Court Martial Postponed in Bear Case at Port Townsend
Northwest notes report Captain Berthof of the revenue cutter Bear cannot reach Port Townsend, delaying the court martial of Lieutenant M. S. Hay. Other notes include Freeman Austin of Molalla dying at The Dalles Sanitorium from typhoid relapse after overeating during convalescence, steel arrivals for Eagle Valley railroad at Baker City, and Baker City preparing for about 300 irrigation congress delegates with plans for a banquet reception and possible Powder Valley drill.
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Port Townsend
Washington
Berthof
Bear
San Francisco
M.S. Hay
Dalles
Ore
Freeman Austin
Molalla
Wasco
Baker City
Powder Valley
Eugene council mulls paving ordinances after delay
Busine, Ore. City council approves three new paving ordinances and schedules two more for final action next week. If the two ordances postponed last evening are approved, Eugene will exceed 75 blocks paved under the 10 fee credit program once contracts are completed.
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Busine, Ore
Abison
Pass
Eugene
Indian man struck by freight engine near The Dalles
An aged Native man named Skenadore, crippled and deaf, was hit by a freight locomotive and hurled about 40 feet along the railroad east of The Dalles while gathering forage for his horse. He escaped with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Gre
Jake Shenetore
Skenadore
Deaf pilot sprains ankle after near collision at Navy Yard
A deaf person, unaware an engine approached, landed Inu in 20ft mud after being thrown or struck, suffering a sprained ankle and bruises. Meanwhile Navy Yard notes: in compliance with a navy department order, warships on the Pacific coast will be painted slate color. Milwaukee, St. Louis, and Oregon slated for repainting. reason unspecified.
North Yakima Linemen Walk Out Over Dinner Pail Rule
Linemen for Northwestern Light and Gas quit after being ordered to carry dinner pails and barred from going home for meals. They had been working outside the city limits and returning at noon. the superintendent claims they wasted time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Washington
Northwestern Light & Gas Company
Governor Mead Refuses New Jersey Requisition in Archer Case
Seattle Washington Governor Mead declines to honor Governor Hart of New Jersey's requisition for Elliot Archer accused of forgeries totaling seventy thousand dollars. Mead reviews papers from eastern detectives and Archer's attorney argument, saying stronger evidence is needed to affect Archer's status locally.
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Seattle
Wash
Mead
Hart
New Jersey
Elliot Archer
Archer
Explosion Destroys Wagon in Oregon Country Trip
A 5 gallon gasoline can exploded while being carried to three Mount Pleasant farmers Harding Moore and White in Oregon City. The blast burned one man's clothes and damaged the wagon while frightening the horses, which were later stopped.
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Oregon City
Ore
Mount Pleasant
Harding
Moore
White
Low Fares Set From Chicago to Seattle Exposition
The trans continental passenger association introduces unusually low round trip rates from Chicago Peoria and St Louis to the Seattle exposition. From Chicago the fare is 63. From Peoria 59.15 and from St Louis 56.25 for round trips valid May 5 to September 30.
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Seattle
Washington
Missouri River Pointa
St Paul
Seattle Exposition
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Orders for Xmac trees at Stark and Dukes poultry house
Notice directs leaving orders for Xmac trees at Stark and Dukes poultry house with phone contact black 2781.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark & Duke
Names list from Pendleton to Portland appears in OCR
Readable fragment lists numerous individuals and places across Oregon and adjacent cities including Pendleton Jno Cairon Walla Walla Travis Harris Gardiner Day and several firms and agents. The text reads as a long procession of names and locales without a clear event or action.
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Eeho
J. K. Levy
San Francisco
F. Wieden
W. C. Ayers
Portland
Wallis Brundsdon
Starbuck
J. F. Deos
Heppner Junction
J. Hitchcock
Geo. T. Coyne
W. W. Browe
Gd, Galey
W. M. Freeman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Warned Against Mercury Ointments
A warning about using catarrh ointments containing mercury notes they can destroy smell and upset the system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F L Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Testimonials and price information are promised by druggists.
