Global and local unrest and disasters noted in brief
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters pledges aid to packing house strikers. New York builders repudiate certain agreements and lock out employees. Reports claim the first gold found near Hudson Bay in Republic Intet. General Rafael Reyer becomes Colombian president with iron hand. Sully the cotton magnate warns he cannot pay 40 percent of debts. Laymilon notes Nusalan starvation at Port Arthur after China cutoffs. Iole Mitchell cites worsening European labor conditions. Major Frank Ho Whitman killed in the Pueblo wreck. he once led the 20th Kansas in the Spanish American War. President Roosevelt declines to intervene in John W. Burley case. New Zealand experiences its heaviest quake shock in years. Wellington buildings damaged and set for rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhond
Teamsters
New York
Runboy
Republic Intet
Hudson Bay
Canada
Rafael Reyer
Sully
lLaymilon
Nusalan
Port Arthur
China
Iole Mitchell
Europe
Frank Ho Whitman
20Th Kansas Regiment
Philippines
Inland News Briefs From Oregon and Nearby Areas
Irene Fowler of Port Angeles drowned in a well Tuesday. Fred Hambrey, 19, was fatally shot by Alvin Schoonover on the Nehalem while hunting Tuesday morning. Linen prices set for Max at Salem mill at 10 and 11 dollars per ton for cut flax and 12 to 15 for pulled flax. a 100000 dollar Salem linen mill will be built to use next year’s crop, with 40000 yards daily capacity. Mrs Charnex Cox of Northport saved herself from assault by shooting the attacker with a rifle. injuries not total. Northwestern Lumber cut mill wages to 1.74 a day, workers walked out and mill closed. The aged woman who drowned in Hogue river near Medford is Mrs Joseph Chapman of Grants Pass, who had threatened suicide. Immigration Agent A W Prink at Sioux Falls reports a rush of homeseekers toward Oregon and orders a ton of descriptive circulars on Lewis and Clark resources. General Greely of the U S Signal Service received the first message Tuesday over the Rt. Michael’s Name wireless line running Yukon to Daweon and then Seattle, about 3600 miles, with successful reception.
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Irene
William Fowler
Port Angeles
Fred Hambrey
Alvin Schoonover
Salem
Charnex Cox
Northport
Wash
Northwestern Lumber Company
Hogue River
Medford
Joseph Chapman
Grant's Pass
A. W. Prink
Sioux Fall
S. CO
Oregon
General Greely
United States Signal Service
Rt. Michael
Yukon
Daweon
Seattle
Attendance Drops at Commercial Association Meeting
Judge S A Lowell reports on Oregon Development League meeting as Pendleton joins central Oregon body. Membership drive cuts dues to 1 per month with 150 by September. librarians rearrange library. committee explores gym and bowling alley. Campaign to recruit business and young members underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lowell
Oregon Development League
Pendleton Association
Oregon
Commercial Association
Oly
S. A. Lowell
Oregon Development Laigue
Portland
Woll
Porthiad
Association
Development League
Lim
Gal
Avetlinaligny
Morse
Nye
Leon Teutseh
Albert Cohen
Pred Lampkin
Earnest Younger
A. W. Knight
Megan
Ally Committee
Nuienmiber
Thynd
Agrociilion
Mark Moorhouse
L. G. Praster
George Raritan, Jr
Borie
Lee Twutsoh
TC. Taylor
Lowell
Nome Dull Reports Echo Nome Quiet Season
Seattle Aug reports from Nome arriving on the Oregon claim the season was unusually dull as camps near Nome prepare to open. Transportation men note LOA passengers aboard, many in steerage, and blame water scarcity for slow activity. Skeptics say some returners exaggerate to avoid work and claim the country is no good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nome
Oregon
World’s Fair Rates Offer Low Round Trip Fares
The O R N Company lists cuts from Pendleton to St Louis and Chicago with various routings and sale dates, including a 41.35 option for the 0 R N while portland steamer service runs August through September. Stopovers allowed, final return limits apply, for details contact BE C Smith, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
St. Louis
Chicago
Vice
Vice Versa
Ticketa
BE. C. Smith
Knights Templar
San Francisco
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Cal
Portland
California
E. C. Smith
Hotel Arrivals and Dyspepsia Cure Ad
A long list of guest names at The St. George hotel appears with hundreds of arrivals from cities including Portland San Francisco Chicago Seattle and Spokane. An advertisement for Koitol Dyspepsia Cure claims it digests food improves appetite and restores weight and strength with a testimonial from Mrs Mary Crick of White Plains Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
B. McCoy
Portland
George Hand
San Francisco
John L. Burke
American Falls
J. J. Borne and Son
Misa Costello
William Dion
J. O. Harper
Chicago
J. BR. Alten
George Graham
Seattle
L. D
White
Lois
R. H. Shaffer
Minneapolis
H. L. Jackson
Stand
J. Bruwn
Edward Davis
Why
H. L
San Francis
the Hotel Bickers
Mabel Crofitt
Proaser
Godwin
Washington
J V. Milligan
Poriiani
WB. Rand
Bpplane
Elizabeth Homer Wonton
A. Kelley
Milton
Mauile Smith
Jesale Williame
Weston
Verna Vanwander
Mite Mae Walker
Weaton
Hirnett
Mike Cummings
Miss Burts
WOM
Wo G
Colo
Ely
Janes G. Withon
HW. Smith
Starbuck
BE. Jacobson
Brooks
Ofty
L. H. Mandel
San Pranvigeo
D. Bornholm
San Francia
A. White
San Franciseco
Call Cook
ACP Davis
Washington VT
A Nobal
Spokane
Lindsey
Mies
Grace Lindsey
Haise F. Welden
Boise
M. Smith
Mary Crick
White Plains
Tallman & Co
Y M C A Growing Shows Big Gains in Year Book
New York August 11 The Y M C A year book issued today records growth in associations from 17,386 to 18,12 and membership from 340,455 to 878g. Four years bring 118,020 new members and 74 associations. Active membership steady. Growth mainly among employed men not tied to churches. Property owned rises to near 30,000,000 with 476 associations owning buildings. Railroad associations 187 with 69,426 members, more than doubling in five years. Religious meetings report over 4,000,000 in attendance last year.
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New York
Ihs
Peport
Rail travel deals to national gatherings advertised
An Oregon commercial agent offers帮助 to visit the St Louis Exposition with rail info, best routes and rates. O R & N advertises 1904 National Encampment events in Boston Louisville Hoxton and announces travel deals to Detroit and Louisville with specified fares and sale dates. Tickets to Detroit 71.60 return, sale Aug 2-3-4, final limit 90 days. Louisville 68.26, sale dates Aug 8-10, final limit 90 days.
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St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
B. H. Trumbull
Third Street
Portland
Ore
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Mass
Knights of Pythias
Louisville
E Hoxton
Loulaville
Pondle
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Roosevelt
John W. Burley
District of Columbia
New Zealand
Wellington
Northwest News
Main
Ke, T. Wade
Bon
Y. M. C. A. Growing
Sailor Data
Mae
Twee
Bradfield Regulator
Beecham
Universal Steel
Iteware
Goodman-Thompson Hardware CO
Main Street
Glenn Winslo Jeweler
Opt Poast
Gilead
Stover
Neagle Brothers
White Bros
Entlalp
The
Columbia Lodging House
Alte Ane Atreets
F. X. Schempp
East Oregonian Egon
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