General News Highlights From A Dividends To Warship Talks
Dr Talmage ill in New Orleans as he lectured. Steel trust nine months dividend totals 84040000 distributed to stockholders. Representative Sutherland introduces bill to annex parts of Arizona to Utah. Herbert Booth resigns Salvation Army command due to ill health. Senator Hale signals possible June adjournment. Emperor William may transfer Prince Henry to a German warship off Germany to meet Deutschland. Mrs Soffel facing three indictments linked to the Biddle brothers escape. max sentence 16 years and 2500 fine. Colorado House passes resolution mourning John P Altgeld, praising his civic courage and integrity.
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Dr. Talmage
New Orleans
Steel Trust
Sutherland
Utah
Arizona
Colorado River
Herbert Booth
General Booth
Salvation Army
Hale
Senaar Committee On
Republican Steering Committee
Congress
Emperor William
Deutschland
Prince Hnery
Berlin
La Grande plans new marshal and local notices
Pacific Northwest notes John Steinbeck pledges to curb professional gambling in La Grande as marshal elect. Thunder Mountain aims to launch the Thunder Mountain Miner with George J. Lewis as manager. C. EB. Brainard from Union county is sentenced to the state asylum at Salem. Mrs A Gooden dies aged 74 in La Grande. Eugene Hoye brings prized lugses to Grant's Pass. Baker City pupil Milo Newton hospitalized after a fall. La Grande Chronicle Publishing Co plans daily weekly editions with E. L. Eckley continuing as manager.
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John Steinbeck
la Grande
Thunder Mountain
George J. Lewis
Idaho
C. EB. Brainard
Union County
Bane
Salem
Milo Newton
Baker City
Hich
Elizabeth Hospital
Cty
la Grande Chronicle Publishing Company
Chronicle
E. L. Eckley
Whitman Glee Club at Frazer's Opera House Tonight
The Whitman College Glee Club performs at Frazer's opera house in Pendleton this evening, March 15, praised for its entertaining program. The Spokane theater appearance drew high praise for lively student songs, Violin solos by Professor Edgar Fischer, Duke of pieces, and strong bass work. The show includes operatic numbers, readings, and lively choruses such as Estudiantina and Mother Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Whitman College Glee Club
Frazer's Opera House
Pendleton
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Faust
Vaolces
Edgar 5
Fischer
Ledernier
Sommer
Mother Winslow
Massa
Born at Home prompts 1902 county registration rush
A newspaper note warns 1902 county voters to register before May 15. Only about 1500 names added in two months, risking many losing their June ballot. Registration involves notary sworn blanks, multiple signatures, and odd questions, including a man born “at home.”
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Court Hose
Kennedy
Justice of the Peace
Missouri
Vaccination and Dandruff Cure Promoted in Ads
A newspaper ad asserts vaccination prevents smallpox and presents Newbro's Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. C. H. Reed of Victor Idaho testifies that two bottles cured him and his wife after years of trouble with dandruff. Numerous testimonials accompany the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Reed
Victor
Idaho
Newbro
Pendleton Academy Debating Club Votes On Jury System
Pendleton Academy held Friday afternoon debates with Ethel Forbes Dale Slusher and Herbert Ruppe for the affirmative against Professor Dowrie George Hill and Will Lang for the negative. The negative won by a small margin. The academy paper edited by Della Beagle and Grace Crawford was read with lively remarks. Next Friday’s topic is resolved that the world is growing worse instead of better.
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Pendleton Academy
Ethel Forbes
Dale Slusher
Herbert Ruppe
Professor Dowrie
George Hill
Will Lang
Academy
Della Beagle
Grace Crawford
Great Violinist Lenora Jackson to Appe ar Fraser Pendleton
Lenora Jackson, famed violinist, set to perform at the Fraser in Pendleton on Wednesday March 26. Press praise from Nashville and Galveston praises her breadth of interpretation, technical facility, and refined tone, noting her international honors and a strong accompanying duo, Fellows and Bauer, who receive high acclaim.
