Lipton Spends $2000 in fruitless yachting effort
General news item notes Sir Thomas Lipton has spent $2000 in an unsuccessful attempt to recapture the yachting cup. Other brief items include Pat Sullivan of Wyoming losing by a stroke of lightning, Vanderbilt Jr. injured by his car blast near Paris and confined to bed, sculptor John Donoghue's suicide over McKinley memorial rejection, Hanna delaying business plans, frog skin transplant in Michigan, and Morrocco hostage release of W B Harris.
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Thomas Lipton
Pat Sullivan
Wyoming
W. KK. Vanderbilt, Jr
Paris
John Donoghue
New York
Philadelphia
Marcus A. Hanna
Pacific Northwest News Snapshot
Roscoe Cassel, a clerk at First National Bank of Astoria, fell into the Nehalem while out with friends. John D. Rockefeller meter at Everett, Washington, sold to Charles Sweeney of Spokane. About 800 acres of placer near Grants Pass bonded by Bannock Gold Mining Co of Chicago for a large sum. Baker City gas and electric plant near completion after damage three weeks earlier. Portland adds five policemen, totaling 69 officers plus four detectives, captains, patrol drivers and a matron. Olympia faces severe water supply issues due to clogs from pumped stream water.
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Roscoe Cassel
First National Bank of
Astoria
Towlone
John D. Rockefeller
Everett
Waaslh
Charles Sweeney
Hotel Arrivals List From The Portland Area
A long hotel arrivals list includes numerous guests and visitors from Portland to Spokane and beyond. Names include A W Whitmer, HW Smith, C K DeNeff Stumpter, John Adams and daughter, W H Young, Jessie Boyd, George Stevens, A W Luekner, Bince Buckley, J C French and wife, C Hart, Hart elty, Fred Stacker, Golden Rule Hotel, J Henderson, Tyron Johnson, Conner, Lizxhe Jones, J W Casey and daughter, Mre I Bealviney, J S Anderson and wife, Hattie Thiggley, J M Shorte, Jo M Shorte, M W Finhie, P Rowman, Miss Eastman, Miss Prize, J P Long, R Harrison, A Blackman, with multiple entries from cities like Portland, Seattle, Walla Walla, Beho, Elkton, and Omaha listed among the visitors.
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A. W. Whitmer
Portland
HW. S. Smith
C.K. DeNeff Stumpter
Mre
John Adams
Adame
W. H. Young
St. Louis
TK. 5
Erb
St. Louise
J. Enonia
Seattle
Jessie Boyd
Edin
George Stevens
Ebolio
A. W. Luekner
Spokane
EK HW. Buckley
A. J. Bure
Athena
R. W. Canton
A. G. Howard
Charles H. Green
Harvey Horn
Roy Linmer
Ridge
J.D Arnold
Anderson
J.C. French
la Grande
C. Hart
Elty
K. Hart
RR. Duffy
Ontario
Fred Stacker
San Francisco
Golden Rule Hotel
Mr. B Iney
Walla Wala
GW. Williams
Tausich
Walla Walla
Pilot Rock
Hi. Hi
Bwirke
Milton
Tufte
Juniper
F. A. You
Fossil
Tyron Johnson
Able
J. WH
Wood
M. W. Finhie
City
P Rowman
Beho
Hattie Thiggley
Beho Mre
I. Bealviney
Bookane Kila
Conner
Bisin
Lizxhe Jones
Elgin
Mere
Casey Am
Hibgard K. Gordon
Cornell
Mo Davis
Vincennes
W. B Gillett
Henediot
A. Brainin
Denver
Rogalia
Handolph
Ann Arbor
Gilmer
Omaha
Neaith Frost
Hiether
St. Livila
Cunningham
JC Lambert
FA. McDougal
E. Cameron
Echo
Mary Cameron
Belo
W. Cameron
Heho
F. Paygent
BE. Shorte
Arington
Shorte
Arrington
Jo M. Shorte
Arlington
Ridge and Vicinity celebrates fourth with crops and dances
Cool damp conditions boost crop prospects as alfalfa and rye are mown and stacked. July celebrations occur at Doherty place near Vinson, Hideaway Springs, Lehman Springs, and a road party. families relocate to Rin stock ranches while heavy rains affect distant mountains and a small congregation at Lehman. Ridged area reports branding calves, touring neighbors, and local sales pitches amid a busy harvest season.
