Earthquake Devastates Kangra Population in India
The report notes 500 alive from a 5000 population after a recent earthquake in Kangra. Other items: Takahira undergoes appendicitis surgery in Washington. Charles W. Gorham named state printer. no harmful insect has ever been eradicated per a federal agriculture official. Senator Platt of Connecticut ill with pleurisy. the Great Lakes vessel Elbert Gerry launched April 10, capacity 10,000 tons, length 508 feet. Sunday saloons closed in St Leger for first time. Yankee Consul sold for 26000 to William Scheftal. ABwey Pennsylvanian quarry blast kills 8, 2 likely to die. Miss Anna Blewart of Madison drowns during temporary insanity.
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Kangra
India
Takahira
Washington
Mead
Charles W. Gorham
Snohomish Tribune
Federal Agricultural Department
H. Platt
Connecticut
Elbert H. Gerry
St. Legla
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Bill- Fon
William M. Scheftal
Abwey
Anna Blewart
Madison, Wik
Stewarts
Many World Events Reported In Short News Items
A large addition will soon be built to The Methodist parsonage in Walla Walla. The Hussain government orders 60,000 cavalry horses in Wyoming. A spider bite killed the 10-day-old son of W. H. Morgan and wife. A Cheney fire destroyed a storehouse, a warehouse, and a flour mill. incendiary suspected. Yale notes A C Gilbert won Inter-collegiate wrestling while wearing Pacific University colors. A Colfax child blinded by a bottle injury may lose sight in both eyes. At Mullan Idaho a miner fell 160 feet during lumber unloading, instantly killed. he supported his widowed mother and five children. Sheriff Ward in Multnomah cuts excess staff to save over $1900 monthly in April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat
Walla
Wyoming
Moorecroft
AM Alemeds
Cal
W. H. Morgan
Cheney
Wash
J. Wi. Burbank
Yale of- Joge
A. C. Gilbert
Portland, Or
Pacific University
Colfax
D. J. Kelly
Mullan
Idaho
Lee Mrchh
Sheriff Ward
Multnomah
Recall of Kuropatkin Stuns Russian Press in 1905
London April 10 A Russian correspondent reports General Kuropatkin was dismissed after the Mukden defeat. A memo by M Deshiniaki, praising a favored officer and blaming Kuropatkin for setbacks, circulated in St Petersburg and sparked a wave of public reaction. The czar learned of the complaints and summoned Kuropatkin to an extraordinary council to announce his demotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kuropatkin
Authen-Icsts
St. Petersburg
Mukden
AL Demehiiaki
Manchuria
M. Souvorin
M. Deschineki
Omar
Mukiden
Grant Duken
Extrardi
M. Desehinati
Kuropatkio
International Council of Women opens in Wheaton Illinois
About 100 delegates representing 200 ac elects with a fund of 5000000 were present at the opening of the convention of the International Council of Women in Wheldon. Present were representatives from the Women's Catholic Society of America the Women's Free Adoptive Societies several benevolent societies Marmon is a member. The first session led by Mrs Mary Wood Swift of San Francisco and Mr F. Miller of Williamsport Pa. will discuss remobilization and will continue all week. Notable speakers include Edwin Markham J E B McKelway Rev Anna Shaw and Mrs May Wright Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worhington
Interna- Hol Council of Women
America
Marmonn
Mary Wood Swift
San Francinc
Wooed
FP Miller
Wiliameton
M Uhorough
Edwin Markham
J. E B. McKelway
Anna Shaw
Philladelphia
May Wright Sewall
Indianapolis
Tennessee Travelers Open Annual Convention in Nashville
The Tennessee Division of the Travelers Protective Association opened its annual convention in Nashville with a 10 o'clock meeting led by Rev. J. C. Cowan. Mayor A. S. Williams welcomed visitors as J. C. Stereh of Knoxville gave the state president's address. Business dominated the day, reports show improving affairs and increasing membership. visitors were later entertained at Glendale Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Travelers’ Protective Regelator
J. C. Cowan
Williams
J. C. Stereh
Knoxville
Glendale Park
Grand Lodge Bnai B’rith Holds 14th Annual Meet in Richmond
The Grand Lodge Bnai B’rith District No 6 began its 14th annual meeting in Richmond Virginia today and will remain in session through tomorrow. Prominent members travel from North Carolina Virginia Maryland South Carolina Georgia and the District of Columbia to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge B'nai B'rith
Richmond
Grand Lodge
Binai B'rith
Beedon
