Numerous 1902 events cast shadow over daily life in America
Reports from August 4 1902 describe tensions over Trinidad possibly flying the US flag, strikes by Chicago grave diggers halting Concordia cemetery burials, and a fire at United Verde mine in Jerome Colorado. Other items note mosquito control plans in New York, a cattleman discovering a murdered Mexican sheepherder, and the Chicago burial of Mrs Julia C Howell who died by her own hand in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Concordia Cemetery
Lederle
New York Health Board
New York
Central Park
Samuel Randall
Florence
Colo
Granada
Kansas
Julia C. Howell
Denver
Hotel Arrivals Listing Across Cities
A hotel arrivals list shows guests staying at Hotel Pendleton including Mrs A N Lester of Spokane and numerous travelers from Portland Spokane The Dalles Salem Brooklyn Chicago and other locales with names like Edward Baldwin J Paleke and J J Burns among many others. The compilation reads as a dense roster of visitors across multiple states with no further event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Lester
Spokane
William Maher
Portland
A. S. Heatheld
E. C. Coffin
St. Joseph
PD. Shults
M. Smith
C. H. Fitch
L. M. Morton
Ontario
Edward PD. Baldwin
the Dalles
Meyer Abraham
N. Schiller
Frank Davey
Salem
A. B. Weatherford
Albany
W. F. Butcher
Baker City
H. Green
San Francisco
A. Mitchell
Lincoln
Charles I. DaShiell
B. FE. Coman
A. H. Caston
H. H. Rees
A. D. Chase
A. P. Bradbury
J. Paleke
Walla Walla
Charles W. Lockwood
George Stephens
J. P. Hayden
J. J. Burns
F. Basche
J. Freese
J. C. Burke
Brooklyn
F. C. Burke
Frederick Sherwood
First wheat marketed at Albany and other regional notes
The first wheat of the season sold at Albany. Hillsboro to get a condensed milk factory by December 1. A stamp mill planned at Mammoth mine Baker City. Miller House Tekoa burned, loss 16000 and 6000 insurance. O R N Co to build more Albina terminal structures. Multnomah county seeks capable bridge tenders. Centennial Flouring in Spokane destroyed by fire. About 20 tons of hay burned near Salem. Governor Geer names A L Craig and A D Chariton to represent Oregon at the International Mining Congress in Butte September 1 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hillsboro
Mammoth Mine
Baker City
Miller House
Tekoa
Wash
Albina
Multnomah County
Spokane
J. E. Murphy
Salem
No Finish Fight at Opera House Saturday Night
Hand bills promised a finish flight exhibition by Henry Allen the Montana Kid and Louie Dale from Kansas City at the opera house Saturday. Mayor Hailey halted the plan and warned arrests if the event occurred after advertising refunds. A live sealion cub three feet long was brought to Astoria by the steamer George R. Vosburg, to be given to Portland park commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Henry Allen
Montana Kid
Louie Dale
Thail
Kansas City
Hailey
Astoria
George R. Vosburg
Cape Mears
Portland Park Commission
Indians Lose Then Win As Series Wraps Up
Baker City takes the only game of the series on Saturday after a fast exhibit. Pendleton earns 2 runs while Baker City posts 4. Hupp hits a two base, Schills and Schmidt with three base hits. Fay Adams steal twice, others steal once. Taylor and Thomas walk, Taylor 2 and Thomas 1. Umpire Breed scorer Held. Attendance not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Baker City
Hupp
Schills
Schmidt
Fay
Adams
Brown
Taylor
Ferris
Crawford
Mahaffey
Thomas
Piitcher
R. Brown
Breed
Nper Aictorn
ABR
HPOA
Selil Fay
Eeeewewee Stovall
Ibaeeaewe Schmidt
Hammond
If Adams
Keeanepe Oo Wilner
Pendleton Baker City
Clemens
Indians
Clem
Wilner
Baker
L. Mahaffey
Woods
G. Brown
Bob Wiiner
Indians Rally in Ninth to Edge Gold Diggers in Close Tilt
Pendleton’s outfield shines though two errors mar a tense game as Taylor scatters four hits through eight innings. In the ninth, Slats Baker falters. Gold Diggers capitalize with three singles and a double, scoring six to threaten a tie before the Indians seal victory. Mahaffey and Hammond spark the late rally with key hits. umpire Breed earns praise for fair officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Taylor
Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvest
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Gredonvan
General News
England
Trinidad Island
United States
United Verde
Jerome
Hotel
A. Vinson
Clark Wood
Weston
W. R. Garrett
Halsey
E. H. Burke
Merk
F. Hammond
W. E. Hand
Heppner
Wallace Williams
Harvey Duncan
Dayton
J. Jessen
Starbuck
E. Porter
Meacham
Ed Liekens
W. A. Wade Adams
Z. Houser
Ella Kennedy
Gurdane
Ernest Watts
Arlington
D. Seefeld
Idaho Falls
W. F. Woodstock
Nolin
J. M. Taylor
Marjorie M. Ren
Michigan
Verah McPherson
L. F. Mason
Iowa
M. Stevens
White
C. Brock
Allen Thomson
Echo
Ed H Corum
Pomeroy
Charlies
Pacific Northwest News
Geer
A. L. Craig
A. D. Chariton
Oregon
Butte Mont
Pugs
Teepe
F.w.schmidt & Co
Neagle Brothers Water &T
Main
Ore
ST. Paul’s
Walla Walla, W
Merrick
Boston
Hardware
Victor Pome
Jesse Failim
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Polydore Moons
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