General News Roundup of 1900 Events and Incidents
Reports note General Bennanr ke Tower's death at 81 in Sydney and bubonic plague in Sydney and Adelaide. Central American governments oppose the Davis amendment to the Hay-Paunce treaty. An Indian felon in Vancouver faces murder charges. Bond receipts and cash reserves are detailed. Cuba rail control efforts by Sir William Van Herne are reported. A Austin area laborer is shot by his son. February revenue totals and naval chemical shell research are mentioned. General Lew Wallace critiques McKinley on colonial policy and argues for constitutional sovereignty with popular consent.
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Bennanr Ke Tower
Sydney
New South Wales
Adelaide
South Australia
State Department
Central America
Charlie Seymour
Vancouver
BB. C
Mary Williams
William van Herne
Canmillan Pacific Railran
Cuba
George Finch
Austin
Chicago
Albert
Finch
Lew Wallace
McKinley
Puerto Rico
Philippine
Ironidans
Wallace
United States
Coeur d Alene Troubles in Idaho Governor Testifies
Washington dispatches report Idaho Governor Steunenberg testifies in the Coeur d Alene case describing martial law claims and insurrection anxieties. He cites telegrams urging swift troop deployment and notes six years of unrest, with officials failing to curb violence.
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Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Washington
Staunenberg
Booker
David
Bartlett Sinclair
Sinclair
Tropa
Wald
Steunenberg
Pere
Multiple Local Notices From Oregon and Nearby
A string of brief items reports deaths in Baker City and Forest Grove including John A. Wichardson at 65 and Mrs. Mary Rameay Wood nearing 108, plus regional incidents such as a man named Jim Sullivan frozen in Lake County. Also noted is the Rogue River Valley railroad short line sale for 12000 to W Barnum of Medford and a sequence of local incidents including a knife wound near Baker City and a farming accident near Sherwood. Rounding out are Masonic officers elected in Walla Walla and an advertisement for Dyspepsia Cure by Wilman & Co.
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John A. Wichardson
Baker City
Mary Rameay Wood
Forest Grove
Lane County
Knoxville
Tenn
Jim Sullivan
Lake County
Rene
Ae Ee
Rogue River Waiter
Medford
Jacksonville
W. Barnum
John
Sherwood
Willamette Valley
Elke
Walla Walla
Barry HM. Turner
F. van de Water
William Rite
Meloan
Jankson
Harry E. Poland
Tren Orer
H. O. Kuleo
Kt. K. Steidford
Grand Lodge
Thomase Dovel
Chairios Heswerer
Arnelow
Free Book Offer on Three Classes of Men Be It Belts
An offer states a free illustrated 80 page book titled Three Classes of Men available by request. It describes Sanden Electric Belts claimed to cure rheumatic and other ailments. The notice says other sellers offer inferior belts and directs readers to 169 Fourth St Portland Oregon for the latest improved belts.
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Sanden Electric
The Plague at Honolulu
A fragmentary Honolulu dispatch reports a plague scare amid imports and trade disruptions. It notes March dates, travel restrictions, costs of fighting the outbreak, and Hawaiians gathered in the executive building seeking food.
World tension and industrial peace gloss over New York
Washington reports suggest Britain may accept the Davie amendment to the Mayelunee note treaty granting the United States rights near the Nicaragua canal while Britain aligns with Suez precedent. In New York an amicable deal between Andrew Carnegie and H C Wrick ends industrial war talk and blocks a rival steel and iron combine valued over 200 million dollars.
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New York
Herald From
Washington
Great Britain
Davie
United Hiatew
Beilieh
Suez Canal
Hest
the Herald Cays
Andrew Carnegie
H.C. Wrick
Steol and Iron Corporation
Kaslo dispatch notes Kirk talon port area incident
A Kaslo dispatch reports vessel Kuskanook on the Kootenay River near the Idaho British Columbia border amid a pore zone incident. No insurance details appear in the brief note.
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Sypokone
A Kaslo
New Hampshire Democrat Joins McKinsey Campaign
Washington dispatch says Frank Jones, longtime Granite State Democrat leader from New Hampshire, renounces Democratic ties and will work for McKinley this year.
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McKinsey
New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Ryer
Frank Jones
New Hampshire
Granite State Democracy
Democratic Y
McKineley
Smalipox hut broken in Great er tail report
A damaged Montana note from Great Fally area reports a hut broken in a winter tail incident. Thirty people are listed in the scattered report with sparse details and no clear injuries or official statements.
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Montana
Great Fally
Mont
Mare
Maehinian Strike Hits Cleveland Mills
Cleveland march 22 report says Maehinian workers cut across 1400 men including machinists after a wage dispute. In New York bonds are filed to block reorganization of the United States Flour Milling Co amid milling industry tensions.
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Cleveland
Nore
Monte
New York
Hoecker Jones-Jdowell Milling Co
United Sates Flour Milling Ue
Prominent Hawaiian Figure D. Ashford Dies in California
Oakland March 22 Votner D. Ashford once a notable Hawaiian politician and agitator dies in California. The veteran revolutionary and public figure’s passing ends a controversial chapter in the islands’ political history.
