Burned to death in San Rafael cottage blaze
Mrs Mary Walsh an aged resident of San Rafael Cal. perished when the cottage she wed catching fire at night burned. A series of distant items note Roosevelt on Cuban reciprocity denial Mannie Boyle 14 buried by falling brick wall in Los Angeles and killed Instantly. Hudsons Bay officials deny confirming Eskimo shooting of Andre. Wanamaker receiver at the Vatican and a 100 man French church delegation. Senate commerce panel backs a bill to appoint a commission with Canada to study boundary waters. George Musgrove leader of a SW desperado band captured near Alamo Gordo NM. British civil service estimates rise by 2 810 525 with grants for Transvaal Orange River coronation and Pacific cable subsidy. The Times urges stronger Ireland act powers for lord lieutenant via penal acts and special juries.
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Mary Walsh
San Rafael
Cal
Roosevelt
Mannie Boyle
John Boyle
Los Angeles
Hudson's Bay Company
Andre
Hudson's Bay
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Vatican
Rome
George Musgrove
Black Jack
Clayton
N. M
Alamo Gordo
Post Office
C. L. Doran
British Civil Service
Transvaal
Orange River
Edward
London Times
United Irish League
Ireland
Earl Cadogan
Stabbing Fatality in Winston Mont and Regional Horse Purchases
A serious stabbing affray in Winston Mont left Foreman Tight fatally wounding Paul Koch. In Oregon, British agents bought 35 horses at La Grande for shipment to Ontario, with more purchased at Elgin and other Union county sites. Representative Tongue won a river and harbors survey addition for Yaquina river from Toledo to the mouth to assess project need and cost. A Walla Walla theater fire caused minor damage totaling 26 cents in paint and a window break, with the blaze halted by quick action. John William Reeder, 30, drowned near Rainier while attempting to tie a boat to a raft of logs. body recovered the next day.
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Winston
Mont
Tight
Paul Koch
la Grande
Ontario
Elgin
Union County
Representative Tongue
Yaquina
Toledo
Walla Walla Theater
John William Reeder
Simon M
Catherine Abel Reeder
Rainier
Protecting quail on track work sparks vigilance
Deputy Game Warden T B Wells reports efforts to catch railroad crews near Umatilla are thwarted, amid claims of quail killings by Japs employed by Oregon Railroad and Navigation. Despite watching all month, no proof found as Bob Whites thrive along Umatilla streams. the 1905 Oregon law bans killing these birds, with Pendleton Gun and Rod Club pledging enforcement to punish violators.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Here
Umatilla
Bob White
T. B. Wells
McKay Creek
Oregon
Pendleton Gun
Red Red Club
Senator Mitchell Aims Big River and Harbor Additions
Senator Mitchell will offer amendments to the river and harbors bill in the Senate, aiming to enlarge appropriations for Northwest waterways. The Oregonian notes the house bill authorizes 1,000,000 for Columbia mouth contracts, with Mitchell seeking 2,000,000, plus adjustments for Willamette and Columbia, plus work on upper Columbia and Snake rivers and various revetment and maintenance projects. He also seeks 500,000 for a canal between The Dalles and Centlo, with other river improvements and surveys pending Senate action.
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Mitchell
Senate
Oregonian
House Committee
Northwest
Committee On Commerce
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of War
The
Columbia
House
Willamette
Upper Columbia
Snake Rivers
Portland
Yamhill
Corvallis
Independence
Albany
Coquille River
Myrtle Point
Coquille City
Yaquina Bay
Yaquina River
Toledo
Umpqua River
Athena Mill Failure Sparks Manager's Letter to Editor
Pendleton Oregon March 6 to the editor W E Bond manager of the Athena mill defends his role and disputes a published claim that $20000 was unaccounted for He says most grain storages existed before his tenure and prior gaps and losses preceded his investment noting no treasury funds to meet debts and rebuilding costs amid a lack of stockholders support He argues others may be to blame and calls for accountability.
