Global and Local News Snippets From 19th Century Wire
A mixed digest notes Japanese setbacks and American figures, the Philippine exhibit cost at St Louis, a child injured in Camden, a Mexican railroad merger, E N Brown as Smith president, U S Congress funding fallout for Colorado damage, Daniel Keegan's death, and Hearst salary suit. Snow in New York on April 14, a rare late-season dusting totaling about three quarters of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pengiong
R. van Schnaderer
Netherlands
United States
St Louis
Camden
Recovery & Sonbrfal
Mexico
N Brown
Smith Congress
W EK. Radcliffe
Colorado
Daniel Keegan
Appomattox
Confederacy
New Orleans
Amalgamated Free Workers Association of
Amalgamated Free Workers Association of Pamerlvania
Jo Aguin Miller
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Chine
New York City
Socialists seek full Linn county slate in legislature race
A Linn county socialist ticket aims to elect a representative to the legislature. The river trade sees steamers George H Wesburg and Sue Elmore collide at Astoria, boats damaged. High water halts John Day traffic. many bridges washed out. ferries inoperable. Willamette near danger at Salem and Oregon City for days. cooler nights limit flood. King's Valley farmer Reason McConnell found dead, shot in his room. friends call it an accident. Washington irrigation commission plans a Tacoma meeting April 26 and will seek Oregon data. Two men who robbed a government trading post near Roe Fork Idaho were jailed eight years at San Quentin. they were captured soon after. A Jap man evades fare on a corpse shipment from Prosser to North Yakima by carrying the body in his arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
George H. Wesburg
Sue Elmore
Astoria
John Day River
Willamette
Salem
Oregon City
Reason McConnell
King’s Valley
Corvelis
Thursder
Roe Fork Idaho
San Quentin
Milton News Briefs and Local Arrivals
Miss Jennie Howard visits Pendleton then returns to Pendleno. Mrs C P Collins and Mrs May Stanton from Spokesman Review visit Milton. Frack McQueen of Ipavn Illinois visits W W McQueen. Mrs J E Romine plans Farmington trip to visit mother Mary Morrison. Rev 10 C Sanderson visits from Pomeroy to see daughter Nelsie J E Nichole visits from Walla Walla. Tom Gray leaves for Tekoa. Mrs Badgers hosts 8th birthday party with high five. W S Mayberts closes DeHaver district term. Baby of F A Broughton ill with whooping cough. Local Democrats attend county convention in Pendleton. Women of Woodcraft initiate candidates. Miss Jon Green of Leadville present. Smallpox case Miss Mary Seaver under Dr Thomas care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Milton
Jennie Howard
W. C. Howard
Eeoreee College
Pendleno
Tl Siac
L. Smalley's
Baker City
Colfax
Mra . W. Buck
C. P. Collins
May Stanton
Spoteeman Review
Sanderson
Pomeroy
Mims Nelsie J E Nichole
Walla Walla Viettor
Tom Gray
Samuel Gray
Tekos
Badgers
W. HH Badgers
Fends
W. S. Mayberts
DeHaver
F. A. Broughton
Messrs von Chastain
Scote Kirkland
A. Allen
W S&s Marberry
George Edwards
A S Pearson
Charlee Ingle
R. F. Veneil
Wiliam Lioyd
Rates for O R and N Co to Los Angeles and return
Oregon cattle and people plan travel to Los Angeles via Portland and San Francisco routes with round trip prices around 44 to 45 dollars. Tickets available by steamship from Portland on April 2 4 5 and 25 and by rail April 22 to 20. E V Smith Pendleton agent provides details. Cattlegrowers convention set for Portland April 16 at 10 am at the Auditorium on Third Street. LMtaANT MAYS secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Paelie Coast &§ . Co
Paland
Southern Pacific
MameroUle Vie O. R. & N
San Franciseco
E. v. Smith
Oregon
Cattlegrowers' Convention
Cattlegrowers of
Taylor
Salmon
Third
Lmtaant Mays
