Multiple Tragic Incidents and World Fair Notes
News items report a Brooklyn telegraph operator killing his wife and then himself after separation, a High Bridge Works accident in Washington NJ that killed two bystander workers, Judge George Gray disputing Democratic nomination support, a Pelham Manor youth driven to suicide, a fireworks factory explosion in New York injuring workers and damaging property, the 999 locomotive hauling a daily milk train at the Chicago World’s Fair, and a trans Pacific liner arriving in San Francisco with 28 000 boxes of tea 548 boxes of opium and heavy munitions related duties and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenter May
Brooklyn
May
Morris Button
High Bridge
Washington, N. J
George Gray
Delaware
Cleveland Ia
Parker Thle
Alex Johnson
Pelham Manor
Diamond Fireworks Company
New York City
Famota
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest News Highlights in June Record
Names and events from the Northwest: John Sobelski, timberman, attempted suicide by cutting his throat. June lumber exports from Columbia river points total 12,200,000 feet. Sam Hoagland, a Finland laborer, killed by a freight train near Unity. Robbery at Walkerville saloon nets $140 in gold. Butte Mines output for year ending June 4 totals 7,354,220 dollars. J H Penland of Salem sued Southern Pacific for 5000 dollars over his wife’s death by a train. Shawmut crew deserted in Victoria after arrival from Yokohama. Frank Guglielmo convicted of murder in Portland. Colorado mine closures threaten socialism fallout. The Third Infantry moves from Vancouver to Alaska to relieve the Eighth Infantry. Mrs Edith Grumig dies after a kitchen fall and premature birth of twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sobelski
Helens
Columbia River
Sam Hoagland
Unity
Walkerville
Mont
Butte Mines
J. H. Penland
Balem
Southern Pacife
Salem
Shawmut
Yokohama
Victoria
Chifee
Frank Guglielmo
Freda Tia
Edith Grumig
Colfax
Real estate listings pitch from E T Wade & Son in Pendleton
If you want to buy wheat land, a stock ranch, town property, vacant jets or anything on the real estate line, just drop in and see us, E. T. WADE & SON. Once in EBO, Building, Pendleton, Phone Black 1111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wade & Son
Ebo
Pendleton
Democrats Meet in St Louis for Long Fight at Convention
In St Louis on July 2, Democrats and Populists anticipate a large, unsettled gathering. Delegates and badges vendors expect a prolonged convention with heavy hotel bustle and extensive attendance drawn by the World’s Fair. Top figures like Gorman and Hearst figure in speculative plots as Tammany plans a multi-train trip to the convention.
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St. Louie
St. Lawra
Coliseum
Jefferson Hotel
Tammany
Anothe Southern
New York
Jefferson
Maryland
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Georgia
Chicago
Bin
Roorovelt
Vhee
Philadelphia
Bim
Max Bimberg
New York City
Gorman
Wireacres
St. Louis
Heavy Horses Sold by Grant County Farmer York Today
Grant County farmer WP York arrived in the city with 15 heavy draft horses and sold 13 for 1625 dollars, with two more sales planned that afternoon. Five head went to William Temple, two to Walter Wella, two to J. Me Dongil, and one span to Charley Marks. Four horses were sold at Dale en route to Pendleton. York departs tomorrow, planning to return with a freight team in about three weeks. Prices in Grant County are improving, and a Montana buyer purchased 800 yearling steers in John Day country. A forthcoming rail trip to Walla Walla on July 4 offers round-trip fare of 1 dollar and fireworks. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised for liver issues and general health.
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V. P. York
Grant County
WP. York
William Temple
Walter Wella
J. Me ‘Dongil
Charley Marks
Dale
Pendleton
York
Ash
J. E. Reynolds
Montana
John Day
Yellowstone
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Readers
Tallman and Co urge readers suffering indigestion to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure a thorough digestant tonic. It is praised as digesting what you eat and strengthening, endorsed by hundreds cured of indigestion dyspepsia heart palpitations and stomach troubles. The Boston
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Tallman & Co
List of names and places in Portland area notices
A dense roster of individuals and locations listed across many cities including Portland Walla Walla Seattle San Francisco Spokane Denver Denver Seattle Chicago Philadelphia New York and others. The fragment presents names such as Pendleton J D Scharff C W Boreher Mrs Mary Melon and daughter Miss Laura Harrison and many more with affiliations to Portland Seattle Spokane and nearby towns.
