Where is Fred Williams Thought to Have Gone to Pendleton
The article reports Frank Williams as missing from his mother Mrs Williams of Pendleton. It notes a friend in the penitentiary who aided in the search and states Mrs Williams hopes to learn his whereabouts soon. The text hints at financial strain and an obituary friend aiding in the inquiry.
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Gome
Pendleton
Frank Willan
Williams
Wiltyr
Register
Siew
Montana
Cledniatanks
Athena
Pole and Wire Setting Delayed Telephone Tie Project
Work began yesterday on a new telephone tie project linking Peleo to Stean Poe. Contractors 8B SW Withee and Cinveneo Bigxe hire crews to cut poles and string wire, while Minne Has Me provides poles and carfoad to deliver materials. Foremen report slow progress as farmers worry over road access and rising phone costs.
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Peleo
Stean Poe
Cinveneo Bigxe
Minne
Tvee
Kruger undecided on America visit amid 1901 news wrap
Fragments report Kruger's hesitation on a U S visit. Charles Coppinger, wealthy Tow ns cattle dealer, dies at Colorado City. Denver Rio Grande strike ends minor rail lines. Match news includes Tom Bharke forfeiting 20 to invoke a clash with Jeffrivne. Miller, Stowe & Scot of San Francisco linked to Pacific hardware. Major corporate formation on the Pacific coast to become largest hardware concern. Congressman Weeks criticizes native education methods in the Philippines urging safer reforms.
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Kruger
America
Charles Coppinger
Colorado City
Dave Ballivan
Young Cornett
Lanner
Ave
Fuls
George W. Gibbs
Sit! Miller, Stowe & Scot
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Accel
Feneral Hardware
Edgar Weeks
Michivean
Manila
Wanecork
Viesar
Philip Dines
Pacific Northwest News Sparks and Ports Updates
Senator Biman Wald lauds the presidents message with support for the Nicaragua canal Chinese exclusion and arid land reclamation prominent. A Nehalem tug accident near Yaquina Head. a Portland rock pile ordinance for prisoner labor. Lewis and Clark capital plans. Salem to Silverton electric railway proposal seeks a $20,000 bonus from eastern capitalists.
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Salem
Lost credit of 22 months by prison escape case
Charles Webber was returned to Walla Walla Penitentiary after escape from parole. He was captured at The Dalles and paroled last Saturday morning. He received shelter, lodging, and $14 monthly in hospital care, with one month remaining of his term. The case includes a sentence for attempted burglary and other charges.
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Catron
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walls
Charles Webber
Dalles
Webber
Aik
German convict Webber is captured near The Dalles
The Dalles, Ore hatchery district, and Walla Walla officials report Clarkes Webber, a German convict who broke parole last Sunday, was captured in Tintype feet and inches. Sheriff Kelly tracked him to The Dalles and Catton plans to return to begin a ten month term at his old home. Webber will wear a red striped suit as a mark of incorrigibility. In another note, Walla Walla considers land buy above the city for water needs, offering $600 for two acres by MIN Creek for springs, with council undecided on the purchase.
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Walla Wallon
Wash
Dalles
Ore
Clarkes Webber
Webber
Portland
Kelly
Dulles
Walla Walla
J. Thomin
Min Creek
Thomas
Mallog
Whitman College Receives Giant Memorial Clock
Whitman college in Walla Walla has been presented with a 100 inch clock to mount in the Memorial building tower. Donor name unavailable. four faces will show time from blocks away. Electric lights will illuminate faces at night. Clock honors Mrs. S. Th. Linnard of Philadelphia.
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Walla Walla
Whitman College
New Memorial Building
Mra
Th. Linnard
Philadelphia
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Circle
The notice claims deafness results from catarrh of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and asserts a lasting cure through constitutional remedies. It promotes a Catarrh cure by CHENEY & Co of Toledo and invites readers to request circulars.
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Ional
Seni
Ree, Cheney & Ci
Toledo
U Walls
Praia
A Wise Woman at Prager Opera House
The musical comedy farce by Wilfred Clarke stars Marie Lamour of Augstin Dalys company and Frederic Murphy of the Julia Maylowe company. The show opens at the Prager Opera House with a strong cast. Also notice Dematt's sale of fine mountain cabbage for kraut.
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Wilfred Clarke
Dematt’s
Food Changes to Poison in Aleatines Practices
Fragmented OCR notes describe putrefying food and alleged cures by Dr. King's New Life Pill as replacements. Mentions al ballot or ticket for municipal offices, with names linked to a local election and health official figures.
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Arrentec
Holiday Gift Ocean at Nolf’s Store Adverts
An old catalog-like ad lists hundreds of toys and goods with wide prices from 6 to 15 cents and up to 5.85 for items. It highlights a vast assortment including sleds, velocipedes, iron wagons, boxes, baskets, jewelry cases, perfumes, books, and Christmas candies. The piece mentions special offers on manicure sets, keepsakes, and juvenile books, inviting shoppers to visit Nolf’s Ladies’ and Gents’ shop for low prices and a large gift selection.
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Dally
Dell
Nolf
Eastman
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Nehalem
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Committee On Health and Police
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