Notable incidents and deaths from late news items
General news briefs describe Larry Cronin's death from injuries after a manhole accident at Camp Bird mine Ouray Colorado. A will ruling shows William Lidderdale’s estate at £1000. Army records report 76 deaths of enlisted men in Manila area between May 9 and June 11, 1876, 62 from Asiatic cholera. Edna Hall arrested at Billings Montana for kidnapping Effie Carnsby. Charles Schill burned to death at Lisle California depot fire origin unknown. Charles Hiatt arrested in Guthrie Oklahoma Territory for two wives murders. Armour and Co reportedly bought Hammond Packing Co and G H Hammond Co for about $12.65 million. Chinese immigration revenue to Canada for year ending June 30 was $364,972 vs $172,704 prior year. Last year’s poll tax rose from $50 to $100. number of taxpayers paid rose from 2225 to 2518.
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Larry Cronin
Camp Bird
Ouray
Col
William Lidderdale
Bank of England
War Department
Manila
Edna Hall
Billings, Mont
Paris
Effie Carnsby
Charles Schill
Lisle
Cal
Southern Pacific
Charles Hiatt
Guthrie
O. T
Stillwater
Norfolk
Vze
Armour & Co
Shave
Hammond Packing Co
G. H. Hammond Company
Canada
Mazamas Return After Mt Adams Ascent And Other Oregon News
The Mazamas return to Portland after summiting Mt Adams. J La Grande begins a crusade against gambling and several accused of operating games in the city are fined. Hood River and The Dalles promote Oregon in the east with pamphlets. Hon P B Beckley of Douglas County dies in Oakland after one day of illness from heart failure. B H Merrill told his brother Dave Merrill’s body can be buried if desired. Pinney Curry, an 8 year old Baker City boy, set fire to his father’s home for the fifth time. A Winchester rifle was discharged into bedclothes while parents were away. Oregon City land office notices that lands near the Siletz reservation may be commuted at $1.50 per acre after 14 months residence. Land within five miles of Port Hall reservation cannot be homesteaded. Congress may amend to admit this. Henry Hoover was killed and Louks fatally wounded near Ashland after an assault on saloon keeper McDonald who drew a revolver.
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Portland
Mt. Adams
J la Grande
Hood River
Dalles
Oregon
Pinney Curry
Baker City
Oregon City
Henry Hoover
Louks
Ashland
McDonald
Hotel arrivals list from Pendleton and beyond
A dense roster of guests and residents appears, listing frequent travelers and locals at The Pendleton hotel. Names include W C Bristol Portland Co M Smith Portland Miss Collie Pierce St Louis G D Trotter Dayton W E Mulkey Tekoa E H Clarke city J F Melcher Starbuck L Hunziker city M J Roche Portland E D Goodkin Helena Mrs D W King Baker City L J Wilson Nevada J B McHow and wife William Maher Portland R H Carmile Illinois A P Bradbury Portland F W Rogers Chicago F W vaille Portland James B Friar W Candish Spokane T G McIntosh city George Stevens Spokane Fay W Adams San Francisco James Harley Mrs C P Bradford San Francisco Elmer Edwards city The Golden Rule Co G Burkhart Albany Mrs Mary Koby Judson N C Maris Heppner W W Williams Portland H C Adams Weston F J Gardner Portland P E Hunsucker Portland W L Davis Minneapolis S A Frans Spokane G W Tindall Washington F J Moore Washington Edward Beaty Washington William Beaty Washington R M Laughan Portland J M Worley Portland Mrs S Wolverton Hood River Miss Hackett Oregon City John King and wife Hood River Co L Bruner Haineis E B Moore Colorado D W Criskel Moscow W M Roe and wife Moscow F C Van Shaick San Francisco Charles Jade and wife Washington Cipperley Iowa D Cipperley Iowa Walter Severine Boise
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W. C. Bristol
Portland
Co. M. Smith
C. Ottershagen
Collie Pierce
St. Louis
G. D. Trotter
Dayton
W. E. Mulkey
Tekoa
E. H. Clarke
City
J. F. Melcher
Starbuck
L. Hunziker
M. J. Roche
E. D. Goodkin
Helena
D. W. King
Baker City
L J. Wilson
Nevada
J. B. McHow
William Maher
R. H. Carmile
Ilinois
A. P. Bradbury
F. W. Rogers
Chicago
