Multiple 1902 News Snippets Across Europe Americas
A compilation of brief 1902 items notes celebrations in Britain for the king’s recovery, ongoing eruptions near the Cook Inlet in Alaska, and a deadly train derailment near Carleville Lille. It also reports a fire in Altoona Pennsylvania, naval honors at Cavite for King Edward, a circus worker killed near Point Loma, horse racing results for Vanderbilt entries, danger near Masaya volcano in Nicaragua, a saloon keeper shot in Oklahoma City, and a youth’s confession about a Rock Island wreck near South Omaha.
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Mounts
Edoubt
Siminana
Augustin
Cook's Inlet
Alaska
Carleville
Lille
France
Opera House
Imperial Dry Goods Company
Altoona
Cavite
Edward
John Price
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Pocatello
Price
Kerwin
Kana
William K. Vanderbilt
Nettie
Speauville
San Fernando de Ma Saya
Masaya
Ed White
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arthur Moore
White
Omaha
Rock Island
South Omaha
Timber fires and arrests flood Thurston Salem area news
Fire reports fill Thurston County rural and Portland outskirts with timber and grass blazes. A Fraser River sherman Oscar Anderson faces charges for a companion’s maker. Salem courts rule Oregon loan firms may not charge above legal rates. A. J. Horner held for bicycle theft. Miss Kate Manner suffers serious injury after a runaway hack near Forest Grove as Myrtle Carr and Nellie Duffy escape unharmed.
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Kate Manner
Nellie Duffy
Myrtle Carr
Forest Grove
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A long hotel arrivals roster shows guests from San Francisco Portland Spokane Athena Walla Walla and other locales. Notable names include W H Casey W B Honeyman Thomas Nester P Dawson and family J S Brakebill and M Fiyiyana among others.
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W. H. Casey
San Francisco
W. B. Honeyman
Portland
Thomas Nester
P. Dawson and Family
Heppner
W. R. Glendening
W. E. R. Notman
Ad Schill
St. Paul
William Fitzgerald
City
Heatfield
Spokane
George McGilvery
Berkley
C. E. Smith
Grant's Pass
L. Cunningham
G. W. Bradley
Athena
Lyman Griswold
Helix
E. L. Hutchinson
Nerosom
C. F. Thompson
Echo
J. M. Pruitt
Miss Pearl Barrett
Mre
Weston
L. Morentz
la Grande
C. Cunningham
G. D. Galey
W. R. McRoberts
J. 8. Brakebill
Walla Walla
W. L. Davis
Minneapolis
Bol Gennéy
Joseph Gonzales
Luther Mounty
Valley
L. W. Brown
J. . Gault
Meacham
M. Fiyiyana
Norman Root
Ed Harris
Pup turned rancher juries in wild appetite
Dean Tatum tried to sell a growing young dog but the pup ravaged farm stock at the ranch. The dog killed a house cat and a pig, then attacked chickens and a week-old calf, seeming to enjoy life on the ranch before being found.
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Dean Tatum
Mr. Tatum
Wes
Man Given Sixty Days For Theft Of Coat And Vest
Henry McDonald a colored man was arrested Monday charged with stealing a coat and vest. He was sentenced to 60 days in county jail by Judge FitzGerald after a trial held without prosecutors or defense counsel. McDonald, part of Henry Melstrom's harvest crew, took the items after seeing them left in sight and later expressed regret.
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Henry McDonald
FitzGerald
McDonald
Henry Melstrom
Filipino Colony Arrives in Caldwell Texas
Fifteen Filipinos have arrived in Caldwell county Texas near Austin to form the nucleus of a large agricultural colony. They came directly from the Philippines and plan to establish homes, then bring their families. They intend to introduce Philippine crops believed adapted to Texas soil and climate.
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Texas
Caldwell County
Austin
New York Times
Removal Notice From Office on Court Street
J. B. Dickson announces removal of his office to a building on Court street, one door east of Firet National Bank, where he will continue in the same lines of business as before.
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Court Street
Firet National Bank
J. B. Dickson
Diamond chatter on Inland Empire league standings
The Inland Empire League title race tightens as four games this week could reshuffle the top spots. Pendleton’s Indians lead but face Walla Walla tests. La Grande and Baker City also figure in a busy slate with visitors planning large turnouts. Pitchers Hayes, Taylor, Wilner, Salisbury and Stovall bolster Pendleton. Ziegler shines after moving from third to right field. Umpiring noted as a concern in recent Baker City games.
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Walla Walla
la Grande
Baker City
Beer Pailers
Pendleton
Hayes
Taylor
Wilner
Salisbury
Stovall
Hammond
Indians
Ziegler
Portland
Captain Brown
Brown
Ryan
Baker City Seeks Hide for Yearly City Lights Supply
Baker City announces a one year contract for supplying hides to fuel city lights. Bids are invited from eligible suppliers, with specifications outlining quality and delivery terms.
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Baker City
Mrs Alice L Lawrence Sues for Divorce on Cruelty
Alice L Deckard sues Frank C Lawrence for divorce on grounds of cruelty and desertion. The suit, filed by attorney Peter West, states they wed in December 1901 in Idaho and that he threatened her life and failed to support. No children. She seeks to resume her maiden name Alice L Deckard.
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Peter West
Alice L. Lawrence
Frank Co. Lawrence
Portland Elks to stage expanded Sixth Street carnival
Portland's Elke' Carnival returns with a street fair twice the size. From September 1 to 13 the event will run from Seventh and Washington to Flanders street, including the park blocks and a wide array of midway attractions.
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Sixth Street
Portland Elks
Portland
Seventh
Washington Streets
Flanders Street
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Harvest
Baer
Daley
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Hast
Qredonan
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Thurston County
Washington
Selwood
Oregon City
Hmite
Mt. Hood
Cloud Cap Inn
Oscar Anderson
Olaf Markins
N. Herman Jacobson
Deep River Logging Company
Astoria
Salem
Oregon
A. J. Horner
Hotel
F.w.schmidt & Co
Wade
Neagle Brothers Water &T
Main
The
East Oregonian
Knox Hats Arca
Sone of Tea
Boston
Victor
Jesse F
Byers’ Flou
Pendleton Roller
W.S. Byers
Polydore Moons
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