Notable Deaths and Crimes Across the Nation
A wealthy Chicago jeweler Bernard Redpenning drowned in a swimming tank. Albino Casillas was stabbed to death by his brother-in-law Cae sar Utruno in Calaveras County. Alonso Jackson from Lancaster Missouri murdered his wife and hanged himself to an apple tree. Five UC entrants failed exams while a Japanese waiter earned high honors. Heat drives many to madness in the East, including a Brooklyn woman who killed her two children. A man’s body was found buried head downward in Lake Michigan. Missouri sheriff denies race track gambling. attorney general asserts otherwise. Heat tides fill urban spaces as people seek relief. Death Valley explorers Mullin, Titus, and Weller meet ruin from heat and thirst.
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Bernard C. Redpenning
Chicago
Albino Casillas
Calaveras County
Caesar Utruno
Alonso Jackson
Lancaster
University of California
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lake Michigan
St. Louis County
Missouri
John Mullin
M. Titus
Bart Weller
Death Valley
Weller
Mullin
Hotel Arrivals List From St George to Portland
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests from many cities including Chicago Portland Seattle and San Francisco. Names include C G Field J Winburg M Smith W B McKinley Levi Ankeny Walla Walla and Lena Frinzen among others with multiple officials travelers and couples noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmotel
St. George
C.G. Field
J. Winburg
Chicago
Heed
Portland
M. ©. Smith
L. BE
Bankofsaky
Louisville
E. John
Omaha
R. McKinley
D.C
James G, Kidwell
Walla Walla Gee
Baker
Joe Bailey
Frostus
McKinley
Watson
Spokana
Phelps
A. H
Golden Tale
P. J. Kelly
J. L. Wilson
Alma Barnett
Weaton
J. McGuire
Salem
Haerote
Medford
T. L. Lovejoy
Spokane
T. S. Patterson
Denver
Lena Frinzen
Paxon
Furnish
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
W. Tl. Warner and Wife, Dayton, Eb, Cortelo, Starbuck. J. A. Mitchell
Prineville
Holt
H. J. Biddenbach
B. Ashbaugh
M. Lewenstein
San Francisco
R. Cosee
Grouseman
E. I. McBroom
City
J. F. Drew
William C. Arker
Bath
Herrick
Ogden
Briges
Spencer
H. A. Wilkendorf
Hatton
Mra
J. F. Bird
James EB
Orr
Northwest News Roundup From Idaho to Seattle
A series of incidents across the Northwest reports Gus Flenson injured by a rock near Wallace Idaho, a white exclusive opium joint shut down at Bellingham, James McGregor killed by a 800 pound rock at Granby mines near Phoenix, B C, and A Hansen convicted in Seattle for cruelty to cattle aboard the Whatcom steamer. A Bartram child died near Chelan Wash from squaw berries, and Moyers Park warehouses burned, with a reward offered for incendiary detection. Rev F L Hopkins in Juliet Idaho becomes a bishop and moves to town, Muse dies in Seattle from a stroke while touring with his wife. An Indian named Doctor Jim aged 100 is murdered near Everett. Washington's new criminal transportation law aims to save $16 000 in the current biennium.
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Wallace
Idaho
Gus Flenson
Bellingham
James McGregor
Granby
Phoenix
B. C
A. Hansen
Seattle
Whatcom
Bartram
Chelan
Stevens County Industrial Association
Moyers Park
F. L. Hopkins
United Brethren Church
Julietin
Iown
Real Estate Offers Big Wheat Landa and Ranches
I Wade and Son promote Wheat Landa holdings Stock Ranches and city property with strong business propositions. The firm states they have several appealing opportunities and invites inquiries from potential buyers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Landa
I. T. Wade &On
Hay Fever Cure Promoted by Hyomel Breathing
Medical science touts Hyomel as a cure for hay fever with claims of prevention after weeks of use and instant relief with faithful use after symptoms appear. The outfit costs 60 cents with a money back guarantee. An unrelated note reports John Eckleaton, from Pennsylvania, detained at midnight while attempting to scale the White House fence, said to be demented from heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Tallman & Co
John Eckleaton
White House
Pennsylvania
Reservation Consolidation At Umatilla Agency Probed
The Umatilla agency and school plan a permanent consolidation moving offices to the latter site. Major McKoln has led both roles, with clerk Robinson suspended earlier. Private Secretary Valentine conducts an ongoing inquiry into the internal dispute, while a Sunday meeting at 2:30 will discuss land leases and lease terms for Indian acreage.
