Paderewski carries insurance after accident and other fires
The text reports Paderewski carrying 50000 accident insurance on fingers and hands. It lists the Fort Worth packing plant fire with 85000 insured value and 450000 loss, a San Francisco bay sailboat wreck with two deaths and three rescued, Kokomo Indiana ginas factory fire at 150000 loss, body believed in ruins from Rey Harbert, and a Moorish robbery and a Danish consul killed in Maxagan. Also mentions a Union Pacific derailment near Bugs Colorado with injuries, a Palmerton Louisiana bar fight where several were killed or wounded, a New York garage fire burning nearly 100 automobiles valued at 950000, building and miscellaneous equipment costs 75000, a brutal stabbing of James Sammons in Lauwsville Colorado, and news of Berinh Wilkins death at the Washington Post with succession by his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay
Alfred
Edwin Mohr
Kokoro
Ind
Rey Harbert
Maxagan
Grilieh View
Mandden
Denmark
Union Pacific Overland
Bugs
Col
Tom Carroll
Oscar Predericka
John Magee
F. A. Solleau
Palmerton
New York
James Sammons
Lauwsville
Sommons
Washington Post
Berinh Wilkins
Wilkins
Northwest News Roundup From Idaho to Oregon
A five foot mough was fatally hurt near Wallace Idaho and George Knight a deserter from Fort Wright was found dead in the Spokane river. The Great Northern plans a 300000 expenditure to improve holdings at Hillyard Washington. The Baker City hearing for Roy H Miller charged with wrecking the Sumpter bank starts June 15. A new company begins steps to build a railroad from Spokane to the Columbia river. George Trimble near Garfield Washington has a religious mania crisis. In 1900 Maine born residents in California Oregon and Washington numbered 26562. Ernest Tough 17 lost his left arm by bunkshot near Moscow Idaho. A planned conversion in Moscow June 16 expects officials from the national ampcsition to attend. P J Ford a newspaper pressman from Tacoma to Portland committed suicide near Linnton Station. Of 100 dairies near Portland only 84 met sanitary standards with two thirds of Portland tributary dairies not yet inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
George Knight
Fort Wright
Spokane
Great Northern
Hillyard
Wash
Roy H. Miller
Sumpter Bank
Baker City
Columbia River
George Trimble
Garfield
Maine
California
Oregon
Washington
Colfax
Ernest Tough
Bigamy Charge Against Wallowa County Man
A. M. Thompson of Wallowa County faces bigamy charges after marrying Nora Holmes while still legally married to a Baker County wife. He is bonded in $1000 and held for the coming term of the circuit court, with investigations indicating prior marriages and misrepresented divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon M. Thomtpeot
Koterprin
Wallowa
A. M. Thompson
Pendleton
Lainge
Thompson
Nora Holmes
Baker County
Justine Miller
Hole
woMe Mort Tn
George Wartarton
Coll Springs
Manil
Thompion
Hle
Oregon
Eesentia
A. Kunkel
Watlewa
Five Generations Living in One Family
Henry Latourelle of Montreal visiting with George Darveau and family, marking a rare five generation household. Latourelle plans a Portland trip with relatives, noting a long career in manufacturing in Montreal. The five generations span ages 2 to 75, with the matriarchs and matrilineal line detailed, and a recent photograph of the family fathers.
Arrests Reported as Indians Drink in City After Liquor Law Change
Police arrest 15 drunken Indians in the city after Supreme Court rulings legalizing liquor ownership by Indians on own land. Many Indians visited for a circus, with larger arrests than last year under prior rules. Also notes Bas ter plans a $26 000 brick building in Grangeville, Idaho, near completion of a brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Supreme Court
Polles
Tndlans
Niquor
Lewiston
Baster
Grangeville
Idaho
Hotel Arrivals List Mixed Dated Guests and Cities
The St George Mackie New York shows a long roster of arrivals including George C Mackie Jr J Peterson B Weston C Byrne J O Johnson and wife W E Witton Ki F Quike J J Burns and many others from Portland Seattle Spokane and beyond. The record reads like a travel directory with names towns and occasional titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Mackie
New York
George C. Mackie, Jr
J. Peterson
San Francisco
B. Weston
Berne
C. Byrne
Portland
J. O. Johnson
Colfax
W. E. Witton
Ki. F. Quike
Porttland
J. J. Burns
George
Rhinehart
Joseph Sthleentwumer
Spokane
D.C. Guernsey
Dayton
C. E
the Pentheton
Pallis
Robert Mableys
Rose City
J.P. Bayden
Moritani
WH. Moore
Lous
E. Loucks
St. Lewi
Martin Doles
Wheltrimten
J. Dodge
Waehlington
Charles G Contield
Clegehand
Wi Wootten
Iduditierr
Browne
Taonte Ty Maldwin
St Lavin
E. Kulnabure
New
Starbuck
George Stevens and Son
Glendening
A. Leeds
Goyd
Ontario
J. Schwartz
Sumpter
Milter
Seattle
J. W. Flynn
Bellinger
B. A
Dying of Consumption and Early 1900s Rail Excursions
A dated ad blends a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs with extensive 1905 rail excursion rates. It touts a cure for consumption through modern medicine, then promotes round trip fares from Washington to Chicago and other eastern terminals, limited sale dates June 14 15 16 17, 1905, with various stopover and return limits. It also lists agents Walter Adams B C Smith and EB Smith, plus convention travel to Milwaukee for Modern Woodmen of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers
