Earthquake Toll, Aid, and Miscellaneous News
Forty killed in the Santa Roca quake in Cali's business district. Kansas City pledges $10,000 for San Francisco relief and plans another $30,000 soon. Reports include a six inch Lake Chelan wave, President Castro's anticipated US visit, and a Samar island clash where Captain William Morrow's forces killed eight insurgents. San Francisco relief efforts, Chinese aid plans, and local dispatches from Pomeroy, Albany, and Walla Walla wrap the round-up.
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Santa Roca
Cali
Kansas City
San Francisco
Lake Chelan
Castro
Wiliam Morrow
21St Infantry
Iductuces
Island of
Samar
United States
Saratoga
Pomeroy
Ton Wilson
Peter Melung
East Washingtonian
Seattle
E T. Wilton
National Bank Examiner
Washington
Spokane
Jong Wah
Chinese Benevolent Association
Portland
San Pradcisco
San Francino
Multiple Disturbing Briefs From Southwest Idaho and Nearby
Miss Minnie Rule, 14, near Caldwell, Idaho, died by self harm with unclear motive. Quarantines for scarlet fever spread at Dayton and McGee home. William J. Akers, secretary of the Senate Labor Council, died by gas at home. accounts reportedly correct. The Sewfert gunnery near The Dalles began operations April 5 with full staff. suspension of functions noted. Lim Tong, Chinese doctor at All wheel, died at Altan leaving thousands. no funds found. A. Smythe & Son of Arlington sold 15,000 sheep to an eastern woolbuyer. yearlings yield 10 pounds fleece. deliveries underway.
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Minnie Rule
Dry Buck
Caltwell
Idaho
Dayton
McGee
William J. Akers
Senate Labor Councl
Hhe
Dalles
Fan
Thle Searon
Amell Lim Tong
Altan
Lim Tong
Becme
A. Smythe & Son
Arlington
April acreage prospects and property listings across wheat lands
An April notice outlines land offerings including wheat lands, stock ranches and city property. Sample figures show 160 acres at 4 dollars per acre, 60 acres described as broken, and a half section suitable for wheat. One mile from a round? location implied with potential yields of 12 600 bushels at 37.50 per acre.
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Ramples
Wade and Son P O Box fus in Pendleton Oregon
E T Wade and Son P O box fus at Pendleton Oregon advertised telephone contact Hind 3111 BE for business inquiries. The notice lists hardware and building services with regional address details and a prompt to reach the firm by phone.
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P.O. Fus
Building & Pendleton, Orc
Pacific Baptist debt settled at conference in half hour
Baptiste Pay Off Debts reported by the Oregon Daily Journ during the Pacific Coast Baptist conference at the White Temple. The $2090 debt, contracted by the warship at various times among Baptist publications in California and Washington, was consolidated with 14 subscriptions of $100 each to form the total paid.
Pendleton Camp 47 Meeting Call
Sotlee Woodmen of the World summons all Pendleton Camp No 47 members to a Monday evening meeting on April 234 to discuss important camp business. W J Strever acting Consul Commander and J P Walker clerk sign the notice. Also an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims it digests food and relieves indigestion, sold by Toliman & Co.
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Kennedy
Taltmin & Co
Sotlee
Woodmen of
Pendleton Camp No. 47
W. J. Strever
Attent
Consal
J.P. Walker
Toliman & Co
Forestry themed Club Notes Highlight Early Spring Event
A Forestry afternoon hosted by Mrs G A Hartman and Mrs G A Hartman featured pyrographic program art on forest specimens, with Miss Sommerville crafting the woodburned works. Highlights included charity papers on forestry, musical solos, and prizes won by Mrs James A Fee and others. The Shakespear ean Department plans its final meeting April 23 and the Thursday Afternoon group meets April 26.
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GA. Hartman
G. A. Hartman
Current
Peason
T. M. Starkwether
Solo
Carter Wood
William Mage
Mars
John Hoiles
J. Beckwith
James A. Fee
F Coleeworthy
Rena Ferguson
Women's Clubs Name Committees for Elson Art Exhibit
Committees named by Women’s Clubs to organize the Elson Art Exhibit to be held May 3 and 4 at the city courthouse. About 90 photographic reproductions of world time paintings will be shown. Proceeds will fund public school picture purchases. Many named chairs cover arrangement entertainment finance catalog sale publicity and hanging and other tasks.
