J Watts dead in London and other July 1902 notes
J Watts the famous jockey dies in London. Henry J Taylor a leading Iowa bar member dies at Ackland. Steamship Rosslyn Castle sails from New Zealand with 50 Boers returning to South Africa. King Victor Emmanuel and Foreign Minister Prinett will visit Berlin August 22. Anthracite coal may run short by mid September. Fire losses revised to 218,500 with Stewart Bros. and De Neon Bros. chief losers. General Perico del Gado arrested for alleged assassination. Servian cabinet crisis resolved as of July 24. Britain China trade treaty approved at Foreign Office. government to sanction finalization. German gunboat Panther sails to Caribbean. Gazelle attached to American station. Don Martinus, Mexican shepherd, shot near Copperton by miner California Red. second herder wounded but escaped. Steep surrenders to authorities, claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Watts
London
Henry J. Taylor
Iowa Bar
Ackland
New Zealand
Rosslyn Castle
South Africa
King Victor Emmanuel
Signor Prinett
Berlin
William
Tuseday Morning
Stewart Bros
de Neon Bros
Perico del Gado
Havana
Antonio Acosta
Baldomero Acosta
Vienna
Servian
Great Britain
China
Foreign Office
Panther
Caribean Sea
Gazelle
Caribbean
Don Martinus
Copperton
M. A. Steep
California
Steep
Battie
Hotel Arrivals List From Pendleton Matches Wide Traveler Spread
Hotel Pendleton hosts a long list of arrivals including A Sinsheimer Portland G M Sterud Lewiston William Maher Lewiston Co M Smith Lewiston Albert Penny Los Gatos J T Lamberth Will Fish Portland Walter J Ball Tacoma R Motley Milton C N Motley Silver City W X Casey San Francisco Louis Huneztker city Will E Pay city E J Brannick Portland J B Mullay Portland James Mutch Portland G E Wallace Kansas City J M Kinney MH Insley Portland J M Badley Charles C Watson Chicago J W Arrasmith Colfax William H A Johnson Helena Charles Langert Chicago Leo Ferguson Walla Walla Mrs James Rattigan Walla Walla A F Bernard Portland C L Downer Spokane F J Gardner Portland A W Davis Portland White Freewater W R R McRoberts Spokane Sam Lee Spokane A J Brown North Cove Charles Lander Walla Walla Joe Goodwin Walla Walla E K H Mangan Walla Walla F Mitchell La Grande Brown La Grande Thompson La Grande Shea La Grenade McGueckin La Grande Castner La Grande Adams La Grande McBirney La Grande Menefee La Grande Bolin La Grande Russell Le Grande Black La Grande Ray La Grande John F Dooley Baker City H Connell Umatilla J S Chandler B H Miller La Grande Hupp Baker City Wood Baker City Ferris Baker City Black Baker City Willard Baker City Brown Baker City L Mahaffey Baker City J Mahaffey Baker City Crafford Baker City Thomas Baker City Clemens Baker City Hosier Baker City Ryan Baker City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sinsheimer
Portland
G. M. Sterud
Lewiston
William Maher
Lewiston Co
M. Smith
Albert Penny
Los Gatos
J. T. Lamberth
Will Fish
Walter J. Ball
Tacoma
R. Motley
Milton
C. N. Motley
Silver City
W. X. Casey
San Francisco
Louis Huneztker
City
Wil
E. Pay
E. J. Brannick
J. B. Mullay
James Mutch
G. E. Wallace
Kansas City
J. M. Kinney
Insley
J. M. Badley
Charles C. Watson
Chicago
J. W. Arrasmith
Colfax
William H. A. Johnson
Helena
Charles Langert
Leo Ferguson
Walla Walla
James Rattigan
A. F. Bernard
L. Downer
Spokane
F. J. Gardner
A W. Davis
White Freewater
W RR
McRoberts
Sam Lee
A. J. Brown
North Cove
Charles Lander
Joe Goodwin
E. HK
Baker City
H. Connell
Umatilla
Chandler
B. H. Miller
la Grande
Hupp
Wood
Ferris
Black
Willard
Brown
L. Mahaffey
J. Mahaffey
Crafford
Thomas
Clemens
Hosier
Ryan Baker
Salem youths to reform school for thefts
Four young lads from Salem confessed to stealing junk and will be sent to the reform school. A clean-up of between 8000 and 390 is expected from the Winterville placers this year. Southern Pacific appoints guards to protect timber lands in its domain. A. B. Conley of Grande Ronde bought 20000 sacks of wheat yield. Alexander Baring of Londons Baring Bros inspecting mining interests in Baker County. Rock Point farmers pool wheat for higher prices. The Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club hosts the fourth annual open tennis tournament in Portland. Only 695469 acres remain unappropriated in the Oregon City district across 15 counties. Mrs. James Ebbert, pioneer of Lane county, dies of heart failure near Springfield. Amos D. James of Des Moines found dead in a cave-in near Medford. Gilbert Bros bank receiver reports $106800 claims with $10000 cash and other assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Reform School
