Heat deaths and yellow fever plague early mood of 1900s Chicago
Three people die from heat in Chicago on Monday while yellow fever claims arise abroad. Panama Canal worker C Cunningham dies in Colon and R E Morley of Lake City loses reason after St Louis convention excitement. No new yellow fever cases in Mexico City since Saturday, total 42. Russian Elizavethpol vice governor murdered by Adwikan brigands near Persian frontier. Wheat crop may exceed last year’s by a margin. Fire destroys improvements at American mines in Colorado causing substantial damage. Lovie exposition admissions for week end total 500,595 with Saturday peak. English government moves to seize wireless telegraphy for state control. Valley of Valparaiso nearly wiped by mud and flood from cloutburst and hurricane.
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Chicago
C. Cunningham
Panama Canagon
Colon
A. W. Maxwell
Herat
Towa
Mexico
Cuy
R. E Morley
Lake City
Lews
St. Louis
Elizabethpol
Adwikan
Valparaiso
Chile
Portland Marl Gras carnival yields twenty one thousand dollars
Pacific Northwest notes report the Marl Gras carnival raising 21200 for the local committee. Dominico Gentolo and Jalan were found dead in a car at Kala ma Monday. Mrs Leatle Carter opened the Columba theater in Portland with Di Barry as the opening attraction.
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Portland
Dominico Gentolo
Jalan
Cou
Kalama
Leatle Carter
Columba Theater
Idaho
American Lake
Irvington
Prospect Point
Vancouver
B. C
Real Estate Ad from E. T. Wade & Son in Pendleton
Prospective buyers are invited to inquire about wheat land mock ranch town property and vacant lots through E. T. Wade & Son. Office is in the B. O. Building Pendleton Oregon contact Black 1121 by phone.
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Vine
E. T. Wade & Son
B. O
Pendleton
Hibernians Meet Sion at St Louis During 44th Convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians held its 44th biennial convention in St Louis with delegates from every state. Mass at St Patrick’s Church opened the gathering and the Ladies Auxiliary began their session. Officers reported steady growth since the last convention and noted the campaign against anti Irish caricature in newspapers. The order donated 50 000 to a Gaelic chair fund at Catholic University and earlier contributed 2000 to support Gaelic studies in Ireland.
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St. Patrick's Church
Catholic University
St. Louis
Order of
Ribernians
St. Patios
Areh- Dhikhoy
Che Gana
Che Indies
Ireland
Galle Ie Sill
Oregon Development League Convention Se Tup Portland
The Portland Commercial Club invites editors, editors in each Oregon area, commissioners and mayors to send delegates to the Oregon Development League convention at the Marquam Grand theater in Portland on August 2. The Portland Woman's Club will assist ladies, with a trolley tour of Portland and a city tour. The Oregon Short Line will offer a low round trip fare for delegates traveling from all parts of Oregon.
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Portland
Childine
Oregon Development
Laeagio
Portlon
Amd
Chih
Hive
Etree
Ely
Ro & N. Company
Oregon
Mortland
Development of
Casey Mill Shuts Down Amid Labor Shortage in Hilgard
Casey mill on Five Pole Creek five miles west of Hilgard closes due to lack of men to operate it. Mayor Joe Caney, owner of the largest mill in Union County aside from Perry, reports a capacity of 200 feet per day with about three men employed across all departments. Wages rise with lumber prices, but securing workers remains impossible despite large orders for pine lumber. The shutdown threatens local jobs and business activity.
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Oregon
Joe Caney
Hilgard
Union County
Perry
Casey
Polite Creek
Higard
Praise for Oregon at American Mining Congress session
Praise for Oregon as Portland prepares for the American Mining Congress session opening August 22. The event draws mining men and operators, with the city and state showing enterprise to ensure a productive meeting. An excellent program promises a delightful and profitable time for attendees.
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American Mining Congress
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Pendleton Move Affects Faanksenbery Family Health
J F Paulkenberry visited town to obtain packing boxes ahead of a pending move to Pendleton in about a week. The note expresses regret over leaving Grant County and hopes the Faankenberry family finds a new home with a climate better suited to Mrs Faankenberry’s health, as the move aims to benefit her condition.
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Pendleton
J. F .Paulkenberry
Grant County
Wasco County Crops Progress Strong in Harvest
The Dalles Chronicle reports harvest is well advanced in Wasco County. Crops are tuning out well with more than the usual amount of grain threshed this year, signaling an outcome far above the average.
