Notable Deaths and Events Spur Diverse News
Aged inventor Horace Besley dies in Cumberland Maryland. Boston strike hopes rise against Munster brewers. Texas Governor Sayers appeals for drought relief. A South Carolina benefactor donates 600 to Tuskegee Institute, largest from a Southern white donor. Oklahoma city elections ruled void due to proclamation issues. General Miles’ compulsory retirement discussed. Manila cholera situation worsens with 245 Manila cases and 192 deaths. provinces report 418 cases and 3318 deaths. Canadian Pacific plans to redeem 8 million arid acres via Bow River dam. Wade Hampton buried in Columbia South Carolina with notable attendance. Calhoun funeral remembered for grand demonstration.
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Horace Besley
Cumberland
Boston
Sayers
Texas
Senate
South Carolina
Birmingham
Ala
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Burford
Territorial Supreme Court
Chandler
Lawton
Oklahoma
Leutenant
Cleveland
Miles
White House
Manila
Canadian Pacific Rail Way
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Bittinger
Bow River
Wade F. Hampton
Trinity Church Yard
Columbia
John C. Calhoun
Anaconda man shoots wife then kills self
A man named Baer fatally shoots his wife and then dies by suicide. The wife dies the following day. The report also mentions other local deaths and historical notes across Oregon including residents in Portland, Baker City, and Douglas County.
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Anaconda
Baer
Eleanor A. Shapnop
Robert Shannon
Portland
Barney McGill
Horse Valley
Thunder Mountain
Hotel Arrivals from Multiple Cities
Richard Smith of Spokane leads a list of guests arriving at the hotel along with travelers from Portland San Francisco Seattle Walla Walla Chicago New York Elgin St Paul and other locales. The roster includes several named individuals and couples with party notes from Spokane Portland and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Spokane
T. W. Jackson
Portland
G. Y. Harry
W. G. Armstrong
Seattle
Fred Olson
San Francisco
H. P. Isaacs
Walla Walla
W. W. Irvin
St. Paul
Heartfield
Henry
Chicago
BE. G. Kirby
Elgin
Walter Batson
City
Tall Thompson
J. J. Burns
al Jacobs
New York
J. EB
Miller
Phil Steinberg
J. W. Isaacs
W. McKean
J. H. O'Neill
Stevens
T. Cory
Names List of Local and Regional Individuals in Oregon and Washington
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals including J F Foley and F Henderson from La Grande and Walla Walla respectively, M L Bevis of Spokane, George L Rice from Outland, and multiple others such as Mrs James Hart of Heppner and Charles Carroll of Spokane. The compilation covers towns across Oregon and Washington with numerous MRS and MR entries and scattered surnames like Hayhurst, Stansberry, Cunningham, Vaughan, Helfriet, and Hanlen among others.
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J. F. Foley
la Grande
F. Henderson
Walla Walla
M. L. Bevis
Spokane
George L. Rice
Outland
Mattie
Taut
James Hart
Heppner
Lynnie B. Pant
H. Windom
Mias Windom
D. Harris
West Virginia
Garfield Stansberry
Portland
Charles Carroll
L.cunningham
A. G. Vaughan
J. G. Helfriet
F. Wr. Rogers
Athena
G. D. Foster
Frank Hanlen
Meacham
J. D. Lynn
Pomeroy
Raphael Rodrigorez
Union
Richmond
Helix
F. C. Higgs
Denver
W. H. Springey
L. W. Browning
Hair Restoratives Deceptive Claims Debunked by Expert
A lengthy article from the American Journal of Health quotes A R Lewis MVD discussing false hair remedy claims. It warns that baldness cures are often fantasies and cites Newbros Herpicide as a rare case that allegedly works by destroying the hair root parasite and preventing dandruff and hair loss.
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A. R. Lewis
Notice to Owners of Dogs in Pendleton City
Ordinance 391 requires any resident keeping a dog within city limits for ten days to obtain a license. Unlicensed dogs face a fine of 5 to 20 dollars, regardless of confinement or roaming. All dogs are covered. owners must license within ten days or appear before City Recorder J A Blakley, City Marshal.
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City of
Pendleton
City Recorder
J. A. Blakley
Profitable Speculation Card Promotes Investment Scheme
An advertisement promises wealth through stock market gains and urges readers to send their name for mailing information from a New York City office. The tersely worded pitch touts safety and quick money, urging action and disclosure to Co. Suite 804 805 Park Row Building.
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Tod
Aes
Etes
Pagar Pup Aing Fl Co
Park Row Building
New York City
New York
Local notice fragment outlines one day meeting plan
Fragments indicate an upcoming one day meeting. Details on participants or agenda are partial, with key names and exact location obscured. The readable parts show a brief scheduling notice from a local body.
Lathrop dodges US Senate boom at Portland convention
In a lively Portland democratic convention, journalist John E. Lathrop, editor of the East Oregonian, is humorously nominated for United States senator. After a playful buildup and rival pleas, Lathrop withdraws as a candidate as C. E. Woo and T. H. Crawford push for others, leaving Wood to secure the nomination.
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John E. Lathrop
United States
Pendleton
Lathrop
East Oregonian
John
R. G. Smith
Josephine County
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
O'Day
Smith
C. E. Woo
T. H. Crawford
Crawford
Wood
Oregon
Tom Crawford
Hill Matlock
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Batatar
Iau
Nytt
Pacific Northwest News
Strom
Baker City
Cian Abies
Taday the
Ache
Thomas Bater
Ah Ha Oner
Oakland
Douglas County
Curry Te
The
Bmoke
Pendieton
Boquet Cigare
Bly
F. W. Schmidt & CO
Association
Darby Rib
ECRU
Lisle
Balbriggan
Balbrig
Silkine
Sea Island Ca
el Principe Degales
Henry the Fourth
la Flor Stanford
Sanches & Haya
el Telegrapho
Charles the Great
Maloy
Boston Star
Eas East Oregonian
Polydore Moons
Olt
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