Latimer Leads SC in Senate Race and Roosevelt Comment
The August 28 1902 issue reports Congressman Latimer of South Carolina leading the race to succeed McLaurin in the U S Senate. It notes The London Times critique of President Roosevelt as shrewd and courageous. Other items include settlment of the Pair estate, American Bar Association talks in Saratoga, cholera raging from Java to Japan, Boer generals denying rift with Kruger, Milwaukee trainmen seeking 20 percent wage gain, earthquakes in Philippine islands and Mindanao, Roosevelt advising farmers in Maine, Silver and Democratic parties backing Newlands for Senate, and Captain Henry Marmaduke joining the Colombians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Roosevelt
California
American Bar Association
Saratoga
N. Y
Orient
Java
Japan
Amsterdam
Kruger
Milwaukee
Philippine Islands
Mindanao
Maine
Nevada
Newlands
United States Senate
Henry Marmaduke
Merrimac
Alabama
Seattle
Northwest News Briefs From Oregon And Washington
Clark county convention backed McBride railroad policy and will push a full delegation for the governor’s reelection. Aberdeen plans a large shingle mill expansion. construction to start at once. A fierce gambling fight erupts in La Grande as Jack Harris is jailed on a 390 dollar bond and the marshal vows to curb gambling. Oregon City to host a major Labor Day parade and demonstration. A sheriff drops a Tracy reward claim if young Goldfinch shares with the posse. Salem hosts French merchants eyeing prune crop. they plan state headquarter sites for 1902. Dayton’s B F Connors dies from blood poisoning after a prairie chicken hunt accident. Four ministers caught fishing illegally on Necanicum river near Beaside Ja. one fined 15 dollars. A 90,000 dollar fire hits Harrison Idaho destroying Cameron milling plant and surrounding timber.
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Clark County
McBride
Aberdeen
Wash
la Grande
Jack Harris
Oregon City
Tracy
Young Goldfinch
Posse
French Commission
Salem
Oregon
B. F. Connors
Dayton
Spence Returns to Old Jack as Planos Endorsement Ends
J. M. Spence, long praised for promoting Plano harvesting machinery for A. Kunkel & Co. Pendleton, will rejoin East Oregonian family, often called C. B. Jackson. Spence, a genial hunter, prefers newspaper work and will cover subscriptions for the East Oregonian and Editor Jackson's Oregon Daily Journal in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Spence
A. Kunkel & Co
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Jackson
Jim Spence
Spence
The
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption
J H Johnston of Broughton Georgia reports years of bronchitis relieved by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He credits cure for his illness and asthma relief to the remedy. Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co. stores. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnston
Broughton
Tallman & Co
Fastest cameo of the season noted on Alta street
Hoppickers in Marion county are reported to be plentiful as applicants have been turned away while week day games are scheduled at 3 39 p m and 3 30 p m with Sunday times listed as 2 p m and 3 30 p m at Alta street grounds and a fastest games of the season motif appears in the text
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Alta Street Grounds
Marion County
Pendleton to Dayton electric railway saga stalls
Umatilla county officials face delays as Walla Walla and Dayton promoters press for a franchise. Promoters claim funds in Europe and San Francisco backers, while no construction has begun after months. Rails reportedly ordered in Germany, with reports of hot air transport replacing rails in the future. Local notices mention robberies and a herbal laxative advert nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton- Dayton Electric
Messrs. Home
Melimann
Pendleton
Wallin Walla
Dayton
Umatilla
Tmatilla County
Walla Walla County
Mellmann
Walla Walla
San Francisco
Romo
Spokane
Germany
Walla Walla River
Terra Firma
Touchet Robbers' Revolver Recovered by Jenks Taylor
Jenks Taylor, brother of Sheriff T. D. Taylor, brought into Athena a .44-calibre Smith & Wesson revolver used in a Touchet hold-up. Sheriff and deputy chased the gang near Freewater but night fell. While dining at Touchet a Swede was robbed nearby. the thug grabbed the revolver back and struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Smith & Wesson
A & Cent
F. M
Taylor
Athena
Jenks Taylor
T. D. Taylor
Touchet
Ritchie
Freewater
Credit denial notice by L A Riemann Pendleton 1902
All persons are notified and warned not to extend credit to anyone on the account of L A Riemann. The signer will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Dated at Pendleton Oregon August 28 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
L. A. Riemann
Championship Baseball Clash Between La Grande Pendleton
Championship baseball series pits La Grande against Pendleton across Friday Saturday Sunday Friday Saturday Sunday at key venues. Teams vie for title with strong pitching and offense expected.
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la Grande and
Pendleton
la Grande
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Stetson
Langley
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Hast
Gredonan
General News
Latimer
South Carolina
McLaurin
Hotel
W. G. Angler
Chicago
W. RK. Glendening
Charles A. Marsh
D. Shults
Larston
William Maher
Will M. Peterson
J. Snider
Dan N. Gilmore
E. C. Coffin
St. Joseph
Mattie Hale
Tennessee
Co. A Ray
W. Black
G. D. Galley
William Mance
H. Smith
Vinson
R. R. Black
Castner
Adams
W. A. Reminger
Harrison
J. M. Davison
R. Brown
G. Brown
Bolin
Russell
McGuecken
Shea
la Grande Thompson
Edwards
Lillian Burk
Baker City
W. L. Davis
Willam N. Boots
Monmouth
James H. Gray
Sumpter
P. E. Hunsucker
A. W. Tickner
Co. D. Renican
A. Frans
A. J. Haley
City
N. W. Wall
Dundee
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Draggiets
Th. Hall
Pacific Northwest News
Necanicum River
Beaside Ja
Harrison Idaho
Cameron Milling
Clark Wood
Jim
Lane
Touchet Robbers
F.w.schmidt & Co
Joseph Ell
Bar
N. Berkeley
Atlanta
Einos
J. BR. Marold
Canal St
Cohoes
SWIFT
S. L. Wakefield & Co
Court ST
Ralston's
Malta Vita
Howard's Rolled Oats
Martin’s Family Grocery and Bakery
R. Martin
Tlephone
J. E. Friend
Heal
Frazer’s
Opera House
Friend
Columbia Lodging House
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Cooper
Main St
Polydore Moons
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