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Lenora Jackson
the Fraser
Pendleton
Nashville
Tennessee
Miss Jackson
Berlin
Paris
London
Galveston
Texas
Daily News
Fellows
Mr. Bauer
St. Louisan
Bauer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A vintage advertisement declares Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward offer for any case it cannot cure. It explains internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes accompanying Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohi
Denes
Notice to Contractors for Erection of Bank Building
Sealed proposals will be received at Baker and Oggs up to 12 o'clock noon on March 20 1902 for erecting a one story brick building at Athena Oregon. Plans and specifications can be viewed at Baker and Oggs. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. H L Swaggart March 11 1902 Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & Ogg's
Athena
Oregon
H. L. Swaggart
Pendleton
Cure grip in two days with Hromo Quinine remedy
Advertisement notes a laxative product Hromo Quinine promising to cure grip in two days. Claims it removes the cause and bears Dr. E. R. W. Grove's signature on every box. Priced at b cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
HOTEL ARRIVALS LIST WITH MULTIPLE NAMES
A long list of hotel arrivals includes F. W. Schmidt Boise A. Roderick Grant Portland J. B. Stoddart Salt Lake F. W Eckstrom San Francisco H Ash Salt Lake Mrs Mollie M Crayne Echo George McGlivery Spokane I M Ginger Spokane J H Kloeckner Spokane Thomas J. Smith Spokane 5 8 Gill Spokane T W Jackson Portland J J Burns Portland Lee Hirsch New York Sam Banister Weston Mrs Banister Weston P E Hunsucker Spokane Mrs Beta Sime C W Neiman Omaha Mr McMaud family William J More Spokane F H Beebhe Weston L H Wilhauer San Francisco Jerry Stone Athena H W Vogt Pendleton J H Reed Ray Relis Pilot Rock Matt Brown Omaha Carl Hartwell Pocatello William Huston Rh D Wilson and wife Athena IL E Workman Boise Pete Workman Boise Charles Wallace Joseph George Plum Hot Lake B A Glaze Seattle. Canada remark notes vast size with 18 unexplored areas.
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F. W. Schmidt
Boise
A. Roderick Grant
Portland
J. B. Stoddart
Salt Lake
F. W .Eckstrom
San Francisco
H. Ash
Mollie M. Crayne
Echo
George McGlivery
Spokane
J. Ginger
J. H. Kloeckner
Thomas J. Smith
Gill
T. W. Jackson
J. J. Burns
Lee Hirsch
New York
Sam Banister
Weston
Banister
P. E. Hunsucker
Beta Sime
C. W. Neiman
Omaha
Mr. McMaud
William J. More
F. H. Beebhe
Ll. H. Wilhauer
Jerry Stone
Athena
H. W .Vogt
Pendleton
J. H Reed
Ray Relis
Pilot Rock
Matt Brown
Carl Hartwell
Pocatello
William Huston
Rh. D. Wilson
Ll. E. Workman
Pete Workman
Charles Wallace
Joseph
George Plum
Hot Lake
B. A. Glaze
Seattle
Actions Speak Louder Than Words In Hard Times
A compact reflection on resolve in adversity. The saying contrasts bold deeds with idle talk, noting that while some men refuse to quit they all eventually face decisive moments that demand action over words.
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Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Colorado House of Representatives
John P. Altgeld
Pacific Northwest News
Mra. A. Gooden
BE. Gooden
Washington
Eugene Hoye
Grant
Pasa
Oscar Creek
Hays, Jewell & Moore
Grant's Pass
Glee Club
Pendleton Academy Report
Younger & Son
Order of
F.S. Younger & Son
The
Canada
Ireland
Europe
Gold Dust Twins
Eve
Pepe
Am G. Se Fairbank Ccompany
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Oxford
Larned, Carter
Knox
Federal
Crush
Howe
Boston Ltd
Timothy
Brone
Alfalfa
Thompson Hardware Company
Jesse
Polydore Moons
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