Spokane Beats Yellow Kids in Tight Ball Game
Nearly a thousand spectators watched Spokane defeat the Yellow Kids 6 to 3 at Matlock grounds. Errors in the outfield cost the Yellow Kids, despite Ike Butler matching Rush in pitching, as Spokane pulled ahead in the fourth, seventh, and eighth innings. The report also notes Montana railroad work, a planned Onaway town with no liquor, and Potlatch resembling Pullman in structure with $1,000,000 yearly operating funds for 3000 workers.
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Matlock Grounds
Spokane Grounds
Pen- Wetton
Spokane
Ike Butler
Yellow Kids
Rush
Athena Breasta
Butler
R. H P.O
Perris
Beneee White
Ss. Suess
Rf Hutchinson
Martinke
McKune
Wain
Sere Ene Stanley
Athena
R. H. P.O. Kretz Ane Shea Eeeaenm Millard Slaw
Trividson
Nordean
Joe Cox
Walla Walla
Paseo
Build a Model Town From Spokane An Oregon Journal Report
The Oregon Daily Journal notes activity at Formtech Idaho where hundreds of workers are building a new town to be owned by Wererhaeuser company. It is located one mile east of Pu Dol and involves residents from Garfield and the new Washington Idaho region.
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Montana
Palouse
Potlatch
Onaway
Pullman
Til
Pullman Palace Car Company
Spokane
Oregon Daily Journal
Fotmtech
Daho
Wererhaeuser Company
Garfield
Washington, Idaho
Quarrel Ends in Possible Fatal Shooting near Grangeville
A dispute over property rights led Grover Davis of Ranch Creek to shoot Hahl near the Salmon River. Davis surrendered and was released on his recognizance. Hahl remains in critical condition. The report notes prior court battles and threats, with Davis claiming the right to finish work on the disputed site. Hotel Pendleton arrivals and Lostine notices accompany the item.
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Trespaserr
Lewiston Teller
Grangeville
Grover Davis
Ranch Creek
Salmon River
Hahl
Davis
Mini
Hahil
Idaho Supreme Court Affirms Highway Use Rule
Five years of road use in Idaho makes a public highway regardless of land ownership per revised statutes, confirmed by the state supreme court in Juliaetta vs H M Smith case from Latah county. On Rice Creek near Grangeville, G C Davis shot Henry Mehl multiple times. Mehl reportedly alive at last report.
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Idaho
Supreme Court of the State
Juliaetta
Ve. H
Rice Creek
Grangeville
G. C. Davis
Henry Mehl
Olympic Games Open With 60,000 Crowds At Athens
Thousands of visitors from around the world fill Athens as the Brent Olympic games open at the Panathenaic stadium. The United States sends 32 athletes to compete in track and field including the marathon, with strong rivals from England Ireland Australia Germany and France. The opening ceremony is led by the Greek king and the grand venue cost about three million francs funded by George Averoff.
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United States
Athena
Herodus Atticus
Greece
Attica
Hellas
Athens
George Averoff
Marathon
Fen Farmer
Hahn
Rehick
Robertson
Eaton
Moulton
Queyrouve
Hillman
Prinstein
Parson
Pilgrim
Cohn
Bacon
Bonhag
Sullivan
Valentine
Lightbody
Leavitt
Friand
Frank
Forshaw
Spring
Fowler
Kerrigan
Ewry
Glover
Mitchell
Edgren
Sheldon
Borneman
Daniels
Spencer
Schwartz
Millet
England
Ireland
Hungary
Germany
France
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
New Steamer Planned for Upper Columbia River Route
Open River Association prepares to build a 160 by 34 by six foot steamer for operation between Celilo and Lewiston on the upper Columbia. It will carry 350 tons and about 200 passengers, aiming for elegance, speed and capacity to support wheat season movement. Public urged to suggest a name. contact B P. O. Smith at 314 Worcester Building, Portland.
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Open River Association
Lewiston-Celilo
Upper Columbia
Celilo
Larwiston
Oregon Daily Journal
Capacty
Abe
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Do, & Ofelily
T. D. Honeyman
H. Wittenberg
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Open Rirer Transportation Company
Celtic
Smith
Oo. J. T. Co
Worcester Building
Portland
Homesteader Dies By Self Inflicted Loss Near Rupert
Loyal G Kats, about 35 and unmarried from Pennsylvania, cut his throat with a razor last Saturday morning while staying at the Fleming residence nine miles northwest of Rupert. The act, believed spurred by temporary insanity from illness, followed the discovery of over $750 on his person.
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Loyal G. Kats
Rupert
Fleming
Pennsylvania
Buckton’s Arsncn Salve claimed to cure wounds
A reader from Ky writes that after suffering for 19 years with a painful affliction and torture, Buckton’s Arnsncn Salve cured him after less than a box. He praises its effect on wounds burns and sores, noting it is sold at Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug Co, druggists.
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Adulrss
Radfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gua
Buckton
Napier
Bugles
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
S. S
Swift Specific CO
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Wireless
Sion
Western Union
Telegraph and Bell Telephones
Milton Huber
MGR
QUINN
Wash
American de Forest
Fishman & Peters
Pho
Sherwin-Williams
Pendleton Paint Store
Court St
Rock Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Clen
Peoples Warehouse
Rosalyn
U. S
Roslyn Wood & Coa- OO
W. CC. R
Hotel
Pendleton
A. W. Sharp
W. L. Tucker
la Grande
H. A. Sablett
Wisconsin
A. Schultz
Oakland
M. W. Hewitt
A. Nelson
J. Scheuerman
Clly
B. Krause
Seattle
C. A. Miller
Minneapolis
B. F. Sinsheimer
P. ©. Boeg
Heppner
George Weir
Yakima
May Kerr
Mra. P
T B. Killin
G. 8. Youngman
A. M. Gaston
Lortine
City Council of
Vancouver
San Francisco
Ella Lee
Frankford
Ind
Dee & Nkham
Aks
J. H. Farmer
Elliott Avenue
St. Louis
Aaron Cael Meines
Pinkham
JH Farmer
Despain
Golden Rule
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