Various 1900s Items Highlight Meetings and Incidents
Grand Lodge to meet in Aliwan a Bryan and Stevenson named nominees at Sinnapelis Aaguet 8. U S government charters steamer Helgian King for Manila route via Seattle. Robbery at Milwaukee Public Districts injures rare dot collection valued between 5000 and 10000. Express steamer Deutschland sets record with 9044 knot speed, 22.47 knots per hour. Lord Curzon telegrams on India rainfall. Chinese residents seek compensation in San Francisco quarantine dispute. Loan pegged at 2000000. Captain Charley Baker faces murder charges over Henry Ryan death aboard the Samper. National Educational Society officers elected in Charleston for coming season. City for 1901 election to be decided by executive committee.
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Bryan
Stevenson
Doraaerath
United States
Bat
Seattle
Manila
San Tego
Milwaukee
Ditectitn
Vale
Deutschland
Slamburg-American Line
Lord Curzon
Lidia Law
T+ na
Greerme Hamilton
India
San Francisco
Charley Baker
United State
Samper
Baker
Henry I. Ryan
Lim
Prism
National Educational Society
Charleston
D. C
Vresidant
4. M.keen
Trenton
N. J
T. Carson
Ohio
Secondice
J. A. Fushay
California
Troworer
Roseburg Man Dies in Cometovk Douglas County
Reported death of RE. W. Stratford of Roseburg from teneles at Cometovk in Douglas County. He was son of Rev. J. L. Stratford. Indiana Rep Landis in Portland to address Chautauquan assembly at Gladetanu Park. Also notes deaths of Mrs. Lela Clark of Vancouver Wash in Chicago Tugaday during a visit.
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RE. W. Stratford
Roseburg
Cometovk
Douglas County
Teneles
J. L. Stratford
Landis
Indiana
Portland
Gladetanu Park
Lela Clark
Vancouver
Chicago
Tugaday
Mire, Schofield
Tke McCord
Baker City
Ie Bey
Bekor City
Polk County
Carapbel
Tacoma
Etroetecar Parnenguin
Duew Nok Mts
Lakeview
Lake County
B. F. Miller
Teppter
Morrow County
Haabrawhey
United Statos Court
I. Conlon
Luseday
Mrs Pinkham Crowns Her Hidden Network Of Helpers
A distorted notice touts Mrs. Pinkham and her all female staff who handle letters from distressed women. It claims strict confidentiality and cites support from Lynn officials. The text promotes a new book and a cure touted for personal troubles.
Turbulent China News From Pekin and Abroad
A sprawling dispatch from St Petersburg describes brutal killings in Pekin and rising tension as foreign diplomats and forces weigh responses. Reports from Washington London and Shanghai discuss Boxer sentiment, Chinese guarantees, and strategic moves by Li Hong Chang and allied powers amid river blockages and fortifications around Then Tein. Governor Geer reviews the National Guard in Camp Geer near Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Europe
Conaalé
Shanghai
Ollete
Ten Tein
CPR
Mont Didlentt
Miles
Washington
Milew
Chities
Migieter Wu
China
Conenl Cron Eral Cromliow
State
Navy Department
Hi Ching
Howe
Hang Chang
Pekin
At. Petershune
Poklo
Watap
Conger
Wote Touch
New York
Nave
Vivnww
Shang
Telegraph
Li Hong Chang
Prince Chuuo
Prince Ching
Yung Lu
Mong Chang
Canton
Kwang Tang
Train Runaway Freight Breaks on a Grade
A Southern Pacific freight bound for Oregon derailed on a heavy grade above Upton. After a broken coupling, part of the train plummeted down an embankment near Livety, while the other section continued along the line. At the canyon three miles below Simeon, another derailment occurred and debris blocked the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Calaly
Oregon
Upton
Frany
Big Canyon
Simeon
Commanders at Manila and political and market notices mixed in report
A telegram from Manila confirms Captain Cochran of the Ralvigh fell ill with pneumonia but recovery is doubtful. In the same date Colorado Springs and New York report gold Democrats planning a July 18 meeting to nominate a third presidential ticket. Washington notes a German reciprocity proclamation and tariff adjustments amid market updates on wheat, stocks, and commodities from cities including Chicago, Liverpool, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rloonlowton
Dalyth
Cochran
Manila
Colorado Springs
New York
Mannelwusetia
New Hanpahire
Colorado
Farm Report on Wheat Yield and Quality at McKay Creek
Agent Moore of Pavethe Comat Elevator reports a shipment from McKay Creek to Portland. Early yield near 40 bushels per acre with good weight and high quality. Grain tested at two pounds to the bushel with strong chaff and straw, promising a high average grade and potential for premium market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
McKay Creek
Will Moore
Pavithe Comat Elevator Company
Ely
Portland Briday
Telob
Mir Moure
Oregon Railroad lays heavy rails between Huntington and Cayuse
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company advances main line work by laying heavy new steel rails between Huntington and Cayuse station. The project raises rail weight near ten pounds more than prior rails, nearly doubling steel costs since two years ago, but promises safer and faster passenger and freight service with heavier trains on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Bantington
Cayuod
Bion
Seattle Telephone Girls Strike Over Pay and Conditions
The Seattle telephone company paid female operators for no hours of work. Faced with strict economy they lived on two cents a day and cut all luxuries. When they demanded higher pay they were placed in positions forcing a strike to defend their dignity.
