National City Bank to Ship One Million in Gold to Europe
The National City Bank announced it would ship $1,000,000 in gold to Europe on the following day. Other items report Whistler’s recovery, a New York railroad office safe blow about $2,000, a saloon keeper killed after a beer dispute, a papal protest likely by encyclical, and Irish census data showing 3,000,000 emigrants in fifty years, with 80 percent going to the United States.
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National City Bank
Europe
James McNeil Whistler
London
New York & Stamford Railroad
Port Chester
N. Y
George Baker
New York
Rome
Dail Chronicle
Ireland
United States
Achin
Sumatra
Bruyn
Hotel Arrivals List From Pacific Northwest Cities
A long list records hotel arrivals including guests from Portland Seattle and Spokane such as F. McMahan E. Coman J. Ingles J. E. Donelson N. Hall A Nylander James Lesley J. Livingston George McGilvery T. Boyd H. Harmon L. Held M. Donelson G F Siatearr E A Sacket George S. Bell T S Rogers A Heatfield R B May Bert Applegate S Gill J A Borie H D Fulton C A Houerbach Cc C Evwert A J Hall F Roy Davis and wife A C Brown Edward Beaty William Beaty Cc L Bruner Z Houser G Stansberry Fred Clark J H Clayton A D Kirkpatrick J J Sterrett L Remillard E D Sawyer F A Phillips and children North Yakima Ed Howell W L Crockett James Yood E Lewis Netter Clem Clapp James Gibbon Charlee Arthur F D Cook and family Mrs Nat Webb W A Wadsworth.
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F. 8. McMahan
Portland
E. B. Coman
J. E. Donelson
Iowa
J. P. Ingles
N. E. Hall
A. Nylander
James Lesley
Seattle
J. A. Livingston
George McGilvery
Spokane
T. M. Boyd
the Dalles
W. H. Densmore
San Francisco
Sulsmer
New York
H. C. Harmon
Tacoma
L. W. Held
City
M. Donelson
G. F. Siatearr
Wyoming
E. A. Sacket
Denver
George S. Bell
T. S. Rogers
Heatfield
R. B. May
Bert Applegate
Ss. S. Gill
J. A. Borie
H. D. Fulton
C. A. Houerbach
Walla Walla
A. Rodriguez
California
C. Evwert
A. J. Hall
F. Roy Davis
A. C. Brown
Edward Beaty
Ballston
William Beaty
L. Bruner
Z. Houser
Pendleton
G. Stansberry
Fred Clark
Alta
J. H. Clayton
A. D. Kirkpatrick
J. J. Sterrett
Hank Fanning
John Conger
L. Remillard
Union
E. D. Sawyer
Unclear Northwest Notes On Timber, Gold, and Tragedy
Pacific Northwest items report 100 degree reading in Walla Walla on Sunday. A new fish hatchery building on Salmon River will begin soon. A large Portland fund aims to advertise Oregon in the East. Bohemia district yields rich free gold ore reported from Cottage Grove. Schooner Churchill clears for Melbourne with 886 737 feet of lumber from Knappton mills. Max Muller, Bavarian native, dies in Jacksonville aged 66. arrived in 1854 and was a prominent citizen. Frank Tracy, farmer lad near Drain, killed when a log rolled onto him. Patrick Henry Scullin, noted asorator and self-styled generalissimo of the Tracy hunt, has gone insane over the affair and tells asylum attendants how to catch Tracy with a red banner and green harp.
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Walla Walla
Salmon River
Portland
Oregon
Cottage Grove
Bohemia
Churchill
Astoria
Melbourne
Australia
Knappton Mills
Max Mulier
Reckendorf
Bavaria
Jacksonville
Mr. Muller
Jacksonille
Frank Tracy
Drain
Patrick Henry Scullin
Electric Bitters Advertised as Cure All
Honest trial proves Electric Bitters a permanent cure for stomach, kidney, and liver troubles. It tones the stomach, regulates kidneys and bowels, stimulates the liver, and purifies the blood. A tonic for run down systems curing nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria. Tallman & Co guarantees satisfaction. Only 60 cents.
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Tallman & Co
Where is James Montague in Oregon and London
London relatives seek James Montague, a former Second Oregon Volunteers private who served in the Philippines. He came to Oregon ten years ago, worked as a hotel porter in Portland, then as a fireman for the O R and N line. He later moved to Washington with Starbuck connections, and his family lost track of him.
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James Montague
Second
Oregon Volunteers
Philippines
London
Montague
England
Northwest
Ile Son
Young Montague
Oregon
Portland
Co. E
Oregon Regiment
Washington
Starbuck
Cardinal Gibbons Birthday Observed In Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons, 68, marked his birthday in Baltimore amid messages from archbishops and clergy nationwide. Born July 28, 1854 in the city to Irish parents, he was educated in Ireland and at St. Charles College, Maryland, before ordination in 1861. He walks daily, remains active, and plans a grand silver jubilee next year.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Ireland
United States
St. Charles College
Maryland
St. Mary's Seminary
Patrick Kenrick
Father Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
St. Bridgets Canton
Old St. Lawrence’s Church
Locust Point
Patapsco River
Leo XII
Geer to Decide on Reward for Merrill Capture
Salem dispatch reports Oregon authorities will leave the decision to Governor Geer on whether Mrs Waggoner should receive the full reward for the Merrill case. Since she did not search for or capture Merrill, she may receive a portion or be paid for returning the body. Opinions differ on a legal entitlement, with some urging saving funds for Tracy’s pursuit.
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Salem
Merrill
Oregon
Captain Lyon
Washington
Tracy
King County
Lyon
Geer
Damage by storm hits Walla Walla wheat and barley
Farmers report substantial losses from last Monday's wind across the Prescot area. Benjamin Flathers estimates barley and wheat damaged at least a third, with Walter Thomas noting similar levels. Eureka Flat fares better, where J C Scott finds crops looking healthy and a likely good yield.
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Walla Walla
Eureka Flat
J. C. Scott
William Jones
North Dakota Republicans convene largest state convention
Fargo July 23 convention draws 744 delegates the largest ever in North Dakota. The gathering will name a full state ticket for the fall election with the renomination of Governor White and Lieutenant Governor Bartlett assured. Resolutions will unequivocally endorse the Roosevelt administration policy.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
White
Bartlett
Roosevelt
United States League convention opens at Hotel Victory
Put-in-Bay O July 23 Seathree hundred millions of dollars in savings of thrifty wage workers are reflected in the 11th annual convention of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations. National president George H Kostmayer of New Orleans calls the gathering to order amid municipal leaders. Many delegates are prominent in local affairs while others plan summer escapes to beaches and mountains for rest and renewal.
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Put-in-Bay
United States
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