Various Edwardian News Items From 1909 Hemisphere
A compilation of brief reports includes the death of James M Welsh of Hornell after two years as treasurer of the Cath oile Mutay Benefit association, and outbreaks like Riga prison mutiny suppression with 13 killed. Also noted are measles and influenza effects in Ghinire City, a large Opera receipts week in Chicago, Harvard President Eliot citing 1000 students needing work, and a Siamese king’s nephew admission inquiry. Snow in Nashville. Sen. Dick aligning with Foraker against Taft. Great Northern station closure in North Dakota over beer stored by a drayman. a Ky. shooting leaving two dying. Dominican Republic treaty tensions. and Bronx shooting involving Freder ick Muatthewson harming relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Welsh
Hornell
Cathoile Mutay Benefit Association
Mert
Riga
Resin
Mmensloe
Ghinire City
Towa
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Nat Chicago
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Hamilton King
Sint
Siam
Nashville
Tenn
Ohio
Foraker
Taft
Pendleton land and ranches for sale across multiple properties
For sale 460 acres near Pendleton with water on every quarter and capable of two tons per acre. Includes crop valued at $12 000, terms negotiable. Also several stock ranches in Camas Prairie, a cheap hotel at Pilot Rock, wheat land in large or small tracts, suburban homes with orchards. Phone black 2111. Office BE. O. Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Reindeer Bill completes record Nome foot trip
H M Huber known as Reindeer Bill walks 00 miles to Nome in 24 hours. He ferries private government mail and newspapers aboard the steamship Indiana, which delayed, then reaches Cape Nome road house and Nome. He recalls Spanish war service in the Philippines and the hiking nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Huber
Reindeer Bill
Nome
Seattle Times
Indiana
Solomon
Huber
Cape Nome
Cornell
United States
Comnel
Philippines
Laldlaw Hanged in Effigy Over Irrigation Dispute
In Crook at Laldlaw, founder and former Columbia Southern Irrigation president W A Laidlaw was hung in effigy amid anger at the company over alleged settler mistreatment. Governor Chamberlain’s June visit criticizing the project and a recent government engineer report fueled the unrest and renewed opposition to the canal works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Laidlaw
Laldlaw
Crook
Columbia Southern Irrigation Company
Laidlaw
Chamberlain
Reclamation Service
Himes Town Quarantines After Severe Illness Outbreak
Smellpow in Manes and a new coat of emplipax appear atree James Weaver father of two children recovered from a severe illness. The latest victim fell ill yesterday causing alarm throughout Himes as Dr. Patterson of Baker City was telephoned and, upon missing a train, drove down Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atree James Weaver
Himes
Patterson
Baker City
la Grande Observer
Northwest News Snapshot of Regional Incidents and Policies
The report covers Charles Horton buying 900 beef stockers in Crook County to be fattened in Klamath County for a San Francisco market. It notes a fatal fire injury to Holley's clothing in Everett, a land sale of 1400 acres near Union, and a trench collapse injuring Downing in Spokane. It mentions Washington State College funding a chair of architecture and forestry, a transport cost for Martin Van Blocum to a Burns penitentiary, a cave-in death in Wallace, and a possible fishermen strike at Astoria with salmon price talks for April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Horton
Crook County
Klamath County
San Francisco
Everett
Holley
Clothia
Tony Hetape
Union
Slemeen
Audubon
Iowa
Lower Pile Canyon
Spokine D
Downing
Boise
Washington State Agricultural College
Pullman
Board of Regents
Mead
Martin van Blocum
Burns
Harney County
H. A. Hart
van Blacum
A. K. Richards
George Gilmore
Residence Street
Wallace
Idaho
Charles Clark
Colorado Springs
Wallowa Valley Fear Elgin Extension Cutback
Residents of the Wallowa valley fear the Oregon Short Line to Elgin and Joseph may be abandoned after reports of reduced forces on the Elgin to Joseph extension. A Portland delegation met railroad officials who pledged proceeding slowly, leaving the valley anxious about 46 miles of track between Wallowa and Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Joseph Kina