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Pendleton
J. D. Scharff
Portland
Sterling
C. W. Boreher
Alexander
Walla Walla
W. A. Coffee
Martin Rapp
Stanley Rapp
R. J. Witte
Seattle
G. O. Melveny
Walla Walla EK
H. Melveney
Walter C. Lewis
San Francisco
H. 8. Smith
St. Pat
A. Nylander
W. P. Allen
EH. Culiin
St. George
G. H. Wheeler
New York
C. Wright
Schypter
W. Ll. Bronson
W. A. Coffey
Omaha
W. Mount
Denver
Brochert
Joseph Mist
J. Jm@ekton
Dayton
Armatrong
Milton
W. F. Zwick
J. A. Allison
F. J. Gardner
J.C. Lonergan
P. Mesick
K. Wintler
Tacoma
Koy W. Scott
Philadelphia
George McGilvery
Spokane
A. MacGregor
C. Hervey
Billings
Leech
J. E. Freeman
Portiani
George H. Crane
Osgood
W. H. Patterson
Mary Melon
Beauly
Charles P. Moore
Bpolune
Jo. White
Bimmwel
G. Brown
Khoe
Gregory
the Bickers
Glan Hamilton
Weaton
Frank H. Richmond
Helix
J. 1
Vinson
W. HH
Switsler
Umatilla
M Haye
Huron
Mays
Simpter
Mia
Julia Green
City
Laura Harrison
Eeho
Charles
Fox
Theis
A. B. Kiser
Pilot Rock
Howard Hislop
Geeser
W. M. H. Ely
Baker City
G. L. Tufts
H. H. Curtis
Athena
Mian Seelwy
George A. Thompson
Sacramento
Robert C. Houston
W. A. Banester
J. H. Henderson
Salem
T. C. Byordahl
Huston
H. Byordah
Pushford
Will Burke
L. G. Barron
J. P. Newell
J.et
Rabb
J. G. Greguir
Gill
L. E. Hakill
Starbuck
Henry Rickard
Colfax
W. J. Qeborne
Chicago
Beware of Ointment for Catarrh and Mercury Poisoning
Fragment reads dubious medical claims for a mercury containing catarrh cure and a “Halls Catares Cure” by F. L. Cheney & Co. urging use from reputable physicians and Toledo vendors. Mentions products to treat constipation and family pills, with testimonials offered free and priced per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Aolete
Eury
Seerete
Toledo
F. Goes & Co
Draggiats
Pendleton Hose Team to Attend Walla Walla Fourth
The Pendleton hose team travels to Walla Walla on July 4 with the Won ders also attending. Attractions include speaking and a dreworks display in the evening. The KR&N train departs Pendleton at 9 a.m. and returns from Walla Walla at 11 p.m. Round trip fare is one dollar. Free lunch offered at Merchants' Cafe from noon to 1, 4 to 8, and at midnight.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Merchants' Cafe
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Pacific Northwest News
5St. Louis
Heaat
Springfield
Witt
Middle West
Hearst
I T
Popiuilist
Loin
Deewy
Deu Bi Tollow
Jo AL Parker
Chalenin
Marion CC Hutler
Renewelt
Teresistent
DeWit
EC. DeWitt & Co
E. A. Titdale
Summerton
8. C
DeWitt Witeh
Tallama & Co
Tammany Men
DeWitt
Alek
Douglas and Hanan Shoes
The
Bonton
Via
Milwaukee
Saloo
J. E. Russell & Co., Prope
Frazer Theatre
K, J. Taylor
Vaueville
Oregon State Normal School
Moss
J. B. V. Butler
E. D. Monmouth
Havana
Flynn & CO
East Oregonian
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