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Wasco County
Dalles Chronicle
Police Court Drunks and Offenders Sentenced
In a city court, Judge Fite Gerald sentenced several drunken defendants for varying offenses. Thomas Clark received fifteen days for attempted enticement in a Salvation Army area, while Warren and other offenders faced short terms or fines for carrying weapons or drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Thomas Clark
Fite Gerald
Howe
Salvation Army
Weet Webb Street
Tai “ Clark
Warren
Williaam
R Jobson
Wallace
John Flynn
Pat Magee
Mamford Mino
Tucson
Disciples of Christ Montana Convention Opens
The 24th annual Disciples of Christ of Montana convention meets in seston for three days. Worthy Meblargne greets visitors, Wiley Mountjoy answers in Twin Bridges, and ROEL Sawyer of Minacnile Accident Underwriters delivers the welcome address. Portland host underwriters session begins with routine business and sessions on underwriting topics.
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Christian Church Convention
Howenian
Mont
Disciples of Chriat of Montana
Seston
Homerave Deteganes
Iisltors
Meblargne
Wiley Mountjoy
Roel Sawyer
Minacnile
Portland
Dr King New Life Pills Advertised As Health Booster
The ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a powerful health product, claiming they turn weakness into energy and build up health. Also mentions a Tallman & Co pet box and Portland excursion rates in 1904. Oregon Development Association meeting notes include special O R & N round trip rate of 6.95 for August 2–3 1904 with trains 1 and 1. Continuous passage both directions and final date August 4 1904. Contact E C Smith Avent O R B & N for details.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Portland
Oregon Development Association
Ore
E. C. Smith
Avent O. RB. & N
Pioneer John A. Cattanach Dies at 79 in Grant County
Grant County pioneer John A. Cattanach died Monday of pneumonia at age 79. His death marks the passing of a long-time regional figure noted in local histories.
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Grant County
John A. Cattanach
Pheumonia
Promiscuity in Shopping Not Safe Says Schilling’s Best
Don’t waste money and don’t take chances in buying promiscuously. Schilling’s Best are entirely safe and sold at your grocer, offering better value for your money.
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Schilling
Hotel Arrivals From Cities Across the West
The St George and The Hotel Bickers list guests arriving from Portland Spokane Spokane San Francisco and other cities. Names include Stone Jones Wells Powers Folger Bates Brady Colin Dorman Robinon Schulta Thompson Mudler and many more with destinations such as St Paul Walla Walla Colfax and Baker City. The roster reflects a steady stream of travelers and local society figures staying at leading hotels.
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St. George
WW. Stone
St. Paul
Mrs. Harvey
Portland
Dd. Burns
G. W. Jones
W. Harvey Wells
San Francisco
C. Powers
William Pf. Folger
Spokane
L. M. Bates
Dorrott
T. Hume
Walia Wallant
B. Wilson
George A. Peebles
Weston W
HW. Montgomery
J. W. Brady
M. Umbarger
City
Ven Tory
Moar WI
Cummings
Pilar Rock
Jessie Hamilton
Oakland
J. & Cunningham
Kodal Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief For Indigestion
Tallman & Co promote Kodal Dyspepsia Cure to readers, claiming it is a thorough tonic for digestion and tissue rebuilding. It is praised as pleasant, strengthening, and endorsed by hundreds cured of indigestion and related stomach and heart symptoms.
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Tallman & Co
Lord Cullis in Pendletonheadline
Lord Cullis in Pendleton. W. FP. York, the Slide creek horn ist, retired from a trip to Maite ton Monday of last week, where he had disposed of a lamch of 15 an ils at an average of $125 apiece. These animile were only 3 and 4 years old, and new robe they would be calm, Mr. York being anxious to have only the best grade of stock to take care of- Long Creek Ranger.
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Lord Cullis
Pendleton
W. FP. York
Slide Creek
Maiteton
York
Long Creek
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pacific Northwest News
L. Byrnes
Morgan Dean
D. McDonald
Bert Cumley
Oroville
Cal
Tom Crow
Corvallis & Eastern Railway
Cascade Mountains
John Minto
Salem
Hibernians
SION
ST. Louie
Oregon Development League
Attention of
Casey Mill
Eastern Financial Paper
American Mining Canarese
National Irrigation Association
el Paso
Texas
Willow Creek
Charles Stout
la Granie
New Spring Shirts
the Boaton
Oni Pee
Ivan
Hillerd
Elgin
Ade
N.Y
EBC, DeWitt & Co
Chlonge
Taliman & Co
Mary Hetwad
Alreeze
F. X, Son
Wbol
J. Mary Factory
Quarts
Sullivan @ Bond
Lea
Jlexal
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
Main Street
Academy
C. C. Sharp Opera Houwve Block
Tenderfoot Transportai
Bigin
Joseph
Josaph
Loutine
Wallowa Canyon
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