Czar Grants Religious Freedom Across Russia
The czar issues a decree granting freedom of religion throughout his domains. The president’s Western tour begins next month with a stay of two to three weeks planned in Yellowstone Park.
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Russia
Arizona
Yellowstone Park
Boston
Methodist Social Union
Chicago
Trotters
Major Delmar
Lord Derby
Union Pacific
Omaha
C. P. Hayes
United States
Marsey
J. J. Ryan Investment Company
St. Louis
Tillamook records Irish giant insanity and political moves
Aboard trades board formed at Tillamook labels John MacClarney the Irish giant of Astoria as insane. Benson murder case reward shared among captors. Eugene to host GOP convention for Tongue successor. Governor Chamberlain to name delegates for Atlanta race talks. Bellingham Bay Co to extend river railroad to Okanogan in seven months. Deming dies at 91, tied to Daniel Webster. Fishing schooner George W Prescott capsizes off Columbia, rescued by Montara. Boise City resident J B Brown becomes a fugitive amid a shortage scandal.
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Ahairymen
Board of Trade
Tillamook
John MacClarney
Astoria
Benson
Washington
Thomas H. Tongue
Eugene
Chamberlain
Atlanta
Georgia
Bellingham Bay
British Columbia River
Okanogan River
WH. Demig
Daniel Webster
Mr. Deming
John Adams
Massachusetts
George W. Prescott
Columbia Bar
Montara
J. B. Brown
Boise City
Hotel Arrivals Listed From Various Cities
A list of guests arriving at the hotel includes J. OBrien and wife from Spokane J B Lieuellan from Weston Mrs Flock from Weston P W Hall and wife from Milton W W McLaughlin from Sumpter Co W Jones from Baker City Lee Caldwell from Burns William Johnson from Freewater J Ousander from Nangeck J A Nelson from Valley WN H Pinkerton from Athena J B Froome from Athena D A Pinkerton from Athena J Trealy and wife from Sumpter Co L Downer from Spokane George A Bell from Portland G Bd from Galley Portland W E Millard from Spokane A G Howard from Spokane W D Marks from Spokane M Burns from Thorn Hollow L Christenson from Weston J Taylor from Echo L H Hebert from Chicago D W Cade from St Joe Mrs IL Payne from Core J Cunnie from Portland J K McAndrews from Walla Walla John Wright from Walla Walla J H Hudson from Genessee A F Zable from Genessee H Flower from Genessee E McKee from Spokane F J Bra from Genessee C P Gibney from Lewiston D H Peterson from Juliette C Smith from Pocatello F J Gardner from Portland FE H Swenson from Minneapolis.
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J. O'Brien
Spokane
Ll. Payne
Core
J. ©. Cunnie
Portland
J. K. McAndrews
Walla Walla
John Wright
J. H. Hudson
Genessee
A. F. Zable
H. Flower
E. McKee
F. J. Bra
C. P. Gibney
Lewiston
D. H. Peterson
Juliette
C. Smith
Pocatello
F. J. Gardner
H. Swenson
Minneapolis
Prominent Woman Dead in Walla Walla Family
Mrs. Charlotte Loney wife of farmer Charles Loney died at home on West Pine street in Walla Walla at 9 8 a m Thursday after a short illness aged 18 years Born in Ireland October 15 1836 she lived in the county many years and leaves 13 children with husband and nine other relatives named including Mrs H H McLean S K Loney Mrs H Lee William D Loney John Loney Mrs W Paul Charles Loney Jr Mrs John Baxter Mrs Robert Potts Sprague and Mrs R L Kerrick Seattle plus numerous siblings The ad promotes Acker s Blood Elixir with money back guarantee priced 60 cents and 1 00 by F W Schmidt Co druggists.
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Walla Walla
Charlotte Loney
Charles Loney
Walla Walla County
West Pine Street
Lomey
Ireland
H. H. McLean
K. Loney
H. Lee
William D. Loney
John Loney
W. Paul
Charles Loney, Jr
John Baxter
Robert Potts
Sprague
R. L. Kerrick
Seattle
Cavalry Horse Purchase Notice from Henry Oldenstadt
The undersigned plan to buy about 300 horses for the United States cavalry within a few weeks. Owners are asked to prepare geldings that are sound and gentle, weighing 950 to 1150 pounds and 15 to 16 hands high, aged 4 to 8 years, in good shape for inspection.
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Pendleton
United States Cavalry
United States Cay
Milton Wright Ill With Pneumonia and Immigrant Land Seekers
Milton Wright is gravely ill with pneumonia in Missouri, while immigrants from Missouri arrive in Milton seeking land in Umatilla county. The report also notes several local illnesses including neuralgia, scarlet fever, and a deadly bout of pneumonia, with dour remarks on Moros in Mindanao and a dangerous prisoner episode during patrol duties.
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Milton
Carrie Welch
Charles Demaris
Williams
W. F. Wright
Krapp
Walla Walla
D. J. Kirkson
Taffie Stewart
Helix
Frank Richmond
Stewart
State of
Missouri
Umatilla County
Ridge And Vicinity Reports Weather And Farm Upgrades
In Ridge and surrounding area on March 11, snow fell twice with freezing temperatures and high winds. Grass and stock are recovering, and the Edwards brothers plan to haul 10,000 feet of lumber to improve their farm. The Ridge and Gurdane telephone lines are now in operation and successful.
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Edward Brothers
B. Hinkle
James Davis
Alba
Edwards Brothers
Ridge and Gurdane
Fletcher
Lovers Lane Comedy Promises Small Town Life Friction
Frazer presents Lovers Lane on Tuesday March 17, a middle ground between city and country life. William A Brady rejects rural drama labels and highlights a village church’s friction. Clyde Fitch authored the play with satire and brisk humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
William A. Brady
Mr. Brady
Clyde Fitch
Baker City Baseball Scout Prisoner Captured in Mindanao
W H Fairchild once of Baker City, famed as a top outfielder in Eastern Oregon baseball, reports from Iligan Mindanao where he serves with Company C Twenty eighth Infantry. He recalls nine days as a Moro prisoner, written in a modest tone to former employer Will H Ellis of Ellis Transfer & Forwarding Co. The message begins with their early arrival on the islands and placement at Lugon.
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W. H. Fairchild
Baker City
Oregon
Iligan
Mindanao Island
Ing Company
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Will H. Ellis
Ellis Transfer &Forwarding Company
Lugon
Gale band of 4000 sheep rustle near Dean Bridge
A band of about 4000 sheep known as the Gale band has been turned out on the hills near Dean Bridge on the Lower Powder River to rustle for feed as spring growth is delayed. The owner faces potential great loss if the birds of prey or rustling persist, with caution urged to prevent further damage.
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Gale
Dean Bridge
Powder River
Exhibit of Fine Cabinet Work Delights the Audience
A lively call invites ladies to view a display of cabinet making and poetic verse. The playful notice promises a pleasing experience with artistic craft and a friendly host, urging attendance in March.
Reward for unrecoverable catarrh cure offer
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured. It promotes CHNRY Se Cure 22, claims internal cure and a pure WVistrs paste, and cites Kent Florida as a permanent beneficiary of freezing. The notice is attributed to Kinnan & Marvin, Whole Polede, o. 7 Cur.
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Kinnan & Marvin
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F. W. Schmidt & Co
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W. T. Wright
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W. H. Hooker & Co
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Seasor
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Gray's Harbor
Gray’s Harbor
Florida
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Haale
Anna Packard Karbus
Mandellos Guitaris
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T. C. Taylor
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W. S. Byers, Propetetor
Allen Brothers
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Ofice
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