Extradition Denied for Nicaraguan Refugees. Lipton Cup Arrives
In this dawn edition dated Saturday June 14 1902 the United States refuses Nicaragua's extradition request for Nicaraguan political refugees. Costa Rican congress discusses a constitutional amendment to grant shipbuilding rights. Staten Island dockyard project aims for a vast facility on the eastern shore. Henri Maurice Cannon, the heaviest man, dies at 52 in San Francisco from heart disease after a dramatic weight gain. The Sir Thomas Lipton cup arrives in Chicago and is handed to Columbia Yacht Club for July races. Tom Gorman, a rancher near Cody Wyoming, is killed by his wife and his brother after uncovering a suspected affair. both suspects are jailed at Basin.
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United States
Nicaragua
Staten Island
Henri Maurice Cannon
San Francisco
Chicago
Custom House
Columbia Yacht Club
Tom Gorman
Broken Back Creek
Cody
Wyoming
James Gorman
Gorman
Basin
Port land academy closes 332d year and portCargo totals drop
Pacific Northwest News reports Bishop Scott Academy in Port land completes its 332d year. Aberdeen to coastwise and foreign ports shipments of lumber total 9,542,090 feet in May, down nearly 1,000,060 from April. Dr Mueller of Oregon Smelting & Refining orders materials for a smelter so no delay when he arrives from the east. A V Eckelsen of the soldiers' home suffers paralysis, unconscious. Eckelsen helped locate the Corvallis & Eastern and held a similar post with the Northern Pacific. Union County Pioneer Association sets July 1 as Pioneer Day in the Cove with related events through July 4. Governor Geer to speak. George Q Carey of Omaha has purchased 1899 head from Harney and Crook counties. delivery June 22 to Heppner, Durkee and Ontario.
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Bishop Scott Academy
Portland
Aberdeen
Wash
Man
Mueller
Oregon Smelting & Refining Company
A. V. Eckelsen
Hotel Arrivals at The Pendleton and Beyond
A long roster lists hotel arrivals with many names and cities including Harris of Portland, Henry Blackman of Heppner, J J Burns of Portland, H Lazen of Chicago, Lizzie Simpkins of Darton, A E Helmer of Enterprise, J H Robertson of Portland, Charles Green of San Francisco, D Bonard of Chicago, Miss M Bryan, B Martin of Seattle, George Stevens of Spokane, J A Manzies of Portland, R Moralds of Co., E H Burke of Portland, W R Moralds, F J Gardner of Portland, Carrie Hathaway of Nebraska, and numerous others from Seattle, Spokane, Everett, Ione, Roseburg, and more, all staying at The Pendleton or nearby hotels.
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H. Tuggy
San Francisco
Charles H. Green
A. Roderick Grant
Portland
A. TD. Spencer
D. Bonard
Chicago
M. Bryan
B. Martin
Seattle
W. C. Williams
J. A. Manzies
George Stevens
Spokane
H. Donley
A. Sinsheimer
B. McClellan
Pomeroy
J. E. Howard
Henry Hoff
C. F. Drake
T. J. Kirk
Athena
C. L. Davis
Palo Alto
Carrie Hathaway
Nebraska
E. H. Burke
W. R. Moralds. Co
Moralds
Shay
James Baldwin and
F. J. Gardner
E. Glock
Ione
L. S. Fartin
Roseburg
F. €. Sefrock
Everett
W. Pringle
A. LeBean
H. Spencer
F. McRae
G. Mahan
A. McKay
H. George
A. DeRush
A. Gallagher
R. N. Hyner
Tone
George Cox
W. Davis
Gribble
Walla Walla
William J. Moore
Vaughan
E. L. McNeil
Detroit
R. C. Hagar
Bingham
Gertrude Kloepziz
F. R .Forest
California
G. D. Galley
Fiithy Temples in India Promoted Cleanse
An advertising blurb promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills to cleanse the system. It claims the pills give lively livers, active bowels, good digestion and appetite. Sold for sevenoe at Talman and Co's drug store.
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India
Dr. King
Talman & Co
Walker Wins Wheat Case Against Northwestern Warehouse
The case of J. M. Walker versus Northwestern Warehouse Company concluded with a jury verdict in favor of Walker. He receives judgment for the full amount claimed, 64 cents per bushel on 1220 sacks of wheat, plus $50.60 special damages for collection expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Walker
Northwestern Warehouse Company
Mr. Walker
Toutach's Dinner Set Offer Ends July 1
Shopper notice offers guild stamps toward a dinner set at Toutach's with a sale deadline of July 1. Limited time promotion invites collectors to redeem stamps for tableware bundles.
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Toutach’s
Pendleton Academy to Retain Forbes as Principal and Restructure
Pendleton Academy trustees re elected four members and kept Professor F. L. Forbes as head. The board outlined a new running basis with funds handled by trustees, set salaries, and improved finances, aiming for growth and a new academy building with a Chicago Board aid decision due soon.
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Forbes
The
Pendleton Academy
Commercial Club
Lot Liverore
Portland
E. P. Hill
Robert Eakin
Union
W. H. Bleakney
Elgin
Jackson
Robert Eaken
Lot Livermore
James A. Fee
Presbyterian Church
Oregon
Academy
Chicago Board of Aids
Yellow Kids faced by Athena crowd over Pendleton game
Athena residents urge clean play and courtesy at future baseball showdowns with Pendleton. They criticize certain Pendleton actions, strain in the rivalry, and question gate receipts if the Yellow Kids visit Athena. Pendleton’s team is praised, though some players are blamed for rowdy behavior.
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Ziegler
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Vednesday
Ziexters
Osburn
Ager
Citzens
Osborn
Athena
Depot
Ashena
Athena Press
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One-Price Clothiers
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Walker
Board OF Trustees
Everette
Cuticura
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Association
W. J. Clark & CO
Court Street
Hill Military Academy
Portland, Oregon
Air Miliary Acade Marshall Snd
Boston
Omo Dr'ss
Lyons
Iday
Corraic
Thompson Hardware
Jesse Failm
Wilton
Baker & Folsom
Polydore Moons
Solomon
Wasabi
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