Winterville
Southern Pacific
Kalamath Lake
A. B. Conley
Oregon City
James Ebbert
Lane County
Springfield
Amos D. James
Des Moines
Iowa
Medford
Cure Deafness Through Catarrh Treatment Claim
Advertisement claims deafness arises from mucus in the Eustachian tube and that healing the inflamed mucus surfaces cures the condition. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and offers circulars from F. J. Een & Co of Toledo Ohio, with Hall's Family Pills as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Een & Co
Toledo
Hall
Bids for Wood Sealed by Pendleton School District No 16
Sealed bids due August 1 1902 for delivery of 100 cords of four foot wood split between red fir and black pine. Seventy cords to the High School, twenty to Pields school, ten to The school room. Board may reject any bid. Payment in district school warrants. John Haile y clerk dated July 19 1902.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Pields
John Hailey
Fire at Digin Bunday Burns Four Horses Dead
A blaze swept through Digin Bunday night killing four horses. Firefighters battled flames and secured the scene as investigators began work on the cause. The owners reported no human injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digin
Local Inland Empire baseball clash draws heavy interest
Baker City and Pendleton face off this afternoon at Alta grounds in a highly anticipated Inland Empire League game. Both sides boast strengthened lineups with new East imports and local whirlwinds, as La Grande heads to Walla Walla for a four game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Pendleton
la Grande
Walla Walla
Alta Grounds
Indians
Baker
Walla Walls
Haker City
Ferris
L. Mahaffey
Hupp
Clemens
Cratford
Wood
Bluth
Brown
Thomas
Schilis
Fayss
Stovall
Schmidt
Hammond
Adams
Whiner
Rhea
Tavior
Hays
A Big Rabbit Drive Aimed At Reducing Pests
The Burnos Times-Herald reports support for a rabbit drive after haying to test effectiveness and spark replication. Ranchers seek drastic action to protect forage. salt treatment and a possible bounty are discussed as last resorts to curb rabbits and save farmers money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnos Times-Herald
Northern Montana Methodist Conference Opens in Great Falls
Large attendance of divines and laymen gathers in Great Falls for the Northern Montana M. E. Church conference with Bishop Merrill presiding. Morning services include the Lord's Supper, and Rev. W. A Winters delivers the annual missionary sermon this afternoon. Assignments to be announced later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falle
Mont
Montana
M. E. Church
Bishop Merrill
Chicago
M. E
W. A Winters
A Life of Desire Saps Strength and Happiness
A contemplative remark on how desire erodes happiness and dulls intellect by feeding chronic discontent, outlining the corrosive effect of unbridled craving on well being and judgment.
Penalties For Setting Fires Proclaimed By Governor Geer
Governor Geer issues annual warning against starting fires that could reach timber fences or crops. Malicious arson risks 20 to 1000 dollars fine or 3 to 12 months in jail for destroying property. Nonmalicious fires carry 10 to 100 dollar fines. U S wooded lands carry up to 1000 dollar fine or one year imprisonment. Half of any fine goes to the informer.
Rejected for Insurance Cured Then Accepted
An interview with Chas F Wacker discusses insurance denial due to diabetes. The subject reports cure, insurance reapplication, and improvement within two weeks. Fulton compounds are claimed to treat Bright's Disease and diabetes, with testimonials and price details from John J Fulton Co, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
F- Wacker
Sirth St
San Francisco
Althhough
Engelke
Bright
Pod
Minneapolis
Leipulte
Arene Tanet
Ight
Hincht
John J. Fulton Co
San Francisas
F. W. Schmid & Co
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Harvest
Baer
Daley
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Main Street
Eakast
Gregor
General News
Hotel
Pacific Northwest News
Alexander Baring
Baring Bros
Rock Point
The
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Gilbert Bros.bank
Harney County
Montana Methodists
Hesene Regier
Geer
F.w.schmidt & Co
G. Neuman
Ima
Merrick's
Ake
Boston
Taylor
Malin
Victor Poreh
Jesse F
the Thompson Hardware
Polydore Moons
Ula
Nnr
Harpy
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