Strike Looms for 16.04 Rockmen Near New York City
A strike of 16.04 rockmen and ex cavators around New York City hinges on a wage raise dispute. A bank president’s wife in Minneapolis suffered severe injuries from a folding bed. A Los Angeles businessman drowned off the coast in surf, possibly from cramps. A Chinese laundryman in New York killed a white woman in his shop, police halted a lynching. A San Francisco drug clerk faces arrest over a fatal carbolic acid incident after a buyer died. Lexington Ky orders city supplies to be labor union made when possible, else by nonunion. Phoebe Hearst withdraws large California benefactions over perceived rough treatment of her son at a state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
A. M Woodward
Minneapolis Sam Side Bank
F. W. Horner
Los Angeles
Sing Weng
New York
Lene
Charlies F. Large
San Francisco
John McCann
McCann
Lexington
Resson
California
Phoebe Hearst
Pacific Northwest News Flash From Seattle and Surrounding Areas
A set of brief items reports Seattle street improvements, a Astoria man passing West Point exam, a jockey found wandering near Eslam a, a farmer killed in a runaway near Union, Mormon women’s clubs withdrawing from the national federation, Susie and Lena Zennan abducted by a gambler using the name F E Smith, Charles Jones of The Dalles alive after skull injury, Sumpter Valley railroad work to reach Prairie City and John Day, burglars loot Orion saloon Spokane, a boy drowns in Port Neuf river, a newborn found dead at Volunteer Park Seattle, and the Rinehart family reunion planned for Summerville on June 24-26 with 75 expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Frederick Harker
Astoria
Tj Emntrance
West Point
J. Sullivan
Eslama
Seth W. Brace
Union
Susie
Lena Zennan
Septic
F E Smith
Charles Jones
Dalles
Sumpter Valley
Prairie City
John Day Country
Orion
Spokane
Raymond Fulton
Port Neuff
Pocatello
Volunteer Park
Rinehart
Oregon
Summerville
Four acres good orchard and house bargain offer
Three big bargains list parcels in Oregon near Medford area with varied acreage. Four acres with good orchard and house or six acres with 400 bearing fruit trees and water system. Eight acres with house barn and 100 bearing trees. Prices range from 2250 to 5000 dollars per listing, all tied to a local realty firm E T Wade & Bon.
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Oregon
E. T. Wade & Bon
Pioneer times and first crops in Pendleton history
Stanton Stonebraker, born April 26 1861 in Pendleton, recalls early city days. He arrived with ox teams from Page County Iowa in 1860, plowed the first Pendleton field in 1861, and raised the first oats on the present Weston site while also operating a stage station and yoke business nearby.
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Rugg Place
Jerome Stonebraker
Pendleton
Weston
H. Stonebraker
McKay Creek
Umatia
Wee
Oregonian
Mr Stonebraker
Omatilla
Main Street
Stonebraker
Stonebaker
Sie
Umatilla County
California
Page County
Iowa
Umatilla
Dalles
Tragedy on the rails and a caterpillar battle
A. M. Brean of Creed Colorado dies near Dorkee after being struck by a train. Coroner reports evidence suggesting death by own action. Remains transported to Baker City. A Seattle caterpillar invasion prompts city park workers and state inspectors to combat tent caterpillars in Pierce and King counties. Horticultural inspectors and fruit growers lead the campaign. Also notes pension for Vice Admiral Makaroff's widow.
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A. M. Bryan
Cree
Colorado
Dorkee
Snow
O Ro & N
A. M. Brean
Creed
Baker City
Home Insurance Company
Seattle
Park Board
State Trust
Pierce
King Counties
State Horticultural
Whatcom County
Saunders
City Park Board
von Heiderbeck
Cass
Brown
Speakeaman-Review
Hotel Arrival List Reveals Wide Guest Roster
A dense hotel arrival list shows names and homelands across multiple cities. Notable guests include J A Abrams Minneapolis Juline Groes Portland W E Ware New York G S Youngman Portland and many others with indeterminate affiliations. The item ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills amid local business notes.
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J. A. Abrams
Minneapolis
Juline Groes
Portland
W. E. Ware
New York
G. S Youngman
BE. B. Coman
Portland Co
Willis
Boston
E. B. Colby
A. Roderick Grant
Mae Rae
Freewater
R. A Leeds
Spokane
S&s
Hamilton
H. L. Morey
F. L. Ramen
Athena
J. M. Henderson
Starbuck
Charles Williams
City
T. H Smith
San Francisco
George A. Krause
Walla Walla
A Livingston
FH. Stocker
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pacific Northwest News
HM. Stonebraker
Mersey
Amel
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Seal Hall
Cheney & Co
Makaroffs
Pene Preme
The
St. George
J. E. Thompson
M. W. Briggs
J. H. Stiff
Kelsey
Reimelbaum
Kansac City
J. C. McClain
Butte
Johnson Seattle
S. D
Tonlon
McRee
J. M. Melennan
M. Baum
Adam Appell
L. W. Barnes
Natlan
E J. Keller
F H Haradon
J. ©. Hiatt
Tacoma
Fred H. Brown
Colfax
EB. Richardson
Pomeroy
W. B Williamson
H. A.richardson
Helix
Colin V. Dement
R. Burns
Miss Green
Republic
Myrtle Dukette
Salem
George McGilvers
E. J. Garver
Wella Walla
J.C Gray
Senttt
HOF
Bourton
Greenville
George C Mills
San Prancince
Bickers
FG. Metntwell
Orvil Glimore
Wasco
Shar
M. Davis
Topeka
M. M. Trimmer
Minnie Sqtires
Rennie Huffmaster
W. M. Willaby
Q. A. West
Palouse
RK. Erno
Denver
Baker Cire T
Zack
Lyon
FAI
Jweep
Cooper
Sullivan @ Bond
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
the State Saloon
E. Russell & Co
Glenn Winslow
Beck
Jlin
A. Nolt
Restaura
Gus Lafontainen
Canty’s
Palmo
Pruggists
Main and Court Pendleton
Oreg
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