Butte and New York incidents fill general news items
Aurelio Herrera knocked Benny Yanger out in the eighth round at Butte. Archie Price, a Montana contractor, failed with a pack of $1. A Montana man was found dead in his room in Butte from heart failure or apoplexy. A blasting powder accident in a San Francisco quarry injured Michael Griffin and Andrew Quinn. Warren of Huffalo reportedly involved. Vincent Kerens, Republican National Committeeman, reportedly lost $20,000. Dr George Ramband, head of the Pasteur Institute in New York, injured by a shot gun discharge. General Stephen D Lee slated to succeed General John B Gordon as commander of the ex-Confederates amid Texas opposition. Morris Menges sues Western Maryland Railroad for commissions and wins 210,000 with interest over 22 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelio Herrera
Benny Yanger
Butte
Standard Jena & Smeling Company
Monta
Archie Price
Montana
San Francisco
Michael Griffin
Andree Quinn Frederick Warren
Huffaro
Pacific Northwest News Highlights Local Outcomes
Malheur County backs a local option by 94 votes. Hood River weighs a 15 cent bond for a third schoolhouse. A prominent Clackamas pioneer William Barlow dies at 86. A Mormon disfranchisement proposal moves to Idaho Democrats. Rev Henry Sypickler tours San Francisco as he travels 27,000 miles. A Portland party notes 21 betrothed men present among 21 guests. Pioneer woman Jane Abraham dies in Portland, her estate disputed by her husband’s will. Columbia River high water lasts 26 days straight, 16 to 21 feet above low water. Multnomah County voters elect a Democrat sheriff, spurring a 25% cut in deputy force. Sturtevant falls 60 feet while fishing, saved by a small tree. British steamer Algoa arrives, 2,000,000 grain bags damaged by salt water. Chico arrives with 100,000 bags from India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barlow
Clackamas County
Idaho
Jane Abraham
Portland
Columbia River
Multnomah County
H. A. Sturtevant
Daljes
Algoa
Calcutta
Chico
India
Real Estate Offers In Pendleton by T. Wade & Son
If you want to buy wheat land stock ranch town property or vacant lots in real estate, drop in and see us. T. Wade & Son Company in Pendleton Oregon invites inquiries. Building, Phone Black 1111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wade & Son
Omco
Elo. Huilding
Pendleton
Phone Black
New Water Supply: Commissioners Eye Wild Horse Source
The Water Commission seeks a thorough investigation of an underground water flow near Wild Horse to supply Pendleton’s growing needs. Hydrologists may be sent to test feasibility, with wells and a pumping station proposed if a viable flow is found to secure a cleaner, distant supply as the city expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Commission
Ole Vipe Ashot Dietaway
FL B Clapton
Department of the Inverior
Bureau of the Geological Survey
Pendieton
Clapton
Claptoh
J. N Willameon
Pendhevan
Ioland
Panama Monetary Plan Imitates U S Finances
The Panama joint commission met in Secretary Taft's office in Washington to discuss an emergency currency plan. Panama officials urged adopting a gold standard similar to the United States, with silver subsidiary coin at 22 to 1, and asked for a distinct reserve fund to keep silver on gold parity. They noted a $6 million deposit for posterity and $4 million from the U S to be used for public works, saying they would redraft the bill after consulting principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
United States
Washington
Panama
Philippines
Taft
Georgia Federation Opens Sixth Annual Labor Convention
In Rome Georgia on June 15 the sixth annual convention of the Georgia Federation of Labor opened with about 200 representatives. President L J Kilburn of Macon called the session to order at 11 o clock for welcomes and responses. A brief business session followed luncheon for committee appointments and routine matters. Visitors were later invited to Mobley park for an outdoor entertainment as sessions are set to resume tomorrow and likely continue four or five days addressing key labor issues. Also notes advertises Hood River berries from Hood River Oregon daily by express three boxes for 25c or 2 00 per crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Georgia Federation of Labor