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Umatilla
Robinson
Mekhoin
Valentine
Major McKoln
Silte
Sage hens scarce impact on local game birds
Weather in the spring disrupted sage hen hatching with cold wet conditions, leaving thousands of eggs unfertilized or chicks chilled. Deputy Game Warden B T Livingston reports sportsmen noting a serious shortage, with daily hen losses in past years reaching around 600 in peak periods. Cascade Locks work and Alabama Baptist gathering noted in brief items.
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B. T. Livingston
Bolke Sta
Livingston
Public Hearing on Acreage Lease at Umatilla Indian School
A public hearing is set at the Umatilla Indian School on Sunday July 23 at 2 30 in the afternoon. The meeting will discuss leasing acreage to any renter and the lease length. A stray note mentions a bachelor kissing a baby girl due to lacking nerve for a closer romance.
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Umatilla
Fourth Eastern Oregon Agriculture dabbles in new officers
The Fourth Eastern Oregon Agriculture dockets met in Baker City on July 21 and formed a temporary organization with Pred A. Finer of Bogie Valley as chairman. George F. Wrinty was elected president and O. Cavell as treasurer. The group discussed the annual exposition set for September 10 to 29 and printed the premium list. An observer from Grains, Wo,huren, consulted on race relations and purse offerings to attract top saddle and harness horses for an ambitious program.
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Baker City
Eastern Oregon Agriculture
A. Finer
Bogie Valley
Winker
Grant
Harney
P Werieht
A. Praaer
C. Corre
Baker
A. PD. Leedy
Ort
Wanda W. Bilger
George F. Wrinty
Tus
Huren
Grinds
Navy to Escort Admiral Jones Remains Homeward
The navy department expects the body of Admiral Paul Jones to arrive tomorrow. A battleship squadron under Admiral Evans and a cruiser squadron under Admiral Brownson, plus the French cruiser Julienne de la Graviers, will meet the escort at the Cape and guide the remains up the bay to Annapolis. The bones will be deposited in a temporary vault then placed in a new chapel as part of the naval academy’s rebuilt complex. The chapel crypt will rest the nation’s naval heroes. Meantime McEwen the hypnotist is jailed in Olympia for using the United States Mail for advertising.
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Washington
TD. C
Navy Department
Paul Jones
Siewbee
Capew
Admiral Evans
Brownson
Julienne de la Graviers
Annapolla
Jones
Naval Academy
Congress
Hotel d'Invalide
Paris
Napoleon
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Golden Rule
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Tiotel Pendleton
H. Brash
Herbert
W. R. Glendenning
G. D. Gally
F. B. Carter
Westers
M. E. Foley
Bingham Springs
HL. Timmer
J. T. Faut
Butte
H. A. Faut
Heppner
James E. Walsh
Walfman
Northwest News
Oliver Ashton
Boston
Muse
North- West
Jim
Everett
Wash
Stilaguamish
E. O. Building
Pendleton, Or
Postoffice
Ing Dieolotion
Hasler
Avon Pishmient
McKoln
Valentius la Stil
Simlny
Cascade Locks
Dalles Chronicle
Alabama Baptists
Sheffield
Ala
Alabama
R. G. Valentine
Pourth District
Braker
Mothowrod Harney
Meebyt Jones
McEwen
Olympia
United States
ROSE
Kalamazoo Corset Company
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Great Eastern Department Stone
B. F. Nicholas
East Oregonian
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Star O
Tn. Depot
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