Dorn Not Insane in Boise Shooting Investigation
Dr F R Dorn of Echo and Dr W G Cole of this city investigated Henry Dorn’s role in the Boise deputy shooting. They found Dorn sane, though in a delirious state after consuming large quantities of quinine and whisky under threat of smallpox while anxious to reach his brother. Dorn reported a chaotic journey with illness, telegrams, and a confrontation with a deputy sheriff before his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL BR. Dorn
Echo
Fils Brother
Rolse
W. G. Cole
Driscoll Causel
Henry Dorn
Driscoll
Boise Dorn
Twin Falls
Boles
Dorn
F. RB. Dorn
Cole
Wihahington
Rome
Pendleton
Namfo
Ore
St. Likes Hospital
For Sale Amiable Ranch and Land Nearby City Limits
For Sale 480 acres adjoining city limits Pendleton 360 acres in wheat will cut two tons per acre Price including crop 12000 Easy terms Water on every quarter You had better investigate I have several desirable stock ranches in Came Prairie For Sale A hotel at Pilot Rock very cheap Wheat land in large or small tracts Suburban homes with fine orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Cames Prairie
Pilot Rock
Wade phone block 3111 address Office EB O Building
Fragmentary classified note lists a phone block 3111 and an office location described as EB O Building. No clear event or person beyond the name E. T. Wade appears.
Conference on Good Roads Maps Brings Officials Together
In Albany on March 25 representatives of boards of supervisors and highway officials from across the state gathered for conferences lasting until April 1 to review the good roads maps prepared by the state engineer’s department. The maps, tied to the $40,000,000 bond program, will be ratified by the legislature this season and a joint hearing by the Internal Affairs Committees of the senate and assembly is set for April 9 to shape the maps for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roiis
Albany
Mipirvisors Lane
State Engineer's Department
Internal Affairs Committee
Senate and
Assembly
Fragmented North Baltimore tragedy and Alaska feud headlines
A jumble of local crimes and far flung politics: Arthur Tean killed his wife with an ax and then shot himself in North Baltimore. In Nome Alaska a feud ends when Jack Hines kills Count Podhorsky in a saloon dispute. Nevada’s Goldfield shootout ends with Jack Hines surrender. Pettus of Alabama, oldest U.S. senator, seeks another term. A Fort Worth raid ends with Jeff D. McLean murdered and Thompson wounded after a later siege in a lumber camp. The Pennsylvania rail boom from $20 tickets rakes in millions as traffic climbs.
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North Baltimore
Ohio
Arthur Tean
Wimwell
Pennsylvania
Pennavania Railway Company
Nome
Alaska
Goldfield
Nev
Jack Hines
Count Podhorsky
Warsaw
Russia
Hines
Podhorsky
Edmund W. Pettus
Alahama
United States Senate
Senator Pettus
Washington
Alabama
Fort Worth
Texas
Jeff D. McLean
Hamilton P. Scott
William Thompson
Plaice
Olf Ann
Thompson Coe
Thompson
Saved Her Son's Life in Ava Missouri
Mrs. Ruppee of Ava Missouri writes that her son suffered severe lung trouble a year ago and a doctor could not help him until using Dr King's New Discovery. After a few weeks of treatment he recovered, began working steadily as a carpenter, and credits the medicine with saving his life. Tallman Co offers guaranteed cough and cold cure selling at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Ruppee
Northwest News items mix quarrel stabbing and accidents
A series of local notes records a quarrel over wrestling near Emmett resulting in Reis stabbing Charlee Spratt in the thigh. Other reports describe butter production in Caldwell rising to 1600 pounds monthly, a shooting accident injuring Robert Watrick, smallpox in Baker City, Seattle elevator death of Willie Walls, and Vancouver banning restaurant boxes. Additional items note a burglary sentence in The Dalles, Portland theater costs, and Cove smallpox cases as of 1892.
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Witter
Falk
Emmett
Irahe
Charlee Spratt
Reis
Spratt
Caldwell
Idaho
Montprelier
Robert Watrick
Shoshone
Baker City
William W. Henderson
Auburn Avenue
Front
First Streets
Henderson
Pacific States Telephone Company
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Annie Gainey
Bole
Dalles
Joe Fox
Turelay
Silom
Meetings Call and Notices From Diverse Cities
A scattered OCR text lists arrivals in various cities including Spokane Los Angeles Echo and Portland. It includes an oath mentioning Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed by F J Cheney to cure catarrh with a $100 bounty, plus a notice of a Umatilla County Woolgrowers Association meeting on Tuesday March 24 at Pendleton Commercial Association rooms with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine Eis
Logab
Frank J. C
Lerin
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Hall
J. Curry
Tim ‘Gay
Beember
A. W. Gleabon
Eney & CO
Umatilla County Woolgrowers’ Association
Commercial Association
Pandleton
Douglas Belts
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Ingane
E. T. Wade
Geneal News
Shelby M. Cullom
Tilnoix
Nathaniel W. Voornees
Foster M. Voorhees
New Jersey
Lincoln
Vandergrift
Abner McCray
Moetray
Moctray
Alexander
New York
Northwest News
Fonyn
Vel
Wino
Cove
Union County
Duffey
United Citizenship
George MacDonald
Ted
Notel
Chas. Jenking
Olly
J. Presse
Walla Walla
C. B. Overman
Chicago
Robert Flemming
Ellensburg
C. A. Birmek
City
Wm. Maher
R. W. Smart
Omaha
H. Knopp
Lynn
E. W. Glenn
John Morrison
A. R. Cooper
San Francisco
J. W. Bristol
C. F. Chaffon
Denver
C. F. Abell
Tom Matlock
Heppner
H. G. Fleischman
J. H. Kloeckman
Spokane
W. F. Boehvin
W. W. Gibbs
J. H. Stevens
T. C. Lord
Porthland
G. D. Galley
C. H. ‘Norris
la Grande
W. R. Glenden
Ing
Bradfield Regulator Co
Potlatch Lumber Co
West Alta Street
E. J. Murphy
E. Court St
Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
Main St. Pendleton
Central Meat Co
Carney, Ramsdell & CO
Telephones Main
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