Cabinet Shuns Cape Colony Suspension to Seek Compromise
London reports indicate the British cabinet will not suspend the Cape Colony constitution but will pursue compromise amid conflicting interests. Also: 34 Haytians flee to Curacoa from Haiti. Nora Ferris of the Ohio State Industrial School dies in a straight jacket punishment. a wagon overturn near Coal Creek injures 11, 3 fatally. geologist Emmons to survey Thunder Mountain Idaho. Jennie Edwards bound over for killing her foster daughter. Indiana seeks a $635000 war claim check not yet received. Illinois and others have theirs.
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London
Cape Colony
Kingston
Jamaica
Curacoca
Hayti
Nora Ferris
Ohio State Industrial School For Girls
Coal Creek
Pueblo
Samuel F. Emmons
Geological Survey
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Jennie Edwards
Kansas
Indiana
United States
Washington
Illinois
Pacific Northwest News In Astoria Strike Ends And More
The Astoria plumbers strike ending July 1 has been settled and workers returned. A February 1 contract records John Downs selling 10 000 pounds of hops to Adolph Wolf and Sons at 11 cents. In Portland, Maurice Goldstone’s two children spent 95 on candy before the Fourth. Ben Scott of The Dalles was likely fatally stabbed by Al Wilcox during the Fourth. Harry Moore lost a finger and A Collins lost an eye in Vancouver firecracker explosions. A 1862 Saw mint gold coin was found in a Corvallis potato field near the old overland trail.
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Astoria
John Downs
Adolph Wolf & Sons
Maurice Goldstone
Portland
Ben Scott
Dalles
al Wilcox
Grass Valley
Harry Moore
A. Collins
Vancouver
Wash
Saw Mint
Corvallis
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A hospitality log lists guests arriving or staying at the hotel, including W. E. Fuller of New York, E. F. Rockefeller, G. R. Youngman, E. B. Coman, G. W. Harris, Andrew Nylander, William Maher, C. M. Smith of Portland, E. C. Skiles of La Grande, C. O. Ambs of St. Louis, R. H. Caston, T. W. Jackson, Heatfield, Spokane, Miss Cox of Washington, D. C., W. E. Estes of Washington, A. F. Looritio and family, George Wisselman, Miss E. P. Brockman of Baker City, L. Cox of city, D. W. Campbell of Tekoa, Mrs J. Blach and boys of Athena, Henry Folk, J. J. Cleland of Boise, C. J. Freese of Walla Walla, G. M. Thornegell of Chicago, Sig, L. Cohen of Minneapolis, J. M. Bates of Walla Walla, August Leuerke and Louis Leuerke, Carl Mittlestadt, Bob Appleby of Stanton, W. D. Vera of San Francisco, E. Cora, W. R. Shepherd, Master Roberts, and E. H. Levy.
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W. E. Fuller
New York
W. R. Glendening
E. F. Rockefeller
G. 8
Youngman
E. B. Coman
G. W. Harris
Andrew Nylander
William Maher
C. M. Smith
Portland
E. C. Skiles
la Grande
C. O. Ambs
St. Louis
R. H. Caston
T. W. Jackson
A. §. Heatfield
Spokane
Miss Cox
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Sig
L. Cohen
Minneapolis
J. M. Bates
Walla Walla
August Leuerke
Louis Leuerke
Carl Mittelstadt
Bob Appleby
Stanton
W. D. Vera
San Francisco
E. Cora
W. R. Shepherd
Master Roberts
E. H. Levy
Names of people and places listed in scattered OCR text
A long list of names and towns appears, including Maggie Dennis Minnie OConnell OConnell Katie OConnell Umatilla San Francisco Portland Salem Meacham Helix Walla Walla Boise Spokane Newbury Oregon City Albany Weston Milton Eureka Gurdane Ellensburg Moscow Baker City Pocatello Sumpter La Grande Collins Point etc. The fragmentary OCR gives no narrative.