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Pendleton, Or
Athena
Athena Mill
W. E. Bond
East Oregonian
Bond
The
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement notes a two day cure for grip using Laxative Bromo Quinine with GrenaneNe included in every box and mentions price.
Lane's Medicine for gentle stomach relief and glow
A herbal laxative tea called Lane's Medicine is presented as a pleasant digestif that cleanses the stomach liver and kidneys. The ad notes it is made from herbs and prepared like tea, with daily vowel shifts in the name Lane's Family Medicine. Sold by Tallman & Co. for 26 cents.
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Lane
Tallman & Co
Mrs Julia A Walker Dies After Illness in The Dalles
Mrs Julia A Walker relict of the late ER H Walker died Thursday night at the residence of her son in law 8 8 Johns at The Dalles after a four day illness from pneumonia. She was a native of Michigan and crossed the plains to Oregon in 1852 residing in The Dalles for twenty years.
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Julia A. Walker
ER. H. Walker
Johns
The
Dalles
Michigan
Plains
Oregon
Hotel Arrivals In Portland And Nearby Cities
A compilation of hotel arrivals lists numerous travelers staying in Portland and surrounding cities. Names include T. W. Jackson J. J. Burns George Harris Andy Nylander H J Lea Charles Leedy D L Rosenfeld Mrs Morgan Miss Mary Morgan Miss Helen Morgan John Lyone S B Martin J F Phelan Mrs Davis Milton J F Melcher R M Coston Co W Hill E A Schiffer M J Elias H B Rees John McManus Mrs Davis and son Matt Brown Carl Hartwell Gus Freeman Martin Weller F J Gardner Charles Carroll T J Kirk c L Donne Sam Lee Hank Fanning William DeWeese and daughter W M Ramsey T J Berg Al Smith J J Worcester William Hoskins J T Bailey Alonzo Riggs printed as hotel guest entries across cities.
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T. W. Jackson
Portland
J. J. Burns
George Harris
Andy Nylander
H. J. Lea
Seattle
Charles Leedy
San Francisco
D. L. Rosenfeld
Morgan
Heppner
Mary Morgan
Helen Morgan
John Lyone
S. B. Martin
J. F. Phelan
Kingman
Ariz
Davis
Milton
J. F
John McManus
City
Mrs. Davis
Matt Brown
Pocatello
Carl Hartwell
Omaha
Gus Freeman
Cold Springs
Martin Weller
Waltsbureg
F. J. Gardner
Charles Carroll
Spokane
T. J. Kirk
Athena
C. L. Donne
Sam Lee
Hank Fanning
Col Springs
William DeWeese
W. M. Ramsey
Salem
T. J. Berg
Walla Walla
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
An 19th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features signatures from Toledo merchants Weer & TRHVAX and KINNAN & Mapvin and asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Pricing listed as 7 cents per bottle with testimonials free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Weer & Trhvax
Ohio
Vatpire
Kinnan & Mapvin
Notice to Contractors for Dr Cole Residence Bid
Sealed proposals addressed to architect T F Howard will be received until 12 noon March 18 1902 for erection and completion of a two story basement residence for Dr W G Cole per Howard plans. Separate bids for mason work. A five percent certified check is required with each bid. it becomes property if the contract and bond are not furnished. All other checks returned. The owner reserves right to reject any or all bids. March 6 1902.
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T. F. Howard
W. G. Cole
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Senate Committee On Commerce
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Pacific Northwest News
Senator Mitchell
Gold Dust Twins
Aloes' Pais
Younger
Ben
F.S. Younger & Son
Frazer Opera Hou Geo
L. Baker
Leaseo
Jes. B. Welch
Local 1
Barlow
Fred Street
Fraziers
Timothy
Brone
Alfalfa
Thompson Hardware Company ‘ii
Jesse
Pendleton Roller Mil
W.S. Byers
Proprietor
Ictland
Polydore Moons
Gury