International and Domestic Dispatches Report Quiet Indian Reservation and Political Moves
A dispatch from the Tongue River agency Idaho notes troops on standby but quiet at the reservation. Representative Hill reports the house committee on coinage favors exchangeability of gold and silver. A Copenhagen deputation protests the sale of the Teanish Wret lndlce without reference to a protracted war. Choctaw Chickasaw councils urge Congress to end trial government and restore territorial government. Lewis Nixon aims to lead the Tamany Hall finance committee. a shipbuilder seeks control of the organization. Mandan, S. James E. B. Burke, the oldest passenger engineer west of the Missouri, dies after 25 years with the railroad. Pope Leo XIII jubilee plans expand worldwide with England leading preparations and Archbishop Corrigan noting copies of the paper Jost lavue! in Brogland.
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Idaho
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Conmercticnt
House Committee On
Anc
Copenhagen
Christian
Lewis Nixon
Richard Croker
Snance Committee
Tamamay
Wser
Unite
Tamama
Mandan
James EB. Burke
Missouri River
Yware
Miesous
Lem
Man
Leo Mill
England
Jost Lavue
Brogland
Corrigan
Columbia Southern Railway Extension Planned to Oregon
FE Lytle announces that construction will begin in favorable spring weather on the Columbia Southern extension from Shanike toward Ashwood and Prineville, with two branches to Crooked River and Deschutes areas. The company, authorized with 22,006 capital, aims to finish this year, building rail and telegraph lines and possibly operating stages and river commerce to support storage and warehousing.
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Columite
Oregon
Ashwood
Prineville
Shaulke
Trout Creek
Crooked River
Pendoertofier
Crank County
Deschutes
Lytle
Ile Seine
Olympia aims to become a wide open city at start
In Olympia a new city leader is pushing for bold reforms. Indian ad man George Willams was killed Saturday night by fellow Indian Charley Tom about 16 miles southeast of Olympia. Washington state news covers court actions, a removal request, a Salem suit involving F R Anson and Fidelity & Deppe tt Company, plus Astoria Chamber actions and Mrs A H Stewart's estate bequest to three club women.
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George Willams
Charley Tom
Olympia
Manier Branch
Supreme Court
Salem
F. R. Anson
Fidelity & Deppett Company
Maryland
Anson
Salem Light & Traction Company
A. H. Stewart
Woman's Clubs
Washington
D. A Gove
Tagoma
Mary Lowe Dickenson
New York
Sarah Utt
Pola
Cal
Stewart
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Remedy Power
Cure advertised to treat constitutional disease by acting on mucous surfaces. Claims internal use, direct effect on the throat and nasal passages. Describes ingredients and praised results with testimonials and free pamphlet offer.
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Joel
Hall
Ana Bea
Bolton
Conductor M cDaniels planned suit against railroad company
A rumor from Clyde reports former Washington Columbia River Railway conductor McDaniels may sue for damages totaling 35000 after a fence collision while employed. He allegedly was struck by the right of way fence on a cattle guard and laid up for days, later leaving the company. He was said to have been treated in the city, then released from employment.
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McTaniels
Washington @ Columbia River Railway company
Clyde
McDaniele
McDaniels
Siberian themed Russian play For Her Sake at Frager
A large Russian company brings the Thursday program to Frager with the Siberia themed play For Her Sake. The script signals a narrative tied to Polish czarist domains and Stepinsky/Tourginey motifs, promising a dramatic thriller.
On the Reservation Dower Dispute Between Families
Legal notice notes a dispute over dower rights on the reservation with James A Pee acting as their attorney. The county is to apportion between the parties under the case referenced to the attorney.
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lYot
James A Pee
Marriage Notice From Pendleton Couple United in San Francisco
A Pendleton native Max Healey son of A Healey was wed to Nataly Schawthey on January 2 at 420 Piet Street San Francisco. The bride, a San Francisco social favorite, is connected to Aly Adams and Brenner of San Francisco, with Helen Dyer noted as a grandmother. The couple resides at 274 Ninth Avenue, San Francisco.
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Oregonian
Robert M
Pendleton
van Yeure Max
A. Healey
Umatilla
See
Sehacwwthey
San
Ninth Avenue
San Francisco
William Fite Sr Dies in Fairlie Scotland
Obituary notice for William Fite Sr renowned yacht builder, reported as dying at Fairlie in Scotland on a cold day. Mentions legacy in maritime craft and long-time industry presence for readers of the era.
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William Fite
Fairlie
Scotland
Estate dispute over Walla Walla widow’s land in Oregon
In Umatilla county district court Louisa Charley listed as sole heir to Ispelya’s 160 acre Walla Walla estate. The Indian widow’s heirs claim Louisa Charley is the only detratlan in the March 1901 death, seeking court declaration of succession.
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Ruit
District Court
Umatilla
Louisa Charley
Rape Iva
Walla Walla
Ispelya
Constipation and Health Promoted by DeWitt Remedies
DeWitt's Little Early Risers claim easy action of the bowels without griping or distress. Ta'imar & Co. and Brock & McCorsins listed as distributors in this promotion.
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DeWitt
Ta'imar & Co
Brock & McCorsins
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