Compnay payouts and deaths across several states
The Lewiston creamery paid 7500 for cream in Mary. Bert Ward, 45, an aeronaut, fell from his parachute and died at Monroe S D. Frank Doty, Ballard Lumber superintendent, killed at Bay View Washington between logs. Nine bond propositions totaling 911,200,000 passed in St. Louis for municipal improvements including a 3.5 million free Mississippi River bridge. Ned Watson beat his employer near Pocomake and was killed by a mob. Irish bridge firms fined 500 each after convictions at Sandusky. Laurence W. Bechtel to answer for manslaughter of Frank Riordan in San Francisco. Cholera in the Philippines shows 4092 cases and 2114 deaths since last August. Washington Socialist nominees listed with E F Martin and A L Hughes as supreme judges and others for Congress. Warden Rees supports doubling size of jute mill at Walla Walla. Keeslee taking 200 orders on file for sacks.
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Lewiston
Monroe
Bert Ward
Frank Doty
Ballard Lumber Company
Bay View
Skagit County
Washington
St. Louis
Misalesippi
Ned Watson
Simuel Barnes
Pocomake
MD. Watson
Sandusky, O
Julie Reed
Northwest News Briefs From Washington and Idaho
A Kapewrin Lumber mill burns 20 miles south of Tacoma causing $15,000 in damage and insured. Palouse grain outlook is superb with old timers noting peak quality. Oscar Fos, a section hand, was killed after being struck by engine. accident at Proeser Wath. Presbyterians form Toppenish church with Rev Th FE Blackman to supply. Banquet in Seattle gathers 450 Democrats. Bryan endorsed for 1909. Idaho M E conference at Joseph draws many ministers and lay members. Rancher Jim Redford fatally wounded by hotel keeper George Rolling in near-dark incident. Lincoln County battles a weed called Jim Bij. A windstorm toppled a tree at Bethel camp, killing engineer Charlie Whngon and worker Henry Lond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapewrin Lumber Company
Tacoma
Palouse
Proeser
Wath
Oscar M. Fos
Toppenish
Wash
Th. FE. Blackman
Harvey Jacobe
Curd
el- Were
Empire Meat Co. Promotes Cold Storage Expertise
An advertisement highlights the need for proper meat storage. It touts experience and a private cold storage plant in the Inland Empire, claiming it enables perfection in meat quality. The copy emphasizes controlled temperatures to preserve tenderness and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Empire Meat Co
Hotel Arrivals List From St George Hotel
A compiled roster shows guests arriving at the Hotel St. George includes W. B. G. Barnhisel of San Jose W. L. Tucker of La Grande L. J. Lockman of Kanes City T. H. Herbert of Chicago J. Epstein of New York A. G. Davis of New York M. Green of Pomeroy J. W. Brown of Portland F. R. Hawke of Portland and others such as J. Sibbeil C. Williams FE Strong F. J. Vandenties W. 10. Oatman W. Kroty C. G. Yeclumb A. McRae Walla Walla W. J. Mount Delavant C. M. Mount T. W. Horney E J. Washburn George A. Simpson Charles Russell J. F. Fink A. J. Milton A. B. E. Shurman J. R. Coughlin John K. Warren Leo George James Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Portland
Charles Russell
Spokane
J. F. Fink
A. J. Milton
Seattle
A. BE. Shurman
Fort Dodge
J. R. Coughlin
John K. Warren
Leo
George James
Hotel Pendleton and Friends Listed Across Cities
A fragmented OCR fragment lists names and places including San Francisco Portland Spokane Seattle and Baker City. Names such as Steinberg Wade H. L. Close E. Galena M. Weeks J. Ledore F. Welden and others appear with varied city tags, suggesting a social or business directory snippet without a cohesive event.
