Archbishop Brien dies in Halifax deepens church losses
Arch bishop Brien of the Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and Bermuda dioceses has died in Halifax. Other items note a Pekin British legation defense detachment, a Burlington railroad fatal collision near Akron, and a San Francisco frame house collapse. Reports cover multiple accidents crimes and regional notes from across the United States and British territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brien
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Bermuda
Halifax
Pekin
Burlington
Akron
George H. Sherwood
Hardy
Freman
San Francisco
J. Riley
Fred Chenique
John Roach
England
Ena
Spain
Isle of Pine
Burlington Road
Gernment
Yellowstone Territory
Kentucky House of Representatives
Senate
Kentucky
Cal
Ite
San Juan
E. G. Meegan
Camden
Rosdale
Kanaae City
Kan
Resu
Charles C. Miller
Oklahom City
Meexzan
Miller
Shiller
Public school teachers needed as Coeur d'Alene grows
The Southwest news item notes 20 teachers in Coeur d'Alene with rapid growth, plans for a new five room building, and the region's expanding educational needs. It also reports a Hop warehouse wreck at Moxee near Yakima caused by a March 11 wind, with 24,000 pounds of hops damaged and $1000 building costs. Barters update on a crater battle casualties and a Yakima fire destroying the home and law library of Attorney H. J. Snively, with heavy losses and insurance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Columbia Conference
Swedish Lutheran Church
Moscow
Idaho
Church of Idaho
Washngton
Oregon
Moxee
Yakima
Job Istant
Poi
Leo Calve
Bilener
Purl de Buick
Spokuie
H. J. Snively
Shively
Law Library
Lees
William Rice
William Hartley
Macon
Huntington
Pines Por College Girls And The Dorm Tax Penny Scheme
A Walla Walla Statesman report describes a dormitory penny scheme at Reynolds Hall Whitman College where girls impose a fee for remarks about meals and social life. The plan is self-imposed, works well, and prompts a dean’s warning on etiquette. The piece notes the girls eventually drop the practice, planning a spread to avoid temptation. Also includes a Kodol ad and a list of hotel arrivals and Louisville clergyman seeking names of prominent residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Hall
Whitman College
Walla Wallin Statesman
Cnllege
Mixed Spokane Runs Highlight Pendleton–Spokane Dispatches
Engineers Wright, Butler, and McEvoy run intercity Spokane and Pendleton trains on the Washington division. They cover Nos. 7 and 8, starback to Pendleton, and Nos. 4 and 9 on the Spokane flyer route, with long layovers and heavy mileage. They are well known on the Pendleton line, return home infrequently, and split time between city residences and hotels during layovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendacees Wright, Ruther
Me- Pee Pall
Spokane Tran
Maintine
Washington
Pendleton
Howe
Spokane
Jack Wright
Mscott Butler
G. McEvoy
RL & N
Hope West
Thie City
Starbuck
Umatith
Cmatilla
Ry & N
Whoa
Star Wuek
Uinntila
Vonatille
Arun
Shmifiutoe
Pendleton-stat
Here
Prantla
Washington Division
Mr. Bullet
Mrr Wright
Mr. McEvoy
Olvo Elaliment
Kernohan Eyes Nebraska Prices in Yakima Land Pitfall
F. H. Kernohan of Portland visiting Yakima laments overpaying for land after a local dealer offered 80 acres near the old Dy. Morrison area at 170 an acre. He notes Nebraska farms selling for 150 and recalls 40 acres later sold at 500 to 540 an acre, wishing he had bought then. Also promotes Dewitt's Little Early Risers from Tallman & Co. and reports miner James Banister injured in a 40 foot fall at Standard mine, Wallisseo, with possible fatal internal injuries and transfer to Walle hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernohan
Yakima
F. H. Kernohan
Equitable Savings & Lown Association
Portland
Ore
Chiit
Nebraska
Morrison Mace
Hue
Nebraskqn
Fomot Moe
Yakima Real Es
Tate
James Banister
Walliseo
Oregon flax industry seed for Willamette Valley plant
James Craig of Silverton coordinates with Harriman liner officials to back a flax processing mill in Oregon. Portland visitor Mr Crate touts western Oregon climate and water as ideal for flax, cites data from Italy and Scotland, and reports interest from factory men who spun samples into fabric. A full mill plan and initial focus on cordage and food products are proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamete Valley
Oregon Sunday Journal
James Craig
Silverton
Harriman
Crate
Portland
Oregon
Italy
Scotland
Withimette Valley
Ed ward W. Rosa to be discharged from state penitentiary
The Walla Walla Statesman reports Ed ward W. Rosa will be released on the last day of the month after serving a sentence for embezzlement in Seattle. He disappeared with about $400, later using the alias Ed Rambrandt in Tacoma. A warrant remains for his arrest upon release, with an officer from Seattle expected March 21. The article also notes a March snowstorm in Kansas bringing 6 to 10 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Rosa
Rees
Seattle
California
Tacoma
Ed Rambrant
Perry Brown
Rembrandt
Rose
Best Goods and Dealing Shine in Local Trade
A compact note praising local grocers and merchants for top quality and fair deals. It highlights strong performance in trade and customer service, underscoring community support for reliable, money back standards.
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Araphy
New York
Great Eastern Dept. Store
Rice
Pleasant Valley
Hartley
Halls
Salt Lake City
Albert Fox
Millie
Fox
Musiciati
Eclalima
Espere Knowles
The
Elks
San Diego
Knowles
Washington Water Power Company
Califortia
Southwest News
Pines
Whitman
Walle
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Talimin & Co
J. WH. McKowen
A. Barrett Athena
C. Allen
L. Rathburn
A. Hedges
E. B. Well
St. Loui
T. H. Baker
Louieville
Rutland
Louisville
Baker
Cleveland
Dewitt
Tallman & Co
Hooming Fran Industry
Willamette Valley
Ap Plas Mill
L. Samuel
Mgr
Macleay Building
Washington Street
Portland, Ore
Kansas
Schilling
Gould Marquam
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Empire Meat Market
Schwarz & Greulich
Main St
Taliman & Co
Eale
Alexander
SER
Pening Sula
J. FP
Dr. Cole
Dr. Irvine
Laura Cabhoun
Mite Leecer
J. T. Earl
J. Hy Morris
J. M. Leezer
Pendleton, Ofugon
Sanitary Barber Shop
EAGLE
Main Street
TIREE
Grong
Eagle Batch Shaving
Sear Hotel
ESTE
Byers
Sydrs
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5
Frank B. Clopton & CO
East Court Street
Ontario
Burbridge & Carel
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