Urwat formed by Lima pawnbrokers amid global unrest
General news item outlines Urwat with 81 capital in Lima Peru and mentions stockman Wilkins, a January 17 San Francisco death at age 7, ongoing Uruguay rebel fighting and a costly sum of 100 tons at 240,000 per ton. Also notes Leslie Collett’s switch engine accident in Hytre, Beth Brown Thompson’s death, and United States industry and labor topics including the American Car and Putney Company and a Stockton jeweler robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
Doh Stockman
San Francisco
Uruguay
Olllan
Alvep
Beth
Eurotte
United States
Leslie Collett
Hytre
Beth Brown Thompson
Dhip Hrowy
Deanatomie
Oying
Ca Grip
Pasadene
Portland Morning Oregonian pioneer dies in Seattle
John F. Damon longtime city master of the Morning Oregonian died in Seattle on Wednesday aged. The Iris of David Van Hover murder case in Portland last two weeks ago set for Thursday January 28. The Yakima county bar association poses a resolution favoring a two district state judiciary in Washington. Mrs Catherine Costello of Portland died Wednesday of heart failure aged 71. William Harris of Portland sentenced to 16 years in the penitentiary for robbery by Judge Sears. Grace Bagwell of Sacramento missing with clothing found along river bank indicating foul play. Portland fire department accepted the Marquam Grand and Cordray theaters as reasonably safe but investigations pending for others. A scowhouse on the Willamette river moored near Fulton swam ashore after breaking loose. Multnomah politicians push removal of Postmaster Hancroft, naming John Minto or Senator J. E. Hunt as acceptable successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Damon
Pioneer
Morning Oregonian
Seattle
David van Hover
Chas, Young
Portland
Loen
Yakima County Bar Association
State of Washington
Catherine Costello
William Harris
Sears
Grace Bagwell
Sacramento
Emaiine
Porland
Marquam Grand
Cordray
Willamette River
Pulton
8. G. Cresp
Frigh
Multnomah
Hancroft
John Minto
J. E. Hunt
Hotel Arrivals List for Pendleton and Nearby Cities
Hotel Pendleton welcomes guests from Chicago New York San Francisco Spokane Portland and Athens among others. Names include W S Stith Boyd Carter F W Woale George Stoddard El Porter Meacham G Rice Dayton Cation Tausick and many more staying at Hotel Bickers Ward Crowding and other local establishments.
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Pendleton
Stith
Chicago
Boyd
Carter
New York
W. Woale
San Francisco
Cation
Walla Walla
Tausick
EL Porter
Meacham G
Rice
Dayton
George Stoddard
la Grande
C J. Pree
Spokane
HO Arash
Portland
Galley
Fred Fisher
Harry Reed
Huron
Johnson
A. J. Hal
Hotel Bickers
Ad Ward
Bebo
Lewiotoy
Beathe
Weaton
C. Simpson
GW. Bradley
Athens
Wal
I. T. Motley
Milton D. J. Kirk
Milton Mire
Liezie Luhrs
L. Russell
Alturay
Electric Bitters Restores Weak Locomotive Fireman
CW Bel lamey, a Burlington fireman, writes that after severe pain, weakness, and loss of appetite he found relief with Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy restored his health and vigor, urging others to try it with Tallman & Co's guarantee and price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Bellamy
Burlington Lowe
Tallman& Co
Price Contes
Drainage convention in Ames Iowa draws experts and attention
Ames Iowa January 14 a drainage convention at the Agricultural College draws experts from Illinois and other states for lectures on drainage engineering and its farm applications. The event promises to be the most important in this region. A later note mentions a $20 reward for information leading to arrest in a local burglary at the W H Jones place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Euries
Ames
Iowa
Lawstute
State
G Agricultural College
Illinois
Olympia Beer at Anton Nolte's Bar
The notice promotes Olympia Beer as the popular family brand on draught at Anton Nolte's. It claims the staff can pour any quantity and hints at health and character wording, though the exact message is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Beer
Anton Nolte
Hie
Happenings in the Pacific Northwest highlights union and industry
Reports from Novi Yakima and Palouse cover county division talks for state judicial districts and a new Palouse brewery project with carpenters on site. Also notes on the Pullman Bank directors, electric power talks along the Snake River, a boat accident near Tillamook with a drowning, warrants for Sunday closing law violators in Ellensburg, Palouse ice harvest, Spokane car purchases, and a medicinal blood elixir advertisement.
