Mining and political notes ripple through vast figures
A batch of general items cites Levi Z Letter estate at 30 million, Rockefeller trust capitalization at 22.5 billion, a Pittston suit for 5000, and Mrs. Kate Brown’s suicide attempt. It also notes 30 extra San Francisco mint workers, D M Delmas to nominate Hearst, a Denver detective jailed 14 years for murder, a New York trolley fatality, Nova Scotia apple yields, Idaho delegates at St Louis pledged to Hearst, and a Cape Breton steamer collision causing five deaths on the St Lawrence River.
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Levi Z
John D. Rockefeller
Elmer Oliver
Pittston
Elizabeth Alspaugh
Kate Brown
New York
San Francisco
Nova Scotia
North America
Idaho
Wm St Louis
Hearst
Cleveland
Cape Breton
Cannia
St. Lawrence Tiver
Canada
Portland saloon keeper arrested over lending by wife
Among 45 pharmacy license applicants 20 were granted while A Sunderland of Portland faces arrest for letting his wife lend money. June 15 and 16 saw two tremors and a masked robbery at Landry saloon in Anaconda nets $150. Portland events include Randolph shot in the knee after trying to flee a rock pile. A Murky case involves Birdie McCarty and James Herviornd with a breach of promise verdict dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
A. Sunderland
Portland
Landry
Anaconda
Kilburn
Baker Cly
Randolph
William Fricken
Kamloops
Alnesa
Masons
Grand Lodge
Hellinger
Birdie McCarty
James D
Real estate office ad from Pendleton Oregon
If you want to buy wheat land unlock ranch town property vacant lots or anything in real estate drop in and see us E T Wade & Son office in Be O building Pendleton Or Phone Black 1111.
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E. T. Wade
BE. O
Pendleton
Larger Hay Crop Amid Strong Farm Hiring This Season
Hay harvest is underway and workers flood into fields as farmers report a larger yield of grain and alfalfa. Prices are expected to stay below last year despite heavy demand, with grain hay nearly ready and alfalfa yielding about three tons per acre in irrigated districts. Farm hands are plentiful, earning 1.50 to 4 dollars daily, and lodging houses are full as harvest activity rises toward wheat cutting.
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Uie
Smallpox in Alaska Triggers Strict Quarantine
Positive confirmation of smallpox in Juneau Alaska prompts strict quarantine of Juneau and Douglas Island. Business activity stalls as the ferry and steamer routes face disruptions. Early cases reported among Finns and Swedes with rapid progress noted.
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Seattle
Juneau
Alaska
Douglas Island
Douglis Igland
Juneni
May Be Tried for Murder in Baker City
Baker City June 17 Jamen Welch may be brought back to Baker City and tried for murder depending on Chief William Kilurn s condition Welch assaulted the chief last fall at the police station and nearly killed him Welch was sent to the penitentiary for the crime and the attempted killing of the officer hangs on the chief s recovery and the river crossing risk.
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Baker City
Jamen Welch
Wiliam Kilurn
James Welch
Augte
Welch
Della Houston Elected Grand Matron in Oregon Star Order
Mrs Della Houston of Portland was elected yesterday as Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon Order of the Eastern Star. Described as bright, charming, and amiable, she has served as associate grand matron and earned many friends across the state. Zack is in town.
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Portland
Della Houston
Grand Chapter
Oregon
Order of the Eastern Star
Houston
Hotel Arriva Guests Listed in Pendleton Area Ledger
A long readable fragment lists numerous guests and visitors across cities, including San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and Spokane. Names such as C. Hoff, J. Lindsey, Mrs. Kyat, J. Williams, and H. Henderson appear with varied affiliations and residences. The incomplete clipping reads like a hotel guest register or social caller list from multiple locales, noting travelers and likely patrons.
