European arrival and regional disasters in late March news
Twenty six thousand Allie from Europe arrived at American eastern ports in the week ending March 25. A fire at St Louis damaged the And Heuser Busch Brewing Company freight department with 49 refrigerator cars burned and losses about 175000 dollars. In Hollywood California Mrs Sherman Pease was instantly killed and her husband seriously injured in a car accident. A landslide near Semlitt Hungary buried a woman. many men tried to free her, then another accident killed eight more. Copper counterfeiting threatens Chinese centers with a looming collapse while efforts to certify value continue. Elevator accident in East St Louis injured Herman Enaler fatally and James Butler seriously. Investigation into Afra Stanford’s death halted with no arrests. Judge Laurens Hawn retired after 22 years as probate judge of Leavenworth Kansas, planning probate law work. Eva Thibaut of Ravensdale Wisconsin, 15, shot herself, driven by parental separation and family grief. her father a gambler and bishop helper, blamed for distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andheuser-Busch Brewing Company
St. Louis
Hollywood
San Angel
Sherman Pease
East St. Louis
Lovington
Joose
Herman Enaler
James Butler
Laurens Hawn
Lavenworth
Kaw
Aneto
Lin
Eva Thibaut
Ravensdale
Northwest News Highlights From Portland And West Alaska
Mayor Williams of Portland turned 32 on March 26 and marked the day by attending church thrice. A new coal mine on Mount St. Elias west side Alaska reportedly yields 40 fixed carbon with only three percent ash. Peter Hemmestead died of consumption in the Union depot waiting room in Peartland while en route from Bowen Minnesota to Modesto California. John Cunningham is jailed in Boise on charges of forest arson along Goose Creek Idaho, free on bond for U.S. court appearance. Cunningham claims to be victim of rival stockmen. E F Clapps, 47, shot and killed himself March 26 at his Portland home to avoid death from tuberculosis. he left a wife and five children among fourteen siblings with twelve dead from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Elias
Alaska
Peter Hemmestead
Union
Peartland
Bowen
Mini
Modesto
Cal
John Cunninghaum
Trian
Boise
Goone Creek
Idaho
Cunningham Clalie
E. F. Clapps
Brooklyn
East Fourteenth Streets
Portland
A Glance at Oregon From Pendleton to Oakland
A travelogue recounts a springtime east to west journey through Oregon counties, noting Pendleton, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Eugene, Drain, and Oakland. The writer observes scenery, mining impacts near Umpqua, oak hills, fruit orchards in bloom, and small towns with mixed prosperity. Mentions Henry Hermann’s return from Washington, soil instability near Roseburg, and the lumber industry in Drain and surrounding areas.
Hotel Arrivals Listed by City and Name
A long list names many guests at a hotel including George A. Martell of San Francisco and George W. Harris of Portland. The roster includes numerous Portland residents along with guests from Chicago Spokane Walla Walla Medford and other cities listing dozens of individuals and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Martell
San Francisco
George W. Harris
Portland
A. Lagrami
George Baker
William Maegrove
Athena Alee Metios
Athena
EB Kipper
Moho
J. 5
Byrne
W. O Hamitwin
Who
Koko AJ
Bitner
Otty
HM. Andrews
Chicago
J. Pook
Tetrat
Ry MM Thompayn
W Maswall
Taontha
H Bf Smith
Spokane
Je McCrany
Apokane
W. Anderson
Tekoa
Ft. Sthurff
P. H. Fiynn
Robert K. Frazier
Mitton
Lloyd T. King
L. Allee
Helix
M. M. Rounds
Upcoming events listed for Pendleton and Pacific Northwest
A compiled notice lists various events from April to July including Knights of Pythias district convention in Pendleton, Montana Stockgrowers Association in Miles City, Easter Sunday, a board of consulting engineers meeting in Portland, May Day picnic at Echo, Railway Conductors convention in Portland, the 1906 Lewis and Clark exposition opening, National Woman's Suffrage Association gathering in Portland, and the American Medical Association meeting in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pendleton
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Miles City
Board of Consulting Engineers of Reclamation Department
Portland
Echo
Order of Railway Conductors
National Woman's Suffrage Association
American Medical Association
Sheep and Ranch Sold Near Horseshoe Bend
Janes Biallentyne returned Saturday from Caldwall with sheep now grazing about 12 miles from the place. His brother Hiram recently sold a band of 15,000 sheep and 160 acres of land between Lower and Upper Creek valleys for 44,000 dollars to a Nebraskan. Jim visited Sweet and Horseshoe Bend and reports the dam four miles below Horseshoe Bend will be completed in about two weeks. A canal will be constructed from the land to the beach and land north of Rinmett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Biallentyne
Caldwall
Hiram
Sol
Jim
Sweet
Tforeeshoe Bend
Nelae Lewis
Connaughton Ranch
Horseshoe Bend
Rinmett
Roluwe
Nowa
Police report from Herschell Inland journey tale
A police report from Herschell Inland describes a long Arctic voyage received at Ottawa. The report details a transfer of 1000 miles by dog sleigh 1000 miles by water and 2000 miles by rat, with the journey taking over three months.
