Gover nor Tutt to take oath of office at War Department
Summary of various brief items: Tutt will take the oath as secretary of war at noon Monday in the War Department. The Earl of Devon, Rev Sir Henry Hugh Courtenay of Powderham, is dead at 92 and owned a large estate. Paris engagement announced for Charles Voight and Marguerite, Baroness de Versts. The Central Pacific Hallway, now Harriman, paid 2.5 million dollars into the federal treasury in an instalment of old obligations. George Herrmann, former government aid friend, convicted in Mindanao case in Bayanan and sentenced to 12 years. Mrs. Litho Kennedy-Kramer found guilty in Kansas City for murder of Phillip Kennedy. previously convicted and sentenced to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Offce
War Department
Earl of Devon
Henry Hugh Courtenay
Powderham
Devon
Paris
Charles Voight
Marguerite
Baron Bavuwens -Deversts
Central Pacific
Harriman
Litho Prince Kennedy-Kramer
Kaness City
Phillip H. Kennedy
Northwest News Briefs From Spokane To Forest Grove
Spokane contractors unite to break the Building Trades Council power. Astoria firm refuses to hire Chinese workers. Colfax papers attack the city marshal over a drunken girl incident. Rev Vladimir Alexandre dies after strychnine ingestion by mistake in Seattle. Forest Grove votes to close saloons and ban liquor except by prescription. Montana company buys timberlands and mills in Northern Idaho for 1 million. Wolves devastate Montana ranges. many young cattle killed in cold. Spokane mining firms recall Whittaker Wright’s financing. Sirius Dvorak, Miles City cattleman, missing with money suspected foul play. Mrs Mat Taylor, Albany area, disappears with her 3 year old son. Randall missing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Building Trades’ Council
Coopera the Packing Company
Astoria
Colfax
Forest Grove
Montana
Timber Landes and Mills
Cover @Alone Lumber Company
Idaho
Change of Climate for Health Shifts to Salt Lake City
Milton and Athena briefs report many local visits and health moves. Grace Steen visits from Walla Walla. Mrs Hayes seeks improved health in Portland and McMinnville. N J Sanders visits aunt in Milton. Epworth League hosts a Leap Year party at the ME Parsonage. Surprise party honors Miss Iney Phelps with about 25 friends. various residents travel to Walla Walla, Pendleton, Spokane, and Wallula for health, hospital, and business reasons.
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Salt Lake City
Milton
Dan
Mise
Grace Steen
Walla Walla
Col. Steen
J. L. Hayes
Portland
McMinneville
James Moss
Mro
Mre
Ian MecEachern
Tahoe
Ida
Bel
Smalley
N. J. Sanders
Union
P. B. McAlexander
Stuart
Hoselwant Company
Iturne
L Noll
Pendleton
L. L. Berry
Epworth League
God
D. J. Kirkle
Athens
Mira
Charles. Brown
Monin
Walker
Marwhul Peterson
Willamette Valley
Carter
Wowlmer
Howe Laurentie Hares
Weston
Walla Wall
William Kiigcore
Spokane
John King
Earl
Tra Esate
King
Lawson Booker
Frank Walter
Aneus McDrittald
Ken
Anmtieh
M E
Wallula
Jack Swart
McKay Creek Literary Society Formed By District 29 Residents
McKay Creek items report the formation of a literary society by residents of School District No 29 two miles west of the city. Charles Graham presides with Fred Hill as vice president, George Kidder secretary, Mrs Ethel Hill treasurer, and John Graham editor. A rules committee includes Miss Sally Huson and George Kidder. The group meets each Friday night at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Jan
Chas. Graham
Fred Hill
George Kidder
Ethel Hill
John Graham
Jawa
Sally Huson
Chas. Kidder
Joseph Snyder
Gue Hill
Buttereek
J. W. Wilkinson
Walla Walla
Hlauughter
Geo. Kidder
Ten Nights in a Barroom at the Frazer
A strong revival of Ten Nights in a Barroom is praised as faithful to the original script. The production, lauded as wholesome and elevating, features robust laughter and drama belying its somber moments and is set to play February 2 at the Frazer theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Frazer
Close Call Aboard Burlington Locomotive Fireman Detailing Injury And Recovery
C W Bellamy of Burlington Iowa recalls a severe on board jolt filled near collapse while engine work but credits Electric Bitters with restoring health. He describes weakness loss of appetite and pain then reports renewed vigor after using the tonic. Tallman Co guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bellamy
Burnington
Iowa
Tallman & Co
Wallin Walla Poultry Show and Pendleton Christian Endeavor
Upcoming events list includes Wallin Walla Poultry Show and the Oregon Christian Endeavor Convention at Pendleton from February 19 to 22, 1904, with organizers and venues noted for attendees.