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the Pendleton
E. ¥. Judd
Elty
F. H. Stocker
San Francisco
F. F. Johnson
City
Charles H. Green
J. ¢. Lindsey
Portland
Frank Frankenstein
C. P. Hoff
Salem
A. L. Lockwood
W. Henderson
E. W. Brigham
Boston
Thomas H. Smith
W. A. Alien
Chicago
A. S. Bennett
the Dalles
M. A. Casey
H. C. Turner
Spokane
Cook
W. & Woolson
B. F Nichols
Boise
William Robertson
Glenn's Ferry
J. J. Batheray
Esty
John Niason
Thomas Fi
Mitchell
Parte
Nelson
Open
T B Wade
Williams Prinevitle J Curtwrighs
Seattle
J. Rosenfeld
Alex Uvingstone
Hirlop
Charlie Kanes
J. Fred Fisher
Spolune
Celwell
Arlington
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury
Warning against catarrh cures tainted with mercury and harmful ingredients. Explains they damage the body and should be avoided, praising genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as a safer alternative. Mentions sales and pricing details as listed in the ad.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toten
Ohio
Boxing
Yoledo
Gia
F. J. Undue
Attention Sheepmen Seek Range Lease and Water
Advert informs sheepmen of available range and water for lease with location options in La Grande or Seattle contact Bob Taylor. Note mentions a legal matter involving Kiting W. W. Barnes on the Puyal lup wagon road with a date in April.
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la Grande
Bob Taylor
Seattle
W. W. Barnes
Puyallup
Hair Naturally Abundant Then Dandruff Causes Trouble
Hair grows naturally when not damaged and dandruff causes most hair problems. Dandruff is driven by a germ. the cure is to kill the germ. Newbro’s Herpicide is claimed to destroy the germ without grease or dye, stops itching, and leaves hair silky. Sample request via The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
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Newbro
Ruggists
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Two Convictions for Pension Frauds in Portland
Father and son, T. A. Wood and Hosea Wood, were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government on pension claims. T. A. Wood was fined $1000 and Hosea Wood $2. A motion for a new trial was denied and sentence set for yesterday. appeals likely to the United States Supreme Court. Also notes Oregon Railroad train adjustments for fishing season, with No. 2 leaving 6:45 p.m. and No. 1 stopping en route, effective May 14.
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Portland
T. A. Wood
Hellinger
Hosea Wood
Bar of Justice
North Fork
Pendleton
E. C. Smith
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F. W. Schmidt
Oraggist
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Baker
Eastern Star
Zack
Hotel Arriva.s
St. George
T. P. Carson
Elionsbure
E C Baldry
J. Scharffer
Sentrie
EK Wilson
Saarde
Burns
Syracuer
J. Cabul
Natipetel
Lusher
BP. Peters
WW. Snow
Povatello
HH Alexander
la Grande HO
Onetelani
Die
HH Brown
Milwaukee
M. FE
Meath
WWG
Alken Portlatd
Taylor
Connell Ff
Hawke
Storey
Brn
W. J. Bronson
Scarilr
E. Blow
Choventis
George T. Coyne
M. M. Godman
Darton
George McGlivery
Spolane
Thomas F Beebe
M. J
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Sumpter W
R Morley
Sumpter
Cannon
the Bickers
Frank Allen
Hobe
J. W. Smith
Pilot Rock
Sam Bacherer
Athena
John Lanoe
George Gardner
Smith
Haber
Stanton
K. Goodman
E. H. Burke
Robert
Ening
R. Dening
Hinkley
Taccara Arte Morgan
Heppner
Atnia Kirkpatrick
B. F. McElroy
J.B. McCormick
Childe
GC. Allen
G. Gill
Ruth McBinny
Athens
Grace McElroy
L. J Taar
John Tiropell
Juniper
John Thmypeil
Lowerldan
Ofly
Clarian Metraig
A. Fran
H. P. McReynolds
Plat Rook
Oliver Laneh
Weattle Mre H
Alten End Fants
Athena EB. OW. Mumfont
Freermacer
M. N. Brigus
Elts LE
Hukul
Brartine
Charles Gincwe
Bahyr Cine
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Supreme Court of the United States
Nature
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Eeiner’s
Prien
Walla Walla
A.nol
F.E. Vaobi & Co
Glenn Jeweler
Canty
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