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Elson
Eigen
Court House
Mey
Elate
Mra
James A. Fee
E. C. Skilee
Tlc. Taylor
Women's Club
Mea L. RL
Mary Diseswry
A. J. Owen
L. Re ‘Traver
JF. Johineen
T. Wade
HW. C Bickers
Ch. H. Clark
Henry Dixon Jones
Ft. Alexander
Mira
F. Johnson
John McCourt
Ey J. Sommerville
Merc
G. A. Hortrin
Dean Tatum
Frobertson
T. M. Starkweather
Lee Moorhourne
Fred Giultz
L la Dow
Charles Eppinger
Mre
F. Colesworthy
Clarence Penland
Bean
Téaard Naeh
Are
G. Mo Creedeman
Charles Hamilttn
O. Wi Skiler
Mary la Dow
Largest Rod in France La Provence Sets Sail for New York
The French line steamer La Provence, the largest and fastest vessel built in France, departed Le Havre for New York. Construction began in December 1900 at Penhoët and was completed by March 13. The ship, around 9,160 tons with light draft of 4.78 feet, measures 126 feet in length overall and 66 feet beam, tailored to Havre harbor limits.
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Havre
France
New York
Penhower
la Provence
Wine Libel Suit verdict for Reynolds against Holland
A jury in Allen County in a libel suit involving Percy Holland, manager of the Statesman Publishing company in Walla Walla, returned in favor of the defendant Reynolds. Reynolds sought damages of 45000 dollars.
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Allen
Titanic class liner with 2000 capacity and 24 knot speed
The vessel can carry 2000 persons including 435 crew and about 400 first class passengers. Electric ventilation lets each cabin occupant regulate it themselves. Six decks divide the ship into 20 watertight compartments with indicator controlled doors. Twin triple expansion engines total 20000 horsepower. 31 boilers operate at 14 atmospheres with forced draught. Commander is Captain Alix, formerly of the La Lorraine.
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Iss
Cvindrical
Howden
Alix
la Lorraine
Bergman Narrow Escape Buried by Mine Caving In
Bergman barely escaped a mining collapse at Poorman creek, buried to his equipment. He freed himself after hours of effort with an ax, crawled to his cabin a quarter mile away, and reached a precarious condition. W. El Snyder of Lewiston Tribune reported the accident, with al Hartman and Ivan Hartlett sent to check on him after he failed to appear at Snyder's Cow Creek claim.
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Mimeelf
Newn
Lewis
Yeaterday
Lewiston Tribune
W. EL Snyder
Andrew Horamant
Poorman Creek
Bergman
Mr. Snyder
Cow Creek
al Hartman
Ivan Hartlett
Mr. Bergman
Hartman
Bartlett
Coeur d Alene Land Sale Plan Sent for Congress
A Washington dispatch reports committee favorable to opening the Coeur d Alene Indian reservation for settlement. About 140000 acres may be opened with 1600 acres limited to Indians and their families, while roughly 100000 acres would be offered publicly. Interior sees high value for the land, especially for agricultural use, with survey approval expected by mid summer.
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Idaho
Dodlan
Ie Dil
Coeur d'Alene
Washington
DHL
Department of the Interior
Eliiho
Dime
Juby
Min Freoeh
Eietier Tobe
Winter Wheat Damage Report From Snow Blow Pattern
A fragmentary notice from the Walla Walla Statesman notes winter wheat damage is limited to areas where snow blew off. Barley peaches were destroyed, but the fruit trees remained in bloom and largely unharmed according to observer inquiry.
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Jones
Walla Walla
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J. A. Haiuinter
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Edwin Burke
Hartford
G. & Youngman
T. B. Kirb
R. EB. Paddock
F. A. Martin
California
San Francie
Tallman & Co
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E.T. Wade & Son
T. A
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Coeur Ivalene
Schilin
Cubee
Tak’ Apeeertiee
Comfort Ile
Ol Pour Grecer
California Fig Syrup Co
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W.D. Fletcher
Pioneee Watchmaker and Jeweler
Court Street
Alexander
EAGLE
Main Street
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J. H. Estes
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