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A corny 19th century patent remedy message touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known cure for catarrh, claiming constitutional treatment via internal use and blood impact. It offers a $100 reward for proof of failure and cites testimonials from Toledo. The notice also mentions grazing land for lease on the Grande Ronde River by Grande Ronde Lumber Co in Perry, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ceasry & Co
Hotel Arrivals A Long List Across Cities
A crowded hotel arrivals list shows numerous guests visiting from Portland Spokane Walla Walla Chicago San Francisco New York Jamaica Duluth Seattle Athens and other places. Names include Juline Green G D Galley E J Tatum C J Freese Edwin J Burke H Clarke Walla Walla Florence Bob Bray and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Juline Green
Portland
W. R. Glendening
G. D. Galley
E. J. Tatum and Family
City
C. J. Freese
Spokane
Elsie McCully
Etein
W. A. Coffen
Charles H. Green
Edwin J. Burke
Hartford
E. H. Clarke
Walla Walla
W. Florence
Chicago
I. A
Bob Bray
George Holt
R. J. Healy
John Niseen
St George
William R. Scott
del S& Lashier
H. R. Basford
San Francisco
Frank Hunter
E. J. Cameron
Victoria
J P. Minn
New York
W. C. Green
G A. Adams
Jamaica
George D. Griffith
St Paul
A. H. Masson
G. Ho Browning
Duluth
J.B. Jake
Seattle
R A. Coffman
San Francoo
James E Pearl
Laws
Preston Portland
Hearst Sells Out King of Newspaper Makers Transfer in Salem
Salem April 15 W R Hearst transfers debt, title and interest of a lot in Morenice addition to Louis Goodsell for $1. Deed dated 1885 shows Hearst then just starting his newspaper career as Wat Hearst of San Francisco. He later became Wm R Hearst of San Francisco and New York, a major publisher and politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
W. R. Hearrst
Louis Goodsell
Country Recorder
Crantor
William Randolph Hearst
O Newspaper
Congress
New York
Hearst
of California
Watt Hearst
San Francisco
Wm. R. Hearst
Sands
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Grande Ronde Lumber Co. Acreage on Grande Ronde River
A fragment reports 32 000 acres on the Grande Ronde river linked to Grand Ronde Lumber Co in Perry Oregon. The text repeats with 22 000 acres on the Grand Ronde river and the same company location.
Roosevelt Delegation Plans at Boston Convention
Sixteen hundred delegates gathered at Tremont Temple for the Republican state convention led by Attorney General Herbert Parker. It is expected to name four delegates at large to Chicago with Senators Lodge and Crane and ex Gover nor Long likely among them and Everett C Benton as the fourth member. Roosevelt resolutions are likely and delegates may be pledged to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boston
Mass
Tremont Temple
Herbert Parker
Chicago
Senator Lodges
Crane
Long
Everett C. Benton
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. W. Schmidt
LI Sepese
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Washington Irrigation Commission
Tacoma
Oregon Commission
Commission
Northern Pacific
Prosser
North Ya Ima
E. T, Wade & Son
LO Bidg
USA
SLATE
Colfax, Washington
W. Installation
Deal
Jon ® Green
Leadville, Col
Mary Seaver
C. W. Thomas
Cal
Grande Ronde River
Grande Ronde Lumber Co
Perry, Or
Bickers
Willard Moody
Pine Bert Vaughan
W. Shay
the Dalles
Dalles
Bere Walla Walla
W .R. Johnson
Tnexs Wilkins
Bolse H. A. Townsend
M. Jockood
Helix
D A Hunter
Wooh Weber
G. J. McEvoy
Starbuck
Fred Holizza
Jor Eddy Portand
Kermner
Denver
G. W. Anderson
Ashlan
Jinnett
Echo i
H. Hagen
Despain Gulch
Philippi
J. & Cunningham
Sadie Anderson
Teka
Charlies Barnes
Pullman
Grande Ronde
Grand Honde
Grand Ronde Lumber Co
Liquozone
Machusetts Republicans
Grande Ronde Lamber Co
New Spring
The
S. S
Nature
Lewis
Fieber Cars Stall
Hamilton & Co
Lexington, Ky
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
C. F. Colesworthy
Alta St
Lee
Canty’s
Wesl &Streets
W. & C. R. Depot
FR. R. Lewis
Echo
Busi
Busidea
Agency Despain Building
Legge
Grande Ronde Y Grande Ronde Lumber Co
E. A. Mann
Rock Spring Con
Lantz Bros
Main
Neagle Bros
Shore Sel
Pereheri
East Oregoniar
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