August 1, 1902 FRIDAY item from Ast Gxedowan universe
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News in Brief From Around the World and U.S. States
Reports deny a white colony in the Philippines after investigations by officers. Russian bonds of over a billion dollars at 4 percent are on sale in New York. Colombians recruit for navy service from the United States along the Pacific Coast. A 38 year old girl was struck by a train near Great Falls Montana and is expected to die. It is confirmed American machinery may be used to dig the Isthmian canal with no legal obstacles. The East cold wave worsens coal prices hurting the poor if prolonged. The pope sent President Roosevelt a Mosaic gift showing Rome viewed from the Vatican. Cleveland health officials urge banks to help fight filthy money to curb disease spread. Smallpox concerns cited.
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Pacific Northwest Briefs from Crater Lake to Oregon
Governor Geer's party arrives safely at Crater Lake. I A Macrum pioneer dies in Forest Grove. Dallas plans a large stave mill by a Portland firm. Coos Bay railroad to Salt Lake City. Richard Payne 30 killed by lightning near Ashland. County courts cannot extend tax deadlines under new law. Cascade Lumber buys Eastern Lumber for 15000. Salem to replace tin with copper roof on new post office. Governor T Tongue questioned on legality of rewards for Tracy's capture. Prof C W M Black dies at La Grande after health trip. Gov McBride to press railroad commission. Shinnive mites dispute over wheat not silencing officials. Deserters Harry Kellar and Charles Atcher son captured in Kansas City and Chicago. McHargue teacher seeks papers to teach in Oregon City after discharge.
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Richard Payne
Ashland
McBride
Washington
Harry Kellar
Charles Atcherson
United States Army
Walla Walla
Kansas City
Chicago
McHargue
Oregon City
Hotel Arrivals at Pendleton Hotel
Hotel arrivals list includes L H Beddemer and W G McFerson of Portland along with numerous guests from Spokane Seattle Walla Walla Chicago New York and other cities. Names include Mrs A W Lindsey James Logan Hattie Sterrett Katherine Anderson and Miss Vinnie Cummins among many others.
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L. H. Beddemer
Portland
W. G. McFerson
H. N. Druker
Ohio
W. R. Glendening
J. Prog
John M. Burke
A. W. Lindsey
Spokane
Sol Harris
D. McGillvery
Walla Walla
G. A. Hartman
Esty
Crane
Weston
J. Green
Chicago
L. Allen
L. Hollace
Seattle
James A. Sherman
New York
Hattie Sterrett
J. J. Byrne
B. L. Moshacher
L. R. Hawke
H. B. Rees
Richard St. Clair
Michigan
G. S. McKenzie
Alamo
Cynthia Stoknberger
Meridian
E. Halliday
Ida Grove
Katherine M. Anderson
Lewiston
G. D. Galley
C. L. Davis
Palo Alto
J. A. Henry
Athena
James Logan
Oakesdale
Vinnie Cummins
Touchet
J. E. McDaniels
Wallace Williams
M. Lindsay
Milton
L. G. Barrow
George Coulter
Walla Walla. Co
L. Downey
E. H. Burke
Wiliam J. Moore
J. Lee
Enos Romer
H. Romer
E. Hateh
Arlington
C. E. Ely
Mountain Valley
All Were Saved By Dr King’s New Discovery
J H Johnston of Broughton Ga shares decades of bronchitis suffering and work struggles until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured him and his wife’s asthma. He touts it as the best croup medicine for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 and free trials at Tallman & Co.
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J. H Johnston
Broughton
Tallman & Co
Ringling Brothers Circus Arrives in Walla Walla
August 15 in Walla Walla reports Ringling Brothers arriving by special trains for the city's first big railroad circus in years. Harvest season keeps farmers busy, but many take a day to enjoy the show, with large attendance at the afternoon performance.
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Walla Walla
Ringling Brothers
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An 1890s advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh, claiming direct action on blood and tissues. It promises a $100 reward for any failure and urges readers to ask druggists for the product and Hall's Family Pills as a companion remedy.
Pendleton Walla Walla Series Opens in Walla Walla
The Pendleton Walla Walla baseball series at Walla Walla is moved up to Saturday with two games on Sunday and one on Monday due to Ringling Bros. action. Pendleton added Fielder Barkhoff from Salt Lake to strengthen the infield and batting. Local fans expect two games in Walla Walla with Sunday attendance around 200, and Pendleton advisers discuss schedule changes to favor Sunday play based on results.
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Walla Walla
Ringling Bros
Pendleton
Fielder Barkhoff
Salt Lake
Rhea
Ray Itvan
la Grande
Beet Pullers
Gold Diggers
Joble
Walla
Pendleton Baseball Club
Jeague
Father and Son Exchange Parting Question Tit Hits
A terse exchange framed as a father asking what would become of his son if he were suddenly taken away. The son responds with defiance, turning the moment into a sharp, irreverent aside in a Tit Hits item.
Carnegie Institute Compiles Scientists Directory
A directory of scientists is being compiled by the men in charge at the Carnegie Institute, aiming to map researchers and their fields for coordinated scientific work.
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