Rolling Mills Merge for New Industrial Trust
Officials of U S rail rolling mill companies gather in Pittsburg Pennsylvania on January 14 to forge closer ties among Cambridge Ohio Huntington Virginia Cumberland Maryland Fairmont West Virginia Buffalo North Carolina Chearflely Pennsylvania and Atlanta Georgia mills. The conference aims to create a unified industrial trust to coordinate operations and policy across multiple regional mills.
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Pittsburg
United States
Cambridge
Huntington
Cumberland, Md
Fairmont
W. Va
Buffalo
N. C
Chearflely
Atlanta
Fragmentary note on railroads and periods
A cryptic line references railroads and a period named Jaero almen with mentions of colle and Vanter Moma. The text appears garbled but suggests a historical context involving transportation and time markers, possibly a caption or marginal note.
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Rontertal
Collie
Peritlod Jaero Almen
Foilis
Vanter Moma
Ate
Selection of Thirs Cows Prominent in Topeka Farming Talks
A Kansas agricultural meeting featured papers on cow selection by Prof QO Err from Kansas State, with other presentations by H W Avery, H A Foreman, and Fred A Rankin. Topics covered included the dig hoard and large Kanwar farm, productive dairying, and agricultural education as a factor in developing cooperative men.
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Topeka
Kon
Jon
Serond
Nerious
Err
The
Kansas Since Agricultural College
Kanwar
H.W Avery
H. A. Foreman
Wollaton
Fred A. Rankin
Hino College
Netiouture
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Baer
Daley
Main Street
General News
Lima
Peru
Urwat
American Car and Putney Companys
St Lovie
Oldman
Stockton
Cal
Northwest News
E. T. Wade & Son
P.O. Hoo
A. Bigg
Will
Dr. King
Pilla
Taliman & Co
Rick
Pacific Northwest
Novi Yakime
Yanima County
Dar
Bere Hodey
Judeq Fyikin
Gly Aiealati
Mountain Aeithe
Hiedma Bay
Urawh
Une
Powe
Che
Mtiete
Tracom
Washington
Palouse
Malou
Wash
Verstion
Talied
Minon
Pahonsy
Pullman Bank
Poulton, Washan
Kien Natiomal Bank of Pollan
Lewi Amweny
Lembert Jr
Laibar Aohn
Eagsene Bryant
Dipeetore
Anhony Vewardent
Ed Lombard
Gay Lombard
Oms OG
Sargent
Assistany
Snake
Pasco
Tittamook
Frank Fowler
Cao River
Frank
Fowler
Ellensburg
W.C. T. CO
John Zipperer
Humboldt Packwood
John Linder
Samuel Pearson
Pearson
John Lyone
James Shaw
W W. Henney
Court of
James G. Boyles
Woah
Spokane Electric Jinés
J. G. Brill
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Coner
Acker
W. Schmidt & Co
Rolling Mills
Farmers and Societies
Kansas
Walia Walla
Gray Horse
Juomee O Reeves Company
Gray
Chen
F. W. Schmidt
Drageist
Hin
Glenn Winslow and Post Office
Aterial
Mension
Grays’ Harbor Com. Co
C. R. Deper
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Big Clearang
Joe Cent
Raya
Canty & Jones
LAUM
Pend Hutt
Elaterite Roofing CO
Roseter
Frazer Theatr
the Jolly Musical Festival
Maloney
Brock & Melom
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Depo
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