Fires Destroy Grove Distillery and Stock Yards Hotel
In Peoria Illinois the Grove distillery burned causing losses around 125000 dollars while the Stock Yards hotel also burned with losses about 26000 dollars. Concurrently notable events include the death of Lis a Polish brigand at Laublin from artillery caused destruction to his house, a fatal shooting near Moab Utah where William Young and his son killed Charles Wilkinson after forcing surrender, and a governorship appointment in Sacramento following a dice based diversion among three candidates. Also drowned men in Cape Fear river and children stung by a large rattlesnake in Fresno with one child dying.
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Stanislaus Lis
Laublin
Lis
Moab
Utah
Colorado Line
William Young
Charles Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Young
Sacramento
Cal
Hans Thorsen
G&j. Paul
B. Brady
Moncure
Cape Fear River
North Carolina
Buckern
For Sale Advertisement in Imita Pendleton Area
For sale 480 acres adjoining city Imita Pendleton 260 acres in threat. Will cut two tons per acre. Price including crop 12000. Easy terms. Water on every quarter. Several stock ranches in Cames Prairie for sale. A hotel at Pilot Rock very cheap. Suburban homes with orchards. Phone black 9111 Office FE O Building.
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Imita
Pendleton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Northwest News Briefs From Idaho to Oregon
The Northern Pacific hospital in Cullesac Idaho will move to Cottonwood with a modern building for patient care. In Cambridge Idaho several individuals including J E Kelley P Munn Thomas Miller Palmer Ringtree and Theodore White were arrested for violating the fish and game law. Edward Conant aged 65 died at Conant Cassia County Idaho after living in Idaho since 1962 amassing a fortune in milling and merchandise. Vancouver lumber handlers strike for a nine hour day as carpenters’ delegations stall with the Builders Exchange. Victor H Olmstead of agriculture granted furlough to supervise a Cuban census and has left for Havana. Seattle cereal mills run at full capacity for April after months of lower output with January only 15 days. Roads clearing and grain arriving regularly. Mrs Emma Wakeman longtime Good Samaritan hospital superintendent in Portland died April 26 after an operation for chronic trouble. funeral held next day at Trinity church with Bishop Scadding officiating. Hood River sees a new electric railway project to Mount Hood connecting with Portland line. incorporators listed. United States National Bank of Centralia organized with 100000 capital to absorb the State Bank of Centralia, with Gilchrist and Gilchrist as leaders. cashier and president named. Rumor persists that Oregon Holy Roller Crefeld will reincarnate and return. Esther Mitchell confined in Western Washington asylum at Steilacoom remains devoted to the belief she was right to shoot her brother George.
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Northern Pacific
Cullesac
Idaho
Cottonwood
Cambridge
J. E. Kelley
P. Munn
Thomas Miller
Palmer
Ringtree
Theodore White
Edward Conant
Conant
Cassia County
Vancouver
B. C
Wilson
Victor H. Olmstead
Department of Agriculture
Emma Wakeman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Trinity Church
Scadding
Hood River
Mount Hood
Porthind
A. A. Jayne
H. F. Davidson
F.A. Cram
Verle Butler
J. L. Herideren
P. & Davidson
J. H. Helihronnar
Messrs. C. 3
Charles Gilchrist
Creffield
Oregon Holy Roller
Seattle
George Mitchell
Esther Mitchell
Western
Washington Asylum
Steilacoom
George
250 Cows for a Northwestern Dairy Empire
Wealthy rancher Frank Lockwood plans a farm north of Freewater toMilking machinery and a large cheese and butter factory. The project aims to milk 240 cows and create a regional dairy hub for Oregon and Washington, with an electric railway connected milk station in Walla Walla and operations running millions in cost.
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Frank Lockwood
Freewater
Oregon
Washington
Rufticher
State Fine District
Lockwood
Lockwooll
Tilamook
Spokane
Lockwood Company
Walla Wal‘a
Bitten by a Spider Prompts Careful Remedy Use
A Boouneville Tex man suffered severe blood poisoning from a spider bite nearly costing him his leg. He credits Ducklen’s Amniac Salve with relief after the first application and healing all sores after four boxes. Store notices list Tallman & Co. and many other merchants across cities.
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John Washington
Boouneville
Tex
Ducklen
Henle
Tallman & Co
Salem to pave three city blocks with bitulithic
The Salem Statesman reports the city awarded Warren Construction a contract to pave State Street from Commercial to Church with bitulithic pavement. Work will start after contract finalization and depends on dry weather. The three blocks total $23,493.92 for paving and curbs.
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Salem
Salem Statesman
Warren Construction Company
Commercial Street
Church Street
Notice to Contractors for Eureka lodge remodel 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of T F Howard architect in Pendleton Oregon up to noon May 2 1907 for remodeling the two story brick building of Eureka lodge No 32 I O O F at Main and Alta streets Plans and specs will be exhibited at the architect's office All concrete cement and stone work reserved Right to reject bids April 1 1907 The Shepherd block old Baker City frame landmark burned recently tenants escaped Charles Gooding badly burned in the incident.
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T. F. Howard
Eureka Lodge No
Immediate Relief and Speedy Cure for Baby’s Rash
A parent reports rapid improvement using Cuticura Ointment for a baby’s facial rash and cradle cap. The child’s irritation and crying eased within hours. ointment cleared inflamed skin and scalp, leading to continued use for future minor rashes and bites. The testimonial is dated June 9, 1900, Thomas ton, Missouri.
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Hardy Currier
Thomaston, Mo
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Porting
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North Yakima
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Rockford, Il
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New York
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U. 3
HB. E. Stevens
H. L. Kile
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Golden Rule Hotel
Mre
G. F. Manifidta
Gordon Gray
Pillsburg
Jennie McBride
W. M. Finebaugh
la Granda
Murray Tompkins
Webster Young
Lalante
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M. Worenburg
Colorado City
Josephine Duncin
Wall C. & Warren
Boston
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Ukiah
Joseph Altachnell
Hillgard
W R Hitney
Celty
F. J. Jones
M. Bryler
Feho
J. MH. Barker
Monroe Taylor
City
Rev. H. Goodwin
Walla Witla
Dick Jones
G. E. Carmel
F. W. Coleman
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St. George
Wm. Dean
Calgary
J. M. Read
Chicago
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Glencoe
Okla
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Macksville
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Belleford
Ohio
A. A. Ebel
St. Nul
H. R. Hogue
Walla Walla
Fh. R. Lavender
Weston
R. Jepson
Kutewelles
H. J. Tarmnun
Sheperd
Baker City
Charles Gooding
Louisiana
Cirleas
F. J. Donaldson
Central Meat, Co
Carney, Ramsdell & Co, Telephone Main
E. J. Murphy
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