Carnegie Gift Referendum Defeated In Local Vote
Local citizens rejected a 760000 Carnegie library grant amid a busy election. Other items note George W Roosevelt, cousin of the president, died in Brussels where he served as consul general since 1875. George Shambacher of New York shot in his home dining room. Lt. Millar to be court martialed April 17 at Fort Fingler. Polly Weed Baker granted divorce from her eleventh husband. two Germans Gus tave Pfiffer and Flora Kun found dead in the river near Pome after self inflicted actions. a five day dispute ends with a wage rise and shorter hours for 36000 express workers in New York metro area. Don Henrique Bilva, bishop of Lisbon, visiting San Francisco, may temporarily fill vacancy at coadjutor position after death of Archbishop vorse Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Herbert Garfield Millar
Coast Artillery
Fort Fingler
Wash
Millar
Garfield
Polly Weed Baker
Boon Ville
Ind
Baker
Gustave Pfiffer
Flora Kun
Pome
New York
Don Henrique Bilva
Lisbon
Portugal
Pius X
San Francisco
5. Mary's Cathedral
Vorse Montgomery
Man Zan the Great File Remedy Piles Ad
Piles are dangerous but do not submit to surgery without trying Man Zan the Great File Remedy. It comes in collapsible tubes with a nozzle for precise application. If itching bleeding or protruding piles persist after Man Zan, money refunded. Scotches and coals. Relieved at once. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
For Sale 480 Acres Near Pendleton with Wheat Acreage
For sale 480 acres adjoining city limits near Pendleton with 260 acres in wheat. Two tone per acre price includes crop at 12 000 with easy terms. Water on every quarter. Also several stock ranches in Came Prairie for sale. A hotel at Pilot Rock very cheap. Wheat land in large or small tracts. Suburban homes with fine orchards.
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Pendleton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
E T Wade Listing Contact Information
Classified snippet shows E T Wade with phone contact black 111 and office location E O Building.
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Office E. O
NOTEL ARRIVALS AT VARIOUS U S HOTELS AND CITIES
Hotel St George and other hotels list numerous arriving individuals and couples from Portland Seattle Spokane Denver Chicago and other places including names such as J T Shelton W M Dunn A Vincent C B King and many more in a long roster of travelers visiting Pendleton and nearby towns over a period.
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Hotel
St. George
J. T. Shelton
Feho
Arthur P. Waynes
Portland
W. M. Dunn
Biggs
L. J. Chapman
Seattle
A. Vincent
Alle Hallinder
Spokana
Milton
W. H. Mathews
Chicago
Norton Daly
E. Aluman
Echo
A. C. Cogwell
Wallace
John Ramemeyer
Jiseph
Nev
C. S. Barrett
Atwater
C. B. King
Coeur
Atlanta, Ga
C. M. Shea
Sault Lake
Wm. Logar
Sumpter
Thne Pendleton
G. H. Boynton
A. S. Cisey
Spokane
Senator la Follette
Mordieon
Wis
John Hammon
Milwauker
Wie
F. Hedges
Puthburn
Hillsingle
Porthand
K. Abbott
T. C. Morganrife
Sterling
al S& White
Baker City
G. L. Bushman
Wife
Denver
Misa T. Ecklund
K. Korm
San Francisco
Co. H. Norra
la Grande
A. Gephart
J. A. Lines
E. Z. Callahan
J. Campbell
RB. Jell
A. C. Reeves
Th Dyke
O. A. Carrigan
J. K. Levy
F. Welden
Leedy
J. Bunch
Amatilla
The Price of Health in a Malaria District
Elia Slayton of Noland Ark notes health costs in a malarious area. A box of Dr King's New Life Pills costs 25 cents and is said to cleanse gently and renew vigor. Tellman & Co’s druggists offer satisfaction guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Elia Slayton
Noland
Ark
Tellman & Co’s
Special flour relief train speeds toward famine aid in China
A 28 car freight train carrying flour for famine relief moves across the continent toward San Francisco to be loaded for shipment to China. The effort is supported by President Martin Hughitt of the Northwestern road, with crossing Green River yesterday. The Railway Ferry and Pacific crossing transport are cited in the relief operation. Also an ad notes Pine Salve Carbelized sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Cuba crop conditions worsen after six months of no rain, causing widespread cattle deaths.
