Multiple Early 20th Century News Items From Helena to California
A Helena report says a U.S. Army corporal was killed by a woman who claimed he assaulted her. A Chicago worker’s bar caused a molten metal explosion. Three men will die from burns. twelve others injured. An assassination attempt aimed at General Shafter near Bakersfield, California. A Bakersfield man’s Pullman home shot at from outside. John A. Kelley fences 4 square miles of western Kansas, with much government land, drawing grand jury scrutiny. Chicago electricians union weighs a citywide strike to combat nonunion hiring by large firms. Mme Magns H. de Beauly, shot in New York, dies. James Holmes of Brooklyn suspected. In Spokane, a boy breaks a thigh after a telephone pole fall. federal court upholds $2,000 damages and $900 attorney fees against Pacific States Telephone. A prisoner at Medical Lake asylum found dead, body near window. Rev. Rufus A. Clark resigns as St. Paul’s Detroit rector to become middle west secretary for foreign missions. L. C. Karrick, ex-Salt Lake councilman, commits suicide, once worth $500,000 but troubled by finances and divorce. Universities California and Stanford plan joint football rule revisions independent of athletic committees, with coastal cooperation urged.
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Helena
Mont
Fort Menzie
Pegress
Cur Ga
U.S A
Chicago
Geemral Shafter
Bakersfield
John A. Kelley
Stevens
Iowa
Kansas
Grand Jury
Topeka
Speknane
Ralph Kinnesmith
Seainst
Parcific States Telephone Company
Middle West
Board of Foreign Missions
L. C. Karrick
Salt Lake
Bingham District
Utah
Univerity of California
Stanford
Wiktee
Schilling's Best At Your Grocer's Card Listing
Good tea coffee baking powder flavoring extracts spices pure soda fair prices and money back Schilling's Best at your grocer's.
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Schilling
Northwest News Roundup of Coal, Rail, and Local Crimes
The fourth cavalry departs Walla Walla, replaced by the Mth cavalry, with immediate effect. Coal experts estimate 60,000,000 tons in sight at Coleman Alberta's International mine as coke industry grows. Jetty extension funds up to $1,000,000 urged to Taft for Columbia River works. The National Cash Register building to be moved to St Johns as a Congregational church. Washington forest board seeks $36,000 from lumber and timber interests for next year’s protection. Widespread robbery near Spokane nets $209 in cash watches and jewelry from Mr and Mrs Parker after a society event. Mrs M Benjamin near Woodburn, Oregon, commits suicide by carbon monoxide. despondency over a daughter's death cited. The deceased left a husband and children.
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Fourth Cavalry
Walla Walla
Mth Cavalry
International Mine
Coleman
Alberta
Columbia
Taft
National Cash Register Company
St Johns
State Board of Forest Commissonere
Washington
Weston News Notes and Local Developments
A Weston town note bunch reports a December 15 dance by MacMinn's orchestra, church social plans, and assorted Pendleton visits. A Chinook wind cleared much snow, J F Groce to build a fine frame home on Normal Heights, and German Baptists begin a church costing about 1000 dollars. Other items include Willamette Farmer subscribers, J J Morton flour mill, R A Dozier hay warehouse, and a quiet city election with a mock Dark Horse ticket printed on pink paper. Wheat around Weston totals 140000 bushels, about a third unsold. barley output rises to 20000 bushels as growers seek steadier results.
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Weston
MacMinn
Methodiet Church
Wrank Salting
Pendleton
E. Nelson
A. Lowell
J. W. Maloney
Willamette
J. J. Morton
R. A. Dozier
Oregon
Dark Horse
Weston Toll Senton la
Clearing the Snake River Channel by the Wallowa
The dredge boat Wallowa returned from Cox rapids after clearing large boulders blocking the river channel. Two blasts removed a central obstruction near Asotin, widening the navigation to about 160 feet at the narrows. The Lewiston steamer then carried down 173,090 sacks of wheat, a record for low water conditions.
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Snake River
Wallowa
Dork
Cox Rapids
Winglow
Pest House
Asotin
Lewiston
Apolln
Lewiston Tribune
Transferre From Idaho Court Action Filed
In a circuit court filing Z Alexander and A Freiienrich, by attorney Dan P Smythe, sue R Morrin for 188.10 dollars plus 7 percent interest. Plaintiffs, residents of Grangeville Idaho, bring the suit from the justice court of that locale.
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Ase
Traneferre
Tdaho
Z. Alexander
A. Freiienrich
Dan P. Smythe
R. Morrin
Grangeville
Tolaho
Justice's Court
Pale Faces and Vinol Claim in Penjton Ad
An advertisement by Rock & McComas Co promotes Vinol a tonic made from cod liver oil claiming to improve anemia and general debility. It asserts Vinol will restore strength by enriching blood and toning the stomach, backed by a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Penditon
Vinci
Penjdiston
Rock & McComas Co
East Oregonian Expands County News Coverage with Lorenz Hire
The East Oregonian adds Miss Lorenz as traveling county correspondent for Umatilla County. She previously worked for the Oregon Daily Journal and will cover Weston Athena Adams Milton Pendleton Helix Echo and other towns. Fresh daily news from across the county will be published as a special feature.
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East Oregonian
Uimatilin
County
Miz Ll. R Loren
Oregon Daily Journal
Miss Lorenz
Umatilla County
Weston
Athena
Adams
Milton
Preewater
Plot Retch
Helix
Echo
Dissolution of Partnership Notice in Pendleton
Notice that the firm Thomas G. Hailey and Stephen A. Lowell dissolves this Sunday in December 1905. Lowell continues the law practice at Despain block Pendleton and will collect accounts and pay debts. Hailey does not accept the appointment to the Supreme Court. The office will handle prices and store sales.
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Thomasley
Stephen A. Lowell
Halley
Supreme Court
Attite
Lowell
Despain Block
Pendleton
Thomas G. Hailey
Steplen A. Lowell
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General News
Joseph Branhook
Medical Lake Asylum
Rufus A. Clark
St. Paul'’s Episcopal Church
Detroit
Middle Eastern States
Grocer's
W.D. Fletcher
Picyear Watchmaker and Jeweler
Court Street
California
Tallman & Co
Main St
Ore
Northwest News
Mr. W. ©. Parker
Spokine
Parkers
China
Brock
McComas Co
Willa
Elv Bros
Warren Strest
New York
Golden Gate Coffee
el Coffee
J. A. Folger
San Francisco
Sones
Sorosis
Jenness Miller
Malony
Florsheim
Alexander
Pendleton’s Reliable Store
Alta House
A. J. Cummings
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Corner Court and Garden
Byers
Frank B. Clopton
Court. Street
Basler
Andleton
Graham & Hunter
West End School
Maple St
Birch Creek
McKay Creek
Excha Ge
Aity
Jane Street
Hartman
Bentley
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