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Hall
FLJ, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Studio Opens New Studio by W S Howman
Studio new open and ready for business offering first class photography at reasonable prices. Your photography work cordially solicited. For sale a 7 year old sorrel mare weight 950 gentle family horse with Concord buggy and harness. will sell separate. Address Box 670 Pendleton Ore.
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Studio New Open
W. S. Howman
Sorre
Concord
Pendleton
Ore
Home Made Bread At Ingram's Grocery Saturday
Homemade bread available at Ingram's grocery for Saturday trading. Fresh loaves made to order with telephone orders via Main 27.
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Ingram’s
Two Sermons and Music at Baptist Revival
Revival services at the Baptist chapel drew a large crowd as Evangelist Medsoe preached two powerful sermons and the choir offered special music. The morning discourse, "The Christian's Wealth," expounded 1 Corinthians 3:21 23, declaring life death and things present and to come are all wealth for believers. The evening program focused on how to be changed.
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Evangel Wwi
Christ
Baptist Chapel
Evangelist Medsoe
Miss Praker
Paul of Apollos
Cephas
Chris Fans
Jesus
Evangelist
Kingdom of Heaven
Don’t Do These Kerosene Lamp Care Rules Here
A state inspector outlines fourteen cautions for kerosene lamp users. Advice covers fresh oil, wick handling, burning speed, air flow, and cleaning to avoid odors and poor light. Emphasis on flushing old oil, proper wick fit, keeping burners clean, and daily lamp checks to maximize brightness.
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FLA
Clark
Washington
Nimeelf
Lamp wick guidance and train project notes
The text discusses lamp maintenance warning against long wicks and water exposure, advising proper wick positioning from wick tube to lamp bottom. It also mentions a railway project start that would otherwise keep a shop idle, noting outlook for the coming season and a motorlamp issue.
Dye Water Purification Plant Proposed for Wool dyeing
A Yorkshire Journal extract describes a compact purification plant for dye wastes from wool works. The system, costing under 1900, would treat about 20 000 gallons daily using an inclined cistern and a small elevated tank, with an effluent aiming to be colorless and safer for rivers. The plan, promoted amid river-board efforts, promises a workable solution after prior failures and ongoing tests.
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Conwal H
BE Nicholls
Hradford
Yorkshire
Mars
Toha Maulons Jn He Howe
Nichols
Weat Riding Rivers Board
Railways Advent Starts Saws Going in Three Plants
Newport Washington reports three saw mills will resume operations after the Idaho and Washington Northern millroad extension contract let. Coulter & Button of Lenora will supply bridge timbers and begin logging to fill contracts and resume work for the season. The Eagle mill in Newport starts on title contract and will also operate as a sawmill. The D and K mill at Dulakwa has operated a portion of the time.
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Newport
Wash
Idaho & Washington Northern
Metalines
Coulter & Button
Lenora
Waal
Fagle
Dulkona
Danger in delay kidney disease warning asks Pendleton readers
Pendleton residents are urged to heed kidney health warnings as problems can progress quietly. The ad cites backache headaches and urinary troubles leading to serious diseases, promoting Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, with Mrs D Coffman of Pendleton endorsing their effectiveness after a year of kidney pain.
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Bright
Dean
Stonewall Jackson Street
Pendleton
Oreenya
Doan
Pendieton Drug Co
Dean'sa
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Japan Supplying Hankow With Lumber
Consul General William Martin reports that Hankow's lumber now comes largely from Japanese sources. Japan has seized timber lands in the Yalu district and markets Hankow with timber and lumber from distant sources. Prices cited include about £26.10 per thousand for timber and about $44.50 per thousand delivered in Hankow.
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Wiliin Martin
Hankow
Sinica
Washington
Oregon
Japan
Yalua
Hankew
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