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C. Thom
Maggie Dennis
Minnie O'Connell
Maggie O'Connell
Katie O'Connell
Umatilla
M. J. Hart
Salem
McNeill
San Francisco
BE. W. Helin
W. C. Cunningham
Z. Houser
Portland
Miss Ryan
Meacham
C. L. Downer
C. P. Burnett
M. L. Burnett
A. W. Davis
W. R. Mc Roberts
James Parker
Spokane
Elwood Maiden
Pilot Rock
A. A. Cole
Vinson
P. C. van Horn
J. J. Monee
Oregon City
Albert Harala
Adams
Mrs. Duffield
W. A. Banister
Milton
Frank Leonard
Eureka
L. A. McLaughlin
Gurdane
John E. Cleghorn
Echo
W. F. Woolard
Nolin
J. P. Perkins
E. Huntington
R. H. Wall
Baker City
H. L. Ruddell
Weiser
Weiser; Mrs. J. Nance, Ellensburg; James W. Randall, Moscow; G. W. Bell
Miss Settlemer
C. F. Buay
A. Frans
Coley Fraker
Arthur Lamer
Rk. W. Cook
L. P. Parman
FE. A. Hutchinson
J. J. Mautl
Need More Help From Dyspepsia Pains Regain Health
Overtaxed organs cry out for help with Dyspepsia pains Nausea Dizziness Headaches and liver and bowel disorders. Prompt relief comes from Dr King s New Life Pills gentle thorough and guaranteed to cure at Tallman Co s drug store 25c
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Miss Minnie Jones judged insane and sent to asylum
Miss Minnie Jones was adjudged insane by Dr. C J McFaul and Judge Hartman and ordered to the Insane asylum at Salem. A Dakota native living in Athena then Pendleton last Thursday she displayed a well trained mind in letters but behaved unbalanced. She warned someone tried to kill her at the county hospital.
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Minnie Jones
C. J. McFaul
Salem
Hartman
Dakota
Athena
Pendleton
New Time Card Connects Walla Walla to Coast Service
Walla Walla and Tacoma Ta coma lines unite with the Northern Pacific to offer straight passenger and fast freight service from Walla Walla to the coast. Trains depart Walla Walla at 9 PM, connect at Paseo, and return eastbound passengers arrive at 5 AM. A 9:30 PM freight runs to 10 AM, carrying locals and eastbound freight. Dr. E B Wiley, imperial head of the Red Men, visits for lodge tours and a planned address. Walla Walla wins again over Athena 5 to 4, Dryderman earning the victory in a three-game series where Athena took the first game.
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Walla Walla
Tacoma
Seatile
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Paseo
E. B. Wiley
Independent
Order of Red Men
Athena
Tracy Scare at Spokane Convict Rumor Reaches City
Women barricaded doors as word spread that Tracy the man killing convict might be in Spokane. A mail clerk from Pendleton to Spokane reports rumors ignited fear among the female population and some men, with police and newspaper offices flooded by anxious inquiries before the false report was denied.
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Heatfield
Pendleton
Spokane
Tracy
Spokesman-Review
Money in Strawberries Crop Totals for Milton and Freewater
A Milton and Freewater strawberry season yields about 7000 crates valued at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. Cold damp spring reduced output by roughly 5000 crates. Hood River variety sold near 2 dollars a crate, others from 1.25 to 1.75. Pickers shortage cut some loss but profits remained strong, with per acre earnings up to 275 dollars and many growers expanding acreage.
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Milton
Freewater
Hood River
Handsome Special Number for Portland Grain Trade Issued
The annual Commercial Renew issued July 1 under Leo Peterson’s oversight. It features grain statistics and information of interest to growers and dealers. The number is richly illustrated with shipping, cities, buildings, mills, harbors, farms, and vessels, advertising Portland’s grain industry.
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Portland
Leo Peterson
Willamette
Portland Weather Becomes Heaviest on Record This Week
The report from the Portland weather bureau shows The rainfall at Portland on Wednesday and Thursday is the heaviest in its history. The event marks a new peak in recorded precipitation and affected several districts.
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Portland
Thursdey
Portland Weather Bureau
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Notice Reward
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that fails. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm as honorable and able to fulfill obligations. WENT & TRAX? and Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo druggists, attest. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, works on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. Cheney
Went & Truax
Walding, Kinnan, & Marvin
Relatives at Meacham Gather for Grandma Munra Hat
At Log Cabin dining station Grandma Munra’s western kin held a mountain home reunion Sunday. The lengthy list of relations among the attendees included mothers, grandmothers, great grandmothers, uncles and cousins, yet only 12 relatives were actually present.
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Grandma Munra
Log Cabin
Meacham
MacReynold's Creamery Butter Sold Across Stores
Butter from MacReynold's creamery is available at all stores with a simple prompt to ask for it. The campaign urges shoppers to request the product to boost shelf presence and availability in local markets.
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MacReynold
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