Unionists and strikes headline West Virginia and New York
Brewer strikers were killed in West Virginia Tuesday due to refusal to be arrested under a blanket injunction. About 75,000 tailors held a New York convention to plan measures against the contract system. The Standard 611] Company bought Puopocatapitl volcano in Mexico for five million dollars to operate the sulfur deposit. The president of Hoston University commented on limiting college training for children of poor parents to factory work. A New York convention opened on municipal ownership to aid building a municipal bureau. The Chicago Federation of Labor issued an ultimatum to May or Harrison for using only union-mined coal. The mayor agreed to submit all bids to the union for consideration. An American doctor, Adolph Rasing, reported in Canton, China the discovery of a treatment for leprosy involving minute irradiation and antiseptic drugs.
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Brewer
West Virginia
New York
Puopocatapitl
Mexico
Hoston University
New Yorks
Chicago Federation of Labor
Harrison
United States
Canton
China
Adolph Rasing
Open Colville reservation debated and Portland incidents reported
Senator Levi Ankeny favors opening the Colville reservation to settlement. A Seattle court hearing involved a deaf plaintiff and defendant. A 10 and 11 year old boys fell through ice at a Dunamu'it reservoir. An unknown man paused on the Portland Fourth Street bridge as he prepared to leap into the river. Edward Quinn sues Detective Joe Terfir 2500 dollars for a malicious shooting on a wrong charge. J A Mealwater, Hoy pioneer, died by his own hand after heavy drinking post divorce. Eugene school board reopens eighth grade after diphtheria suspensions. Mrs Eva Henry of Portland fatally burned from a lamp. Northern Pacific surveys a new line along the north side of the Columbia, seeking army route through Fort Vancouver reserve. Hardy of Lebanon injured in eye accident. Frank DeFarce of Portland murdered his wife with an axe then tried to jump into a river before arrest. Prof W H Hampton named as a potential candidate for commissioner of mines in the newly created Bureau of Mines.
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Lawrence
Oscar Bean
Dunamu
Fourth Street
Portland
Edward Quinn
Joe Ter
Day
Quinn
J A. Mealwater
Hoy, Wash
Eugene Public School
Eva Henry
Northern Pacific
Columbia
Fort Vancouver
E Hardy
Lebanon
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland and Across The West
Hotel arrivals include E J Bromick Portland G W Harris Portland A Nylander Portland AE Batomiple Portland L Allenhofff Portland G D Goodane Portland N A Leach Portland J H O Neil Portland 3 FQ Overbalgh Portland A Conner Vancouver Co tL Cottrose San Francisco o D Conrad Chicago HS Fitts Michigan F L Rover Spokane R A Leeds Spokane Dave Stone Chicago E H Clarke ctr G&G KR MacGillury city Mss C E Roosevelt ty BE W Gomier Golden Rule S Punnington Spokane WEL Garrest Athena MJ Garren Athens F Hmige Portland R L Bingarws Denver H G Hathaway Portland Hathaway Portland Hathaway Portland F Hathaway Portland A W Downer city F H Vaughan Portland A P Trawick Weiser G W Ingram Weiser Ss J Ingram Weiser C E Daniels McMinnville G W Wiliam Spokane Lee Cunnringham Portland M Moray Spokane W 2D Marks Spokane R M Stack Portland C Smith Ceston L Nishmara Weston Alex Hudson city GE Perkins Helix Cr Rogers Helix FE Lambert Milton G J L Jones Milton J B Morgan San Francisco Mrs J B Morgan San Francisco B Wheaidon Stiles
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E. J. Bromick
Portland
G. W. Harris
A. Nylander
Batomiple
L. Allenhofff
MacGillury City
Roosevelt
Gomier
Golden Rule
S. Punnington
Spokane
Garrest
Athena
Garren
Athens
Bingarws
Denver
G. Hathawayr
S . Hathaway
Hathaway
F. Hathaway
A. W. Downer
City
H Vaughan
Trawick
Weiser
G. W. Ingram
J Ingram
E Daniels
McMinn
Catarrh Cure Ad and Cavalry Horse Purchase Notice
A mixed vintage notice offers Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a reward and testimonial details, then shifts to a Pendleton area call for owners to prepare 200 head of horses meeting U S cavalry criteria, including age, weight, height, soundness, and disposition, with inspection scheduling. Portland contact provided.
