Freewater News Highlights Rail Bid and Local Developments
Freewater officials organize a commercial club of 25 members and push for a Wallula to Wallula railroad route via Northern Pacific. George George remains missing as search winds down. Tum-a-tum bridge inspection costs $2300, with talks of a county road and rural mail route. Ladies Ald society elects officers. plans for a local silk cannery grow as a bank and business district expansion loom.
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Freewater
John S. Vinson
Miles Overholt
J. H. Hall
Wallula
Wallin Walla
Northern Pacific
Ths Place
Walla Walla
Hudson Bay Country
George George
Lince
Milton News Roundup on Pardons Banks and Diphtheria
Moses Taylor, Weston resident and wealthy wheat rancher, circulates a pardon petition after his two year sentence for fire-raising was upheld by the supreme court. J F Campbell wins a water main contract on Mill Street. The Freewater Branch of Bank of Milton to open soon in Milton. Schools reopen after diphtheria closures. quarantine lifted for Editor E. Grown family. Rev Harry Baker Smith aids Hood River revival. McQuary builds a frame office for Dr Buckman. Ida Troy graduates as trained nurse from Spokane. Fraser reports 1905 city finances. debt stands at 27000 bonds and 2000 floating. W I Kirk ill with appendicitis at St Luke’s Hospital. former Columbia College student and Payette Independent editor.
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Milton
Moses Taylor
Weston
Taylor
Supreme Court
James Banister
Handeter
Palmer
Idaho Penitentary
J. F. Campbell
Mill Street
Bank of Milton
Bank of Freewater
Freewater
Milton and
E. Grown
Harry Baker Smith
Christian Church of
Hood River
BE. McQuary
Thia City
Buckman
Minn Ida Troy
A. E. Troy
Spokane
Umatilla
T. C. Fraser
Tota Recelpla
WI T. Kirk
Columbia College
Ths Place
St. Luke's Hospital
Bomae
Kirk
Wanderer Play Postponed to January 26 in Freewater
Emroon in Freewater has moved to Echo to perform in an upcoming home talent production of the play Nevada the Wanderer. The show, delayed by the ibtheria scare, is set for Friday evening January 26 and will be staged by local residents.
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Emloon
Freewater
Echo
Nevada
Lost Bird of Wounded Knee Finds Life in Portland
Lost Bird, a Brule Sioux girl rescued after the 1891 Wounded Knee battle, was adopted by Clara Colby and taken to Washington, then moved to Portland last year. Raised at Chemawa and in notable circles, her Sioux heritage is said to influence her disposition as she pursues education.
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Woundled
Kinee
Colotel
Mee Colby
Washington,, C
Portland
United States
Lost Fird
Mia
Clara B. Colby
Woman's Tribune
Washington, D. C
Lost Bird
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Sitting Bull
Bird
In Hertepée
Colby
United States Army
National Capital
A Modern Miracle in Woodford Tennessee
“Truly miraculous” recovery of Mrs Mollie Holt after coughing fits and lung pus. Doctor’s King’s New Discovery given at urgent request, rapid improvement, full recovery. Drug advertisement claims 50 cents and one dollar at Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas. Trial bottle free.
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Mollie Holt
J. C. R. Hooper
Woodford, Tetin
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Walla Walla Republican chairmanship fight ends in Cameron win
Eugene Lorton is deposed as Walla Walla County Republican Central Committee chair after a two hour struggle. Alexander Cameron defeats J. K. Wilson by 16 to 12 for the chair at Justice Huffman’s office with all precincts represented. Lorton resigns. party factions clash over names.
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Walla Walla
Eugene Lorton
Lorton
Cameron
J. K. Wilson
Poarty
Boeles
Wilton
Trvine'n Buchu Wafers Claim Blood Purification
A local health ad touts Trvine'n Buchu Wafers as a cure for kidney troubles, asserting quick relief and lasting cure as the disease grows, claiming they purify the blood. Sold for 60 cents a box by Tallman & Co at 629 Main Street, Pendleton, Oregon.
Nashville mill plant fire causes $250000 loss
A blaze at the Dunlop Milling plant in Nashville Tennessee caused about 250000 dollars of damage. The report notes additional context about older vessel classes and various legal actions, including perjury conviction of Edward R Tufts and a naval parole case, with multiple unrelated items in the same clipping.
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Dunlop Milling Company
Nashville
Tenn
Oregon
United States
Coeur d Alene Club to Build $10000 House This Spring
News notes from the Northwest report the Coeur d Alene club in Idaho intends to construct a $10,000 clubhouse this spring with funds secured. Also listed are ore outputs valued at $15,220,692 for 1905, up about $3 million from 1904. An Spokane dice game quarrel left Ai'dolph Crivelone and Filipia injured but recovering. Labor unions in Spokane plan to meet by surrendering the Central Labor Council charter and reorganizing. Crescent Coal Co from Coos Bay sold to San Francisco buyers for $140,000. mine developing after six months of production. Centralia WA to gain a large hospital after General Hospital completion, in a building once Grace Baptist College with 100 patient rooms.
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Coeur d'Alene
Coeur Alene
Crescent Coal Company
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Chico
General Hospital
Centralia
Wash
Washington
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Grace College (Baptist
Warning Against Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Mercury containing catarrh ointments are dangerous and can damage the sense of smell and overall health. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co is claimed mercury free and taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes Spokane snowfall compared to prior seasons, with figures through January 12.
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F. J. Cheney & O
Teoledo
Hall
Fr. Cheney & Co
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