Theodore Roosevelt's Condition Improves Amid National Briefs
A 1902 column reports Theodore Roosevelt's health steadily improving toward full restoration. It also notes Kansas populists deciding no alliance with Democrats, Bryan visiting Ohio, Archbishop Corrigan injured, a Salt Lake City shoe store manager killed by an accidental discharge, and Iowa man seeking 310,000 for his sister's death. It adds Russia-Manchuria plebiscite support, a telescope gift to American University, and brief railroad survey progress for W A Clark's San Pedro to Salt Lake line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas
Topeka
Archbishop Corrigan
New York
St. Paiiek’s
Daniel Alesandri
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Anderson
Iowa
State Department
Washington
Hilda
Anderson
Mongolia
Ching
United States
Russia
Manchuria
John Peate
Amerian University
Harriman
Tenn
Oregon Congress Debates Crater Lake Park Bill
Snow in the Southern Oregon mountains promises ample water for mining and irrigation. A bill by Tongue seeks to set aside Crater Lake region as a national park and has been favorably reported by the public lands committee. A Portland Christian Science lecture drew 1200 in Port land. Rogue River apples were refused for shipment to Hamburg. A Sunday fire in Portland destroyed 2100,000 in Madison and Main Streets property, with Albera Schneier mill and warehouse losses at 55,000 and 26,000 to the Ladd estate and a junk dealer claiming 314,000 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongue
Oregon
Crater Lake
Committee On Public Lands
Portland
Madison
Main
Albera & Schneier
Ladd
McLean Kidnapping Case Trials Rise In Seattle Court
In Seattle a 77-year-old man Gerald S McLean, father of Helen McLean's child, took his son on a walk and moved toward Pendleton prompting Oregon guardianship hearings. The Spokane and Washington courts had already wrestled custody. the Washington ruling returned the boy to his mother. A Pendleton suit to gain possession was halted when the mother’s attorney intervened by telegram. The case now returns to court with no clear end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McLean
Seattle
Gerald
McLean
Pendleton
Washington
Fremont
East Oregonian
G. S. McLean
Umatilla County
J. T. Brown
Gerald 5. McLean
Forest McLean
Elizabeth McLean
Brown
Audited the Books and Rumors in Pendleton
Audited the books ends a flap among Pioneers of the Pacific in Pendleton after whispers that officers may have misused funds. An examination of the Supreme Encampment records cleared the doubt and set reports at rest, restoring trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers of the Pacific
Pendleton
Roy W. Rittner
Pendleton Savings Bank
Ritner
Board of Control of the Supreme Encampment
Supreme Office
Order
Supreme Treasurer
First National Bank of
Board of Control
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland and West Coast Guests
A compiled hotel arrivals list shows guests and their origins including George Williams Portland. E B Hill Seattle. L W Held city. W H Herman Portland. L O Larkin Portland. Fr Smith Rossland. P Holland Portland. Mr and Mrs W L Elton Waterbury Conn. D Shutts Spokane. George K Burton San Francisco. Thomas J Smith Portland. George Harris Portland. A Nylander Portland. Charles E Comstock Portland. F J Ginger Spokane. J H Kloeckner Spokane. J P Hayden and wife Portland. J B Wolf Portland. J D Scharff San Francisco. J R Romig Sanger. Dr Sol E Levi Cincinnati. Joe W DeJasnette Omaha The Golden Rule. G D Galley Portland. Charles L Mason Iowa. F S Abel Iowa. T Zimmer Bridal Veil. C Hartwell Omaha. J H Gregor Adams. Matt Brown Salt Lake. RK E Porter Meacham. C D Rinker Spokane. P Mitchell Portland. Miss Effie Worcester city. J J Worcester Lawton. H H Ingalls Portland. Mary Hoisinghton Beckleton. A Neadham Nampa. H L Carl Portland. Bert Carl Portland. F J Gardner Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Portland
E. B. Hill
Seattle
L. W. Held
City
W. H. Herman
L. O. Larkin
Fr. Smith
Rossland
P. ©. Holland
W. L. Elton
Waterbury
Conn
D. Shutts
Spokane
George K. Burton
San Francisco
Thomas J. Smith
George Harris
A. Nylander
Charles E. Comstock
F. J. Ginger
J. H. Kloeckner
J. P. Hayden
J. B. Wolf
J. D. Scharff
J. R. Romig
Sanger
Sol E. Levi
Cincinnati
Joe W. DeJasnette
Omaha
G.D. Galley
Charles L. Mason
Iowa
Abel
T. Zimmer
C. Hartwell
J. H. Gregor
Adams
Matt Brown
Salt Lake
RK. E .Porter
Meacham
C. D. Rinker
P. Mitchell
Effie Worcester
J. J. Worcester
Lawton
H. H. Ingalls
Mary Hoisinghton
Beckleton
A. Neadham
Nampa
H. L. Carl
Bert Carl
F. J. Gardner
Saved her Childs Life
Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio recounts her three week battle with pneumonia and a terrible cough that worsened despite doctor treatment. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving her child’s life and promotes it as a cure for coughs colds and lung diseases. Trial bottles free and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Man & Co
Tragic poisoning claim hits Forest Grove family
Three Coffin children Dorothea 3 Mary 4 and Vivian 7 were poisoned at their Forest Grove area home. Vivian died while Dorothea and Mary lay at death’s door. Cause unknown but suspected from canned tomatoes or hay exposure. ongoing medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Coffin
Dorothea
Mary
Vivian
Forest Grove
Women of Woodcraft Leader Leaves for Leadville Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall accompanied by Grand Manager Cora Wilson of Pullman Wash sails for Leadville Cal to attend the regular Wo men of Woodcraft board meeting. She plans to return about March 5 to focus on April log-rolling and district conventions. She cites anticipated investments of 20 000 to 82 per cent membership growth and a May additional investment, with 6500 letters mailed since December 10 via Pendleton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. van Orsdall
Cora Wilson
Pullman, Wash
Leadville
Cal
Board of Grand Managers
Women of Woodcraft
van Orsdall
Grand Circle
Cripple Creek
Pendleton
The World Famous Compound Claims for Pain Relief
An advertise claim states the best and most famous compound cures aches and pains and treats cuts burns and bruises while reducing inflammation and other ailments. It promises cures or money back and markets at Tallman & Co. drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
We may live without poetry but not without ads
A regional note highlights how business depends on advertising, stating that society can endure poetry, music, art, conscience, and heart absent, yet cannot endure commerce without ads. The Country Merchant underscores the vital role of ads in daily trade and community life.
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It carries the warning if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
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Chicago
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Southern Oregon District
Roy W. Ritner
The
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Carrie van Orsdall
Mrs Wilson
Bucklin
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Order of
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Martin Family
LaFontaine
Martin Family Grocery
Joe Basler
Beauty
Thompson Hardy Ay
Main Street
Jesse
Briel
Vienna
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Smith Premier Typ
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Third Street
L. & M. Alexander
Polydore Moons
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