Portland Team Tries Feet Not Injured After Unusual Plunge
An incident in Portland causes a buggy team to plunge from a roadway into a yard. Both horses were uninjured but the accident damaged a barn and farm equipment. Mr. French, a miner from Rowland, aged about 82, died later with a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wil F Hommel
Wren
Yrel
Ashe
Odipore
Tran
Ge A Mclean
Raine
Hieumel
Nlec
Femsted
Talagram
French
Rowland
John French
Fragmentary obituary note from Roseland affair
A damaged snipp rt of a local notice describes a death and burial at Roseland with unclear names and connections. The scattered text mentions a need to confirm familial links and a possible funeral arrangement.
Unclear OCR List of Names and Places Related to Castoria Signatures
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and cities including Portland Spokane San Francisco Chicago St Louis and Salt Lake with various surnames and initials. The garbled text mentions Castoria and signature references but no coherent event or context is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennieton
B. May
Portland
Maler
CM Smith
J A Williame
Salt Lake
A Christensen
JK Kloeckner
Spokane
BK Moran
City
B Worth
F Juda
San Francisco
John Vert
D Frank
JK Levy
Thee Purdy
F Kraft
Chicago
George McGilvery
Heatfield
Frank J Richmond
JD Beardsley
Beardeley
W Alestand
Walter Ely
St Louie
Arthur Dulne
T A Hudson
Dalles
JR Reddick
John C Fisk
St Louis
Geo H Himes
A Wight of Terror at Machias Widow Cannot Die
Awful anxiety rose for Mrs. Burnham widow of General Burnham of Machias Maine as doctors feared she would die from pneumonia. Mrs S H Lincoln reported she begged for Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it saved her life and cured consumption. After three nights she slept and recovered completely. The medicine claims to cure throat chest and lung diseases. Sold for 50 cents to 1.00, three bottles free at Tallman & Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
S. H. Lincoln
Tria
Tallman & Co
Death of Mrs Frank Ulrich in Bend Typhoid Case
Mrs Frank Ulrich, native of Oregon City, died in Bend on Tuesday after a typhoid fever illness of a malignant form. Born in Oregon City in 1877, she was 23. She leaves a husband and two young children, ages two and a half and two months, and was a daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Hinderman of Bend. Burial will take place in Oregon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Frank Ulrich
Ulrich
J.J. Hinderman
Remarkable Cure Promises Avoiding Surgery with Electric Bitgre
Mrs J B Hunt of Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire liver and stomach ailment with surgery urged as her only chance. After trying to be wooed toward the operation she learned of Electric Bitgre and, following seven bottles, was wholly cured and not operated. Guarantee offered by Brownech at Tallman & Co Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Tme Ridge
Wis
Tallman & Co
Physidian
EF. W. Vincent
Mar
Aml
Erwin
Teal Springe Camp Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd camps at Teal Springe for several weeks, enjoying swimming dancing flaking and bunting. The springs are well managed and Kirkman's orchestra provides music for the dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teal Springe
Kirkman
Train crash near Cayuse injures crew but few serious
At Cayuse station eighteen miles east, the westbound fast mail hit a light engine and rear end of a freight train, crushing the caboose and three flat cars. Conductor Brown and Brakeman Sanders were injured but alive. Fireman Matheson and Guion narrowly escaped, leaping from the cab as wheels and debris flew. A wrecking train cleared the track and passengers resumed travel after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuse Station
Pendi¢ton
Matheson
Cayuse
Alan More
Freman
William Guion
New Cure Promises to Halt Baldness and Dandruff
Advertisement claims Newhro's Herpivide destroys the dandruff germ at the scalp root to stop hair loss. The pitch asserts scalp scales indicate dandruff and that eradicating the germ will regrow hair and prevent thinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhro
Chemical Laboratory
Camp trip and wheat yields reported at Weston
Miss Lulu Hay and party depart for a two week camping trip to Cold Spring on Basket mountain with Mrs. Ellis as chaperone. J H Princetay tested new wheat near Weston and found a weight of 62 pounds per bushel, higher than last year's 69 pounds on adjoining land, as a pew ten-borer power boiler is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Lulu Hay
Mise Leona Bryson
Mise Maule
Miew Vive Warren
Cold Spring
Basket Mountain
Ellis
J. H. Prince Tay
T. J. Price
Weeten
Pew
Embargo on Diseased Fruits Warns Orchards and Dealers
Commissioner Judd Geer of the Fifth District transmits the Oregon statute on fruit handling to orchardists and dealers. The act bans shipping infected fruit, imposes misdemeanor penalties of 25 to 100 dollars, and requires district attorneys to prosecute violations. Geer vows strict enforcement and urges fruit operators to heed the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Geer
Enet Oregomiana
Legislative Assembly
State of
Oregon
State Board of Horticulture
Tate
Greer
Norman Stevens Held After North Yakima Kidnap Robbery
Norman Stevens, alias Harry Campbell, is in custody after Sheriff Makley arrested him on a North Yakima warrant for holding up a citizen. He allegedly robbed a sheep herder and was identified by likeness to North Yakima photos. He will be taken to North Yakima for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stevens
North Seniia
Makley
North Yakima
Harry Campbell
Charles Carpenter Fear Adame
Stevens
Sinew
Pendleton
Sheriff Blaklow
Yakima
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Learance Sale
Ieaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
le Lewin
Ubewr
Toledo
Olle
Rie An
Toles
Mas French
Hossland
Mukdon
Sonn French
Hiweland
Roseland
L. Hunzinziker
Sera
Castoria
Cuan
Pierce
Chase & Sanborn
Chas. Rohrman
le Jy Co
Eh al
Sanders
W. Brown
Tom Sanders
Treat
Hingham
Walla Walla
Bingham Springs
Brown
Guion
Fieet
Brod
Kirk
Tie
Inet
William Boneflel
Henry van Buren
William Martin Eecampment
Weston Heighborhood
Karl
W. T. Sayer
Renn
Warn Mamie Wit
Cowie
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Opp
Court House
Man
Geo
the Peoples Warehouse
Herha
Droge
Crescent Agency
East Oregonian
Goml Onder Fur
Brock & McComas
Corner Mary and
Court Sta
W.D. Hansford & Co
Pendleton, Oregon
Chris Simpson
H. Kopitke
Golden Rule
J. &. Smith
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 8S
Prop
Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
R. Porster
Geo, J. Pottner
Puget Sound Warehouse
Tacoma
Washington
Warthigewst
Woad CO. RW
Petes
Pennie
Tito
Meer
Rodeer
Hotta
Warren
Awe
Vatayoln
Amerie
Ace
Waterman’s
Ideal Fountain Pens
Max Baer
Main St
van Dran Bros
J. E. Moore
Golden Rule Hotel
C. J. Rowlem
Hes Ments
Ali Traine
Sree Semple Hoome
Cor. Court and
Johnson Streets
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