Notable Obituaries and Local Developments in Oregon News
A compact roundup notes deaths of Frederick D. Keenan and Julia A. Livingstone, and John Nichols release on habeas corpus. Also mentions Newt Jones suicide attempt in Forest Grove, Moran Hros bid for a Seattle building contract, and Morrow county figures with Alten. Fovter town sawmill railhead plans near Lebanon. Several dated details for Linn and Heppner areas.
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Heppner
Tin Cord
Frederick D. Keenan
Portland
Thuralay
Newt Jones
Forest Grove Thureday
Moran Hros
Seattle
John Henry Williams
North Yakima
W. W. Scott
Fovter
Santiam
Linn County
Lebanon
Julia A. Livingstone
Albany
Silas Livingestone
Flo
Thin State
Flor Haebend
John Nichols
Savanon
Mr. Nichole
Kentucky
Plains
K. Alten
Morrow County
Boars Defeat British Again in London War News
London reports fresh British defeats as General Clement’s forces suffer heavy casualties at Commande Nek. Five officers and nine enlisted killed, eighteen officers and 405 enlisted missing. Kitchener claims Dewet’s forces moved north toward Thabanicha despite Allied attempts to halt advances. Public gloom grows as Boers gain the laughing stock of the world.
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London
Kitelwaer
Clement
Lond Kitchonar
Pretoria
Qayet
Gneral Clements
Env
Northumberland Fusi
Ier
Cape Town
Per
Lord Kitchener Alw
Kroox
Dewet
Thabanicha
Ladwhrant
Kitchener
Deweledarp
Wien
Dewel
Clanents
Thabaniohn
Dee
George Wale
Innes
Six Day Race in New York Shows Stable Field
The six day race near New York closes with riders in fair condition. Mackarland appears in form and denies collapse rumors. Final scores late show Piero and MeKachor at 240S, Kiocr and Ciongolis at 240%, Kinor and Ryner at 603, and Fincer and Frederick at 248 as the lead pack contends through a windy finish.
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New York
Dee
Mackarland
Piero
Walla Walla City Leads In Washington Population List
Washington state population data ranks incorporated places with populations over five thousand. Cities such as Walla Walla and Olympia show notable counts, with other towns including Colfax Port Angeles and New Whatcom listed among larger communities.
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Washington
Doe
Alwadoon
Mallard
Colfax
Rapablic
Rowlyn
Viai
Biohomieh
Waneotyver
Walla Wail
Morrison Castle Case Heads to Circuit Court Bond Hearing
The Morrison Castle murder trial will advance to the upcoming term in Colorado. Attorneys for Miriam Morrison plan to seek bond, believed by observers to be granted by Judge Bhinn. A second jury may be sought in the county to try the case.
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Iolorado
Kann
Morrison Castle
Mise Morriam
Bhinn
Tae Can
Queen Victoria Speech Sees Parliament Prorogued Until February
London date December 15 Parliament prorogued until February as the War Loan Bill moves forward. The queen thanked ministers for liberal measures funding operations in Africa and China. The speech notes war expenses and support for armed forces amid ongoing conflict.
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London
Africa
China
City Cut Off From World Ten Hours After Unusual Storm
A severe storm struck San Francisco on a Saturday causing major damage. Telegraph wires were down and much of the city was cut off from the outside world for about ten hours. The wind reached high velocity, crippling communication with the region.
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San Francisco
Iwec
San Penece
City Storm Rips Through With Heavy Rain and High Wind
A coastal city endured a severe storm described as moving near four miles per hour in town yet faster in open stretches. Thunder and lightning accompanied torrential rain and strong winds. Downpours swelled to cloudburst levels during the height of the tempest.
Paper plans by Will Ho for The Commoner weekly
Lincoln and Dew, Bevan announce entry into journalism with a January start for a weekly paper named The Commoner. The venture will focus on Judy Failures for the Week with Ho dedicating part of his time to the publication. Dan's Review reports weekly failures total 400 in the United States and 260 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
New York
Dan
United States
Canada
Congress Week Before Holidays Faces Busy Schedule
Washington reports a hectic congressional week before holidays with key items like the war tax bill, pension appropriation, and the Hay Pauncefote treaty. Wilcox sworn in as Hawaii delegate while senate considers Maine treaty and open seashore talks.