Coursie
Mil
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Washington & Columbia River
Raiway Co
Northern Pacifice Faailway Co
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Towala
Chicago
Walter Adams
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Omaha
Council Biaffa
Sioux City
B. Cc. Smith
Modern Wood
Men of America
Milwaukee
Wis
Mit
EB. C. Smith
Smoke Good Pendleton Cigar Line Featured at Model Bakery
A full line of the Pendleton Cigar factory is sold at Model Bakery on Court Street. Fourteen distinct brands are offered, highlighting quality and selection for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Cigar Factory
Model Bakery
Court Stroet
Rockford Silverware Display and Local Masonry Notice
A Rockford jewelry house promotes Rockford silverware including tea sets and knives, while local Masonry events and a cathedral gathering are announced. The report mentions a boy found dead along a fence near a Wisconsin town, with details about the investigation and funerary rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
The Photographic Grant At Lawrence and Clark Fair
A report from the Oregon City Journal describes a photography incident at a fair. Mary Porter faced questions about her camera gear as she tried to photograph the event. A tripod was seized and later returned, while officials cited orders to prevent unauthorized photography on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Porter
Unis
Lewiston group to ship Idaho fruits to Portland fair
The commercial club committee met Friday evening to organize regular fruit shipments to the Lewiston and Clark fair exhibit in Portland. The first consignment will include Bing cherries and other fruits as the season progresses. Reports indicate the upper Snake river peach crop and Clearwater River highland areas escaped winter damage, promising an excellent peach and red fruit display, with vegetables and other products to follow summer shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Commercial Club
Idaho
Portland
Snake River
Highlands
Clearwater River
Lewleston Tribune
Death by Own Action Near Joseph
Word reached this OCRty Saturday afternoon that Julian Koplein, an aged German, was found dead on the farm of Alvin Rutger near Joseph. Coroner Seely and Dr. Anderson visited the scene. Dr. Seely reported it a plain case of suicide, death caused by the deceased’s drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Julian Koplein
Alvin Rutger
Seely
Anderson
Stolen Horses Hushed Amid Portland Investigation
Reported theft of several horses near North McKay and frame details from the Jo0 area as authorities widen a road project over botched gravel. Wagons and labor crews move to repair ranch routes while local farms warn of continuing losses in the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiroey
Frame
North McKay
Barney Creowner
Powdleton
Hemel
Maorkesat
Piaget
Great Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Cures
An old advertisement asserts kidney weakness leads to multiple health issues and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal remedy. It claims quick relief, urges readers to doctor kidneys first, notes bottles are sold in 50 cent and one dollar sizes, and offers a mail order pamphlet from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Hotel St George Corner Main and Weber
Hotel St George at the corner of Main and Weber details an urban lodging site with a notable address. The notice cites 174 Bloch and a Holt Mra Deeper as referenced elements linked to the property listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
WEBER
Bloch
The Golden Rule Hotel Remodels and Refurnishes
The Golden Rule Hotel announces extensive remodeling and refurnishing throughout. Steam heat and electric lights are installed. rooms described as neat, clean, and up-to-date with prompt service.
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Sher
Noles Wome Library
Frederick Nolf & Co
Fine Sta
General News
Paderewski
Pianer
Fort Worth
Northwest News
Moscow
P. J. Ford
Tacoma
Linnton
J. W. Bailey
Food and Dairy Inspector
E. T. Wade & Son
Fouiding
Pendleton, Or
Postoffice
A.M. Thompson
Emile
Dewees II
Jal
Latourelles
Henry Latourelle
Montreal
Canada
George Dar- Veau
Visi
St Louis
Latourelle
Puget Sound
Joseph L’eeperange
Tours Fleury
Mies
Juline Rork, Jr
Misa Laura SM
Rook
W. J. Cameron
Athena
D. M. Hart
City
J. H. Frice
Weston
Alice Westport
N. B. Kane
Willa Walla
Waomlward
Calleo
Ladiow” Kummer
Rihiz
the Fair Department Store
Winslow Bros., Jewelers, Opticians
P.O. Black
Masons
Ier Towen
Thre
Orogen Daily Journal
Toni Bode
Alii
St Maroenle
Wittow
Andere
Waliowa
Grant
Pe “Othlelal
Lawre and Clark Fairy
Oreson Citly
Hotel
George Darvead
the Golden Rule
the Bicker
W. Rr, Parker, Proprietor
Muites
Singh
Onvictions
Connectios
THE
Orrgom
Toome
C. Bowars
Hartford Fire Insurance
Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Fire* Insurance Co
Sieseues North British & Mercantile GO
Cateeveeneceersus
Royal Insurance Co
Frank Bclopton
East Court Stent
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