Old Time News Digest From August Two 1902
Cholera rages in Japan with over a thousand dead as New York plans a quarter million for city hall. Texas populists claim Fort Worth convention victory with full ticket. A new ship line splits routes as Morgan strengthens control. Philippine cholera precautions drop, spread feared. Scottish moor hunts disappointed by cold spring. Queen Lil’s Hawaiian lands probe urged. Cincinnati printers revise Typographical Union rules against exchange work. T B Walker buys 65 000 acres of California timber. Jim Hill rumored indirect stake. UC Berkeley student uncovers imbedded arctotherium remains in Shasta County rocks.
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Fort Worth
Morgan
Philippines
Scotland
Queen Lil
Hawaiian Islands
Cincinnati
Typographical Union
T. B. Walker
Minneapolis
California
Jim Hill
E. L. Furlpong
Geological Department
University of California
Shasta County
Hotel Arrivals at Pendleton noting many guests
The hotel lists J. D. Gordon and W. W. Boloher of Lewiston among arrivals, plus Henry Waechter D. Shultz and others from Spokane Portland Starbuck and various cities. Names include F. J. Ginger J. F. Melcher Miss Anna Marshal C. M. Smith W. H. Herman and more with several couples.
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J. D. Gordon
Lewiston
W. W. Boloher
Henry Waechter
D. Shultz
Spokane
F. J. Ginger
J. F. Melcher
Starbuck
F. Overbaugh
Portland
W. Beb. Kurtz
Fred Waite
Anna Marshal
City
William Maher
C. M. Smith
W. H. Herman
R. M. Hart
St. Louis
A. F. Zoellner
George T. Williams
Walla Walla
J. E. Bingham
A. Astrom
Mayaville
M. van Patton
My Vv
Marton
Sacramento
R. H. Smith
Zanesville
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From Newport Meeting
The Oregon Press Association convenes in Newport tonight with a program listing current topics. Mrs Dunniway spoke on the Declaration of Independence before the G A R encampment at Pleasant Home Or yesterday. Congressman elect J N Williamson urges harmony in selecting a U S senator for the state. Mr Fulton says his election chances are strong. Hop growers plan a price-raising pool once more. Frank Foster, a railroad man, was killed by a train near Goble with his legs severed. R W Foster, his brother, is a Burlington ticket agent. T W Rathbun, a missing prospector on Mt Adams, was found recently. evidence suggests a bear attack. The Indian Institute, with Pacific Coast educators, will meet at Newport next week with an ambitious program on education for the nation’s wards.
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Oregon Press Association
Newport
J. N. Williamson
United States
Fulton
Frank Foster
Goble
R. W. Foster
The
Burlington Inc
Indian Institute
West
The Great Circus Excursion To Walla Walla
Ringling Bros World’s Greatest Show comes to Walla Walla on Friday August 15 with four full trains for the tour. Pendleton passengers can travel at 1.90 round trip via the O R and N line, with tickets valid for the morning train August 15 and return August 16.
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Walla Walla
Ringling Bros
Pacific Coast
Pendleton
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
J H Johnston of Broughton Georgia credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with ending years of bronchitis misery and says his wife s asthma improved after use. The ad claims it best for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottle prices 60c and 1 08 and free trial bottles at Taliman Co s.
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J. H. Johnston
Broughton
Taliman & Co
Sunday Excursion to Walla Walla With Pendleton Team
The Pendleton baseball team plays two games at Walla Walla on Sunday August 17. An excursion train run by the O R & N Company offers Pendleton passengers round trip travel. Train leaves Pendleton 8 15 am arriving Walla Walla 10 am. Returns from Walla Walla 7 pm. Fare for round trip one dollar.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Arnica Salve Cures Severe Piles After Trials
F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama faced a grave pile condition with 24 tumors after multiple doctor visits. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the inflammation and pain, promoted recovery, and was sold as the best salve in the world for 25 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Removal Notice From Office on Court Street
J. KR DICKSON states he has moved his office to the building on Court Street one door east of the First National Bank, and will continue in the same line of business as before.
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Court Street
First National Bank
J. KR Dickson
The Great West Letter to the Editor on Western life
A Pendleton Oregon letter dated August 13 1902 argues Eastern misconceptions about the West. It defends immigrants and declares the region law abiding, resource rich, and offering opportunity for those who pursue steady work. It notes advertising failures and the need for realistic immigration understanding. An O R N excursion notice to Ringling Bros circus in Walla Walla follows.
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Oregon
Canaan
Talking Thrift in a Kitchen Switch
In a brief quip from Life magazine a couple jokes about managing without a cook. She suggests they dine out if needed while he could handle cooking at home, highlighting practical humor about domestic life.
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