General Harvesting Troubles and Foreign Affairs Mentioned
The piece notes harvesting worries in Chinago with seven thousand workers laid off due to orders shortage. It cites Bristow on Cuban frauds and mentions Neely’s oim wanlements, Rathbone Mewsie removal, and reception of Toor delegates by President Loubet in Paris. It also touches on Iron Age views on steel, a Georgetown Kentucky trial, and U.S. China policy aligned with Britain in the final adjournment of Chiinese affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Neely
Youtwuy
Gowher
United State
Grwt
Britain
United States
Huntieh
Hay
Lord Sallebary
Miners and Ministers in Turbulent China and Oregon Notices
Reports describe a Portland funeral and multiple deaths from poison and suicide linked to guests at Lewiston and Portland hotels. Oregon Land Company activities in La Grande involve land sales and sugar plans. International dispatches from Washington and London recount the Pekin massacre aftermath and diplomatic tensions with China, including statements from Secretary Hay.
Farm Fire Destroys Grain and Equipment Near Walla Walla
A blaze at Krank Kier farm, 12 miles from Walla Walla on lower Waiteburg road, consumed ten acres of standing grain, 30 sacks of wheat, straw, feeder and derrick table. Four g.meli crew worked harvesting when a straw tack ignited from a tractor engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Krank Kier
Waiteburg Road
F. Melihee
Free Transit to State Pair for September Exhibits
Southern Pacific Rail announces free transportation for all state fair exhibits in September. A Portland report notes a forgery case tied to a former insurance agent, Bard, detained by city police after presenting a forged check using a signature of Frank Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Southern Pacific Rail Company
Oregon
HH. Bard
Femina
Raul Ble Life Insurance Company
Frank Porter
Carey Poly Magi
Burglars Fail in Attempt to Blow Open Oregon Rail Station
Burglars tried to blow open the safe at the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. station in Freewater Milton Oregon July 27. They bored through the ware door and tried the front door lock but fled when discovered, stealing two small cash packets and ransacking the office. local mills offices were entered with little value taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. N
Freewater
Milton
East Oregonian
O. R. N. Dafe
Poncokated Eagleourig Mills
Railroads Fail to Agree on Trade Divisions
Western railroad leaders met in Chicago to harmonize rates and trade distribution in the northwest. The Northern Pacific refused consent to any fixed division of trade. The Great Northern reportedly displeased with the plan put forth by the other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Fire Losses Mount After Town of Mick Ley Burned
A July 27 fire in Mick Ley Waeh caused extensive losses including the Standant hotel and Hanks livery stable with damages totaling around 84400. Other affected properties and goods were reported, with economic impact noted for local merchants and a period of disruption following the blaze. In New Orleans authorities pledge control amid unrest after a fatal shooting of Thomas Mabry and the killing of a woman during mob activity.
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Tavemt
Mickley
Waeh
Standant
Hanks
A. S
Parves
Summit Saloon
A. T. Rogues
Naloon
Martin Grau
Merchandine
New Orleans
New Orlen
Viele
Thamal Mabry
Atol
Liberal reform turmoil and a judge’s death noted in July reports
The July 27 dispatches report Liberal war strain with heavy casualties and threats of hostilities amid political rights disputes. Also noted is Judge Krasnosky’s death in Oregon at age 70 and General Sternberg announcing 100 more medical officers sought for service in the Philippines and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordiow
Blanghal
Tao Tiy
Sincox
Taylor
Pekin
Mise Gould
Morris
Olive
Yanan Yenterday
State Department
Colon
Mendoza
Allan
Sternberg
Philippines
China
Wheat Markets Report and Teacher Certification Dates
