London gale kills Alderman in derailment at water works site
A heavy London gale demolished coronation stands and felled trees while Alderman Andrey Kelly was killed and Surveyor Carl Linquist seriously hurt in a Saturday runaway. A Denver dispatch notes the incident occurred during an inspection trip for a water works project.
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London
Denver
Andrey Kelly
Carl M. Linquist
Gran Chaco
South America
Exploring
Marivallis
Rincind de la Vieja
Lake Nicaragua
Pittier
Martinique
Crook County School Population and Land Seizures Highlight Northwest News
The Crook county annual school report shows a population of 1262, up 85 from last year. Great Central Railroad plans terminal sites at a large tract seized near Marshfield. Five mile limit land sales on the Fort Hall reservation halted due to high government prices. Irrigation boosts desert land productivity, and ex Governor J McConnel of Idaho was injured in a Cheyenne rail accident. Sheriff Withers returns to Eugene with Bert Heaton, wanted for murder in Junction City. William Buchanan injures himself hunting near Daker City. doctors hope to restore the nose. Carlson dies after fist fight in Portland over two girls.
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Mme
Edmund Sempis
Louise Rutherford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paris
Anneccylake
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Funston
Crook County
Great Central Railroad Company
Marshfield
Fort Hall
School Land Lessees Meet in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City July 28: school land lessees gather to form a territorial and permanent organization. They aim to secure sale of school lands with lessees having preference to purchase and to protect improvements made on the lands.
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Oklahoma City
O. C
Oklahoma
Man in Oregon Flees City With Fair Haired Damsel
Artie Anderson, once trusted clerk in Juniper school district, disappears from Pendleton with Alice Dandley after selling farm assets and draining local funds. He travels east then to Portland, leaving mortgageed stock and farm equipment to be sold by sheriff on August 8. Authorities note no criminal charges pursued and expect possible settlement with his wife.
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Portland
Artie Anderson
Anderson
Umatilla County
Juniper
California
Alice Dandley
Dandley
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh is curable only by constitutional remedies. It asserts the Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and promises one hundred dollars for an incurable case, offering Hall's Catarrh Cure and free circulars. It mentions J Cheney Co of Toledo and Vall’e Famile Pile as products.
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Nole
Hall
Fruit Jars at Cost at The Standard Grocery
The Standard Grocery announces closing out Mason and vacuum fruit jars. Limited stock remains as the store urges customers to buy now before supplies end.
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One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Tabast
Gresonvan
J. Pray
W. Brown
Minneapolis
E. D. Wilson
New York
H. W. Loveland
C. D. Gabrielson
Salem
W. D. Chamberlain
N. A. Leach
E. B. Coman
T. E. Gerould
A. D. Chase
M. H. Patton
Spokane
J. D. Melcher
Starbuck
Heatfield
T. W
H. B. Cotton
Lee Cunningham
B. Applegate
E. Grimes
Everett
L. T. Sebolt
Long Creek
Houser
J. W. Stough
Kansas City
J. L. Chandler
Ike Keeney
L. C
Edwards
Walla Walla
Hawley
Starkells
Gatch
Titus
Swindells
Shea
Crall
Hurlburt
Treadway
H. B. Strong
Julius
J. Y. Helfricht
E. B. Evans
Heppner
J. B. Beaver
Gurdane
George Kiichberg
J. E. Miller
la Grande
C. K. Jenkins
Missouri
George Scott
Charles Mason
Towa
Willam A. DeWitt
Crawford
Idaho
R. E. Storey
McMinnville
Fred Lockley
Jr. Salem
Pacific Northwest News
J. McConnel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sherif Withers
Eugene
Bert Heaton
Bert Ray
Ray
Benton Tracy
Junction City
William Buchanan
Daker City
Frank Carlson
George Baldwin
Carlson
Mr. Anderson
Atte
Saas Tn
Beata Howto
Tee Deve
F.w.schmidt & Co
THE
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Boston Stor
Taylor
Hardware
Malin
Vieter
Jesse
Thompson Hardware CO
Polydore Moons
Ats
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