F. W. Vaille
James B. Friar
W. Candish
Spokane
T. G. McIntosh
George Stevens
Fay W. Adams
San Francisco
James Harley
C. P. Bradford
Elmer Edwards
the Golden Rule
G. Burkhart
Albany
Mary Koby
Judson
N. C. Maris
Heppner
W. W. Williams
H. C. Adams
Weston
F. J. Gardner
P. E. Hunsucker
W. L. Davis
Minneapolis
S. A. Frans
W. Tindall
Washington
F. J. Moore
Edward Beaty
William Beaty
R. M. Laughan
J. M. Worley
Mrs. & S. Wolverton
Hood River
Miss Hackett
Oregon City
John King
L. Bruner
Haineis
E. B. Moore
Colorado
D. W. Criskel
Moscow
W. M. Roe
F. C. van Shaick
Charles Jade
Cipperley
Iowa
D. Cipperley
Walter Severine
Boise
Electric Bitters touted as cure all tonic claim
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for stomach, kidney, liver and blood ailments and lists a wide range of conditions it supposedly treats. It promises satisfaction by Tallman & Co for 60 cents. Building and Loan Topics Discussed in Put-in-Bay during US League convention details a large attendance and sessions on interchanging funds, workers' opportunities, and related legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Put-in-Hay
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Kosmayer
Jay W. Sutton
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
James Clarency
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Walton
New Orleans
Sultan of Bacolor Sends Friendly Letter to U S Commander
Minando, sultan of Bacolor, who threatened August offensives against the American expedition to Lake Lanao, now writes a friendly note to the commander disavowing any wish to fight. He says he will confer with the Americans in the future as the general situation is viewed as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacolor
Minando
Lake Lanao
Lawn Mowers Union formed in Pendleton
Pendleton residents form the Lawn Mowers Union to protect men from excessive lawn work. Members must show two hours worked on their wives’ lawns. limits are ten minutes daily and three days weekly. If exceeded, a strike may be ordered. E. W. McComas elected president. Also advertisement for Kemp's Balsam at Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
E.W. McComas
Ma son and Vacuum fruit jars sale at Standard Grocery
The Standard Grocery urges customers to hurry as it clears its line of Ma son and Vacuum fruit jars. Limited stock remains and shoppers are advised to visit soon for the best selection.
Two Hospitals Said Diabetes
Mrs C C Mathewson of Clifton Hotel San Francisco recounts recovery from diabetes after treatment with Fulton Compounds. She cites hospital diagnoses, severe illness, and eventual improvement, praising the remedies and urging others to try. The ad lists prices for Brights Disease and Diabetes Compounds and promotes free pamphlets and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. Fulton Co
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Sealed bids asked for wood by Pendleton District No 16
School District No 16 Pendleton calls for sealed bids by August 1 1902 to furnish one hundred cords of four foot wood red fir and black pine. Seventy cords to High School Fields twenty to Fields school and ten to Beauregard street school room. Board may reject any bid. Payment in district warrants. John Hailey Clerk dated July 19 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Beauregard Street
John Hailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baer §& Daley One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Gresonnan
General
Pacific Northwest News
P. B. Beckley
Douglas County
Oakland
B. H. Merrill
Dave Merrill
Lee
Oregon Penitentiary
Port Hall Reservation
Congress
the Lawn Mowers' Union
Bright
C C. Mathewson
Clifton Hotel
Powel! Street
Powel
Fulton
Ntte
Berkeley
C.C. Marruzwson
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Parke
John Schmidt
F.w.schmidt & Co
S&c
Boston
Colesworthy
Alta Street
Kit Hays
A Connerley
Red Jacket Pumps
Hayes
Rabbitt Metal
Clarke
Taylor
Malin
Victor
Jesse Fal
The
Thompson Hardware CO
Polydore Moons
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