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China
San Francisco
Martin Hughitt
Green River
Reggamont
Rock Island
Pullman
Los Angeles
Rockland
Northwest News Roundup From Wippen Trade Dispatch
Readable items report a range of incidents and notes from the inland empire. A road accident near Dike Walla Walla County kills rancher Charles W. Studdard instantly. Verbert Cole, a noted marksman, injures his face in a shell explosion in Clarkston Wish. Idaho land auctions set for May 3 total 86800 acres with Promontini parcel priced 10 to 17 per acre. Lostine's Bob Williams rejects 1000 for six years’ colts. Frank Dietrich named to succeed James A. Beatty as Idaho circuit court judge. oath taken April 12 in Bots. Armington Montana reports a fatal blast at Billings & Northern. Pat Fritz and a laborer killed, others injured. Judge William Smith of Baker City rejects parole for S A Cardinier, with letters sent detailing objections.
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Wippen
Gwinn
Charles W. Stuoddrj
Livlof
Dike Walla Walle
Verbert Cole
Enick
Inland Empire
Clarkston
Wish
Lee
Fremont Comnts
Idaho
Ini
Chile
Bob Williams
Lostine
Peokout & Son
Frank
Dietrich
James A. Beatty
District of Idaho
Bots
Armington
Montana
Billings & Northern Cat
Pat Fritz
A. F. Linen
William Smith
Baker City
S. A. Cardinier
la Grande
Cure advertised for kidney and rheumatic trouble
Thirty days treatment for kidney trouble and rheumatism offered for one dollar. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Pineules said to contain no alcohol and not to derange the stomach. Rory to take. Sold by A G Koep pen Bros.
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Rory
A. G. Koeppen & Bros
Oregon securities grant for hotel and stable in Casemde forest
The Oregon Securities company received five acres and buildings for a hotel and feed stable in the Casemde forest. Charles Hofft was granted sixty acres for a gathering pasture in connection with his grazing permit. Mountain Sheep Ditch company was permitted to construct an eight mile irrigation ditch to conduct water for irrigation purposes.
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Oregon Securities Company
Casemde Forest
Charles Hofft
Mountain Sheep Ditch Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims $1000 Reward
An advertisement claims Frank J. Matin and F. J. Cheney & Co will pay $1000 for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure by the firm’s standard. The notice, dated December 8, lists a notary and promotes the product as acting on blood and glands. It ends with a general sales pitch and Oregonian line.
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A. Lucas
Rea Unty
Frank J. Ch
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank
Henry
Glearon
Tim
Lent & Co
Toledo
Paramereta
No State Division Debate Dismissed by Governor Mead
Governor Mead rejects Spokane promoted state division as impractical. He cites U S history and opposition from three states Washington Oregon and others, saying the eastern and western regions share no real discord and disintegration is unnecessary. Also notes legal actions in Oregon related to Sears case and Bloomfield wheat sale details at Puget Sound Warehouse.
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State Division
Washington
Mead
Spokane
Yakima Republic
United States
Texas
Oregon
Wahoo
Tate
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Dresden
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E. T. Wade
D. F. Leffingwell
St. Paul
P. W. Poster
John Planting
City
Virginia Hayden
Botse
J. 4. Hayes
Athena
J. H. Hudeman
Myrick
J. H. Shull
J. H. Harris
Weston
John Ridenour
Enghir
Adams
F. M. Hunt
Pomeroy
C. K. Smith
Hermiston
Fred Hascall
E. A. Murphy
North Powder
S. W. Murphy
A. 1
French
Dell Rapids
Charles Frazier
G. Frank Otos
Pasadena
Cal
J. FE. Barnes
John Hickey
Neere
Mich
Sam Lee
Cuba
Northwest? News
The
Enet Oregonian
Mead Rint
Dunbar
F. K. Sears
F. L. Maevhur
McNain
Kate
Sears
Juder Witlhon Gallowiy
Fultoy
Titian
Afr
Seara
Hoorce Bloomfield
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
BE. O. Gentry
Bloomfield
Gentry
Pullman Tribune
F. J. Donaldson
ALL Street
Alfred Benjamin & CO
Bond Brothers
Seth
Rock Island-frisco Lines
Third St
Ore
Snap
First and
Madison
Pacific Coast
E. J. Daly
3Rd St. Portland, Ore
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