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Pendleton
Steinberg
San Francisco
FE. P
Wade
Portland
H. L. Close
E. Galena
W. Maher
G. W. Ford
Baker City
M. W. Weeks
A. J. Steward
Indian Valley
K. E. Anderson
Walla Walla
G. Dickey
Baltimore
F. A. Smith
Seattle
E. E. Wheel
Chicago
WW. Harrison
W. T. Howe
Wife and Son
W. G. Church
Spokane
H. W. Cameron
J. Ledore
F. Welden
G. M.mcevoy
Starbuck
J. W. Smith
J. C. Pfitegerald
J. Borden
W. Smith
Baker Cays
Mra
Smith
Geneseo
J. W. Johnsen
la Grande
M. A. Bmlth
Spokane and Inland electric buys land for depot in Moscow
The Spokane and Inland Electric company selected grounds west of the Commercial hotel for a depot and pumping station. It has purchased six acres from Mrs. Sara Liemtlen and plans to acquire three more. The full use of the land is not clear, but it is believed to accommodate demand for sidetracks and to serve as a function point connecting with the Pullman line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane & Inland Electric Ung Jis Takio
Ite
Moscow
Alsn
Dirretty
Whiter
Mra
Sara Liemtlen
Morcow Mirror
Moonnino Range Seen With Good Sheep Range
United States inspector of animal industry Dr BE L Siggina returned from Cle Blum after range inspection in the mountains. He reports the Moonnino range in good condition and predicts ample grass for sheep all summer as flocks begin arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonnino
United States Inspector of Animal Industry
BE. L. Siggina
Cle Blum
Yakima Republic
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure For Constitutional Disease
$100 reward offered by Cheney & Co for any catarrh case not cured. Claims cure via internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Advertises testimonials and urges readers to send for a list of endorsements. Includes note on Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Aldragginta
Toe
Toke Hall
Bids Invited for Two Umatilla River Bridges Oregon
Umatilla county Oregon invites sealed bids to the county clerk by June 26 1906 at 2 PM for two bridge constructions across the Umatilla river Echo Oregon and east of Pendleton Oregon. Plans and specs available from the county clerk. The commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated June 11 1906 Frank Saling County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Oregon
Umatilla River
Echo
Pendleton
Frank Saling
Wool market uneven as buyers and growers clash over prices
A wool market review from the Shepherd's Bulletin notes growers and buyers inching toward price alignment, with roughly a million pounds sold in the Northwest and about 1.6 million pounds in Oregon towns. Prices vary. some premium wools reach 76 cents clean, others 68 to 70 cents, while many midgrades stay around cost. Seaboard markets remain dull. large houses hold back on new wools as contracts offset losses from last year. A separate report details a lightning fatality in Lone Rock and heavy sheep losses across ranges.
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Myatilla Cheepinen
Oregon
Wool Journal
Shepherd's Bulletin of
Poston
Cnme
Rijswilns
Wye
Pendleton
Heppner
Ore
Seaboard
Sayers
London
Matey Commere
Jamestown Exposition Preparations Near Norfolk Start Phase Progress
Preparations for the Ter-Centennial Exposition at Jamestown near Norfolk begin a new phase. Builders work on the manufacturers and works arts buildings with a brick and steel design. The proposed colonial style hall faces Hampton Road and features a grand entrance and decorative floral fences.
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Norfolk
Hampton
Traintine
Hampton Toads
Thunderstorm Wreaks Damage in Gilliam County
A recent storm in Gilliam County caused extensive damage and killed seven sheep. The Con don Times notes a similar report of heavy destruction from the thunderstorm that struck last Saturday, with Arthur Mad-... in the aftermath.
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Gilliam County
Condon ‘Times
Arthur
Northwest Threshermen Meet In Walla Walla To Discuss Prices
Managers of major threshing machine makers and suppliers, from Portland to Spokane, gathered in Walla Walla for a Northwest Threshermen association meeting. Officials hoped to stem price-cutting by agreeing to maintain prices on threshing supplies for the coming season.
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Northwest
Walla Wath
Northwest Threshermone Association
Sagw
Walla
Portland
Spokane
Northwest Threshermen
Msanetatiion
Marines commandant expected to be promoted to major general
Washington June 14 General George F P Elliott commandant of the Marine Corps is likely to be advanced to major general. The naval bill provisions and committee reports support the rank increase to reflect the expanding Marine structure and duties. A conflicting line would limit the title to major general in one context, but proponents argue the commandant already fulfills duties exceeding a typical major general’s remit. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised by Tallman & Co.
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Washington
Insurance notice and laxative ad from East Oregontian
Policy holders were urged to save about half of last year’s grain insurance premium via Oregon Fire Relief Association with agent T. T. Dunsmore. An unrelated health ad promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup from Tallman & Co as a no opiate remedy.
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Oregon Fire Relief Association
T. T. Dunsmore
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Irving’s Bocin Wafers Cure Kidney Disease
Irving's Bocin Wafers advertised as a universal remedy for kidney ailments from simple back pain to Bright's Disease. The makers claim they truly cure, backed by confidence in the product's proven cures in seemingly hopeless cases. Sold for 60 cents a box by Fallman & Co at 623 Main St, Pendleton, Oregon.
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Irving
Bright
Fallman &c
Main St
Pendleton
Tira
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Lewis Hunter
St. George Hotel
General News
National
Laurence WN. Bechtel
Frank Riordan
Bechtel
Philippine Islands
Manila
Socialists
Supreme Sudires
E. FE. Martin
Feattle
A. L. Hughes
Johnson
Warden Rees
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Kees le
Northwest News
Bryan
la Granite
Joseph
Wallowa County
Jimer Redford
San Allerta
F. C
George Rolling
Redford
Lincoln County
Bethel
Robert Peterson
Charlie W@hngon
Henry Lond
Lowton
Lone Rock
Casa Simpson
Othlore
Jamestown
Thresherman
Majon
Marines
East
Oregontian
Outalde
Grace Hudson
Bowman Hotel
East Alta Street
Oxfords
Alexander
Pendlet
Baker & Folsom
Portoffich
G. W. Woods
Alta
Latimer
Court House
Phow Moin
Pendleton, Oregon
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court A ND Garden ST
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. &. Byers
Frank B. Clapton & Co
East Gourt ST
East Oregonian
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