Palmer
Pomeroy
Bodtwicks
Athena
A. H Lee
St. George
H. M. Andrews
Chicago
W. Muller
Charles J. Gray
J. W. Baylor
Boise
Charles Zollinger
Vinton
George E. Mosper
N. Krause
Seattle
P Turghdrys
Clark
J. W. Peters
Jo FP. McNaught
Maxwell
William Dunn
John KR. Smith
Mrs. Sw
Kotei Bickers
A. G. Nagel
Milton J. A. Nelson
Adams
G. V. Stages
C. H. Stanfield
F. E. Rambs
S. A. Barnes
H. &. Turner
W. M. Blair
Q. C. Turner
M. M. Johns
Albert Harala
F. C. Cleaves
Paul
Ss. N. King
Helix
W. W. Harah
Pete Techallo
Wild Horse
T. J. Kirk
Henry Schmitt
W. H. Mackay
A. C. Smith
Misa E. Smith
W .W. McJoeen
Milton J. ¢. McKensie
Milton A.W. Miller
Robert Jamieson
F. K. Wells
Million
G. W. Bradley
DP. Eaton
Miss Charles
Pilot Rock
A. P. Mickall
M. &. Pomroy
W. M. Plateher
J.P McManus
J. H. Tomlinson
City
Knights Templar
Henry &O
Diledo
Ital
Conathpo
Cattlegrowers
Taylor
Salmon
Third Street
Grant Mays
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Tallman & Co
Joe Hangwar
J. A. Folger & CO
Conrad Platzoeder
Mieat Market
Pendleton, Oregon
E. A. Mann
Rock Spring
Uel
Laatz Bros
Main
Ly Neagle Bros
Porchoroe
Pendieton
East Oregonian
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