Everett Triumph Over Walla Walla In Weekend Game
Everett defeated Walla Walla 5 to 3 in a well played game with Schock earning praise for 12 strikeouts. Walla Walla had six hits and six errors, while Everett had eight hits and two errors. The report notes a large weekday attendance and mentions Whitman college alumni events, city high school commencement, and local marriages and deaths alongside humorous commentary on umpiring and baseball etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Walla Walla
Everett
Schock
Alumni Association of
Whitman College
Billings Hall
Oscar Drumheller
Marvin Evans
Luin Hingate
P. M. Winans
Opera
City High School
F. M. Burke
Deadly cyclone at McLean dance in 1902
Frightful Friday night in McLean Illinois as a cyclone struck the dance hall killing several and injuring many. The event follows reports of other disasters including an oil strike at Red Fork and a collapse in St Louis injuring workers.
Hotel Arrivals at The Pendleton
A list of guests and arrivals at The Pendleton hotel detailing names, locations, and companions from Spokane Philadelphia Portland San Francisco St Paul Silver City Republic Newark Mullan New York Chicago Omaha Baker City Athena and other places reflecting the period's guest roster. Contains numerous individuals and paired spouses or guests with varied cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Mossn
Spokane
George McNamara
Philadelphia
M. S. Marks
Portland
W. W. Robinson
W. G. Berden
San Francisco
George MacGilvery
J. B. Crossfield
St. Paul
George Harris
Martin Doty
Miss St. Clair
Silver City
J. Wallock
Republic
A. Hemphill
Newark
George W. Long
Charles Wallace
Joseph
John Hendrickson
Mullan
M. Mitrosky
New York
J .Davis
H. C. Grege
R. H. Eaton
Ed Blackburn
Omaha
F. J. Ginger
H. Mish
W. C. Witzel
Andrew Nylander
J. C. Lonergan
Tacoma
M. M. Chapman
Colorado
Willamette Professor Resigns Latin and Greek Chair
The resignation of Professor W. P. Drew from the chair of Latin and Greek at Willamette University has been accepted. The Oregon National Guard encampment at Albany is scheduled for June 17 to 27. Frank Baly, alias Frank Roberts and Frank Williams, a noted desperado, was captured in Red Butte country after a pitched battle in which he was shot in the shoulder. Weather improves crop prospects with good outlook for wheat and oats. Mrs. Fred Miller and child of Butteville injured in a Woodburn runaway. child has rib fracture but both expected to recover. Logan Stillwell drowned at Daugherty Slough. Matti Jarvi murder case delayed. witnesses have gone to Alaska for fishing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Drew
Willamette University
Oregon National Guard
Albany
Frank Baly
Frank Roberts
Frank Williams
Red Butte
Aijpany
Fred Miller
Butteville
Woodburne
Logan Stillwell
Daugherty Slough
Filthy Temples in India Urge Cleanse with Pills
An ad-like piece argues temples are polluted by a body’s constipation and promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills to cleanse the system. It claims the pills provide liver vitality, active bowels, better digestion and appetite. Available for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Multiple Obituaries Reported in Baker and Nearby Areas
North West Dead Michael McKinney aged 67 died Wednesday at Durkee Baker County Remains sent to Portland for interment Miss Maud Barnes died Wednesday at her father John Barnes Baker City heart failure age 19 Alice Jory died six miles south of Salem June aged 60 years 2 months Oregon pioneer came to state in 1878 Edward H Niles popular young man of Pomeroy died Wednesday at Walls Walla after having tee dienes but even one hae upon his system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McKinney
Durkee
Baker County
Portland
Maud Barnes
Baker City
John Barnes
Alice Jory
Salem
Oregon
Edward H. Niles
Pomeroy
Walls Walla
Apology to Umpire Maskrey Over Game Remarks
A writer retracts harsh criticism of umpire Charles A Maskrey for the Berkley Pendleton baseball game. He apologizes publicly, praising Maskrey's knowledge and apologizing for any insult, promising to avoid future hostile remarks and to wear a muzzle in reports when Maskrey officiates behind the pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Maskrey
Chas. A. Maskrey
Virulent Cancer Cured by Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Salve
G W Roberts of Elizabeth West Virginia reports an old man with incurable cancer cured after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Salve. The tonic and salve allegedly expel poisons, heal blood diseases skin eruptions ulcers and sores. Tallman Co. sells Bitters for 50 cents and Salve for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
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One-Price Clothiers
Goast
Superior Court
James Baldwin
Umatilla County
Billa Marchcroft
Brents
Baldwin
Hare
Richard Ferrell
Mr. Ferrell
Ireland
Max Die
Teason
Empire
Petast
General News
McLean, IL
Red Fork
IL. T
Indian Territory
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Pine
Nineteenth Streets
St. Louis
Clark's Natatorium
Harry Adams
United States
England
Washington
Momotombo
Santa Maria
Lake Manacua
Nicaragua
Bassick and
Hector
Silver Cliff
Col
Bassick
Custer City
West Cliff
The
Pendleton
George P. Craig
Frank B. Reno
Lee L. Thompson
E. H. Thompson
J. A. Heary
Athena
Bert Applegate
H. L. Randall
Nebraska
Dora Williams
Emma Williams
J. C. Russell
E. M. Temple
City
B. A. Morton
Shadduck
HA. W. West
F. H. Crombie
C. ©. Garrett
Salt Lake
W. H. Slackney
Summerville
Joe Ziengib
William Brobstedt
Wallace
J. W. Herod
Texas
J. Stimson
William Fellows
Idaho
T. Drake
T. J. Kirk
C. L. Davis
Palo Alto
Carrie Hathaway
E. H. Bourke
Pacific Northwest News
Matti Jarvi
Astoria
Alaska
India
Northwest Dead
Mr. Maskrey
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Association
Hill Military Academy
Droge
McA
Cate
Boston
Cape
New Lyons Silk
Pongee
IDAY
Liberty
Corraics
Thompson Hardwar
Jesse Fai
Allright
Baker & Folsom
Ett
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Polydore Moons
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