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Oakland
Calif
Votner D. Ashford
Fe Cleus
Ragland Sought After From Cape Town Port Call
Cast Rhodes Salis from Cape Town reports March 22 a port call for Ragland with unclear context and a Creloae voice.
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Rhodes Salis
Cape Town
Crel
Aloe
Ragland
Pendleton City Council Debates Loyalty Resolution
A Wednesday council meeting in Pendleton featured a disputed loyalty resolution concerning James To Brown. The measure, tied to a local ethics issue and city leadership, faced mixed reception amid remarks by Water Superintendent C. A. L Thartown and delegation from the Republican county convention.
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C. AL Thartown
Jing Beown
Pendleton
Byers
Pendleton Pond
James
Puerto Rico
Eald City
Nose Cart Houses and Securen Contract for Brae-hon Buildings
T J Means secures contract for building four houses with expenses set at 47h. Fire committee to locate sites. ordinance may impose fines for owners failing to obtain a permit. council to refer action for further consideration. sidewalks ordinance under amendments. City committees to confer with S Byers on Owens Grove streets and a hall for city officials with the Commercial Association.
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T. J. Means
Clopton
Wrager
Hartman
S. Byers
Owens’ Grove
Come
Roonsevelt
Jolliaan
Clapton
American Newspapers and Population in Howell Directory
The article discusses counts from Howell's Directory and Rowell's Seowspaper Directory estimating newspaper numbers relative to population. It cites Kentookw and Lowe as examples with high newspaper counts and questions whether more readers imply greater readership per capita, noting Minneapolis and Minnesota figures for context.
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Howell
Rowell
Allenviade
Lowe
Minnewota
Willy
Haben
Child Recovers After Waiting for Doctor and Croup Aid
A dairyman called for a doctor for his child with croup. Unable to reach the physician, he bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at a drug store. The child improved before the doctor arrived, and the druggist recommended the remedy to neighbors. Tallman & Co. is selling it.
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Dairyman
Alek
Onde
Tle
Heales
Otto Behols
Fur Ale Tallman & Co
Young and Brown Wed at St. Bathaeus Church in Portland
The ceremony took place at St. Btapheus Episcopal church in Portland with W. Young of Pendleton and Frances Brown of Portland married by Rev. Wilson. The couple arrived in Pendleton on the morning train and will reside there. Mr. Young is a well known and popular young man.
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St. Btapheus Episcopal Church
Portland
W. Young
Pendleton
Frances Brown
Wilson
Rome
Mr. Young
J. H. Young
Leton
Smallpox Case Reported as Third Active This Month
A new smallpox case is confirmed, marking the third active case currently in the area. Health officials warn residents to stay vigilant and seek medical care if symptoms appear.
Boers Win a Victory Near Bethulie and Pomeroy Burned
British forces repulsed near Bethulie with heavy losses as burghers defend the Tavern and towns. Reports say Pomeroy four miles east of Linkyloy was burned by Boers. casualties include Lieutenant Tyler killed and Lieutenant Chapman capturing. Kruger’s troops claim moving toward Pretoria with strong artillery support and feints near Methalio and Solvntal.
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Mafeklog
Pomeroy
Kruger
London
Kroonstadt
Iritioh
Methalio
Maleking
Linkylth
Bowne
Snowermiel
Wreck Report From Victoria Harbor Crew Safe
Victoria March 2 The steamer Cuttage City reports that the schooner Lice Berenson is total wreck near the region where harvests were engaged The crew are believed safe though details are incomplete from the wreck site
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Victoria
Cuttage City
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Fred Nails Fair
O&e
Frederick Nolf
General News
France
Scotland
America
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Pendleton’s Big Store
Reis
Kk. Forster
Notary and Corporation
Irler
Mionan Pub. Oo
Odleton
Oregon
Endleton
Tinton & Carney
Prop’s
Nye
Kathi
Ian
Valiman & Co
Chas. H. Fletcher
Strunenberg
Washington Notes
Moon of
Tennessee
Hacer
Ecretary Root
Heras
Prospertore
Cape Nome
War Department
Dalnell
Pennsylvania
Lonmiuna
St. Louie
McPherson
Laws
Lents
Ole
Lend
Hie Mali
Pacific Northwest News
W. EB. Siteer
W. Caton
NX. Y
Wilman & Co
Dr. Sanden Co
Fourth St
Portland, Oregon
Geo Darveau, Poop
Honolulu
San Francisco
East Oregonian
Kuskanook
Jim Firown
T. J
Brae- Hon of
Pour Buildings
Young-Brown
Gatacre
Bethulie
Kroonetadt
Mantel
Gener Omer
Giatacre
Hethade
Aliwal
Csamimandant Oyher
Smithtelt
Bodice
Tobatei
Iith
Beadle Carmie
Tyler
Liewtenant Chapman
Hordber
Pretoria
Roppert
Lemion
Lond Hoberte
Waderria
Tretoria
Momlay
Eave
Kroonmetal
Wiece
Switeerland
Herne
Switehland
Federal Council
Fae
Thor
Wordertal Senonngel Labs
Killisnee
Bisa
Karl
Wells & On
Serot, T
Emomaier
Ted
Wwe
Brock & McComns
Peldision
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