Unalaska losses and global notes from June 2 1902
The Alaskan reports up to 40 native deaths after a harsh winter near Unalaska, while Yokohama notes severe frost damage to silk districts and mulberry leaves. Indemnity for registered letters rises to 25 dollars from 10, with effective date July 1. Manila troops observe Decoration Day at the cemetery, and a 28 year old Indian tiger dies after a railway transport incident involving 30 draught horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unalaska
Yokohama
Manila
American Club
Goshen
Poughkeepsie
Pacific University Beats Oregon Agricultural in Close Dual Meet
Pacific University defeated Oregon Agricultural College 68 to 59 in a tight dual field meet on a perfect Saturday. The day featured close contests and strong performances across events as both teams pushed for early season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific University
Oregon Agriculture College
Dallas City
W. J. Ranch
Oregon City
Margaret Fletcher
Grangeville
Idaho
Mary A. Maddock
W. H. van Dusen
Yaquina
Tidewater
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland to Walla Walla
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests checking in from Portland to Seattle and beyond. Names include W. E. Glendening J. L. Dickson H. W. Loveland and many others from San Francisco Chicago Spokane and Boise. The roster notes guests from The Dalles Nashville and Grinnell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Loveland
Portland
G. H. Sommers
San Francisco
F. E. Green
George E. K. Michiner
H. & Rees
Spokane
J. L. Miller
Chicago
James Harpole
Colfax
Ib Cotton
Seattle
George Harris
A. Rod Grant
Walla Walla
Robert G. White
Philadelphia
F. S. York
Omaha
Jim Elder
BE. Jacobson
the Dalles
D. H. Cox
C. R. Burk
Pilot Rock
Dora Downing
Condon
Mrs. Thompson
L. Downer
Sam Lee
Bert Applegate
T. J Kirk
Athena
Houser
Ray Barton
George W. Done
William Folsom
G. W. Clover
H. D. Ebey
H. Cameron
Mary Hill
Perry Martin
L. L. Reynolds
Harry Cunningham
Moscow
Constan Duffy
la Grande
F. M. Lockwood
Helix
J. H. Learn
Dayton
D. C
Cheney swears oath for catarrh cure payment
Frank Cheney and W. Gleason testify in a case offering one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured. The sworn statement notes the remedy is Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken by mouth and acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Cheney endorses the product and its claimed efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Ty Oh
Cheney
W. Gleason
Chaript
Chio. Hall
World of Fashion Pure White Silk Mufflin Gown Feature
A New York fashion column surveys summer gowns and accessories. It highlights pure white silk mufflin gowns with transverse tucks, the chic fageting stitch, and cherry trim dress designs, plus silks in ecru with embroidered dots and various bodice treatments. It notes pearls, black cultured varieties, walking skirts in linen, and child wear with light fabrics, straw hats, and white stitching hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gotham
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gresonan
General News
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Pendleton
Pacific Northwest News
Seaside Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Albany
Junction City
Hurlburt-Nicklin Mercantile Company
The
W. ER. Glendening
John 8. Gurnee
J. L. Dickson
J. H. Chase
San Francis
Toledo
Pompadour
Eversidy
A. M. Shields
Chamberallures
Tallman & Co.'s
Boston
Thompson Hardware Company
Cory
St. George
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Association
Jesse
Wilton
Baker & Folsm
Happy To
Byers
Flo
Pendleton Roller Mus
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Polydore Moons
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