Fires Destroy Plant and Hospitals Across Regions
A sar plant valued at 160000 was destroyed by fire in Cornnellaville Pa. Medical Director George A Bright of the United States Navy, dead in Washington DC at 67. W J Clark, a lumberman from Independence Kan, suicided in San Francisco. Englishman Amos Horgai set a 16 pound shot record of 45 feet 12 inches. The St Gothen hospital near Mont Blanc was demolished by fire. Russian forces reportedly killed wounded and captured at Lieday near Mukden, with 40 percent of the frontline army described. Chinese governor of Mukden kidnapped by retreating Russians. J B Prose Burton McMillan and A L Taylor are active senate candidates after General Bates death. Interborough Rapid Transit strike in NYC cited as just cause and violated contract. Wheat exports from American ports declined to 44,095,562 bushels year to date versus prior period. Commissioner Darlington notes fever cases in New York eased in the fever season. Some argue statutory limits on presidential travel exist, others deny them, citing no binding unwritten law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Bright
United States Navy
Washington
D. C
W. J. Clark
Independence
San Francisco
Amos Horgai
St. Gothen
Mont Biwnc
Mukden
Eniare
Ruwluos
J. B. Prose
Burton B. McdMillan
AOL
Taylor
General Bate
Tone Lesmee
New York City
All American Pont
Dod
Marcel
Vloweale
Darlington
New York Health Department
United States
Northwest News Briefs Across East Portland and Beyond
Reports from the Northwest detail multiple incidents. Constantine Lemon and a Greek fisherman wounded Joe Nick near Astoria. Lemon under arrest, claiming the shooting was accidental. Isaac North, 74, of Spokane, cut his throat and shot himself, citing temporary insanity. Public vote planned for March 25 in Hayrington to bond $14,500 for water, and Jack McGill at Grand Forks lost a limb after an accident at the Granby anchter. A 14 year old boy was sentenced to a one year term in Seattle for hold up at the Red White and Blue saloon, with hopes for reform thwarted by the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Constantine Lemon
Joe Nick
Red Slough
Astoria
Isaac North
Spokane
Mix Ames
Hayrington
Wael
Oliver Dobson
Grand Forks
Granby
Seatile
Fentennor
Large wheat land near Pendleton offered for sale
Nine quarter sections of fine reservation wheat land in one body eight miles from Pendleton. Tall wheat stands, well improved with houses, barns, orchards and fences. Abundant water. Option to sell all or a half section at 6000 dollars and 4000 dollars per quarter. Also 40 acres half creek bottom land with irrigation two miles from Pendleton for 32600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Boise Woodcraft Headquarters Bid Sparks Chamber Action
The Chamber of Commerce committee to secure a permanent Woodcraft headquarters in Boise outlined benefits and seeking funds. Woodmen of the World delegates argued Boise could attract a $50,000 building and 60,000 members, prompting a push for a lasting base in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Woodcraft
Plom
Chamber de Commerte
Pareanes
Woolerath
Woolmen of the World
Bolke
Foemerre Tee
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Bolne
de. H. P. Ustick
Boine
Thomas Hall
Povatello
W. C. Austin
Bol
P. TR. Pet
Colorado Springs
Orgattiza- 110
Woodmen
Orein
Sig
Denver
Baxlthary
Boles
California
Bobente
Auactene
The Heart Muscles and Their Rest Periods
The heart does rest in cycles, with four chambers and alternating contractions. Auricles contract one-fifth, ventricles two-fifths, and a two-fifth pause, giving the heart a resting share. sleep also slows heart action to aid recovery.
Sacred Mountains to Japan Travel Note
Travelers describe Japan with grand shrines perched atop tall mountains. Every peak is seen as a deity’s guardian, the forests around temple grounds dense and ancient. Clouds shroud summits, fueling belief that gods control rain by lifting or withholding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secred
Japan
Serenity of Temper and Self Control
The piece extols serenity of temper as a sign of mental health and self control to endure life’s minor trials, especially when faced with irritating people. It notes that such unfortunates are their own worst enemies and urges cultivation of not bearing ill will as a lifelong useful art. A cartoon caption about a wager at a bar references Mr. Crogan and a single man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth
Crogan
Mr. Crogan
Chicago Tribune
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland to Spokane
An extensive hotel arrivals list shows guests visiting from multiple states and cities including Baker City Salem Portland Spokane and Chicago. Notable names include Walla Walla Wenatchee La Grande and Denver entries with individuals and couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Gillett from Athena and the Stouptown area residents among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Porter
Baker City
J. Lichteghe
Chicago
Indae Mille
Alex Delere
Paulson
A. Q Gutting
San France
Joseph Gribble
Salem
Mike Jennie Green
Medford
Campbell
Tekow
W. Harris
Portland
A M. Flynn
Oman
Moyne
Lowie
I. W. Burke
M. Hill
Kansas City
Ferguson
la Grande
AFL
Bernard Portland
I, Ackerman
New York
W. W. Grivex
San Franciago
Dennis
San Francisco
L. M. Bates
Detroit
Bo Wilton
G. Savegnardi
W. B. Hamilton
Beho
McGowen
Walla Walla
A. Allison
Brownell
Umatilla
la Pequcisco
Howard Evans
Milton
William Lloyd
Joseph D. Perry
I HO
Tele
Athena
Costello
Starbuck
McAltister
Demiaria
Mitton
Fr. A. Komer
Spokane
W. J. Howerd
Pendleton
Charles B. Poster
St Toula
B&b
Fi Raed
Koklotus
Mere
J. C. Shaw
Bebo
Myre
J. M. Metullough
Edo
William H. Bernheim
Beattle
Physical state and cure of ton- MIDs in medical discourse
The text discusses inflamed tonsils with white patches caused by a nerve irritation sequence. It posits chronic enlargement from contracted muscles and venous backflow, suggesting osteopathy to restore drainage, realign bones, and relieve repeated issues rather than surgical removal.
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Frederick Nolf & CO
General News
Cornnellaville
Northwest News
E. T. Wade & Son
Boise Gontesto
Idaho
Catal
Chamber of Commerce Apyratins
the Bickers
Fh. S. Smith
J. Theehban
Portion
A. Nylander
Porthand
William Stusher
City
J. Lewion
Sturtuck
D. McKillan
J. Mille
Hitler Mustich
Torthand
Ay Soods
Sc Dunn
E. E. Trie
Spoluum
Crescent Mfg. Co
Seattle
St. Louis Fair
Robinson
East Court ST
Purnisiees
V. Stroble
Pendleton Pilater
the City Brewery
Roslyn Lump Coal
Sella
Roslyn
Roslyn Coal and Wood CO
Prema Hie
Graham & Hunter
Toccer Paralellings
Graham & Hunter Panel
Easler
Mall
Es Nrothers
Warren Street
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Alwave
Ane
H. M. Hamilton
Oregon
T. C. Taylor
Hardward Man
Main Street
the State Hotel
Rudolph Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
East Oregonian
Olympia
A. Nolte
International Poultry and
C.F. Colesworthy
East Alte St
Lee
Polydore Moens, Prop
Carrice
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