Various ills and crimes ripple through markets and cities
Samuel O Wallace, president of Union Forge and Foundry Vandergrift Pa, has been arrested in Chicago on embezzlement charges totaling 120000. Berthould Lowenthal, a 74 year old banker and organizer, dies in Chicago. Washington and Havana gauge newly financed Venezuelan Castro rebellion by American Asphalt trust and French gov. Philadelphia control over streetcar and supply firms shifts to United Railways Investment in San Francisco in a 14000000 deal. Six French Catholic priests die in mob violence in Southern China over a real estate dispute. Ice prices rise in New York as summer approaches, with further hikes anticipated by June. Jacob Riis improves health after hospital treatment in New York. danger has passed from his condition.
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Samuel O. Wallace
Chicago
Union Forge & Foundry Company
Vandergrift
Berthould Lowenthal
United Hebrew Charities
Washington
Havana
Castro
Venezuela
American Asphalt Trust
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
United Railways Investment Company
San Francisco
China
Jce
American Ice Company
New York
S Hospital
Jacob A. Riis
Northwest New 3 and Local City Developments
Wool and mohair growers in Yamhill county form a pool per the Yamhill County Livestock association. A Redlands man, W C Koohelser, shot a gray squirrel and donated 25 dollars as conscience money. In Benton county a similar tale mirrors earlier events. Elfensbure electric plant shows monthly city profits around 1200 dollars. city bond indebtedness stands at 115000. New city council, sworn in this year, moves to ban mm- Kina and to close Dusshere houses on Sundays. Benjamin Branson, 78, longtime Oregon resident and Rogue River War veteran, died in McMinnville. Portland’s Chinese fantan raid uncovers a nascent sweating plant with gold coin losses. About 3000 dollars in gold coin expected to be minted in hours, linking Portland to the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Livestock Association
W. C. Koohelser
Redlands
Cal
Benton County
Elfensbure
Reas New City
Fenjimin Branson
McMinnville
Oregon
Ekessere
Portland
Alrtie
Hotel Arrivals and Medical Spotlight Amid Local Notices
A crowded list shows hotel arrivals from Walla Walla Portland Seattle and nearby towns, alongside health notes on Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Me and medical claims about Dr King’s New Discovery. It also mentions photo services by W Bowman and arnica salve heard as a scientific wonder with local pharmacists Tallman Co. and Brock McComas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Jnet
King
Tallman & Cos
Brock & McComas
Jucksen
BE. R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
Tallman & Co
Brock& McComas
Christian Science and church services listed
The page lists Christian Science First Society services and a new pastor arrival with morning and evening worship, Bible school, and readings. It also notes other church activities including Salvation Army, Congregational, First Christian lectures and music, plus notices for contracts and digestion remedies.
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Christian Science
First Society of Christan Scientiat
Vien
P. m
Zio
Christian Science Liiterature
Pendleton lumber firm sold and livestock sale notice
Public notice announces the sale of Ghay's Harbor Lumber Co in Pendleton Oregon and demands settlements from creditors. It lists an 11 month old registered short horn bull and several milch cows as part of a bargain within two weeks. Also notes Clem Hogue’s association with Hamicy and Humane Harness and invites old friends to visit the new place.
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Pendleton
Ghay's Harbor Lumber CO
Jack M'Carthy
Ore
Hamicy &O
Clem Hogue
Senator Whelan to Speak in City on Thursday
Tutulllan Camp Modern Woodmen prepares to host Supreme Lecturer Charles Whelan of Wisconsin in Music Hall on Thursday March 8. Whelan is famed as a top platform speaker and former Madison official. The event includes an orchestra and high school quartet, with readings. No charge for admission as local Woodmen cover expenses.
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Thuralay
Tutulllan Camp
Charles Whelan
Wisconsin
Senator Whelan
Madison
Witwoonein
Atute
Pacific Coast
Whelan
Gulinteason
Engines In Service At La Grande Break Record Pace
The mechanical force at La Grande has set new speed records by preparing locomotives shipped from Philadelphia in a day each. Previously it took three days to a week. With round-the-clock work, the engines are now in freight service on the mountain and delivering excellent results. Built well and equipped with modern appliances, the locomotives are claimed to be the best yet by the railroad.
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I& No
la Grande
Philadelphia
Shopa
Ad Tt
Brown's Fame Spreads. Pendleton Tribune Foreman Seeks New Field
W. S. Brown, recently foreman and one of the Pendleton Tribune's proprietors, was in the city en route to Portland. He is the printer who helped polish the editor, leading to a severed connection. He is now seeking other employment fields.
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W. 5S. Brown
Ant
The
Pendleton Tribune
City
Portland
Mr. Brown
Pugiler
Tribune
Dulles Chronicle
Unclear Goods Listing Mentions Baking Ingredients
Fragmentary note references baking, powder, ice coffee flavoring, and a goods account labeled Schilling's Best, with no other goods mentioned. Details are incomplete and obstructed by garbled text.
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Schilling
Local Republican Candidates for Umatilla County Offices
Candidates announce bids for recorder of conveyances clerk treasurer and justice of the peace in Pendleton. Fred W Hembley, Frank Saling, George Buzan, and Parkes pledge reform, prompt service, and public service under primary election rules. April 20.
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Fred W. . Hembley
Frank Suling
Chowk
Umatilla County
George Buzan
Umatilla
Geo, Buzan
Parkes
Justice of Peace
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the Quality Store
General News
Northwest New
I. W. Burgess
Walla Walla
J. H. O'Neil
H. Burns
G. W. Ford
Freebe
Seattle
Mrs. Burgess
Mies Ashby
M. H. Patton
Spokane
Brandon
Frank Lee
Heppner
George N. West
C.K. Allen
J. A. Wilhawer
Wiliam Maher
San Franciseo
W. H. Sickman
Springfield
Frances Griffin
Margaret Murphey
J. F. Thrasher
D. M. Miller
W.W. McQueen
Milton
M. &. Conigall
Butter Creek
John Lees
Starbuck
William Moore
Charles H. Roberts
W. A. Kilpatrick
Bowers
James Devault
Mandan
Sam Lee
N. HM
Sehertie
Kent
I. W. Maxwell
Echo
Charles Lydston
H. Brower
AL Zimmerman
Ontario
M. A. Wern
W. & Bowman
Main Atrest Bridge
Bowman
Anne
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton Academy Chapel
Odd Fellows Hall
Corfer Main
Alia Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Gwen
Revo T T. B. Tallman
G. W. Rigby
Epworth
Robert Warner
Prastor
Lote Simmons
Milde
Fos Fletcher
Hite Pendleton
Salvation Army
Holiness
Wow
Oma
Salvation Meeting
Sopom
Holder
Lieut
Sten
Bakerity
Nedeemer
W. BR
Elie
Copeclilly
Elimo
Stringer
Sents
Henry Dixon Joner
First Christian
Cluared
Bible School
Webbs
Mitchell
Marquis
Bride Concert Company
Messy
N. H. Trontks
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Kado
Apacifica
Maxwell Tend & Irrigation Company
Herminton
Judd Building
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Co
FE. Troutman
Cauren
Oregon Life
L. Samuel
Mgr
Macleay Building
Washington Street
O. T
N. Shop Force
Brown
Chase & Sanborn’s
Gray Bros. Grocery Company
Chase
Sanborn
Frank Saling
Alexander
Robert Forster
Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
B. F. K the Old Reliable Plumber
Frank B. Clopton
East Court Street
Fisuman & Peders
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Court
House Pendleton
Burbridge & Carel
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