Notable deaths and travels in general news column
Dr J G Joseup who was shot at Berkeley Calif died Tuesday night from injuries. Rev Charles J Adame died, jailed in Oakland. Major Lee Hughes 78, Confederate veter an, died in Marshall Mo. Wood Bryan left Lincoln for lecture tour via whale Philadelphia New York Virginia. Battleship Oregon to be docked in Bremerton after ammo discharge. National City Bank tied to Rockefellers eyeing Natl Bank of Commerce purchase. Ancient Order of Workmen Buffalo lodge officers elected. Next meeting location decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Joseup
Berkeley
Calif
Charles J. Adame
Adame
Oakland
Lee Hughes
Joe Shelby
Famonite Brigade
Marshall
Wood
Bryan
Lincoln
Tle
Whale
Philadelphia
New York
Virginia
Oregon
San Francisco
Hremerton
Wash
Navy Yard
National City Bank
John D. Rockefeller
Pours Chase
National Tok of Commerce
First National Bank
Kansde City
Supreme Lodge of the
Anclunt Order of Workmen
Buffalo
A. C. Harwick
Supreme Foreman
Webb McNall
Kanaan
Theo Mateon
Chileaga
Sapreme Guide
Lone 0. Merrill
Mr. Ritchio
Manitoba
Preme
Johnnson
Gkoboji
T. Portland
Portland Prices Swing and Political Buzz in Oregon News
Report from Port land notes strong demand for eyes at 16 cents per dozen and telephones taxed 60 cents per quarter. It cites cattle movements near Eugene, a possible Democratic bid for governor by George B. Chamberlain, a La Grande public works project, and a hanging sentence for Alfred Hamilton. Also mentions steamboat navigation ceasing for summer and a building fire at Bredman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye
Portland
al Attorin
Conta
A. J. Pickard
Eugene
George BE. Chamberlain
la Grande
Ewatero
Oregon
Alfred Hamilton
J. M. Woodbury
Anacortes
William Miller
Ontario
Grant
Harney
Malheur
President Green
National Educational Association
UD. Rewsler
BK. I. Mofilroy
Willamette
Corvaille
Corvallis
Mola
Bredman Avenue
Kirst Etreet
Pro Boer Visit Rumors Stir Debates Across Nations
Reports from New York and London describe pro Boer committees circulating photographs of reconcentration camps and planning events for a potential visit by Paul Kruger to the United States in autumn. London hosts a large pro-Boer meeting amid protests and disruptions as MPs draft manifestos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
United States
Kroger
Wo van Derhoogt
Pierce
Cyclone Wrecks Hooneville Missouri On June 20
A cyclone swept Hooneville Missouri killing one person and injuring twelve others as sixty four buildings were demolished or unroofed and the electric light plant was disabled. Several more structures were damaged and a telephone exchange was knocked out. Rain fell for about three quarters of an hour as debris and damaged roofs marked the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooneville
Jane
Stxty
Alee
Tohoisher
Uitte
Fragmentary Earthquake Report and Spurious Intrigue
A damaged item notes a meteor event 12 miles south of To son in Honora Mexico with a deep earth hole and shock felt 40 miles away at Altar. It also mentions anarchist threats to the Italian consul in New York and alleged espionage following King Humbert's assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toson
Aria
Thore
Honora
Mexico
Altar
New York
Lave
Gene
Humbert
Breaci
General Bartlett Body Found in East River After Northfield Disaster
In Vietna New York on June 20 the body of General Charles Bartlett a victim of the Northfield disaster was recovered from the East River this morning. He won distinction in the war and was noted for his service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietna
New York
Charles Bartlett
Northield
East River
Asturia Steamship Lost Off Gulf of Aden
The Hamburg American ship Asturia runs aground near the Gulf of Aden. The vessel is a total loss with all hands reported saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asturia
Aden
Jones
Gulf of Aden
Wheat Prices Sags on New York Market Report
New York market report from J L Ray Co notes wheat prices declined with no special features as weather remains favorable for the coming crop. Opening prices showed little change, then slipped to 76 1 4 with ranges around 76 0 8. other commodities like sugar and tobacco listed with minor moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ray & Co
Pendiston