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Wilcox
Territory of Hawaii
Washington
Haliday
Thurdday
Kiarhur
Elaine
Senate
Eerret
Santa Fe Stations in Hands of Mob Guarding Lines
Reported mob control at Lamont and Willow Spring stations on the Santa Fe disrupts freight traffic in Texas. Chicago officials insist the strike is over as guards replace workers and wiring to operations centers is severed. In New York, a police shakeup follows political interference claims with Chief McClasky removed and Captain George Pitup taking over. Paddy Ryan, former world champion pugilist, dies at his Glenn Falls home after a long public life.
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Santa Fe
Texas
Chicago
Dern
Lamont
Willow Spring
Arsenal
Este Polio
Pointe
Tiiver Lawn
Teale
Fort Worth
New York
Toe Force
McClasky Wie
Central Station
George Pitup
Poltes
Jornal and Advertiser
Albany
N.Y
Paddy Ryan
John. L. Sullivan
Glene Falla
N. Y
Dr John Adholime Porter Dies in Momeret Conn
Former secretary to President McKinley Dr John Adholime Porter died this morning at his home in Momeret Connecticut from cancerous ailment. He was expected to be convalescent.
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Momeret
Conn
John Adholime Porter
McKinley
Tin
Editor Ottendorfer Stricken in New York Death
The editor Ottendorfer of the Stastz Zaitung is said to be dying this afternoon in New York. Report notes his serious condition and ongoing hospital care.
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Ottendorfer
New York
Hee
Dsnald Ottendorfer
Stastw Ziitung
Paris Exhibition Data Confusingly Quoted
A garbled notice from Paris cites an exhibition figure of about $414 in a fragmentary document. The readable portions hint at a price or cost but lack clear context or entity details.
Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold HromoQuinine Tablets
An old advertises a cough and cold remedy named HromoQuinine Tablets. It promises relief in one day with no pay and costs 25 cents. The copy uses period tone and highlights a laxative as part of the formula.
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Inoue
Acker's English Remedy Praised in Personal Letter
A testimonial letter lauds Acker's English Remedy for throat and lung troubles including croup bronchiolitis and bronchitis. The writer credits rapid relief to the medicine for a child and herself, mentions a neighbor's boy helped, and claims overall health improvements. The note is signed by Mrs Joan Yack of Rochester Pa and promotes purchase with a money back guarantee.
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Acker
Grand Medicie
Jobe Nana
Aloo
Chosen
Mks
Joan Yack
Rochester
Rabotile
Ronan
United States
Boyland
Hookre & OO
Nework
HY Hock & M'Comas
Pendlicton
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Santa Claus Headquarters
Frederick Nolif
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Pendleton’s Big Store
Frederick Nolf
Great Bazaar
Ivan
Gale
Dolle
Wertine
Igo! Dairies
En Pendleton
Jt Canemabey
Joe Basler
THE
East Oregonian
Foople
Regent Ulation
Aasien
General News
Hitt
Tiinole
Vermont
Dow
Amiroe
Antree
Prentice
Benjamin RB. Crocker
Central Pacific Railroad
Shore Acres
Sioux City
Iowa
Treacher
Tarley
MacArthur
A. RB
Chaffee
Pekin
Manila
Marc Arthur
Sucessor
Taylor
Indiana
Line
Order of Chosen Friends
F. W. Dickens
Rio de Janeiro
Oregon
Pacific Northwest News
Willian
Jones Philpott
Vote
Ear Ockville
Mr. Philpott
Virginia
Dion County
Crawfordville
Dandruff
Herpicide
Gatarrh
Fly
Drugaes
Soren Evere
Warren Suen
Dowel
Tnd
Walla Walla City
Juli
Queen Victoria
Gan
Bryan
Fred Reed
Walla Walla
Fred Reel
Daily Journal
Tacowin
Dave
Congress
Deve
Lave
Foraker
Bartholde
Brewers’ Lobby
Washington, Pao
House
Imo
Avhians
Regiblionn
Anu
John Addison Porter
Paris
Dr. Shilohs
Orta
England
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, N.Y
Toronto, Can
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