Mississippis and Columbia area have no mining activity
Mississippi and the District of Columbia are cited as the only U S political divisions with no mining. A Virginia woman Mrs Charles Crabbe dies saving a drowning man a Northumberland County negro. Vladivostok blockade curbs contraband shipments. Mrs J H McLean of Harrison dies attempting suicide by carbolic acid amid long illness. Russell A McKinley of Boise Idaho granted a $100 monthly pension for loss of both eyes in Spanish American War. Jay Cooke dies in Philadelphia aged 85. Missouri senatorial deadlock persists on 25th ballot with Niedringhaus 68 Cockrell 76 Kerens 12 McKinley 4 Reichman 1.
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Mississippi
Columbia
United States
Charles Crabbe
Northumberland County
Virginia
Vladivostok
J. H. Mclean
Harrison
Congress
Russell A. McKinley
Boise
Idaho
Bfc- Kinley
McKinley
Dunvegan Castle
Blige
Engand
William the Norman
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Northern Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Niedringhaus
Cockrell
Kerens
Reichman
Labor Union Building Contract Let in Beattle
The contract to build the Western Central Labor Union buildings at Beattle was let to J. L. Cannon for 21275 dollars. Mayor Morris of Bozeman Montana was the first man arrested and fined under an anti opiuming ordinance he authored. Pattison and Jullien, noted Gray's Harbor editors, plan a socialist paper in Hoquiam with first issue soon. The legislature faces a mix of incidents from heavyweights to a fatal railway accident nearby. Skagit County will host a Portland cement factory with 1200 barrels daily capacity and a 100000 dollar capital mock. The Washington legislature killed a proposed tough opium traffic bill. A bill for a constitutional amendment to legalize transportation from railroads by legislators was introduced in the senate.
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Western Central Labor Union
Beattle
J. L. Cannon
Morris
Bozeman, Monit
Pattison
Jullien
Gray's Harbor
Hoquiam
Skagit County
Wash
Czar a Weakling Described by Ex Ambassador White
Andrew D White, writing for Collier's on Russia, paints the czar as short, undignified in manner, lacking ambition or knowledge of his empire. He argues the ruler yielded to reactionary influences, fueling oppression from Finland to the Armenian church and undermining autocracy with ineffectual leadership.
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Andrew D. White
United States
Russia
Collier's
Peter the Great
Paul
Pobedonostroft
Empreas
Finland
Grand Duchy
Yung Man
Coenar
Napoleon
260 Acres River and Flint Irrigated Farm Near Penleton
260 acres on the Umatilla river and 100 acres on Flint, irrigable. Good soil suitable for alfalfa. Fair improvements, farm implements and 50 cords of wood included. Located four miles from Pendleton. Price 1500 dollars.
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Umatilla
Pen@icton
Whitman Wins Northwest Intercollegiate Debate
Whitman defeated Pacific University in a tense Northwest intercollegiate debate held in Walla Walla on February 18. Whitman argued in favor of adopting Canadian banking laws, with Gaius Greenadale Roy Wolfe and Walter Ella for Whitman and W B Shiveley J W Philbrook and A J Prideaux for Pacific University. Judges included Prof Robert of Pullman Agricultural College Prof Eldridge of the University of Idaho and Judge A Lowell of Pendleton though Lowell could not attend in person.
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Oreson
Devia
Jon
Robert
Pullman Agricultural College
Eldridge
University of Idaho
A. Lowell
Pendlope
Lowell
Portland
Whitman
Gaius Greenadale
Roy Wolfe
Walter Ella
Oregon
W. B. Shiveley
J. W. Philbrook
A. J. Prideaux
Prideaux
A. J. Owen
City
Real Estate Transfers and Church Services Listed
Minnie B Vaughan transfers lot 10 block 13 Raleys addition Pen diaton to Robert E Wattenburger for 250 dollars Quit claim from W F Mallock to Elizabeth M Bowman for south two thirds of lot 10 block 20 Arnold and Raleys addition Penleton parcel fronts Lilleth street Manchester land 32 feet wide and back 64 feet First Christiaan Church Sunday school 45 a m song service and communion 11 a m to 11 30 m children band and young In diee mission circle 2 p m evening service 7 20 sermon The Angel That Blocks the Way Prayer meeting Wednesday evening All welcome Convert your extra furniture into cash by advertising it in the classifieds.