L. J. Kilburn
Macon
Mobley Park
Liiely
Hotel Arrivals List from The Pendleton Hotel
A long roster of guests arriving at The Pendleton includes H Rinentouse and J Muehthaup in Portland, A L Trowbridge and W Marks in Portland and Omaha, J C Lonergan in Searle, and many others from Spokane, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, and beyond. The notice lists names, originating cities, and in some cases accompanying spouses or children, reflecting a broad cross section of travelers and visitors recorded by the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieton
H. Rinentouse
Portland
Oo Nester
HR. Raymon
J. C. Canfield
Colfax
C. A. Kay
San Francisco
H.C. Turner
Spokane
J. Muehthaup
F.C. McMahon
V. Knox
Weston
G. Dunn
W. Donaghhy
R. A. Sevde
F. J. Walsh
Portlans
AF Damen
A. L. Trowbridge
Portlane
Will Marks
Omaha
Benner
the Dalles
W. H. Casey
San Francis
J. EB. Stewart
Rinneville
TE Raster
AH. Sinaheimer
J. HL Kloeckner
S. Vanauker
Balleray
City
B. L. Sheridan
C. Neel
Charles H Gvars
New York
W. Schwarz
Hexter
W. A. Allen
Chitage
Cable
Rivise & A
King
Walla Walla
A. E. Fitzgerald
Chicnes
J. L. O'Brien
Seattle
William Maher
Portland Co
Smith Miss Matlock
S Taylor
Chicago
T. T. Matlock
C. M. Cook
J. McGilvery
O. B Prael
Portiana
St. George
J.C. Lonergan
Searle
R.A. Burdall
M. Williams
St. Joe
Saxton
Baker City
J. W. Seriber
Soa Grande
HE. Walte
George W. Campbell
Minneanotta
H J. Merrian
M G Thayer
Delavan G. Oldenurg
la Grande WE
Kane
Eveena
JA Wool
Walla Walla A
J. Martin
Ohio
R. E. Felling
Dallas
J.D. Crawford
Tacoma
L. Banks
Wil A. Donce
Chilene
Harry Gilmore
Pocatello
Mila Kent
Salt Lake City
Milligan
Dayton
R.A. Carpenter
George A. Davie
Miss
Highly Recommends Trib as a Cure for Liquor and Tobacco
Baker City residents endorse Trib as a cure for liquor and tobacco habits. Signatures include Capt Samuel White chair of the state democratic committee and district attorney L P Loemarais, Rev F R Bell, R O Carter mayor W H Kilburn police chief L Baer banker J F Ferguson real estate Grace Hodinson druggists John O Connor Pacific Express agent plus Taliman & Co selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Oregon
Capt. Samuel White
Democratic State Central Committee
Eighth Judicial District
State of
L. P. Loemarais
R. Bell
Grand Lodge
The
Masonic Order of the World
Presbyterian Church
R. 0. Carter
W. H. Kilburn
L. Baer
Citizens’ National Bank
WF. Butcher
A. Welch
Baker Gas and Electric Company
J. F. Ferguson
Grace & Hodinson
Carrier Off for Vacation
L. L. Lerone, the well known mail carrier, will leave in the morning for a month's vacation at the headwaters of McKay. In his absence his place on the delivery force will be filled by Ernest Ruppe, the substitute carrier for the Pendleton service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. L. Lerone
McKay
Ernest Ruppe
Pendleton
The Power of Steam and Hair Loss Cure
An article traces James Watt’s steam power, then explains Lundcutt and fall of hair linked to a tiny germ. It promotes Newbro’s Herpicide claiming to destroy the germ and restore hair, with a Detroit company address and agent contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watt
Newbro
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Malheur
Lodes Mets Company
Welser
Georgia Federation
Hood River
Hoo! River
Express
Younger & San
the Bickers
Rey Stanton
Helix
EP. Gambier
Ukiah
E. W. Lockwood
Lockwool
Murry
Adame
M. Morten
Dalles
WM. Marks
WJ. Forrester
WE. Knox
E. G. Newby
H. L. Hackett
O. Luper
Amity Mra
Linper
Amity
ML. E. Jones
Boise
Niel McDevitt
Emery Jones
York
Joe P. Dorthy
Bat I
Sumner
Pantheon Theatre
Webb St. Cor
Cottonwood
Pantheon
Orpheum
John P. Brace
Frank
Edison Vitlavape
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Main Street
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Beck
Milwaukee Beer
the State Saloon
E. Rusell & Co
Oia
Freng
Restaura
Gus Lafontainer
F.E. Vasa & Co
Contractors OF & Work
Hojler
Adirewe Hea Hi
Glenn Wis
Postoffice
Canty
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