Earthquakes, railways, and trials in early news report
The report covers an April Van earthquake in Turkey with 78 deaths, U.S. railway expansion to 5254 miles, a California colt selling for 15000 at Sheepshead Bay, coffin makers strike in New York, a Colombia canal treaty risk, Chicago University building plans at three million dollars, weather warnings saving freight, Wyoming miners fencing sheep, Minnesota forest law, Rev. H C Kays’s death, a marriage during flood, Chauncey Pewey’s jury bound over for murder, Russell Sage tax issue, and Chinese port certificates raising entry concerns in America.
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Van
Turkey
United States
California
Sheepsherd Bay
New York
Colombia
University of Chicago
Carbon County
Wyoming
Serlowa
Minnesota
H.C. Kays
Topeka
Chauncey Pewey
Admiral Dewey
Cheyenne County
Kansas
Berry
Russell Sage
Northwest News item collage with scattered events
Northwest News reports a mix of local notes across Oregon and neighboring regions. Hoagnim Wark plans a setting ball season while a large trust crop nears harvest in southern Oregon. The Columbia River activity rises to a peak, A J Hobbs of New Mexico succeeds W Patterson as Oregon City band office inspector. Herman Schwarzbach, a missing Olympia baker, is located in Nome. A Georgia Editorial Association special train will visit Portland June 21 for 24 hours. Salem rural carriers plan union action over wages. Shearing near North Yakima yields 700000 pounds of wool sold at about 1 to 1 1/4 cents. Hey J Snyder of Brownsville is dangerously overheated at home. A foolish race at a pioneer picnic ends with Chief Stone of Dillon firing on and killing Dan McCloaky who resisted arrest. James Flynn of Astoria sues the Astoria and Columbia River Rail.
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Oregon
Columbia River
A. J. Hobbs
New Mexico
W. Patterson
Oregon City
Herman Schwarzbach
Olympia
Nome
Georgia Editorial Association
Portland
Salem
Union
North Yakima
Hey, J. & Snyder
Brownsville
Stone
Dillon
Mont
Dan McCloaky
Hope
James Flynn
Astoria
Columbia River Rail
Startling Testimony For Dr Kings New Discovery
A Bentenville Virginia man says three years of bronchitis fell away after using Dr Kings New Discovery. He reports cures for lung and throat troubles including consumption pneumonia and grip. Tallman & Co. offers trial bottles free and sells regular sizes at 10 cents and 1.00. Also notices about hotel expansion plans and bids due June 27 1903. Rick Headache cured by Moki Tea claims satisfaction guaranteed with money back. W H Hooker Co Buffalo NY and F W Schmidt Co druggists listed for samples.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Crops Look Better In Cold Spring Canyon This Year
Athena residents report Cold Spring canyon crops improving and crops looking as well as or better than last year. Local updates note several heal th concerns including scarlet fever cases, hospital visits, and a mass departure to Heppner after the flood while others plan travel and gatherings in Helix and Echo Oregon.
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Cold Springs Canyon
James Lochfield
Wil Liemlien
St. Vitus
John T. Ogle
Frank Sherman
Pendleton
Athena
Cold Spring Canyon
Learn
W. H. Hawe
WR. Taylor
Stelton Taylor
John Day
Robert Copple
Kansas
Wit
FB. Simontin
Ole
Jessie McHivide
Nelee
Mic
Edythe McBride
Wattsture
Heppner
Taylor
Messrs
Johnson Hamp Boohr
Joe Banister
Athen
Hepner
Kamela News Notes Highlight Local Changes and Happenings
Kamela notes a reduced mountain crew with three men handling traffic while George Elmer at Pleasant Valley is expected to relieve Brockway after two months. Meacham creek fishing nears peak. residents continue wood cutting. Al Runke heads to Hood River for a farm visit. a cinnamon bear sighting prompts hunters to track it. May Swart of Gibbon visits. Underwood typewriter work remains constant.
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May Swart
Gibbon
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back Kidney Trouble Cure
Vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues including Brights disease. Claims quick cures with a sample bottle offer and a mail request to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Pills and bottles marketed through druggists with address noted.
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To Kilmer
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton
N.Y
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Belfast
General News
America
Northwest News
Frank Camp
G. T. Walker
Macon
E. H. Burke
Sam BH. Haber
San Francisco
R. 1. Fulton
James FP
Salter
Boston
A. Metzner
Pensacola
Fred
Rogers
Fred Shields
Philadelphia
M. E Tiner
McGrath
Jh. V. Kane
G. A. Shoemaker
H. Ho Woondrun
A. Cooke
San Francisca
H. Clivbugh
Chicago
MH. Herty
St. Paul
TM. Ward and Wife
H. P Brandes
S&s. Mornett
J. HW. Merritt
Seattle
Wot Chamberlain
City
Hell
Spokane
H. W. Conner
A. E. King
Antelope
A Nylander
George H. Sutherland
Walla Walle
Charles A. Green
CH. Neider
Salt Late
Gatehel
Golden Rule
J. Dewey
Helix
Sirs
J. C. Beach
Hunts
M. B. Ketchum
Ukiah
L. G. Bourn
Walla Walla
A.B. Paris
Cornell
Mintts L. Hussey
L. Harrison
Evho
George Stovall
Jack Ellis
Baird
Boise
Pear Holleck
Monument
Emma Holleck
R. T. Black
Weiser
Little Cummings
Henry Thomas
T. Warren
Weston
Henry Tipler
N. EB. Dodd
Navhina
J. W. Burgess
Indianapolis
William Craig
Baltimore
T F. Howard
St. George
T. F. Howard
Athena Helix
June Ih
Herbert
Grandma
Southern
Charles Stanton
Ela
Mart
Minnie Rose
Scott Home
Ernest Koepke
Ellenbirg
Woah
Cold Spring
Ralph Stanfield
Fitthe
Beho
Myrtle Hill
Wally Wallatas
Cockerline
John Scott
Zeph Lockwood
Southern Oregon
Plance
Alex Montgomery
Chis Alspach
Bird Richards
Dan Howard Lyman Griswold
J. B. Richardson
Clint Kern
Charles Albee
Ming
Elmer
Echo
Kamela
Blue Mountains
Underwood
Kees
Court Street
Miescre
Weer
M. H. Rice
Freewater 1
Wilner City
Keen Tan Pale
Critieum
Guy
Winona Wagonk
Gary
Phi
Pacific Coast
Neagle Brothers Storer's
Washington
F. X. Schem
Tommng Alliance Assurance
y_ London & Lanesshin
Insuranes Co
Rorta
British & Mer
Frank
Main St
St. G
T.A
N. Berkeley
Fresh Films
F. W. Schmidt
Phouwe Maia
Dregot
Coe
Unil
Mira
Graif
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