Episco palery Sunday relief and other 1903 items
January 13 1903 report from Chicago notes nearly $25.40 collected in Episcopal churches for meal and foreign mission work by request of Bishop McLaren. Survivor of Crimean War Andrew Higgins near death in Winstead Connecticut at daughter Mrs Toho Owens home. London officials say Castro blockade hurts Cuba and US intervention unlikely. Caracas merchants contribute $6000 to Bowen trip fund to Washington. Fire destroys eight story building at Allen and East Houston NYC housing leather goods firm. Ireland reaches landmark land question agreement between landlords and tenants per London dispatch. Severe cold causing suffering and deaths in Chicago area amid coal shortages, Iowa endures 26 hours of zero to six degree weather with wind. Fire destroys a crematory tilting at Dearborn and Williamson, Chicago, risking a nearby lodging house as water supply hampered by thawing fire plugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Higgins
Connecticut
Toho Owens
Winstead
Con
London
Castro
Caracas
Bowen
Washington
Allen and
East Houston Streets
New York
Fayerweather
Iowa
Dearborn
Wiinomw Street
Chicago
Inland Empire Horticultural Meeting Closes in Spokane
The inland Empire Horticultural Association held its annual session in Spokane and adjourned for another year. Grants Pass reform groups push to establish a Carnegie library. Lewis and Clark notes show centennial expos preparations drawing attention across states. Spokane baseball adds Charles Dunahue, and D A Chamberlain plans to appoint his successor after Oregon governor inauguration. Eastern Oregon bill by Burleigh targets grazing imitation. likely to stir legislative debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Inland Empire Horticultural Association
Spokane
Grants Pass
Thatory
Lewis and Clark
Garrett
Fie
Charles Dunahue
Chamberlain
Oregon
John Manalas
Hotel Arrivals at Pendleton Listed Guests
A hotel arrivals column records guests at the Hotel Pendleton including F. A Borchert from San Francisco, W 2 Glendening from Portland, KR C Coffey from Portland, Mrs. W. F. Cramer of Ellensburg, T. W. Harger and wife from Portland, George P. Marsh of Omaha, Charlee MH Miller of Echo, M H. Patton of Spokane, A. Leeds of Spokane, T. W. Jackson of Spokane, Frank Simpson of Athena, JU. H. Beecher of San Francisco, J. FP. Tremps of Walla Walla, J. R. Norris of Chicago, George W. Harris of Portland, Andrew Nylander of Portland, and many others including William Dieting, Caldersac. R. G. Watkins, Caldersac. P. Hirschey, Surrey. FE Rich, Surrey. Br. M. Callison, Portland. M RB. Gaffney, Spokane. M. A. Woods, Wattsburg. Joe Woods, Wattsburg. F. J. Gardner, Portland. W. C. Cunningham, Portland. J. W Mullineux, Walla Walla. A. Frans, Spokane. J. A. Haines, Spokane. G. M. Henderson Caldersac. T. W. Lush, La Grands QO. C. Bedford, city. William Swash, Greenhorn. W. H. Ferguson, Adams. Wesley Grover, Hells. H. C. Kendell, Helix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
F. A Borchert
San Francisco
Glendening
Portland
C. Coffey
W. F. Cramer
Ellensburg
T. W. Harger
George P. Marsh
Omaha
Charlee MH Miller
Echo
H. Patton
Spokane
A. Leeds
T. W. Jackson
Frank Simpson
Athena
JU. H. Beecher
J. FP. Tremps
Walla Walla
J. R. Norris
Chicago
George W. Harris
Andrew Nylander
William Dieting
Caldersac
R. G. Watkins
P. Hirschey
Surrey
FE Rich
BR. M. Callison
Gaffney
M. A. Woods
Wattsburg
Joe Woods
F. J. Gardner
W. C. Cunningham
J. W Mullineux
A. Frans
J. A. Haines
G. M. Henderson
T. W. Lush
la Grands QO
C. Bedford
City
William Swash
Greenhorn
W. H. Ferguson
Adams
Wesley Grover
Hells
H.C. Kendell
Helix
The Real Cause of Dandruff and Baldness
An article purports dandruff stems from a scalp fever but Prof Anna Hamburg argues it is a germ disease. It claims a cure with New Dro's Helplele and lists firms and a misdirected tale about a missing child amid errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Schmidt & Co
Herp
Ode Co
Petrolt
Wiel
