Cholera in Egypt and world events of July 1902
Dispatches report a Cholera plague raging in Egypt while Senate plans move to Hawaii and San Francisco actions August 26. Boer War aftermath boosts Britain's marriage market as veterans wed. St Louis may host Prince and Chinese royal bloodlines. Canadian Pacific plans Halifax to Liverpool winter route and Liverpool to Quebec summer. Baron Coulertin predicts starry flag rise and swift US defense. King Edward reportedly ill. British cabinet cautious about coronation. Texas endures continuous rain six days, crops suffer, floods disrupt mails.
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Mitchell
Senate Committee
Hawaii
San
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Estland
Halifax
Liverpool
Quebec
Baron Coulertin
Washington
Edward
Texas
Cropa Sre
Ood
Pacific Northwest News: Mixed uptown and rural notices.
Arrests rise in Portland for selling fraudulent meat. Marion county farmers form a grain pool. Whitman county notes crop yield near last year. A 9 year old boy drowns in the Willamette near St Johns. A German woman dies at Portland Union Depot of heart failure. A murderers new trial denied. will be hanged Sept 16. Idaho pro prohibitionists foresee large future support. Three bicycle riders mistaken for Tracy gang turn out to be hunters. Riparia Lewiston railroad pushed to completion along Snake river. Forest ranger staffing deemed inadequate. Mazamas report Mount Adams trip a success with summit reachers. Western Passenger Association to run regular excursions for country merchants.
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Portland
Walde Hills
Marion County
Whitman County
Washington
Charley Oegles
Willamette River
St. Johns Yester
Union Depot
Gibson
Grant
Paas
Idaho
Riparia
Lewiston
Snake River
Northwest
Mount Adama
Arrivals at Hotel From Various Cities Listed
A roster of hotel arrivals shows guests from San Francisco Portland La Grange Spokane New York St Joe Walla Walla Eugene Athena Meacham Hale Arlington Colville and other locales. Names include Charlies H Green A Freeman Montague Wilson Brooks Hunt Livingston Caston Kloeckner Nylander Mossue Rickets Gelden Martin Pierce Scott Mester Inmann Jones Kahler Hilward King Gardner Deseere Fisk McGreen Cramer Thomas Perve Hilyard Brown Filloras and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
B. Martin
W. F. Martin
Portland
Robert D. Arnold
Nebraska
J. le Slough and Son
Pullman
K. E. Kilcore
la Grande
S. J. Scott
S F. Mester
K. W. Inmann
Eugene
M. M. Jones
Athena
Cunningham
CG. LL
Bowner
Minnie B. Pierce
D. J. Kahler
Perry
Winnie Hilward
Meacham
Bb. M. King
Spokane
F. J. Gardner
M. Deseere
Louis R. Scott
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Deafness Fix
An advertisement asserts a constitutional cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It promises recovery when the tube returns to normal, offers a $100 reward for cured cases of catarrh, and directs readers to send for circulars from Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney & UU
Toledo
Wrugglars
Toe
Unis
Dynamiting Fish Taints Waters Across County
Residents report widespread dynamiting of fish as a common fishing method near Milton. Men from the Washington side are blamed, while others say many streams statewide suffer fish deaths. Game warden T. B. Wells is away and cannot investigate until his return in a few days.
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Milton
Washington
T. B. Wells
Smallpox Reports Spread in North County
Smallpox in a mild form remains in the north end with cases in Freewater and Milton. Four cases are in Freewater and several families in Milton are affected. Origin unknown but early carelessness fueled concern. Quarantine active and stricter precautions to follow.
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Freewater
Milton
Farmer killed by rock fall near Colfax Washington
A farmer near Colfax Washington was struck on the head by a falling rock while waiting a well and died from the injuries. The incident occurred at the work site and local authorities began an investigation into the accident.
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Colfax
Wash
Indians Win Sixth Straight From La Grande 12 to 10
Pendleton Indians defeat La Grande 12 to 10 in a slugfest on Friday. Stovall Schmidt and Schills homer for Pendleton. Black and Rol Brown hit for La Grande. Stovall leads with a homer and two doubles. Attendance about 100 as the regatta is canceled in Astoria.
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Indians
la Grande
Pendleton
la Grande Boys
Bobby” Brown
Invincibles
Stovall
Schills
Schmidt
Black
Rol Brown
Pullers
Butt
Sehmaldt
Custner
Schils
Brown
Fay
Schmitt
Echills
Witner
Dowde
Shay
Menefee
Hays
McBirney
MecBirney
Schmilir
Adams
Wilner
Dams
Hay
Sheeen
Eenee
Shea
Sheeeeenee Thompson
Castner
Mevirney
Sneue
le Grande
Paine's Celery Compound Promised To Restore Strength In Heat
During the hot term the ad claims Paine's Celery Compound builds flesh and muscle, braces the nerves, clears the brain, and banishes headaches, nervous prostration, and sleeplessness. It pledges restoration of energy and improved mood with a bottle or two, calling it nature's summer renovator.
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Paine
Divorce Decrees Reported in Local Court
Two divorce decrees were granted by Judge BMWs in the local court. Parties Louisa George versus William George and Helena Benton versus Charles W. Benton were finalized. Noted lawyer Peter West secured the decrees amid hot weather. Mrs George is involved in divorce cases again, her second decree in under eight months.
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Pri
Peter West
Bmws
Louisa
George
William George
Helena A. Benton
Charles. W. Benton
Fruit Jars at Cost from The Standard Grocery
Fruit jars offered at cost as a closing out sale for Ma 80 n and vacuum fruit jars. Hurry, limited supply and sale ends soon. Located at The Standard Grocery.
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One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Egypt
Pacific Northwest News
Salem
The
Western Passenger Association
Middle West
Lest
P.C
Baker City
Walla Walla
Gold Diggers
Bakerites
Astoria
Boston
F.w.schmidt & Co
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb Sts
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Osc
Taylor
Victor
Jesse
Thompson Hardware CO
Polydore Moons
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