Global and Local News Briefs from March News Digest
Odisha events include Ohio River danger rising as Cincinnati faces floods. Princess Louise of Saxony separates from Giron for her children. Guam altered by the September earthquake. Japanese migrate from Hawaii amid economic gloom. Dole proclaims leprosy being stamped out in Hawaii. Colorado Governor drafts troops to Colorado City dust works. Wabash railroad crews strike over wages. New York Eye and Ear nurses strike after failed superintendent removal. Mail carrier Juan Rial missing in blizzard near Toas Piedres, New Mexico, likely frozen to death. William J. Bryan plans to back an independent ticket if gold Democrats win the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise of
Saxony
Giron
Guam
Hawaii
Colorado
Colorado City
Wabash Road
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Juan Rial
Toas
Tries Piedres
N. M
William J. Bryan
New York
Portland and Northwest Crime and Accidents Summary
Multiple Northwest items. Port lands Haywood Social Club to build a $15000 club building this season. Edward Lieuluken sought in Minneapolis for embezzlement arrested in Portland. Mrs. Kate Clark of Kalama Washington jailed for selling Aquor to minors and without license to adults. James Kinney of Portland sentenced to four years for kidnapping Porter Yett. George W. Winslow of Willamette Iron Works injured in derrick collapse. An unusual transparent store found on Snake River bluffs near Pasco. Baker City grand jury indicts editor and publisher for libel. D. W. and James R. Kenney held on perjury charges in Orting awaiting requisition to Salem. Eugene Cottell, 4, crushed to death by electric car in Portland. Guy A. London, 16, mortally wounded burglar at Thomas Wheeler home in North Yakima. Chris Benson kills Deputy Sheriff Morrell escaping from Olympia jail. Suspect captured at Elma. Guy Erwin Moore chosen to represent Oregon Agricultural College in Intercollegiate oratorical contest. Opium smugglers active, police discover large quantities hidden. search intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood Social Club
Portland
Edward Lieuluken
Minneapolis
Kate Clark
Kalama
Wasi
James Kinney
Porter Yett
George W. Winslow
Willamette Tron and Steel Works
Snake River
Pasco
Baker County
Baker City Herald
D. W
James R. Kenney
Orting
Wash
Salem
Chris Benson
Bheriff Morrell
Olympia
Elma
Guy Erwin Moore
Oregon Agricultural College
Moore
Prineville
Hotel Arrivals and Guests Listed at Pendleton
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests staying at Hotel Pendleton and nearby properties, including M A Butler and J H Chris of Portland, W E Baylor and M Le Henderson of Minneapolis, Miss Roberts and Miss Ormsby of Minneapolis, J Sam Cole of Seattle, G R Gitty of San Francisco, J F Melcher and L E Root of Starbuck, Mrs L D Myers of city, and many others from Seattle Portland Spokane Walla Walla Pilot Rock Athena Carson and beyond, reflecting a broad regional mix of travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Butler
Portland
DFE
Hall
J. H. Chris
Weldner
F. Butler
H. &. Frank
Dayton
J. F. Walker
Minneapolis
W. E. Baylor
M. le Henderson
Roberts
Ormsby
Georgie Wood
Cooper Beého
J. E. Martin
Helix
J. Sam Cole
Seattle
Joan Nisan
Charlies
T McNichol
D. Portz
Cheyenne
L. C. Goodwin
Walla Walla
G. D. Galley
J. McCoy
R. E. Shepard
Spokane
J. G. Helfrich
C. IL. Downer
W. D .Marks
A. Rayburne
Pilot
W. J. Moore
F. J. Gardner
M. Smith
W. R. McRoberts
W. Hodge
San Francisco
San Leandro
J. J. Weinston
Sumpter C
Webb
Pullman
J. T. Osborn
Carson G. B. Martin
H. L Swaggaert
J. M. Swaggart
Welch
City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offer Reward and Testimony
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from West & Truax, Walding Kinnan & Marvin affirm F J Cheney's honesty. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, price 75 cents, sold by all druggists alongside Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Helix Happenings Highlights Illnesses and Moves
Local notes from Helix report Rev Hugulet and W C Kern illlisted, Charles Alspach returning from Missouri, and a large basket social at the Baptist church with Adams brass band providing music. Several residents named for illness or travel, including Pendleton and Athena connections. Receipts from the social totaled about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hugulet
W. C. Kern
Charles Alspach
Missouri
George Knight
Pendleton
Clarence
Smith
Koraiearl
Mr. Fawcet
Vic. Fon
Canaa
Alspach
Montreane
Frank King
Cold Springs
Nellie Hetnuen
Guy Smith
Essie Foss
Athena
Helix
Athena City Election In Quiet Themed Day
Athena news notes a quiet city election with a single ticket and no strife while local improvements roll in. Reports list residents in various states of health and activity including Mrs Harden and Frank Thorpe welcoming a new girl, McBride Co repainting a drug store, Boddy adding stock scales at a slaughterhouse, and several Athena residents facing illness. Weather includes Sunday wind and light snowfall, with five inches of snow melting as the week progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
HB. F. Oxte
Newton Rourke
Pijot Hock
Tsiness
Pendleton
A Big Missouri Family Passes Through Town
A Missouri family of 13 traveling with parents and 11 children, including several sets of twins, passed through this morning en route to Oakesdale Washington. The eldest child among the 11 is 11 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakesdale
Wash
Notice to pay street poll tax in Pendleton Oregon
Pendleton February 26 1903 notice requires street poll tax for 180 percent to be paid within 10 days at the city marshal's office in Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon or by an authorized deputy. Delinquency follows and the city marshal is empowered to collect under state road tax laws. J A Blakley City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
J. A. Blakley
Agricultural Institute in Hood River discusses fruit growing
The Dalles reports an agricultural institute session at Hood River on soil fertilization through growing forage plants and turning them under sod, with emphasis on tree pests. Attendees include Dr James Withycombe of Oregon Agricultural College and state chemist A L Kinsley among others.
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Wasco County
Dalles
Hood River
East
Middle Western
James Withycombe
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
A.L. Kinsley
A. B. Cordiey
A. C. Kent
Daire
Struetor
Moki Tea Marketed as Cure All by Hook s Co
A patient marketing claim extols Moki Tea as a permanent cure for sick headaches and digestive issues. The ad promises appetite, sleep, energy, and happiness, with prices at 26 and 50 cents and directs readers to W. H. Hooks Co in Buffalo for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hooks & Co
Buffalo, N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoys
Daley
General News
Ohio River
Cincinnai
Dole
Islands
Pacific Northwest News
Eugene Cottell
W. J. Cottell
Guy A. London
North Yakima
Thomas Wheeler
Leland Richmond
L. D. Smith
A. H. Smith
Dr. Smith
Griswold
FL H Richmond
Hogart
Athena News
Marc
Green Estes
Ho W. Whittaker
Thomas .J. Kirke
Agricultural Institute
Acker
F W. Schmidt & Co
Drugeinte
Paris
London Purple
FW. Schmidt
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo, N.Y
F. v. Schmidt & Co
Portland Business Collage
Oregor
P. Armstrong
Lie
Pruncr
Gray's Harbor
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
Opp. W. & C. R. Depot
Ous
BIG
Boston
T. ¢. Taylor the Hardware Man
Main Street
Therkelsen's
East Court Street
Byers
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