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool Downs
Brooke
Ministers Favor Settlement in Barker Keller Case
A statement from three minister friends of Rev. John Keller in Jersey City supports a settlement in the Barker Keller case. They assert Keller was in Garden City Illinois on the day Mrs Barker claims she was assaulted, and deny the alleged attack. The defense rested as Keller testified. objections limited his ability to explain motives, while church members testified about Mrs Barker's credibility and Harker's sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Jing
John Keller
Barker
Mra
Keller
Garden City
Jory City
Harker
Fio
Rev. Keller
H,arker
Boy Kicked by Horse in Walla Walla
Henry Uite thirteen son of W A Dnite was kicked in the head by a family driving horn. He lay alone at home on Pacific avenue when found unconscious by a neighbor. Dr Halock and W J Rosser attended. injury to right cheek and possible damage to right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallin Walla
Henry Uite
W. A. Dnite
Pacifie Avenue ii
Las
Areletanes
Dra, Halock
W. J. Rossel
Failing Prize At State University Highlighted By June Commencement
June commencement at the state university featured awards from the Jake Heekhhan Prize to honors for Eugene Smith and others. Wrestler Richard Johnson of Multnomah Athletic Club claimed an amateur title with Max Wiley, as no fall was secured in the bout. A machinists strike in Newport News stalled work, while a grand jury indicted W Prince and relatives in the Kennedy murder case with Mrs. Kennedy found guilty last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
The
State University
Jakeway
Portland
Chie Hewkromn
Ghuow Rob
Richwand Jonson
Multnomah Athletic Club
Releatel
Max Wiley
United States
Johnson
Wiley Ton
Wiley
Newport News
Sophie
Kansas City, Jane
W. Prince
Will Prince
Hert Prince
Lalo
Prince. Kennedy
Philip J. Kennedy
Going Home Loaded Delivers Groceries Free and Fast
A local store promotes free delivery and prompt service for groceries, boasting low prices on high grade fancy and staple items and a wide seasonal selection.
Judge Taft to Be Governor of Philippines
The Philippine Commission works on a judicial code and decides pleadings may be made in English or Spanish. Judge Wm. H. Taft, president of the commission, inaugurates as governor July 4. Manila reports the commission aims to have court documents printed in both languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Washington
War Department
Wm. H. Tait
The
Philippines Commission
Com. Wilkins Wellde
Manila
Two Virginians Plan Long Paddle Journey From Irvington
Alval James and Horton Noland of Irvington Virginia depart May 2 in a 100 pound IXsfoot perro whiff bound for New York June 1. They intend paddling the entire route landing daily and continuing via the Hudson St Lawrence Gulf of St Lawrence to the Atlantic coast ending in Texas. Rumors tie J and J Hunt to Seattle papers and other transfers but lack confirmation. Damaged notes speak of fruit damage in Kawle and Pine valleys and in Healer aril Uivjony mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alval UT James
Horton H. Noland
Irvington
New York
LA Peanal
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
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Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Pendleton
Ilerick
Osc
General News
Pacifc Northwest News
Burton
Dr. Pierce
Qom
Paul Kruger
England
South Africa
Kirmingham
Post
Joseph Chamberlain
Cape Town
Distreas
Boer Relief Fund Association
Travevaal
Konia
Basford Avenue
Olvoner St
Brooklyn
Conaul Mierco
Orange Free State
Paul Kroger
London
Queen's Hall
Haron Batters
la Bouchere Party
Mirreeillalem
Missouri
Booneville
Devlin
Crown
Bochum
Eolphalia
Tobmeeo
Wyatoel
St. Paul
Atchison
Jess Erie
Union Waettle
Chicago
New York Market
Nowar
Rio
Barker-Keller
Rev. Koeller
David
Carrie
Issyvesn
Mount Gilead
Ohio
Laird Sallan
Mediolow Lodge
Kana
Meade
Mia
Riddle
Iberia
Exercises State University
B.C
Jake Heekhhan
Smith
Pringes
Seattle
Anya
Oregonian
Alate
Post-Intelligencer
John L. Wilson
Wilden
S. A. Perkins
Tecoma Evening News
Lewee
Tacoitin Ledger
Spokane
Kewion
Judd Geer
Kawle
Pine Valleye
Aril
Mount Lew
the Peoples Warehouse
Main Street
Pendleton, Ov
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