Riots and arrests as farm labor strikes flare in Hungary
The report notes rising farm labor strikes in Hungary often sparking rioting and property destruction of landlords. In Philadelphia, 150 policemen raided numerous places July 1, resulting in 500 arrests. A massive corn cargo, 918 200 bushels, heads to tidewater aboard the Midland King from Chicago. In Boniface Pennsylvania, Dov Peterson, a Black man, killed Chinley’s majesty A M Watson and was shot by a posse. Three privates drown during boat riding on Cleans lake near Cheyenne. Commander in Chief W W Blackmar of the Grand Army of the Republic is dangerously ill at his Hingham Massachusetts home. J Q Price notes about 1900 bucket shapes in the US and potential $10,000,000 annual waste. Counterfeiting of precious stones harms values in Antwerp and New York. Mount Blanc portion sold for $50,000 to be cut into granite squares for building.
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Hungary
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
Midland King
Chicago
Boniface
Dov Peterson
A. M. Watsom
Chinley
Clean's Lake
Cheyenne
Daniel Tate
Millard Pools
Lucas Lasmore
W. W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Hingham, Moss
J. Q Price
Chicago Tribune
United States
Antwerp
New York
Mount Blanc
Mont Blanc
Rhone Valley
Monthey
Northwest notes on projects and trials across Pacific Northwest
Kennewick plans a wholesale grocery house and Rathdrum will get electric power from Post Falls. Fahlen and Garsulowsky bought the Porak brewery at Sprague. M. H. Houser will rebuild his grist mill at Pomeroy after a March fire. Trial of Congressman J N Williamson on land frauds may begin July 5. Victoria hosts the American Institute of Mining Engineers with 95 delegates. F C Tubbs built the new hospital at Olympia Soldiers Home for 5? Fos Henry trademier sentenced at Waterville to 17 years for horse stealing. Alaska floods damage cabins and lines near Valdez. J E Tourtelette’s Idaho state capitol plan costs about 1 000 000 and will be grand in scale. Spok ane railroads employ 2061 residents, paying 201 395 in wages monthly. George Taylor pleads not guilty at Colfax, tied to embezzlement at Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Wash
Rathdrum
Idaho
Post Falls
Fahlen & Garsulowsky
Porak
Sprague
M. H. Houser
Pomeroy
J. N. Williamson
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Victoria
GB. C
F.C. Tubbs
Olympia Soldiers’ Home
Henry “Trademier
Waterville
George Taylor
Colfax
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
Garfield
General merchandise stock and business for sale
Invoice of 5000 dollars for general merchandise stock offered with annual business of 16000 dollars. Includes store building warehouse and residence available to buy or rent. Located in a small country town with good location. Business established 265 years. Owner to retire due to old age. Inquiries to E. T. Wade and 508.
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E. T. Wade
Postmaster 5 Badly Needed at Point Barrow Alaska
The United States Post Office seeks a reliable man to run the Point Barrow Alaska office, 800 miles north of Nome. Duties require handling about three malls yearly with a July arrival, and salary is based on stamps canceled. Apply to John P. Clum at Hotel Washington, Senat the. Richmond Marsh, postmaster in charge, plans to resign.
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Point Barrow
Nome
United States Post Office Department
Alaska
John P. Clum
Richmond Marsh
Post Office Department
Arctic Ocean
Department
Newa Point
Barrow
Mareh
Marsh
Hoonwh
Rmutn
Chum
Tuessen
Himerlf
New Rose Created By Seattle Woman Jessie Billings Bloom
Mrs Frances Billings of Seattle has bred a new tea rose by crossing the American Tryanity zone with a Japanese tea rose. She named the flower Jessie Billings after her daughter during a ceremonial christening at her home on Twenty seventh avenue. Wine was poured over the plant as the formal words were spoken.
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Frances Billings
Seattle
Jessie Billings
Two plants grew together into a single bloom
A sprouting plant produced a combined bloom as two shoots merged on one stem. The plant, eleven months old, bloomed recently and drew invited guests to the christening ceremony recognizing its beauty.
