Fires ruin Clinton NC hundreds of buildings and church
Fire on Sunday in Clinton North Carolina destroyed 42 stores and residences, causing about 100000 dollars in losses with little insurance. The Epis copal church was among the burned structures. In Chicago 60 tramps were trapped after a freight wreck on the Lake Shore line. eight cars were telescoped and most injuries mild.
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Clinton
N. C
Episcopal Church
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Thirty-ninth Street
Chicago
Bacalod
Mindanao
Lake Lanao
Farmington to Hold Fourth of July Celebration on July 11
Pacific Northwest notes report Farmington Washington will host the postponed Fourth of July celebration on July 11. The item also covers a fatal shooting on Lower California Creek amid alleged self defense and family disputes, and notes Elks plan to build a Baker City temple. Charles Flynne named deputy grand president of Eagles in Oregon. Coeur d Alene Indian reservation census lists 492 inhabitants and 37000 acres under cultivation with land in poor condition and future farming plans.
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Farmington, Wash
Charles [. Flynne
Baker City
Eagles
Oregon
Mr. Flynne
John Lamonte
Portland
Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
Hotel arrivals include P. C. Holland of Portland J. H. Hemphill of Minneapolis Ona V Gilliam of Heppner George McGillvery George W Brown J H Kloeckman S B Gill of Spokane J F Nicholson of St Paul James H Koontz of Echo F Walden and wife of Washington Mrs Henry Zeiss of St Louis Mrs B J Hicks of Canyon City and C L Cox.
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P. C. Holland
Portland
J. H. Hemphill
Minneapolis
Ona V. Gilliam
Heppner
George McGillvery
George W. Brown
J. H. Kloeckman
Names Listed in Local Notices and Residents
A compilation of names and places including Portland Umatilla Baker City Wasco San Francisco Memphis Spokane Milton Wash tuena Corvallis Walla Walla Athena and others. The record cites individuals and spouses with city and regional identifiers in a mixed roll likely from a community notice.
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F. J. Gardner
A. F. Bernard
Anson George
L. Cunningham
G. L. Thatcher
G. D. Galey
Portland
Robert Lawner
Umatilla
Nellie Robinson
Baker City
J. A. Nelson
City
B. F. Medler
Miss Meller
Wasco
J. L. Thal
San Francisco
W. L. Davis
Memphis
P. FE. Hunsuecker
Spokane
Elmer Chastain
Milton
F. H. Benge
F. Benge
Washtuena
F. H. Beathe
Weston
J. Newman
Corvallis
R. Ankeny
J. Ankeny
Walla Walla
Albert
Johnson
Athena
Harry Jackson
Jacob Behrens
James Harp
G. T. Jackson
Rogers
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonial backing
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as the maker and lists endorsements from West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin, all Toledo wholesalers. The notice claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and advertises 75 cents per bottle with free testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Frm
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Helix July Fourth Social Roundup and Local Moves
Helix notes detail Fourth of July events at Bingham Springs and Frank King’s grove amid rain, with residents visiting from Athena Freewater and Palouse. D. B. Richardson and wife visit from Canada, new residents Ben Dickins and family arrive from Palouse, and locals Ed Reeder and A. W. Grover host bachelor guests. Additional travels include Anna Bramson from Freewater, Lulu Stanton and Pearl Smith to Pendleton, and Dr Rings with Pete Jones to Walla Walla for hospital visits.
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Helix
D. B
H. A. Richardson
Canada
Pomeroy
D. B. Ritchardson
Bingham Springs
Frank King's Grove
Wliss Kittie Sharp
Athena
Aly Foss
Juniper
Miss Foss
Ben Dickins
Palouse
Mr. Modena
Mr. Simpson
Anna Bramson
Freewater
Ed Reeder
A. W. Grover
Missouri
Robert Allison
L. D. Smith
Dayton
Lulu Stanton
Miss Pearl Smith
Pendleton
Dr. Rings
Pete Jones
Walla Walla
Rooms for rent in Ha't Oregonian building
Rooms in the Ha't Oregonian building offer steam heat and hot and cold water in a connected bath room.
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Ha’t Oregonian
Court row Ends With Fine For Chief Kauffman
In Walla Walla Chief of Police Kauffman clashed with Police Justice Glassford over alleged “standing in” with lewd women. Contempt fines totaled 40 dollars and a one day jail term after a disorderly scene at the city court. The mayor pardoned the chief, and charges against Glassford may follow.
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Kauffman
Justice Classford
Walla Walla
Justice Chlassford
M. Stillinger
Stillinger
Rose Street
Hail
Glassford
Shooting at Susanville Ends in Fatality and Wounding
Long Creek Ranger reports a night time shooting at Susanville where William Johnson died and Joe Williams was lightly wounded in the hand. Authorities say J A Crisman acted in self defense and surrendered to officers immediately after the incident.
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Long Creek
Susanville
William Johnson
Joe Williams
J. A. Crisman
Crisman
Fire destroys European Hotel and two cottages
A Sunday morning blaze leveled the European Hotel in The Dalles an aging structure burned completely along with two adjoining cottages Investigations note the fire caused about 7000 in damages to the nearby county courthouse and surrounding property
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Dalles
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S. C
Germany
United States
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Archie
Colonel Clogen
Bessie
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Colonel Closen
Pacific Northwest News
T. H. Lovell
Horace Roadman
California Creek
the Elks
ONE Price Clothiers
Tallman & Co
MacReynold
Fioston
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Association
Ray
Menny
Boston
Stoj
Jie
Victor
Hot West
Jesse Fal
Thompson
Standard Navy
Haster Workman Tobacco
G. Neuman
Pendleton Rolle
W. S. Byers
Propriet
W. J. Clark & CO
Browne Court Street
Polydore Moens
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