Dr Fairchild dies suddenly at 54 in Boise
Dr M Fairchild of Emmett died suddenly in Boise of cerebral thrombosis aged 54. He practiced in Boise from 1890 to 1900 and was famed as one of Idaho’s finest physicians. Other items note the Ohio socialist convention sympathy for Moyer Pettibone and Haywood, and business news from New York court.
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BR. M. Fairchild
Emmett
Bolee
Hboise
Idaho
Ohio State Socialist Convention
Moyer, Pettibone
Haywood
Harry Wells
Senator Foraker
Daniél Frederick Shriner
Payton
Ohio
Wll
Western Transit Company
Holt
United States
New York
Northwest News Highlights From Washington State Items
Reports from Yakima Chewelah and Wallowa detail high school and electric plant contracts with costs 44999 24060 and 15000 set for completion in October. Births May Seattle 242 vs 147 year prior. a fatal accident at Cranbrook. Robberies near Jordan Valley. sheep and cattle shipments Baker County Spokane to Alaska. A fire at Wolf Creek. Idaho first corporation license fee. jute mill output 228000 bags. 808 convicts on rolls.
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Gibson & Smith
Yakima
Chewelah
Wash
Washington State Library Association
Seattle
Cranbrook
B. C
Frederick W. Stringall
Canadian Pacific
H Quackenbush
John Wett
Albert Jordi
Frank Rinz
South Mountain
Jordan Valley
Malheur County
Wallowa County
John Fleming
Montana
Baker County
Louie Leifer
Ti Ok
Vancouver
Pomeroy
Watch
Spokane
Alaska
Idaho
Hastings
Fall Creek
Washington Penitentiary
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Warning Phrase
Fragmentary OCR reads warn against catarrh ointments claiming harmful or deceptive remedy. Text incomplete but signals caution to readers about false cures. No clear names, dates, or places available in the readable portion.
Heney to Resume Land Fraud Probes in Oregon
Federal court tasks include trials of land fraud cases tied to ex-Congressman Binger Hermann ex-Senator W S Steiner ex-state senator Robert A Booth and others. Francis J Honey plans a Portland return to press these cases in July as funds and summer court recess loom. Bristol cites witness fund limits and pending docket for Heney to lead once funds allow.
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Binger Hermann
John H. Hull
W. W. Steiner
Robert A. Booth
Portland
Francis J. Honey
San Francisco
Schmitz
Oregon
United States
Bristol
Heney
Bay City
Department
Marshal Reed
Furniture Trust
Grand Jury
Department of Jusice
Cole
Welshingto
Hop Prospects Bright in Oregon Crop Outlook
A. I. Pritchard of Independence Oregon told the Imperial Hotel that hop crops look favorable for the coming season despite a dry period. He noted recent growth in new yard plantings supports a strong output near last year’s Oregon figure of about 155000 bales and mentioned timber sales and a Beaver Creek tract of 872 acres yielding around 40 million feet.
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A. I. Pritchard
Independence
Oregon
Imperial Hotel
Portland Daily Journal
Pritchard
George T. Hall
Eugene W
Pritchard Owde
Beaver Creek
Muddy River
Willamette
Iron Trades Council ratifies 18 month labor pact
San Francisco reports the Iron Trades Council last night ratified an agreement reached May 21 between employees and the men. Workers return to same hours and wages for 18 months. From December 1, 1908, daily work is cut by 10 minutes every six months until an eight hour day is in effect from June 1, 1901. About 20,000 men resume work immediately. machinists may still sign.
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San Francisco
Committee of the Iron Trades Council
I' Ie
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K. M. Landis
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John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Vollva
Green Bedford
Warrison County
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Northwest News
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A. L. Tillisch
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