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Pendleton
United States Cavalry
United States
Executrix Sale of William Searcy Property Announcement
The late William Searcy's estate to be sold at public sale on Wednesday February 25 at the Searcey farm ten miles NW of Pendleton. Items include horses harness wagons bed gear farming implements. Free lunch will be served. J M Bentley auctioneer.
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William Searcy
Searcey
Pendleton
J. M. Bentley
Repairs and New Sites Sought for State Schools Near Salem
A state House committee report on the reform school, the blind school, and the deaf mute school found their ledgers well kept and management generally competent. It recommends repairing the reform school building destroyed by fire and relocating the white school to a new site for the inmates’ welfare, plus a new kitchen and dining room for the blind school due to ventilation and layout issues. The committee praises current management at the mute school and emphasizes urgent repairs to address moisture and decay.
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Salem
House
I M Hansbrough
J. Robbins
BF Purdy
State Reform School
Thas
Nana Wenent
Salem attorney hired to prepare new laws for publication
Salem February 26 Condit a prominent Salem attorney has been employed by the secretary of state to arrange the new laws for publication and prepare an index for the news of time of session laws. The manuscript will be ready for the printer by mid March and the laws out about a month later. Condit in charge of arranging and indexing the last volume of session laws has done excellent work and the secretary of state will engage him again.
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Salem
Condit
Secretary of State
Coniil
Governor Chamberlain Vetoes Bill Dividing Judicial District
Salem Feb 21 Governor Chamberlain vetoed two bills with his veto attached S B 280 to divide the sub district into separate districts and H R No 68 to raise Multnomah County superintendent salary from 1500 to 2000 The speaker called the measure careless and noted Union and Wallowa counties were omitted from any district The governor said the intent was not fully disclosed and more time is needed to pass further action
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Chamberlain
Salem
Chenberlain
Suh
Union
Wallowa
Multnomah
Newbro's Herpicide Promised For Dandruff Elimination
An advertisement claims dandruff cannot be cured by mere washing and scrubbing. It asserts only Newbro's Herpicide kills the contagion from other people's hair. The product is sold by F. W Schmitt & De Bend in stamps for delivery.
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Newbro
Uther
F. W Schmitt & de Bend
Heryicide Co. de tFojt
Atinh
Portage By Contract Pressed By Dalles Citizens
The Dalles residents push for building the portage by contract with petitions circulated by Arthur Simfert. Signatures gathered from 61 businessmen in Arlington and similar efforts in Pendleton La Grande Union and Baker City show broad support. The Times Mountaineer notes general sentiment favoring contracting the work as the most economical method, likely guiding the commissioners' decision.
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Dalles
Times Mountaineer
Ariington
Arthur Simfert
Pendleton
la Grande
Union
Baker City
Cheap Rail Rates Westbound to Pendleton in 1903 Sale
From February 16 to April 70 1903 inclusive the O R N Co will offer sale fares from Missouri River points to Pendleton 22 50 from St Paul 25 00 and from St Louie 27 50. Call on GO R N ticket agent for details.
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Missouri River
Pendleton
St. Paul
St Louie
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Ally von
Ine Price
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Levi Ankeny
Colville
Seattle
Frank DeFarce
W. H. Hampton
Columbia Ming
Grant's Pass
Bureau of Mines
Hotel
Penditton
F. J. Cheney
O. Prope
Toledo
F J Cheney
West & Truax
Walding Ekinnan &A Marvin
Hall
Halls
Henry Oldenstadt
Herman Metzger
Portland Ore
Chanterlain
Visitere
Rand
Paris Green
London Purple
FW. Schmidt & Gb
India
Batiste
Bigbostonstore
T. ¢. Taylor the Hardware Man
Main
Gray's Harbor
Gray’s Harbor
C. R. Depot
Therkelsen
East Court Street
Byers
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