The report covers July 27 wheat prices in Chicago and New York with notes on futures and market strength. It also lists dates for teachers’ certificate examinations announced by County Superintendent J F P Nowlin, detailing state, county, and primary certificate schedules in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Kay & Co
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Liverpunl
Yeaterday
Oelm
Hilon
Bryan’s Notification Speech Focuses on Imperialism
The article notes William Jennings Bryan plans a notification speech in Lincoln on July 7 1900 stressing imperialism as the paramount issue alongside the money question. It mentions party platform emphasis and pending acceptances, with related political commentary and a July 27 briefing from Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Lincoln
Wood
Bryan Sand
Tadianapotle
Alee
Funeral of J. W. Gourdane Reported in Missouri County
The funeral for J. W. Gourdane was held at nine in the morning at a local church with Rev. Clary delivering the obituary. Pallbearers included Joe Noll and J. B. Medill for the Woolen, Charles McParland, J. Kramer for the Artisans, and George Done and William Polewu for the other group. An inquest at La Grande concluded Gourdane was likely riding a saddle horse when frightened by a thunderstorm, causing a fall that led to fatal brain injury. another rider sustained injuries but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.b.hiareh
Routh
J. W. Gurdane Wan
Mr. Clrny
Ohl
Joe Noll
J.B. Medill
Charles McParland
J. McKramer
Artimans
George Done
William Polewu
J. W. Tivedane
Peewee
Missouri
Irbo
la Grande
Thease
Giordane
Oma
Urdane
Palot dealer plans half interest sale to Portland buyer
Lane and partner aim to sell a half interest to Al Vietehin of Portland. Pendleton move signals future residency and family relocation. Chamberlain’s remedies advertised by Tallman & Co promise refunds if not satisfied. touted as universal cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
Lane
Ban
Thle Etare Ta al Vietehin
Portland
Algen Palotor
Dawator
Pleteher
Pendleton
Me Lane
Jane & Fletcher
Chamberlain's Colle
Banner Salve Heals Wounds, Claims Vast Recovery from Kooppan’s
A claim from Kooppan's Pharmacy asserts Banner Salve heals all wounds and removes pain, describing the list of wounded as very large and the healing as complete. The wording resembles an advertisement or medical patent claim from a historical period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Kooppan
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General News
Frederick Nolf
Jane
Palin
Pa Cus
Mas Hicks Toliow
Ole
Warner
Aaa
Bediiegae
Weekly Examiner
Relite
Alexander & Hexter
The
Boston
Suiminge Vasa
Worth &E Tee
Gilowor
Theak
Mo's
Orien
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner
WiNeLow
Winslow & Head
Alta
Pendleton Ukiah
Nuoton & Carnes, Prop's
Mandleton
Pict Kook
Nye
Alba
Ukiah
Pan- Tal
Wallman & Coty Drug
Chas. H. Fletcher
FBI
Pacific Northwest News
Samuel W. Staver
Staver
Lewiston
Jock Menderson
Adi
Edward Beck
Kitty Tira
Satie Calhoun
Texas
Calhoun
D. Eh. Deakine
Clackamas Station
Clackamas County
Oregon Land Company
Honde Valley
Cow. Nibley
George Stoddard
Andy Caveey
David Koclon
Provident
Oregon Sugar Company
Aid Fudge Deg
Ogden
Morekelie
Tao Ting
Prince Ching
Prince Tuan
Sigeestion
Dekio
Lem Pekin
London
Shanghai
Tien Tain
Pao Ting
Berlin
Tien Twin
Miowanger
Pok
Prince Tuai
Forbidden City
Tay
Yau
Tien Tein
Atute Department
Li Ming Chang
Goodnow
Li Heng Chang
Ataw Department
Mrederick
Shemerbaton
Ncels
Karl
Bebik
Ana
S.C. Wells 4& CO
Lenoy
SOLI
Tellmen & Co
Drageiets
Joe Basler
North German Lloyd Steamship Co
the Paper of the People
Bos Garces
Miss Yamena
Debpaln Baek
Nome
Seattle
Cape Nowe
Lady Wilson
South Africa
Duke of Marlborough
Rarah Wilson
Waterloo Station
Buckley
Ther
Judge Shattiuck
Jidge Krasnos
Bhattuck
Jarfete
Heeno
Tas
Vermont
Korthrosieielve Lorne
Cowerin
Ware
Kat Featielew
Bryan
Vyoulsey
Gieorgetown
Powers
W. HL
Wagner
Williamebn
Powere
Youtney
Ciovbel
Moana Ul Dee
Greebel
Vouteen
Spain
Matheil
Unitel States
Sibala
Cayanea
Puneral
J. W. Gourd
Odd Fellows
Articans
Woodmen
Foley
Cote
Sure
Peerecont
Pheumonia
J. Mae
Morppens Pharmacy
Pendledpon, Oregon
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