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Hideaway Springs
Lehman Springs
Charles Riemann
Pendleton
Memert
Graga
Stock
Sitonton
Camis Creek
Hidaway
Letiman Springs
Vieitine
Gonvline
Alba
Athena
Lehman
Heppner
Ovles
C. Kilgore
T. Bf. Simontoy
Ogle
Deputy Grain Inspector predicts Washington wheat crop drop
Deputy grain inspector S. King, after a four week tour of wheat counties in Washington, estimates the 1803 crop will fall about 26 percent below 1903 levels. He notes increased statewide prospects but warns many new farmers face disappointment. yields in older counties seen around 12 to 15 bushels per acre.
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King
Washington
S. King
Ing
Spokane
Walla Walla Garfield
Whitman
Columbia
Dallas
Lincoln
Franklin
Adams
Wacoma Ledger
Latah
Arrasmith
Mr. King
Minnesota Bankers meet in St Paul with wide attendance
The Minnesota Bankers Association opened its annual meeting in St Paul with a large representative turnout. President J W Wheeler of Crookston gave the annual address while A L Ward of Fairmont and Congressman Charles L Fowler spoke on bank credit, currency legislation, and bank burglary insurance. The convention continues tomorrow as another item notes Oakland Cal suffered a 75000 fire.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
J. W. Wheeler
Crookston
A. L. Ward
Fairmont
Charles L. Fowler
New Jersey
Charles Bradford
Monticello
Promoter Arrest Shocks Baker City
George A. Smith a lawyer and mining promoter was arrested in Baker City for larceny after a complaint by Cayin DP Blane. Bond set at 3200. Smith to be examined before Justice J Bo, with Wednesday morning slated for testimony.
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Baker City
George A. Smith
Sherr
Brown
Jesse Siow
Cay Iin
White Swan
Sumpter Reporter Sold to Walla Walla Publisher
Willard Bignold of Walla Walla has taken over the Morning Reporter of Sumpter. Tom Hume, the editor, moves to Baker City to join the Morning Democrat. Nat Hudson resigns from the publishing company to devote himself to law. In Saratoga a Shrine session opens with national and regional representation, promising a large parade and elections for officers.
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Willard Bignold
Walla Walla
Taker City
Sumpter
Agetn
Sumpter Publishing Co
oMoo
Morning Democrat
Dh Nat Hudson
Twenty Thousand Teachers at National Education Meet
Boston hosts more than 20 000 delegates at the National Educational Association convention. Highlights include general sessions and department meetings with speakers William Harris U S education commissioner and Bishop Spalding of Peoria. Indian and higher education committees also hold sessions.
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Heston
Mass
Boston
National Educational Association
William Harris
United States
Bishop, Spalding
Peoria
Seasione
Indian Department
Department of Higher Education
Cure claim arouses San Francisco medical controversy
The Fulton Company of San Francisco touts a “Definite Percentage of Recoveries” from Bright’s Disease and Diabetes in a sensational prospectus. It lists physicians and officials, notes cures including those with severe cases, and promotes Fulton Reval Compound at $1.50 with pamphlets sent to cities.
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Doo. Jd. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Bright
San Franciano
W. Bpauliding
Bpaulding Baw Co
Adolph Weske
Cal, Cragher Co
Varl D. Malla
Choa
Enguire
San Franciaco Journal
RM. Wo
Othtor Spirit Herrens
Edward Short
The
Call
A Newton
G. P. Go
Kacramenw
Dewih
Bomie
Milutt
Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets advertise relief from indigestion
A 1900s ad from Schmidt's Pharmacy promotes Ack er's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and to allow unrestricted eating. It claims safe consumption of any food anytime after use and offers a 25 cent price with a money back guarantee. Sample requests are invited from W H Hooker & Co in Buffalo, New York.
Blood Humours Cure Warned by Cuticura Soap Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to treat blood humours including simple scrofulous and hereditary conditions with Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills. The card-like notice touts quick relief and a household remedy approach popular in its period.
Complete Cuticura Treatment Promise for Skin Ailments
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment with pills claiming to cure torturing humours, skin eruptions, and blood disorders when all other remedies fail. It highlights infantile and child conditions like milk crust and eczema, asserting rapid, permanent relief and wide adoption in homes.
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Countiows
The Sure Way to Prevent Pneumonia Remedies Ad
An 19th century drug advertisement touts Acker's English Remedy to cure a cold early and claims to stop coughs at night. It promises quick relief for asthma bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with a money back guarantee. Free sample requests directed to WH Hooker & Co Buffalo NY and FW Schmidt & Co druggists.
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Acker
Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Schmidt & Co
Druggelats
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