Mose Died. Cholera Eases. Arctic Steamer Arrives
Henry L. Mose the first U S district attorney for Minnesota died Sunday in St Paul. Cholera declines in Manila and provinces as health board eases quarantine. Windward reaches North Sydney after sailing from New York to coal and depart north with Mrs Peary. Zwischen mentions flood damage at Springville New York as bridges and tracks wash out.
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Henry L. Mose
United States
District of Minnesota
St. Paul
Luzon
Windward
New York
North Sidney
C. B
Morrow
Peary
Seyyrid Aced
Zanzibar
Hammoud bin Mahomed bin Said
Rodgers
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburg
Springville
N. Y
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From Oregon And Washington
Salem reports say the past month’s weather aided the hop crop. A Star placer clean-up near the Snake River is set at 19000 for the season. Settlement rush from Oregon City to the Siiretz open lands began Monday. A coal mine is developing near Huntington on the Idaho side. A nickel ore ledge 100 feet wide was found on Butcherknee creek in Josephine county. Charlies Stahl and a carpenter drowned at Seaside. Two suspicious burglars with skeleton keys were jailed in Salem. Four men died in a Lyte Goldendale railway explosion. one injured. John L. Rogers, 44, banker and druggist of McMinnville, died at Meadow Lake after tuberculosis. He was active in Masons and other fraternities. George Q. Carey plans delivery of horses from Hackleman & Gon.
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Salem
Snake River
Oregon City
Butcherknee Creek
Josephine County
Charlies Stahl
Carpenter
Seaside Beach
Lyte
Goldendale Ailway
Washington
John L. Rogers
McMinneville National Bank
Pioneer
McMinneville
Meadow Lake
Masonic, Odd Fellows
George Q. Carey
Hackleman & Gon
Hotel Arrivals at The Pendleton Readied Guests
The Pendleton hotel lists a wide range of arrivals including Mrs. C. J. Ferguson and A. B. Galloway of Portland, A. J. Morgan of Chicago, Roderick Grant and J. B. Clayton among others from cities such as Spokane, New York, San Francisco, Athena, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis. The roster shows multiple families and individuals staying at the hotel.
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C. J. Ferguson
City
A. B. Galloway
Portland
A. J. Morgan
Chicago
A. Roderick Grant
W. R. Glendening
R. H. Caston
Spokane
H. R. Ingredue
S. James
F. L. Houston
Idaho Falls
A. R. Avery
Bingham Springs
S. B. Martin
E. A. Mann
C. Henley
M. H. Patton
L. O. Lakin
T. W. Jackson
C. R. Parsons
Adams
E. O. Wilson
New York
Charlies Green
San Francisco
Creation
J. B. Clayton
D. Kirkpatrick
G. W. Bradley
Athena
Alison George
G. G. Howard
Indianapolis
Mrs. O'Hara
G. D. Galley
D. C. Brown
James Newman
Judd Zieroff
Www. C. Kent
L. H. Russell
la Grande
I. M. Brevine
Vinson
J. C. Wyatt
L. Bruner
Ilinois
W. L. Davis
Minneapolis
Don’t Fail to Try This Electric Bitters
Honest trial promises a permanent cure with Electric Bitters a tonic for stomach and kidney function nerves and blood. It claims to cure kidney and liver trouble stomach disorders nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria expels but guaranteed by Tallman Co at 50 cents.
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Tallman & Co
Sheep Pollute Pole Creek Water Supply
The Blue Mountain American reports Sumpter residents complain that sheep grazing on Pole Creek watershed have polluted the water supply. Herders are urged to keep stock off mineral lands, and calls grow for forest reserves to protect drinking water and public health.
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Sumpter
Pole Creek
Blue Mountain American
Baker City
Pendleton Invites Homeliest and Handsomest Men
The homeliest man in Pendleton, as well as the handsomest, and others, are invited to call on any druggist.
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Pendleton
No Salary Limit Keeps Inland Empire League Strong
Managers of four Walla Walla clubs decided there would be no salary cap or monthly expenditure limit as most player contracts were already made. They also rejected adding outside teams due to distance and schedule disruption. Walter N. Pierce holds the certified checks. the league shows strong attendance and aims for a reorganization next year. The Gold Diggers beat the Sharpshooters in their swing through the region and rise to second place amid shifting standings.
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Gold Diggers
Walla Walla
Walter N. Pierce
Baker City
Pendleton
Baker
la Grande
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