Banks Increase Deposits in San Francisco as City Grows
Banks in San Francisco report deposite gains exceeding 4 million dollars over the past four months. The Nicaraguan government cancels concessions for the Maritime Canal Company to build a ship canal across Nicaragua. Twenty two hundred New York Central Railroad shop workers go out on strike on Thursday, demanding wage raises and reinstatement of those unjustly discharged.
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Various Local Notices and Incidents in Oregon and Washington
Mrs Sovan Wall faces under 2000 bonds in Walla Walla for alleged arson at her lodging house. Mrs J W White dies in Eugene aged 40. A family of shoe sellers leaves a will with eight children. Portland Board of Trade seeks right of way from Portland to St John for the OR and ON Co. A pension board member appointment is noted in La Grande. E Barton, Sumner Post member and veteran, dies near Damasene in the Willamette valley. In Salem Miss Anna Metechan marries Gere Cottanach. Metechan is daughter of ex State Treasurer Philip Metechan. A Portland grand jury indicts Frank Richardson and W Th Cronin for counterfeit money in five counts. Government inspection of meat starts in Tacoma. K E Hatelineon of Portland begins work. L B Boyer, convicted of murdering his wife, is to be hanged on a date to be named. Sam J Smith holds 1000 acres in Wheat on Eureka Flat and anticipates harvest by June 20. An indictment is returned in Portland against L W Martha of McMinnville for mailing indecent letters. Several thousand rounds of ammunition arrive at Oregon Agricultural College for ball and blank cartridges shipped from Fort Henama barracks, California.
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Willamette Valley
Salem
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Tacoma Thurelay
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Tacoma
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Eureka Flat
Walla Walla County
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McMinnville
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Painful Periods Helped by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Fifty thousand women testify in grateful letters to Mrs. Pinkham about relief from painful and irregular menstruation. If pain or irregularity persists, write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn Mass., for advice.
Boers Retreat North as British Advance Presses
London reports British forces in the Orange Free State pressing forward while Boers withdraw. General Roberts lingers at Bloemfontein as commandants Deher and Vannieskirk hold passes. reports mention possible revival of Weyler style concentration tactics elsewhere. Casualties include Lieutenant Prey and Royal Sentry core. French and Hamilton engage near Ta'twaelin.
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Ford
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Merriam on the Stand in Coeur dAlene Troubles Case
Washington April 2 General Meehan testified about original instructions and military authority during the Coeur dAlene trouble. He doubted civilian trials and discussed mar tial law while debating officials and governors over prison conditions and governance of Showone County.
Murder suspected as Forest woman found dead
A. C. Hateli was found dead near Forest irave Ore. foul play suspected. Her one year old child was with her. coroner's inquest today. The man courting Mire Hutech will testify. Part of a broader dispatch notes Virginia disfranchisement talks and China hostilities toward foreigners.
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Floods and hurricanes devastate Texas and Ottawa notes
Ottawa reports debenture plans to borrow 100000 for relief, city asks Ontario legislature for permission. In Texas, Waco floods isolate regions with up to five million dollars in damage. Dallas tornadoes injure and destroy, and bridges fail as rivers rise. Names include Lord Mayor Now, Roosevelt plans, and Shiloh remedies advertised.
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