National Millers Federation forms with vast capital
The final steps toward forming the National Millers Federation were taken in Chicago. The new federation represents 406 billion dollars in capital and an annual output of 100 million barrels. Also reported Colonel Joseph A. Lublinger is dead at Sterling Indiana after serving on Kossuth’s staff. Depicted progress on the St Louis World’s Fair Meture painting site. Deputy Marshal Strum to depart Buffalo with 25 Chinese detainees to be deported to China and then to New Orleans and San Francisco. Cherokee nation revenue inspector Guy P Cobb bars Texas Arkansas cattle to prevent Texas fever. Harriman’s Phoenix visit ends near tragedy as Miss Harriman has a broncho horse battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Millers' Federation
Chicago
Joseph A. Lublinger
Sterling
Kossuth
St. Louis
United States
Strum
Buffalo
Boston
New Orleans
San Francisco
Guy P. Cobb
United States Revenue
Texas
Arkansas
Cherokee Nation
Phoenix
Ariz
H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fiairty
Pacific Northwest Notes and Local Elections from Astoria
George Bagly visits Astoria and hides with a companion at the Astor House amid a minor rumor. Harney City names new officers including Mayor Fred Haines. Portland Stomatological Club members debate Heroin into new quarters prompting a resignation from Dr. Wein. Sandy River smelt run thick near Troutdale with improvised nets and buckets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bagly
Astoria
Slent
Astor House
Troutdale
Gunny Sachs
Mitchel Wit
Commerns Committee
Harney City
Fred Haines
Tom
Charles Crawford
Cove Stare
Buckland
Mahors Irving
Burbank
Wein
Climax
Clibment
State Mental Society
Havine
Hotel Arrivals At The Pendleton Hotel
List of guests arriving at the Pendleton Hotel including George Gaumie from Portland and many others from New York Spokane Walla Walla Seattle Duluth Omaha and San Francisco with diverse cities and states represented in a single hotel roll call. The document records names and hometowns in a traveler roster style.
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George Gaumie
Portland
William Maher
C. M. Smith
Leonora Jackson
New York
Harry J. Fellows
E. H. Jackson
William Bauer
W. M. Carruthers
Omaha
A. R. Galbraith
Janesville
M. H. Jones
Seattle
W. D. Deaver
L. A. Baker
BW. Dennis
Duluth
W. D. Allard
Mariam B. Brooke
M. Robson
Spokane
Thomas J. Flavin
D. Shults
Joe 8S
Willson
Hall
Butler
Starbuck
Oliva Evans
Bertie Elam
Milton
Mors
J. I. Louvall
Dave Wright
Pilot Rock
William J. Moore
P. BE. Hunsucker
G. D. Galley
C. DD
Rinker
J. T. Withrow
City
C. Hanson
Santa Rosa
Ll. H. Vichauer
San Francisco
Milo Svenson
Pilot’ Rock
W. BE. Nuckals
Heppner
George Ditty
Hweetor Moore
Walla Walla
W. Dugger
Albany
L. Cunningham
The Vice of Nagging Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Electric Ditters as a cure for nervous and female troubles. It claims the product improves mood, appetite, sleep, and health, listing backaches and weak kidneys among ailments it supposedly relieves. It promises satisfaction with a price of 50 cents and includes a dealer name Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Suits Filed for $1.8 Million in Park Avenue Tunnel Damages
Six new damage suits in White Plains Supreme Court seek about $1.8 million for Park Avenue tunnel wreck victims. Walter Coffin of New Rochelle sues for $500,000 for injuries to himself and his 15 year old son Everett who remains in Flower Hospital. Coffin’s claim and other actions push total damages toward $1.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
Park Avenue Tunnel
New York Central
Supreme Court
White Plains
N. Y
Walter ¢. Coffin
Ifayette Street
Everett Coffin
Evere Tt
Flower Hospital
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, described as constitutional. It claims internal action to destroy the disease’s foundation, strengthen the patient, and offers $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Includes references to J Cheney & Co of Toledo and other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Sciene
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Wall
Oregons Initiative Referendum Advocates Lead League
The Direct Legislation League of Oregon campaigns for an initiative and referendum amendment to Oregon’s constitution for the 1902 general election. George H Williams presides, with W S Dren as secretary, and a broad executive committee from Pendleton, Portland, Albany, and other cities. J P Wager argues direct legislation enhances democracy, cites the Australian ballot as precedent, and lauds intelligent mass voter expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Oregon
George TH. Williams
Portland
Ti'Ren
Craven City
McKercher
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Jackson Pendleton
Sol Hirach
Marry Lane
C. Bayer
W. A. Howe
Carlton
C Hogue
Albany
J. B. Waldo
Macleay
Goorge E. Orton
Hare Witteborn
John C. Young
Baker City
Frank Williams
Ashland
F. E. Beach
State of
Hion
David BH. Henderson
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
J. P. Wager
John P. Wager
The
East Oregonian
Thie Lsheue
Senate
Missouri
Sale of horses at La Fontaine and Garrison's yard
J HAYEs announces a sale in Pendleton on Friday and Saturday, March 28 and 30, featuring horses weighing 1060 pounds and up, aged 3 years to 6 years, must be fat, sound, and blocky built. Sale details imply a livestock exchange event for horse buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Lafontaine & Garrison
J. ©. Hayes
Lynching at La Junta Ends in Mob Violence
A mob of about four thousand in La Junta Colorado hanged Col W H Wallace a sleeping car porter from an electric light pole at the courthouse square at eight p m after bullets riddled his body Wallace, kept from town by Sheriff Farr, offered no resistance and proclaimed his innocence until death despite protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Junta
Col
W. H. Wallace
Court House Square
Wallage
Farr
Daphne's Good Work Boosts Woodcraft Circle Membership
Daphne Cirelo leads Women of Wood Craft at a regular meeting where four candidates were introduced to the Woodcraft circle and 11 applications received. The Daphne Circle adopted weekly meetings changing from Monday to Wednesday to speed elections and initiations, pulling ahead in new member recruitment and pressing their forest chapter forward.
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Daphne Cirelo
Weil Neaday
Pendleton Camp
Idi
Teaves
Herun
Atretch
Daphne Circle
Publicity as a beacon for business success
The Canastota Bee argues advertising acts as a searchlight guiding buyers and industry to a business. A clear, vivid public image attracts customers who would otherwise overlook offerings, while highlighting competitors' absence from the illuminated view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhayere
N. Y
Dr Kings New Life Pills touted in Heht
Dr Kings New Life Pills praised for liver and bowel trouble relief and constipation. The ad urges purchase at Tallman & Co. drug store for 26 cents. Robert B Crayton dies at 12 in North Salon leaving widow Mary Scott Crayton and four children. remains go to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Robert B. Crayton
North Salon
Ireland
Auburn
N. Y
California
Oregon
Mary Scott Crayton
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Ad Claim
An ad urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day and promises a refund if it fails, noting Be Grove’s signature on each box as the endorsement.
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BE. W. Grove
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Umatilla
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Direct Legislation League of
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George H. Williams
W. 8. D'Ren
Henderson
Daphne
sossIa
F. S. Younger
BIG
Stien-Bloch
Blutcher
Timothy
Brone
Alfalfa
Thompson Hardware Company
Oun
Jesse
Polydore Moons
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