Wallowa Valley
Oregon Sunday Journal
Eugene Holmes
Wallowa
William Holmes
Enterprise
Archie Miller
Einterprise Commercial Club
Portland
Toeeph
Yond
Bebeseen Wallowa
Torreph
Wallows Valley
New Lander
Elen
Land Office Reform Aims to Cut Red Tape and Waste
Commissioner R A Ballinger orders streamlined land office work to remove repetition and useless verbiage, centralize reporting, and reduce costs. The move, praised by officials, targets massive annual waste in whereases and wherefores while reorganizing staff and expanding responsive regional divisions to curb fraud investigations and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ballinger
General Land Office
John E. Lathrop
Washington
Baliinger
Special Agent Service
Harry W. Schwarts
Jail holds Joseph Parelli once hailed Lewiston social figure
The Lewiston Tribune reports Joseph Parelli, a young Italian who impressed Lewiston society with grand plans for railways mansions and a cultural hub, is imprisoned in Italy as an alleged adopted son of an American millionaire. Authorities say he will remain in prison for life amid multiple complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lewiston Tribune
Lewiston- Boutheastern
Lewiston
Re Rosai
Lawreton-Clarkston
Joseph Parelli
Tribune
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel arrivals list includes St George J T McNeaught Hemnington W A Woodworth Portland PF FL Bishop Portland C F Sulker St Louis NS Campbell Portland Ceo Mackle New York Joy A Day Porthos BR hh Wilton Danvers EB BH Mix Leon Cronmhngy Kdd Mackeres Chicago WB Wile von Portland Mr and Mrs Abbott Portland Chas Miller Spokane TH T Gook teller Spokane W J Ent sol Portland I F Connell Spokane G McGuily Spokane CN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howl
Portland
Chas, Miller
Spokane
TH. T. Gook«teller
W. J. Eentsol
I. F. Connell
G. McGuily
Bitten by a Spider and Wagon Crash Victories
A Bosqueville Tex man escaped blood poisoning from a spider bite after using Nucklon’s Arnica Salve, noting four boxes healed all sores. Also reported, near Lawiston Idaho, two young Goldner sons in a wagon were struck by a Culdesac train. horses died but neither boy was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Nucklon
Euale
Tallman & Co
George Goldner
Lawiston
Idaho
De Witts Little Early Risers Pills Sold by Tallman
When you need a pill take a pill and use De Witts Little Early Risers praised as safe and effective. The pills are gentle, do not gripe or sicken, and are sold by Tallman and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Tallman & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dresden
General News
Cowan
Devil's Lake, N. D
Great Northern Railroad
Church Ferry
Great Northern
Bordwell
Edward Stockton
Gifford Stockton
James Stockton
San Domingo
Mewburn
Santo Demings
San Tomme
Bronx
New York
Prederick Muatthewson
George Hoffman
Hoffman
Arthur Goubolnman
E. T. Wade
Office
BE. O
Laldlaw Hang
Northwest News
Astoria
Nead
Oregonian
Land Office
Balding
Adlions
J. T. Anderson
A. Mobblitg
Morton City
PL McChung
Sontties
Leo Lloyd
Fl. Finktia
Geo. (. Miller
Walla Walla
Arthur Elerton
San Franccisco
Mia. Aroxson
Walhi Willa
Stace Biewell
How Pendleton
H. McCling
Beattle
F. J. McDonaugh
Lincoln
J. F. McRennity
Hannover
Mia McCain
Morton Dots
J. Wytrein
Tacomyns
A. A. Loews
An Francisco
J. Wright
FL J. Cameron
al Fox
Matt Malling
EL YM. Burke
K. Baker
Mike Davia
C. Miller
la Grinde
W. C. Turford
City
H. McCiing
Seattle
EF. J. McDonaigh
Lincains
Mc Berrmey
Hameon
Mrs Meclain
Hamson
Morton Dety
J. W. Trewin
Tacoma
A. A. Levy
F. J. Cameron
Matt Mullins
MH. Murke
C. K. Baker
Mike Davis
Walla
Wath
C. W. Miller
Tat Grinde
W. Murford
Elty
Golden Rule Motel
J. A. Marquis
Adams
Alfred Marquia
Mrs. Rodford
Mra. Ogerty
Wallan Walla J
G. Bellows
AL L. Chandler
Oo BR & NL
J. EB. Blodgett
E. EK. Jones
N. T
Marrlé Cameron
Civ
Fleancer Payent
J. BP. Aley
Wm. F. Wilton
Echo
Bh. F. Gerking
Hood River
Theddore Frickson
Tone
Joseph Toss
ALL Street
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Alfred Benjamin & CO
Bond Brothers
Snap
First and
Madison
Pacific Coast
3Rd St. Portland, Ore
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