Hotel Arrivals At The St George And Nearby Cities
A flood of guests checked into the St George and nearby hotels including Gustave Pierson from Granite, Portland visitors such as A B Galloway W O Dill J Good A W Martin J W Smith and many more names across Seattle Spokane Chicago and St Louis. A notice to debtors from D Kemler and Ron urges prompt settlements to cover bills. Numerous mentions of coal miners in Germany and rioting in the Mount Canis district appear as a brief regional update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Gustave Pierson
Granite
A. B. Galloway
Portland
W. O. Dill
St. Louis
J. Good
A. W. Martin
F. 8B
Holbrook
Irrigan
G D. Cooper
A. Allison
F. J. Gardner
W. B. Botton
George D. Goodhue
R. D. MecAusiana
Seattle
J. Culley
Dr. I. Magee
Moscow
M. A. Gillette
Echo
Portiana
J. W. Smith
Louis Praebates
Weston
K. Watson
Spokane
EL Starr
Helix
J. Penner
San Francisco
L. Downer
J. L. Freeman
Chicago
George M. Haines
Arthur L. Bodkin
Notes of Umatilla and area reports with arrivals
Umatilla notes list visitors from Pendleton and Spokane, locals, and a bagpipe player noted. Mentions of road work, library society meetings, and debates on nature versus art. Osteopathy licensing act text appears as a policy excerpt amid town notices and travel reports.
Oregon Senate bill licenses osteopathy practice
Senate bill No. 126 by Senator Brownell proposes licensing osteopathy in Oregon. It creates a five member state board of osteopathic examiners to issue licenses, set qualifications, hold examinations at the state capitol, issue certificates, and maintain records. unlawful practice without a license is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortnopathic
Stator Brownell
Senate
Brownell
Oregon
Legislative Assembly
State of
The
Osteopathic Association of
Lawn
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
College of Osteopathy
Varancy
Percy
Leach
Bord
Onteopathic
Thiall
Barmaids to Go as Portland Tightens Moral Laws
Police chief and city attorney move to enforce an ordinance eliminating women from saloons and rooms connected with them east of Third Street and Burnside in Portland. Officials aim to end what they call an insidious evil and may close shows where drinks are sold. The action targets barmaids and similar establishments as the city ends Portland’s Wild West era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Keapers
Hogue
Fitzgerald
Saya
Oregonian
Hunt
Third Street
Burnside Street
Third
Connecticut’s first Hebrew execution tonos age 73
Gershon Marx, a 73 year old Connecticut inmate, is to be hanged at Wethersfield for the murder of farm hand Pavel Rodecki to avoid six months’ wages. Prosecutors allege Marx killed multiple workers and disposed of bodies on his farm, with findings tying him to four murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Gershon Marx
Wethersfield
Connecticut
Marx
New London
Pavel Rodecki
Rodecki
Erson
Claims Marsh fortune revocation suit heard in Middletown
Jan 26 in Middletown N Y a hearing on Dougl ine Stuart adopted son of Luther R Marsh seeks revocation of the will tied to Ann O D Dis de Bar and Mrs Clarissa Huyler with other claimants including an infant grandson of a Mary Train Physicians to see. In Cincinnati 27 chap ters prepare for Alpha Kappa Kappy fraternity annual convention with prominent attendees from across the country. In Cumberland Md the first hanging in 16 years is set for Sidney Johnson colored convicted of killing two black men over a card dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Middletown
N. Y
Luther R. Marsh
New York
Ann Odella Dis de Bar
Clarissa Huyler
Dougine Stuart
Marat
George Francis ‘Train
Cincinnati
Alpha Kappa Kappy Fraternity
Pociety
Cumberland
Sidney Johnson
Johnson
Ruskin Memorial Tablet Unveiled in Venice
In Venice on January 26 many American and English residents attended exercises connected with the unveiling of a memorial tablet on the house where John Ruskin once lived. The tablet was funded by Venice's municipal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
Venice
Carnegie Library Opening at Berkeley Delivers Addresses