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
South Carolina
Georgy
District of Columbia
Conference of American Anatomists Opens in Philadelphia
Scientists from across the county are gathering in Philadelphia to attend a two day conference of American Anatomists beginning tomorrow. Meetings will be held at the Wistar Institute of Anatomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moet
Philadelphia
Wistar Institute of Anatomy
Notice to Debtors From Conrad Platzoeder
Debtors are urged to call and settle at once after the sale of the Dutcher business. Conrad Platzoeder states he needs funds and requests payment from all owes. The notice seeks prompt settlement of any outstanding accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Platzoeder
Hotel Arrivals at The St George and Nearby Hosts
A long list records hotel arrivals across cities including Athena, Milton, Portland, Spokane, San Francisco, and Chicago. Notable names include D. H. Preston, H. Cannell, Mrs. May King, Miss Lucy Maip, Bert Johnson, and J. McKenate. Locations span Athena, Milton, Portland, Spokane, and San Francisco with numerous guests from Lents and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
D. H. Preston
Athena
W. W. Richardson and Family
Pomeroy
EB. Starr
Helix
Henry Baynee
Adama
L. D. Eaton
Charles
Milton
W. J. Turtimeyer
York
Lale
May King
Chicago
Lucy Maip
Omaha
Carrie Smith
Baker City
Bert Johnson
V. A. Bott
L. H. Stinson
Salem
Albany
E. W. Daggett
Arlington
Mrs. Schultz
Walla Walla
R. B. Wilson
Portland
J. Bhenainiin
Harry M. Ogden
Dunnima
Chirag
J. McEvoy
Starbuck
A. Keeseh
R. H. Chick
Spokane Co
W. Madden
Joseph Plover
F. C. Rowley
Colfax
Switzler
George V. Cruse
Spokane
A. B. Ewing
H. White
H. Thmatala
J. Abokoney
J. Joseph
Jamesn Gartland
San Francie
J. Goodman
Mateor
la Granite
Percy Noland
Paul Bulfinch
Weston
Tl. Smith
P. EB. Gerould
Thomas Nester
April and May upcoming events listed across Northwest associations
A long column of events across Montana Oregon and Washington lists meetings fairs contests and exhibitions from April 18 to July 14 including the Montana Stockgrowers Miles City the Odd Fellows anniversary Easter Sunday and a Lewis and Clark exposition opening. Also noted is a severe accident in Seattle where James Nicholson was shocked by 6400 volts fell twenty feet and may lose a leg and both hands though survival is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Miles City
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Board of Consulting Engineers of Reclamation Department
Portland
Echo
Order of Railway Conductors
Walla Walla
Oregon
Baker City
Ferranmenty Northwest Sportsmen's Association
National Woman's Suffrage Association
American Medical Association
Pendleton
Seattle
James Nicholson
Seattle Electric Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick Nolf & CO
Mammoth Notion Store
Big Moe
Peper
General News
Northwest News
E. T. Wade & Son, Dealers
Eason
Mokden
Neelot
International Council In
THE
Tennessee Travelers
the Bickers
B. M. Cronin
Goldendale
Gilpin
Prosser
C. Hueber
Dayton
Mary Devere
A. B. Myers
Shepherd
A. (. Stuthers
D. Rinker
K. Costello
William J. Moore
Co. & Brown
Montpelier
Wingler
Fish
Pinkerton
Fisher
la Grande
E. Mason
Shansko
A. N. McIntyre
Hutt
McKengit
Adams
A. Bott
Bur Johnston
Heth
Hays
Clis
Mule
City
G. A. Taylor
P. Overton
Cove
Mra
W. Liedtke
Tom J. Oahill
Pontiac
T. Gordon
AM Andrews
F. Thorp
Athens
G. Howard
Cfty
S. Marsh
Charlee M. Robiienon
Agoney
Daritel
Cits
J. H. Roulstone
Adapim
OD. Gregorie
Adan
KB Benson
H. J. Bellwire
Boy
Cit
Ure
Spekwne
Welk Freewinber
Heppner
Kirk
the Fair Department Store
News Building
Post Office
Frazer Theatre
I J, Taylor
Lessee
Mar
Tuesay
Kentucky Mountains
the Moonshiner
Almont
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Laun
Robinson
V. Stroble
East Court ST
Furnisilers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Union Pacific
Pullman Standard and Tourlet
C Core
C Tourlat
Mall & Depress
Wortland Spectices Eweenace
Mall Os
Val
San Francisco
Snake River
Wriday
Mith
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
St. Paul
St. Louia
Kanman City
St. Joseph
Palate
Walla Wallin
Voat
Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth Fargo Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helena and Butte
New York
Boston
Japan
China
Tacoma and Northern Fuel
Steamabte Co
American Tins
W. Adama
A. Dd
Charl
Morrison
Portiana
Beaver and
Rilo Grande Railroad
Ogden
Denver
W. ©. M'Bride
Third Strees
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