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Wallin Walla
Oregon Christian Endeavor
Pendleton
Remarkable Tree in North Carolina’s Mountains
A mountain timber tale from Waynesville reports a remarkable tree with an estimated value of $1.00 and 26,000 feet of first growth timber. Part of the timber was shown at the St Louis exposition and will join North Carolina lumber displays. The tree required a 12 foot butt cut, with a 12 foot long trunk section and a limb 8 feet above ground. The wood is intended for veneering and sale to eastern markets via an iron-wheeled hauler.
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North Carolina
Waynesville
Charlotte
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sunday church services and schedules for multiple churches
Sunday programs list morning and evening services at Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian First Christian Methodist Gouth Congregational Jonathan Edwards West End Chapel Church of the Redeemer First Baptist with Sunday schools Bible classes and youth groups. pastors named and invited congregation details, diverse sermon topics and liturgical hours across several churches.
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First Presbyterian Church
Diwen
First Christian Church
Mi & m
S&s M. Martin
M. Martin
Ming Springer
N. H. Brooks
Congregational Church
Jonathan Edwards
West End
West Webb and
Maple Streets
Church of the Redeemer
Short
Astoria
First Baptist Church
Simmons
P. U
GW. Silke
Gray Horse Water and Reeves Company Advertisement
An old line ad seeks a single gray work horse for Gray Horse Water and Reeves Company. It promises a one day cure for a cold using pareve Brome Quinine Tatlew and notes refunds if unsatisfied. The fragment mentions a man who believes appendicitis is a fad and hints at a dubious medical claim.
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Wateh
James
Reeves Company
Anak Kon
No Failures Affirms Dr Garfield On Trib Cure
Victoria doctors recount three hundred cases advised to take Trib for liquor and tobacco habits with no known failures. Milton plans a land grant scheme offering cheap corner lots and five years of free water to encourage homebuilding in Milton Eagle notes. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed effective. local distributors attested. D Kemler & Son request settlement of debts. Olympia Beer promoted by Anton Nolte with draught and bottled options.
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Garfield
Victoria
B. C
James OG. Garfeld
Milton
Milton Eagle
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Glenn Winslow
Jeweler and Optician Post Office
General News
Northwest News
Vladimir Alexandre
Seattle
Whittaker Wright
Sirius Dvorak
Miles City
Momnt
Mat Taylor
Albany
Randall
E. T. Wade & Son P.O
Athena
C. R. Simmons
M. E. Church
Morry
Angus McDonald
Swart
Walluja
Lawrence Barnes
Walla Walla Hospital
Mckay Creek
Methodist Episcopal Church
J, Owen
G. W Rigby
Robert Warner
Methodist Church
Gouth
Tive McBroom
Mr. Howard
Lt Ian
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Ore
Oregonian
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Hall
Catoryi
Foo Chlenty & CO
Chevy
Walding
Kinnan & Maivin
All Drugeiate
D. Kemler & Son
Olympia
Anton Nolte
Neagle’s
Rime Neagle Bros
Carnation
Ettracts
A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Agts
Scranton
Tow
Box Pendleton
Ore
Wan
Grays
Arbor
Miesckh
Barin
Bet Webb Stree
F. X. Propriet
Alaska
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