Allegea disasters and events across Alaska to Mexico
The page notes diverse 1902 events including Witchmart among Chilka Indians in Alaska, Mormon spread among Japanese, a deadly Jersey Central rear-end crash, Henry C. Raus’s China to Moscow trip in 15 days, Juneau Chamber revoking a representative’s credentials, Peary elected president of the American Geographical Society, Yaqui attack on San Marcial with fatalities, Rhode Island formalin test for blood poisoning, a lion attack on a Chicago trainer, a severe intermountain snowstorm in Utah and Nevada, and a charter for the Denver Reno and New Orleans railroad with a 6,090,000 capitalization plus a long planned route. a Chicago fast train crash near Centre injures three and damages a coffin containing the road’s head counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Raus
Pekin
Moscow
Juneau
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Robert E. Peary
United States Navy
American Geographical Society
San Marcial
Mexico
Sundar
Rhode Island
Chicago
Utah
Nevada
Denver
Guthrie
O. T
St Louis
Pacific Northwest News Highlights and Local Changes
Sailor Peter Gearin drowned aboard the steam er Mitiaka in Portland Wednesday. Four inches of snow fell in 24 hours in Wallace Idaho. Tacoma trades council to open a cooperative laundry soon. Paddy Lynch, Astoria boardinghouse keeper, shot Wednesday by Otto Skibbe. First National Bank at Shoshone Idaho organized with capital $56,000. BR & Houston freight agent for Southern Pacific at Roseburg reassigned to Salem. Southern Pacific will issue permits to ride freight trains. Heaviest snowstorm in two years hits Utah and Wyoming. Death injury bill to remove $5,000 recovery limit introduced by Hale. Josephine house reference appears in legislation. A line on seams feature changes expected to affect towns. H. H. Warner, master mechanic, Tacoma division, removed. Mohr of Spokane to succeed. Superintendent Clark of the Oregon School for the Deaf seeks move to Salem city for moral development, arguing current surroundings near penitentiary and asylum hinder inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gearin
Mitiaka
Portland
Wallace
Idaho
Trades Council of Tacoma
Paddy Lynch
Astoria
Otto Skibbe
First National Bank
Shoshone Idaho
BR &. Houston
Southern Parish
Roseburg
Salem
Southern Pacific
Hotel Arrivals at Pendleton Hotel and Nearby Cities
A list of hotel arrivals shows guests from Portland Spokane New York and Kansas City among others checking in at Hotel Pendleton and surrounding properties. Names include D E Hall O W Hoar HL Binton W O McClintock Ed Blackburn George Harris A Nylander E L Hart H Binnard Frank Wood H Pearson J Cirfut and others with partial city heads such as Athena Seattle Spokane Heppner Milton and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
D. E. Hall
Portland
W. Hoar
Kansas City
W. Burles
Denver
Lewis Talbou
Joseph
Boise
G A. Barret
Athena
Frank Wood
St. Louis
George Lashing
Chicago
H. Pearson
B. Mitchell
St. Joe
Fr. LeGrow
George Paris
Charles 4. Miller
Echo
R. A. Leeds
Spokane
J. Kloeckner
Gill
George Wella
Heppner
Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo and Local Drugs
Fragmentary ad copy claims catarrh cannot be cured by ordinary applications and urges readers to send for a remedy via Toledo and local druggists. Mentions Hall's Family Pile as a related product and asserts it is the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Hall
Honor for Andreas Bard Named to State Historical Board
Andreas Bard rector of St Pauls Episcopal church is selected as a member of the board of curators of the Washington State Historical Society and was notified yesterday. The society once dormant has regained activity and will renew its existence on a semi newspaper basis led by Washington press officers as officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Andreas Bard
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Washington State Historical Society
Wes v
Pross of
Washington
Discovery promises cure for consumption by Dr King’s Remedy
Editor D H Downey of Churubusco proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip claiming instant relief and certain cure. Tallman & Co guarantee every pie and bottle with free trial bottles offered. The Oregonian is on sale in Portland at Rich News Stand Hotel Perkins and Hotel Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Downey
Churubusco
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Portland
Perkins
Open the Columbia to Save Inland Empire Farm Economy
The argument urges opening the Columbia River with a portage road to cut transport costs by about 1.5 million dollars annually. It contrasts rail mergers opposing river access with a state portage solution, claiming vast savings for producers and population growth, and cites favorable rates vs rail freight to Arlington and The Dalles. It argues the portage is a small investment for large regional benefit and would extend water navigation to Tidewater, boosting Oregon’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Artington
Dalles
Columbia River
Mississippi River
Minois Central Railrond
Big Eddy
Ceilllo
Columbia
Snake
Historic Birthplace of Daly Sister and Oregon Governor Home Sale
Senator John D Daly mourns his sister Mrs Mary Fee who died in Stockton California The story notes her St Helena birthplace and long California life Also Salem stores sues to sell the Cooke mansion as a Governor s residence to the state for 315000 with views on a prudent real estate transfer and Oregon politics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
St. Helena
Benton County
John D. _Daly
Hear
Mary Fee
Stockton
California
Fee
Ray
Noe Sole Bonaparte
Sonewed Plantatiee
St Helena
United States
Salem
Patton Bros
Bello
Cooke
EN Cooke
Court Street
Commonwealth
Oregon
Ware and Means Committee
Salum Journal
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns scalds ulcers eruptions and other ailments. It notes availability at Tallman & Co. drug store and includes multiple product and service offers such as horse listings and a lost horse reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cregonian
General News
Jersey Central
Pacific Northwest News
Wyoming
Hale
Josephine
H. H. Warner
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Mevhaniy Mohr
Bpokane
Clark
Oregon Deaf Achoo
Penitentiary
Saylum
J. F. Bunnigh
J. Currin
J.linder
Yakima
A. Binnard
Cornelius
Y. Lawrence
N.C. Glenn Valer
Ben Allen Stratford
David O'Connor
Goldendale
H. J. Biddle
Milton
F J. Gardner
Phononen
Board of
Cura
Tors of Historical Society
Portand
Arlington
Dallies
Bastion
Sheen Arlington
Dulles
Foc Dulles
Ibe
Gistance
Artoria
Capende Locks
Aort of
Justin
Anne Katherine Ore
Henry van Dyke
Cecelia
Marion Crawford
Nelson Avery
Elisabeth Stuart Phelps
Glengarry Elhoe Davs
Ralph Conner
John Gaythe
Gerden
Frank Stock
Marietta
Elia Higginan
George Ade
Amelia Barr
Mollie Elliott Seawell
Mary Latier
George Horace Larimer
J M Barrie
Gertrude Aliperson
Mr. Moulton
The
Valeries
Henry
Merriman
Peggy
Anthony Hope
New Century Comfort
M. C. Grey
Beatrice, Neb
Circle
Shire
Froome Barn
Main Street
Parl Bowman
Teutsch
Boynton
Geo. Phillips
Cottonwood Street
Alta
Webb Streets
Fea
T. G. Taylor
Therkelsen
East Court Street
Esse
Jesse
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Aneneres
Lena Allen Boone
Byers
Pendleton Roller
Mili
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