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Offer Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local means it is a blood or mucous disease. Internal remedies are needed Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on mucous surfaces. It is not a patent medicine but a prescription from physicians. Sold by local agents at a price listed. The Hall's Family Pills recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
E J, Chenny & CO
Tolalo
Cheney Wing Fight Ends With Cheney Victory
Frenchy Vincent loses in the second round to Cheney, the youngest Cheney brother, at Frazer's opera house on McKay Creek. Lavinge challenges any 140 pounder in Oregon. crowd cheers as Cheney receives support from Hicks Shockey Greens and James Layville Lycett Tom Scott. Referee and undercard provide entertainment as tensions and bets surround the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchy
Lavinge
Oregon
Lem Chones
Cheney Bros Dairy
McKay Creek
Frazer
Opera House
Prenchy
Vincent
Fstte
Charles Greene
Idaho
Cheney
Hix Brothers
lHoth
Elmet Frenchy
Landther
Hicks C. Shockey
Charles Greens
James Layville
Tne
Portland Engineer Confers with Council on Sewer Survey
J G Kelly of Portland met the council sewer committee to discuss surveying for an extended sewer system. Engineers from across the United States have expressed interest in bidding, as conditions since the original plans have altered feasibility and water depletion affects discharge, necessitating a more distant outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Kelly
Portland
Council Sewer Committee
J. Kelly
Port of
Walter's Mill
Resurvey Delay by Coreseweorge Committee Chair
Mr Clapton, chair of the coreseweorge committee, doubts that work on the extension of the system can start before the middle of next orey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapton
Coreseweorge
Acta
Orey
The Irish Pawnbrokers at Frazer's Thursday
An Irish Pawnbrokers farce heads Frazer's stage on Thursday January 15 with Sullivan Mack and Marty Trimbull in stellar roles. The company promises lively humor plus a variety of features as seats are sold at Frazer's book store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer's
Frazee
Diane
Sullivan
Mack
Marty Trimbull
Praters
Incoherent Fragments On European Investment Seeded Glass
The text presents garbled speculation about European investors shaping glass making and patent fields. It references chemicals like lime and lead, a claimed inventor withholding details, and mentions a machine or process with uncertain specifics and terminology.
Railroad Sale Prices From Missouri River to Pendleton
From February 16 to April 30, 190%, the O R N Co offers tickets to Pendleton from Missouri River points at 28.60 dollars, from St. Paul 2.50 dollars, and from St. Louis 27.50 dollars. Contact an O R N ticket agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Pendleton
St. Paul
St. Louis
For Sale Grazing Lands in Umatilla and Morrow Counties
For sale 21 sections of grazing and farming lands in Umatilla and Morrow counties. Property includes good buildings and a ranch capable of feeding 15 000 to 16 000 sheep. All under fence except two sections with ample water. Also 11 000 to 12 000 head of sheep, 1 390 head of cattle, and 30 horses. Rubber heel at Teulsch's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Morrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ings
Auburn Meltons
Gredowan
General News
Episcopal Churches of
Mclaren
Pacific Northwest News
Farids
Burleigh
Wallowa County
Dandruff
Baldhess
Loven
Gyeaenk Gou
McAlisters
College Place
Wash
Fehoo
Cheney Wing
Berkshire
Invincible
Webster, Royal, Diamond and Gerber Typewriter
Frazier
United States
Marconi
Victor Pmianuel
Foly
South Wellfleet
Mase
Marcon
Zélintes
Rapid-Tre Son
Mazie Trumbull
Pune
Gtk
Teulsch's
T. ¢. Taylor
Therkelsen
Piano House
East Court Street
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Buline
Iber
Jesse
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Lena Allen Boon
Thompson Street
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