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Minnie B. Vaughan
Robert E. Wattenburger
Raley
Pendiaton
W. F. Mallock
Elizabeth M. Bowman
Arnold & Raley
Penleton
Lilleth Street
Conaldoration
First Christiaan Church
Mine Freker
Eversbe
WN. EH. Brooks
Hotel Arrivals at St George Across Many Cities
A long list of guests checks in at Hotel St George with names from San Francisco Portland Tacoma Oberlin Sioux City Philadelphia Hermiston Walla Walla Spokane Seattle Boise Starbuck Arlington and more including J B Berry RM Phillips and Baron Von Weber among others. The roster reads like a regional guest book with travelers from diverse cities and towns.
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St. George
Douglas Glenn
Jalisco
George D. Godhue
Portland
Frank Wilcoxen
City
M. I. Pooler
Salem
Boise
J. K. Irty
Arlington
K. Bers
Seattle
A. & Baker
Menaham
Bible institute topics at First Baptist church
Rev James Edmundle leads Baptist Bible Institute talks tonight on The Core of the Teaching Art Sunday morning A Living Child of a Dying Church Sunday afternoon The Missing link and Sunday evening The Moral and Religious Education of the Child The events invite all attendees Also warnings about imitations of Dr King s New Discovery and Bucklen s remedies and a note on Salvation Army arrangements at Baker City plus a classifieds pitch to sell unneeded items
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Eas
Bible Institute
First Baptist Church
James Edmundle
Dr. King
Aged Canadian Senator David Wark Marked by Century in Politics
Ottawa reports the Hon. David Wark a veteran Canadian senator nearing his 100th birthday. Born in Londonderry Ireland in 1804, he helped shape Confederation era policy and led free trade ideas between New Brunswick and other provinces. Despite age, his senate speeches are clear and forceful.
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Ireland
Ottawa
Ont
David Wark
Canadian Senate
Wark Ie
Senate
Cnet
New Brunswick
Confederation of the Provinces
Wark
Londonderry
Canada
Fechle
Death seals a secret of preserved flowers long hidden
Christopher Row, a traveler and scientist active for a decade, reportedly disclosed a method to preserve flowers without fading. He collapsed at the Eamond hotel and lies seriously ill in Oregon, with relatives Louie and Richard Ebeling in the West and a brother in New York. Row’s long career included travels, museum ties, and a claim to perfecting a technique to keep blossoms fresh for years.
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Christopher Row
Wiestricken
Eamond Hotel
Oregon Deadly Journal
West
Louie
Richard Ebeling
New York
Kom
Europe
The
Historical Society
America
Oregon
Notice to Debtor from D Kemler & Son
Notice to Debtor. All persons indebted to us will please call and settle at once as we need the money to pay bills. D Kemler & Son, The grocer.
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D. Kemler & Son
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Frederick Nolf & CO
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Northwest
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Benn
Chehalis
Wightert
Boone
Sage
Wye
Sal
Cassin
Washington State Senate
Stansell
Czar
T. Wade & Son
BE. O. Building
Hotel Bickers
Pendleton
Leo Walton
Spokane
MM. Leonard
G & Youngmay
Porthillo
Coman
T. B. Kelly
J. Brook
J. K. Coffman
Fort Worth
Max Silverberg
San Francisco
W. EF. Hussey
I TD Tilly
H. Brosh
George Stevens
Spokans
H. Withstier
James Edmunde
Jones Edmonds
Rapti Church
Baptist Bible Institute
Toee
Manuel
M'Call
A.c.ruby&co
Gions
Are
Bury
Barns
Stave
A. C. Ruby & CQ
Pendleton, Oregon
Children Aid
Schultz & Stricker
Sharon & Eddings Matlock-Brownfield Building
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