Global and National News Briefs from April 16 1903
reports indicate Colombia will reject the Panama treaty while Gould interests plan a Nebraska railroad expansion this summer. Amalgamated Association supports woman suffrage in Columbus. President Roosevelt to be hosted by Hugo Colorado cowboys at a plains breakfast. Pacific coast floods severe for years plus Central American railway plans near completion. Illinois lawmakers allocate 5000 for Governor Altgeld widow relief. British structural workers end strikes against American Bridge Company amid pension talks. Niagara Falls threatened by power projects and fencing to control water flow. Western Federation of Miners eyes organizing Chinese and Japanese workers in the Northwest and British Columbia amid suspected allied sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Gould
Nebraska
Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers
Columbus
Hugo
Colo
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
New York
Central America
Atlantic
Pacific
John P. Altgeld
Farmers organize a creamery near Lorane Oregon
Pacific Northwest News reports farmers near Lorane Oregon form a local creamery. Other items note a strong Columbia River spring fishing season, Joy Andrews joining the San Francisco Nationals, the death of Cyrue Bacon at Forest Grove, and various local incidents including a murder attempt and a man walking in his sleep in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorane
Ore
Wlumbia
Waordillesiay
Joy Andrews
Spokane
San Francisco Nationals
Cyrue Bacon
Forest Grove
Weed
Josephine County
Chamberlain
Hillabore
Mara B. Codlestroke
Penibeton
Grant County
Wile
Big Blackfoot
Montana
Chris Morbison
Hotel Arrivals List Reflects Broad Regional Guests
Rev Frank F Brown Prescott Miss Josephine Brown Prescott May L Scott Boise H E Cornell Chicago 4 Elam and wife Walla Walla W L Davis Portland Aite Laura Daley Sholhamer North Yakima J E Jamison Portland H N Halverson Northield T C Kyle Bt Louis T W Lith La Grane A Cally Bridgeport L M Lalley Spokane Miss Stewart Walla Walla W J Moore Spokane D Rinker Spokane J H Kleeckney Spokane Cash etty C A Chapman and wife etty J E Cambers etty J M Cornellson etty P A Worthington Porthind H T Hi Helix James McKay city Hert Vaughan and wife Sumpter Miss Kurtz Sumpter Mrs J W Ziegler Fairmount Carra Bush Baker City Mrs A A Kidwiler Baker City Lb B Smith Sumpter H Mallock San Francis C A Oberg Granite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Brown
Prescott
Josephine Brown
May L
Scott
Boise
H. E. Cornell
Chicago
Elam
Walla Walla
W. L. Davis
Portland
Aite
Laura Daley
Ity
Sholhamer
North Yakima
J. E. Jamison
H. N. Halverson
Northield
T. C. Kyle
Louis T. W. Lith
la Grane
A. Call
Helix
James McKay
Hert Vaughan
Sumpter
Misa M. Kurtz
J. W. Ziegler
Fairmount
Carra Bush
Baker City
A. A. Kidwiler
B Smith
H. Mallock
San Francis
C. A. Oberg
Granite
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Claim
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with yellow skin and wasting strength. Three doctors gave up, then Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement after a week and a half. He declares they robbed the grave of another victim and urges use at Tallman & Co.'s drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Tallman & Co
Real Estate Transfers Across Pendleton and Weston Areas
Mary A Murphy sells to William P Temple a half interest in south half of Section 15 Town 5 Range 1 near Pendleton for 1150. E G Barnbrook of Pendleton Savings Bank pays 800 for Lots 1 2 6 7 Block 217 Reservation Addition. Property measures about a half block bounded by James Marie Tus tin and High streets. Charles Searon sells to J Hargett for 2000, 115 acres in Section 2 Town 3 Range 35, four miles southeast of Weston. Price includes 20 acres in Section 4 same township range. E T Wade sells to Geary Kimbret for 100, legal deed, Block 12 in Cole's Addition. Kimbret plans a residence this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Murphy
William PF. Temple
Pendleton
E.G. Batnbrook
Pendleton Savings Bank
Tustin
High Streets
Charles Searonn
J. Hargett
Weston
E. T. Wade
Geary Kimbret
Cole
Me Kimbrett
School Bond Debate Shows Split Opinions Across District
A candidate of voices from Leon Cohen to J Ho Rnley outlines why the proposed 26,000 bond to build new schoolhouses should or should not pass. Arguments cite value for money, timing, sinking funds, tax burden, and equity between districts, with cautions about future finance and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidae Opy
Leon Cohen
W. Vincent
Abs & Nittey
Tim
J. Ho
Notarized oath on catarrh cure in Toledo firm
Frank J. Cheney sworn to on oath that the partnership of F J Cheney & Co will pay a hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized document dated December in Toledo Ohio. Mall's Catarrh Cure advertised as taken internally and affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. The Hall's Family are the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolmado
Lucar County
Frank J. Cheney Milkon
Wenlor
F. J. Cheney & Co
Doling
Toledo
A. W. Glearon
Mall
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
General News
American Bridge Company
Niagara Falls
Stepa
Niagara
Western Federation of Miners
Northwest
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest News
Clapton
Othe
Lot Livermore
Webb Street
E. P. Boyd
Mets
East End
Schmidt
Elk
Therkelsen
East Court Street
Sharples Tubular
T. C. Taylor
the Hardward Man
Pendleton, Ore
Court Street
Bowman
Byers
Frazer Opera House
Baker & Welch
Mark Moorehouse
J. A. la Pearl
Tom Fitch
Donald Stuart
Fragier’s
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