Meeting of the Channel Outgoing With Night Officers Chosen
A church meeting was held with Rev W L Van Nuys elected moderator and Prot EB Churchill secretary. Reports showed progress. Elders James Crawford A C Pank Ry Yates and Fred Opter named to the pew board. Deacons C J Smith Willer Hiaksey Harence Pentland Fred Lockley Bert Huffman elected. Yatow and Yatow named fundy school superintendents. A C Pank assistant. Mrs Helen Web Marston elected organist. Reverend W S Holl presided with missionaries for Urigen attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ll. van Nuys
EB. M. Churchill
Piston and Princiipal
Pew Board of Elders
James Crawford
A.C. Pank
Ry Yates
Fred Opter
Bowl
Trintess
de C. J. Smith
Willer Hiaksey
Harence Pentland
Fred Lockley
Bert Huffman
Mes
Yatow Wre
Fundy Wehools
A. C. Pank
Helen Web Marston
Organis
WS. Holl
Fey Cane
Ureigen
Yes
Christian Endeavor Musical Arranged for Thursday Evening
The Christian Endeavor of the Khatiog Endeavor has arranged a musical program for Thursday evening March 30 at the Rivers Presbyterian church. The program includes overtures, vocal solos, piano pieces, violin and recitations by named performers and selections from Grieg, DeKoven, Schumann, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineal Society of the Khatiog Endeavor Hae
Presbyterian Church
Fiaio
Pridello
Beethoven
Mre
Miss Hawer
Oto
Coweo
Miss Lansure
Helmund
Miss Hartman
Mra Bleakney
Schumann
Cecil Wade
Miss Deal
Mra
Marston
Mio
Fatty Allaby
Willeby
Miss Fraker
Baptist Church Notices Omit Meeting Due To Absence Of Pastor
Regular Tuesday class is omitted this week. Wednesday 7 30 covenant meeting for all members. Thursday 2 pm Ladies Aid at Mrs Lampkin 212 High St. Friday choir rehearsal. Sunday April 24 Lord's Supper observed and fellowship for new members. Notify pastor or deacon G T Th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Portland man dies from stabbing by Japanese attacker
L. Fug! dies in Portland from a stab wound inflicted by Sakutaro Hononka a Japanese man who is under arrest Hononka previously served a year in the state penitentiary for a sharp object incident Fuel at Astoria He hunted Fug! during the week of his release and attacked him in Portland in the presence of other Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fug
Portland
Thelie
Sakutaro Hononka
State
Astoria
Fug
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice on Property and Goods
An OCR readout notes Elektrator tolls and a lot of 744 by 100 feet with mill furniture and plans. A contact line mentions Howe between Main Street and nearby area. a short period reference to New York and a deceased person named Joseph Holland. The readable fragment implies a sale or auction of property and effects with unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elektrator Tols
Mil Furniture
Call At
Howe
Boom
Main Street
Osteopathy touted as cure for headaches and heart illness
The piece argues osteopathy seeks the CASE by correcting misaligned neck vertebrae. It links headache powders to heart disease and claims osteopathy cures by addressing predisposing bone displacements, with rarity of failure when properly applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick Nolf
General News
Allie
Europe
Semlitt
Hungary
Afra
Stanford
Northwest News
Williams
New York
E. T. Wade & Son, Dealers
Oregon
MH. Lee
Willamedteh Valley
Hoseburg
Exgene
Drain
Pendtehon
Kant
Marely
Pendicton
Bonnerville
Tr Ace
Grein
Amnythe
Porte I
Pilot Rock
Treesburg
Binger Hermann
Waashington
Grant's Pass
Salem
Eugene
Booth-Kelley
Yoneolli
Prine
Sihatantial
Oak
Oakland
The
St. George
ED King
Parry
Ore
M. & Kern
City
W. D. Cavanaugh
John Scott
Medifard
Gallahatt
Weston
R. Todd
Adama
H. McReynolds
Charles Taanes
H. Burke
W. Baker
F. Schntz
Dayton
W. Insle
Walla Walla
W. & Rhodes
McKly
W. & Holt
Laura Holt Cox
George D. Ghodhue
H. Lawrence
T. PF. Lane
Moline
W. H. Skinner
Towlston EK
Wainscott
Ray Parton
F. H. Micharteyn
We Hunt
Portand
Sol Harria
Porthland
Edmund
Davis
Elty
Lewin Rathbun
Andy Nylander
Porthypd
Rh. O. Smith
Richardin
L A. Kerner
F. Jenkins
Fa. Thatcher
Genenne
J. W. Irewin
Tacoma
W. S Sterling
Keuffman
Calico
Zephyr
the Fair Department Store
Csrian Frections
Mit Jnet
Christian Endeavor Musical
Baptist Church Notices
Holland
Henry Kopitzke
Henry
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage Co
Olympia
A. Nolte
Columbia
Alta
Webb
F. X. Schempp
James M. Wilder
Savings Bank
Bemp
H. M. Hamilton
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