Hotel Arrivals List from The Golden Rule
A long roster of guests check in at multiple hotels including The St. George The Golden Rule and Penlleton with guests from cities such as St. Louis Chicago Portland Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Boston and New York among others. Names include J Jacobson W B Beebe E L Reston J Burns H Finherton G Richardson R Valentine and many others.
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St. George
J. Jacobson
Buffale
Washburn
John Wagedon
Fred Fitch
Ed Forest
City
Johnson
Granville
George Harris
Portland
J. GO. Wolfe
Walla Walla
H. Finherton
Weston
J. Finherton
Phelpe
W. H. Babb
Canada
B. Jamison
Jamison
G. H. Root
Wasco
William Dunn
G. Fi Rean
Umatilla
C. R. Nelson
J. H. Gingle
T. £. Wheaton
J. Confer
Union
Maud Sampoon
G. L. Tufts
Chad George
Neal Bay
A. Lidwall
Red Oak
J. Clemens
Monterey
Shurman
Eugene
McKinney
Diamondville
Compton
Springdale
W. W. Merk
Marion
Mia
C. Levander
Grangeville
William TP. Wanover
James Potts
Athena
W. H. H. Scott
Athens
A. Wold
Rocho
E. Costello
Starbuck
F. Schjitz
Dayton
J. D. Gregorie
Adams
James Tenny
J. Moore
Spokane
G. G. Galcott
Adrian
J. P. Sherman
D. J. Dewey
Ed Sandrock
J. McLachlin
la Grande
Frank Dunne
Milton
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
J. W. Burke
E. H. Baker
Penilleton
John Beall
E. Holloway
San Francisco
Roundtree
Denver
J. E. Howard
J. J. Hagan
Fortland
Harry Ogden
W. A. Miller
New York
N. W. Judd
Chicago
N. B
Kranee
Seattle
Ward Graw
Omge
W. S. Walker
St. Louis
Foster D. Hall
Lewiston
EB. W. Schubert
Bob
F. B. Chapman
J. EB
Chappell
G. H. Roush
Goldendale
W. K. Sheppard
Sam Gil
Fred Fisher
Joe Plavet
G. J. McEvoy
A. Loesch
Mre
E. Osborne
F. C. True
Colfax. Co
BE. Redfield
Heppner
Souja Corp
W. A. Scott
R. D. Mason
George Rose
W. McDonald
Thomas Nester
A. Nylander
BE. E. Lang
Fred C. Hamilton
Louis Rathbun
F. A. Korner
William James
Tacoma
A. Wi
H. F. Conner
George Stevens
Beckwith
Miss McLennan
J. T. Lambrith
F. R. Silversmith
E. Wilsinger
H. A. Miller
C. G. Whitehead
M. H. Cliwell
Arington
W. H. Lacey
Colfax
BE. H. Clark
Stevens Is a Stayer Engineer Profile
The Panama Canal chief engineer John F Stevens is praised as a high class engineer. Colleagues recall a past error in a Tacoma bid, noting he took the contract and lost a sum, yet stayed loyal to his work. He laid out routes and the Cascade switchback and tunnel, and will not resign for more pay.
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John F. Steveta
Panama
Sayatte
Seattle
Suir
Jeffrey
Ofelieer
J. D. Corey
Stevens
Rocky Mountains
Everett
Cascades
Cascade Tunnel
Iis
Harriman Planned Asia Trip Aims at Union Pacific Ties
New York July 3 E H Harriman prepares a long trip to Asia and Japan after the war. Wall Street foresees business aims in Europe and trans pacific trade alliances. A possible new steamship line and an alliance with Union Pacific are discussed as outcomes of the journey.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
New York
E. H. Harriman
Oriem
Asia
Tno Wall Street
Joplin
Harriman
Japan
trans-Pacific Steamship Company
Wil
Union Proffic Milroad
Mtr. Aickman
Local Cure Praises Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
Mrs G W Brown of Turner and B streets reports relief from back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Brock McComas Co. She endorses the remedy and notes others have similar satisfaction. Sold by dealers nationwide. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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G. W. Brown
Turner and
B. Streets
Dean’s
Brock & McComas Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan'm
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