Various 1902 items include trusts, politics and honors
A miscellany reports a New York ice cream trust forming with one million dollars, a Democratic nomination on the 98th Arkansas ballot, Theodore Roosevelt Jr winning a punctuality prize at Groton School, Andrew Carnegie named vice president of the Society of American Authors, Roosevelt’s tariff aid to Cuba, Oregon battleship repairs before Asiatic duties, California grasshopper plagues near Modesto, King Albert of Saxony appointing Prince George as state representative, Saxony succession to Prince George, and the first US honorary Doctor of Jurisprudence at Villanova with ex President Cleveland having LL D from Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. B Mason
Democrats
Arkan Sbs
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Groton School
Massachusetts
Andrew Carnegie
Society of American Authors
Thomas Dunn English
Roosevelt
Cuba
Congress
Navy Department
Oregon
Puset Sound
Asiatic Station
California
Modesto
Albert
Saxony
Dresden
Prince George
United States
Augustian College of
St. Thomas
Villanova
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Princeton University
Pacific Northwest News Briefs and Local Incidents
Mrs Blackaby wife of a Jordan Valley merchant and banker died at Baker City from a complication of diseases. A Albany man who knew Tracy the convict murderer says Tracy is a nephew of Pat Crowe. Linn county spent 1537 for election judges and clerks. about 32000 covers all expenses. ticket printing cost 175. C H Morrison for O R N had his hand crushed by two cars at Huntington but will keep fingers and use. The 64th annual session of the Willamette Baptist Association will be held in Oregon City June 23 26 in First Nutley. Mrs H C Epley wife of Dr Epley Salem dentist nearly died by accidental belladonna mistake but saved. John Hosey 17 Green Point near Oregon City kicked by horse suffered severe facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Morrison
Huntington
T. H. Henderson
Central Congregational Church
Wilamette Baptist Association
Oregon City
Nutley
John Hosey
Green Point
Hotel Arrivals List From Multiple Cities
A notebook of hotel arrivals records guests arriving in cities including Portland San Francisco Walla Walla Olympia and New York. Notable names include J P Hayden J J Burns Robert Kennedy Amelia Kasberg Miss Simpson and J E Miser among others. Guests come from Spokane St Louis Chicago Ogden and Philadelphia area hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hayden
J. J. Burns
J. H. O'Neill
Robert Kennedy
A. Sinsheimer
A. Roderick Grant
R. B. May
R. P. Foley
Portland
E. B. Wolff
S. Steinberg
F. H. Stoker
San Francisco
W. A. Hunt
A. C. Kasberg
Amelia Kasberg
Walla Walla
Robert Simpson
Miss Simpson
Olympia
T. J. Losher
Lansing
Gerald
Notable names list from multiple regions and towns
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and families including W. 3Bilackman in Astoria E. H. Burke in Portland F. L. Abel and wife in Iowa F. J. Bramwell in La Grande E. R. Lyttle in Walla Walla J. W. Smith in Athena D. W. Dickson and family Jone Anson George in Portland F. N. Churchill in Chicago Co. L. Donner in Spokane J. P. MacDemott in Boise John G. Helfrich in California F. J. Gardner in Pocatello F. J. Beall in Ohio Sam Les Spokane James Roberts in Omaha S. D. Baker E. E. Baker M. H. Baker H. Janquala J. D. Toonay Sterling Price Herman Foedter J. R. McKinney Utah J. H. McKenzie Faulkman Neil Stuart Jr. Pullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3Bilackman
Astoria
E. H. Burke
Portland
F. L. Abel and Wife
Iowa
F. J .Bramwell
la Grande
E. R. Lyttle
Walla Walla
J. W. Smith
Athena
D. W. Dickson
Jone
Anson George
F. N. Churchill
Chicago
Co. L. Donner
Spokane
J. P. MacDemott
Boise
John G. Helfrich
California
Harmony in trade and ailment cures promised
A garbled appeal touts rewards and honorable conduct of F. J. Cheney and associates, mentions West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin as Toledo druggists, plus a dubious claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials and a price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hall
Hesey & Yker
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Halls
All Hall's
Governor Geer Grants Pardon to Frank S. Ingram
The Oregon governor grants a pardon to Frank S. Ingram after ten years of incarceration citing model conduct and a life risking act during a penitentiary outbreak that protected unarmed guards. The statement notes Ingram’s injury and expects recovery in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geer
Frank S. Ingram
Ingram
New soda fountain opens at Schmidt Drug Store
A new soda fountain for F W Schmidt Co is installed and set to operate next Monday. The moor cent unit matches store furniture with a mahogany top large plate glass and marble base, trimmed in silver. Made by the American Soda Fountain Company of Boston under Tufts design and patents, featuring the latest improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Schmidt & Co
American Soda Fountain Company
Boston
Tufts
Corner stone laid for St. Anthony's hospital Pendleton
Arch bishop Christie and five priests led a dedication at the new St. Anthony hospital site as sisters of St. Francis plan a modern facility with doors open to all. The event included a grand address praising the hospital’s mission and a granite cornerstone with a vault containing local records.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Sisters of St. Francis
Christie
Portland
Father Rezarau
Alaska
A. Vander Velden
de Thorn
Archishop
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
A. D
East Oregonian
Merrill Brother Heads To Aid Escaped Convicts
Dispatches from Tacoma Washington report Ben Merrill, brother of the escaped desperado, plans to join the convicts in the western Washington flight. He left an Anderson Island lumber camp to aid his brother, saying blood is thicker than water and he must help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Tracey
Merrill
Washington
Ben
Anderson Island
Law
Ben Merrill
For Sale Cheap One 18f60 combined harvester
For sale in Pendleton Oregon a complete harvesting set including an 18f60 combined harvester a 14 foot steel frame header a mower and a rake Inquiries addressed to R Laing Pendleton Oregon and details provided locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Laing
Pendieton
Oregon
Bank vice president jailed for misappropriating funds
Charles H. Lyon, until Tuesday an official at the First National Bank of Mount Vernon Washington, is jailed in Spokane on a charge of misappropriating 6000 dollars of bank funds. He admits guilt and says he speculated with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lyon
First National Bank of
Mount Vernon, Wash
Spokane
Wool Sales at Heppner Raise Cautious Outlook
Heppner Gazette reports growers hold clips for the sale on the 25th as wool markets show slack this week. Warehouses fill rapidly with baling of warehouse stock nearing half a million pounds. Wool prices quoted from 10 to 14 cents per pound with several loads arriving from Grant county. Nechnleht Broad clip of 40 sacks sold to Wim Ellery for 1244 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner Gazette
Grant County
Nechnleht
Wim. Ellery
Unclear Medical Claim Hints at Unspecified Hair Care Remedy
Fragmentary text suggests a claim about a hair or skin product promising relief from itching and surface irritation. Mentions possible chemical names and “seas warn” phrases but no verifiable specifics, dates, places, people, or organizations.
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One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Gregonany
General News
Pacific Northwest News
H. C. Epley
Epley
Salem
The
Schmidt Drug Store
Old Town
ST. Anthony’s Hospital
Pendleton Academy Fund
Archbishop Christie
Aith
Board OF Aid
Presbyterian Board of Aid
Pendleton Academy
Banaings
Umatilla County
Old City Cemetery
Heppner
Huyler’s and
Allegretto
Marsh Mallows
Association
Merphy
Court Street
Oy Nones
Anne A
Wiles Seas
Baker & Folsom
Thompson Hardware
Jesse
Wilton
Rae
Byers’ Flom
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Polydore Moons
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