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Seattle
Central
Salem Family Poisoning and Spokane Lumber Mill Fire
A Salem family faced poisoning suspected from rat poison as a related report notes a lumber mill fire in Spokane destroying 10,000 feet of lumber. Other items include the Tacoma bankers association vote and a political attack on ex Senator Corbett amid state news.
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Tacoma
Senaor Corbett
Salem
Ore
TA. Diwesle
Thin City
Spokwine
Wash
Daly
Lowe
Bankers’ Association
Vmcers
Jacob Puarth
Seattle
Vleespresident
Ed. Dyer
Spokane
J. P. Tigne
Bottle
S. Modaokwon
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Vortland
HH. W. Corbett
Peter
Mrr
Corbett
Jinny
Tan
Senator Gear in Dead, Washington, July II
In Washington during July a United States Senator from Iowa died amid mourning. The report notes his long service and references his efforts related to a canal project and financial measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gear
Washington
United
Dear
Iowa
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Anil Crifts
al of Macnocks
Hhnart CIA
Pelts Civica
Be. Petanidies
Jeraile
Ale
Trinbenew
Soer Fina
Lea
Frederick. Nolf
Gniore
Perlion
Tor Neny
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Lulion Corts
Drew Guyhine
Lali
Luce
Spool
Rotler Towering
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner Beer
Pilsner Eer
API O.R. Qe
Rood House
Wolow
Winslow & Head
Cottonwood
Alla
Webb
Fendleton
Pendleton
Jade Pentier
Sut
Joe Plot
Ene
Nye
Ukieh
Pasien
Talinan
Caveden
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Joe Basler
North German Lloyd Steamship Co
Paris Fix
THE
East Oregonian
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protertivero of Elke
Aliwana
Pacific Northwest News
Pinkham
Li Hung Chang
St Petersburg
Alextoff
Port Arthur
M. Dogiers
Thytors
Alexioff
Nlvices
Count Lamdert
Foreign Office
International Council of War
St. Matersburg
Kinbarouck
Rages
Tein
al- View
Forte
Arconale
Westin
Ilay
Vinny Kong
July Mehl Hung
Rem H Wank Caryrenyl
Tay ‘Okin
Geer
National Guard
Camp Geer
Coghlan
Raleiah
Low Win Preumonia
Germany
Todlay
Gierman
DSU
Chattanooga
Tenin
Tlanera Huling
St. Michaels
San Jo
Re. Michael
Francisce
Chicago Market
I. L. Ray & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Maraina
Liverpool
Rene
Masige
Emer
Foutland
Huntington
Cayuse Station
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MM. P. Isaacs
TL Teaies
Monument Mill
Dhd Lene Ohta Mnorbinge
Port
Furmion
Soto
Amulloos
Richmond Point
Philbland
Devan
Cordway Theatres
Wood
Holitan
Sars
Newero
Herpicide
Satsumemashl
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, N.Y
Toronto, Can
Tallman & Co
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