The new Carnegie Library in Berkeley California opened with exercises and principal addresses by Superintendent Wa terman and University of California professor L J Richardson. Also included is an obituary note for Mary St. Sechel of Seattle, a long-time resident of the House of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Carnegie
Behools Waterman
L. J. Richardson
University of California
Mieter
Mary St. Seahel
Seattle
Northweet
Boundary Row Over Mapping Error in Grant Umatilla Line
County surveyor J W Kimbrell discusses a legislative bill to fix a boundary dispute between Grant and Umatilla counties stemmed from a 45th latitude error. The flawed survey placed a fictitious line 2 minutes 36 seconds south of the true line, affecting about 40 sections. If adopted, Umatilla could lose or gain about 17 sections depending on the line used, with a practical township boundary preferred to avoid future disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and
Umatilla Counties
Thes Counties
Umatilla County
Grant
Bern
J. W. Kimbrell
Suld
Protect Ditches and Waterways Bill in Oregon Legislature
Wasco county representative Jayne Introduced a measure to protect irrigation ditches canals and water conveyance systems from malicious injury theft and obstruction. The bill would penalize damage to ditches canals trenches pipes dams gates and pumps with fines from ten to six hundred dollars and restate state code 1820 to preserve irrigation infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
Wasco
Hiv
Bellinger
Oregon
State of
Canadian land sales rise in four provinces November reports
Official reports of the Canadian Pacific railway land sales show Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Vancouver town lots posting gains in November. Marinibola sales totalled 14130 acres for 64588 pounds and 12697 acres for 69613 dollars versus last year. Manitoba sold 1004 acres for 9768 and 2769 acres for 41875. Saskatchewan 414 acres 9499 and 2240 acres 11840. Alberta 7740 acres 96806 and 10132 acres 44648. Total land sales 4192 acres for 116061, up from 27859 acres for 127046 last year. Vancouver town lots reached 849200 dollars in value, up from 19905. Reports from W H Holloway, Halifax December 21, 1904.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Marinibola
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Vancouver
Hawswil
W. It. Holloway
Oonml
Halifax
Miller to join bid for new county in La Grande Observer
Dr George Miller of the Moverte confronts opponents tonight in Matom to back his push for a protest against Pgiant county division Ae Mer Miller is among the county’s leading taxpayers whose views may sway the legislative debate reported by La Grande Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Matom
Hhe
Pgiant County
Ae Mer
Miller
la Grande
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Pendinton and
Black Howe
Xander Department Store
Fajoy
Io Athletic
Od Bilord Hall
Tunswick Bowling Alley
Wade Siler
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
Milton & Co
Derial
Fos
PPS
Sloan
White Bros
Neagle Brothers
Pendleton
Luke
van Alstine-Gordon & Co
Mercantile Aeenee Um
Lipe
Queeter
Ioc
Ottke & Son
Woat Alta Street
Hotel
W. Cameron
Corvallis
Jennie Cameron
Corvallin
A. J. Hall
Phorge Hamilton
City
W. C. Amith
J. QO
Moore
St. Louisa
H. C. Caplinger
Athena
E. M. Saunders
North Powder
F. W. Burns
Meacham
E. J. Scott
H. G. Walker
John T
the Pendleton
William Shepherd
A. Wagner
Fred Wonser
Geo. W. Foot
Sit Lipman
Geo. B. Sutherland
Walla Walla
George Gosling
E. W. Farr
A. W. Rider
Oakland
William H. Lancaster
J. M. Bedell
C. F. Williams
Thomas Irvine
Lt. Lakin
F. W. A. Fromberg
William Mather
C. M. Smith
Charles E. Masson
W. D. Marks
R. N. Caston
C. Wade
Starbuck
D. McAusland
M. 8
Travis
Charles R. Lasher
Harrington
D. Kemler & Ron
Germany
Mount Canis
Tallman & CO
Umatilla
Dalles
Washington
Hilfard
Wash
Walter Fraser
Elmer Knight
Rick
H. G. Covell
Ray Colby
Albina
Dick White
N. Lineman
J. F. Meyer
Joseph McCulloch
Miss Porter
D. C. Brownell
W. H. Condon
Cottage Hotel
Hilyard
James Sharp
Mr. Sharp
H. Connell
Oliver Lynch
Library Society
Obio
Tolmdo
Lucas Conty
Frank J. Cheney
Onal Ronkes
Gnier
F. J. Co
Doling
Ledo
Mall
Cotarrh
J. Cheney
W. Olbabon
Auf Gris
Fe ‘Tolede
Umatilia
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