Multiple Disasters and News From Around the World
Reports speak of a Italian wood chopper deaths and a man dying from stab wounds near Arkyville New York. Paderewski recovering from nervous prostration in New York. Floods along mid Rio Grande breach El Paso levees destroying alfalfa crops. Stallion St Maclou sold for 59000 to Suleberger the German horse dealer. 1904 emigrants total 453877 with major flows to America and Canada. Mount Vesuvius eruptions increasing with lava and smoke. Captain Balbourn wounded and suicide in Salt Lake. Japanese loan for internal improvements oversubscribed five times. In Wilburton Oklahoma ten men killed in a coal mine explosion and five injured.
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Iynace Paderewski
New York
mid-Rio Grande
el Paso
Texas
London Sportsman
St. Maclou
Suleberger
British Isles
America
South Africa
Australia
Canada
W. A. Balbourn
United States Infantry
Salt Lake
W. H. Point
Wheat year outlook and regional notes from Northwest news
April saw twenty three pollodmen added to Portland's force. Willamette valley expected a banner wheat year. Kennewick planned an independent electric plant powered by water. Hippolyte Perrault dies at Lewiston aged 75 after 42 years there. Portland eyes more schools as enrollment grows. Central Baptist Church to dedicate new Beat Ankeny Twentieth Street church May 7. Six hundred ten Japanese laborers from Hawaii go to Seattle area. Steamer Minnesota sails Seattle for Japan with 54000 tons freight and 57 Baldwin locomotives. Revelstoke BC rail collision kills Firemith Richardson and Howard. engineer injured. John McLain dies aged near Stetlacoom after arriving in 1838.
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Portland
Ttme
Willamette Valley
Kennewick
Wash
Hippolyte Perrault
Lewiston
Central Baptist Church
Beat Ankeny
Hawaii
Seattle
Great Northern An
Minnesota
Japan
Haldwin Works
Philadelphia
Revelstoke
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Richardson
Howard
Smith
John McLain
Stetlacoom, Wash
Washington
Puget Sound
Echo’s New Town Boom Drives Picnic Plans
Echo rapid growth as 3000 feet of sidewalks and a half mile of streets rise at Echo with $26,000 in buildings, a new hotel, bank, city hall and dwellings. Preparations for the second annual Citizens’ club picnic May 6 include Governor Chamberlain and Senator Fulton as speakers, with a grand program, a basket dinner, and a ball game with Pendleton. The town, debt free, advances a new water system and electric plant while wool warehousing expands and settlers arrive to populate the developing city.
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Echo
Sagebrush
Log Echo
Be & N
C. J. Smith
XN. G. Blalock
Wallon Walla
Tom Richardson
Portland
Umatilla
la Grande
Malin Street
The
Grove
Bateb
Addreses
Chamberlain
Fulton
G. A. Worthington
Blalock
Smith
Pendleton
Sixty Acre River Bottom Land For Sale Near City
Sixty acres river bottom land adjoining the city Umita, most in excellent cultivation with good improvements. Promises strong return on investment. E. T. Wade & Bon offer, box 834, phone Black 1111, office in BE. O. Building.
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Umita
E. T. Wade & Bon
BE. O
Growth in Irrigation and Plantings Across New Arrivals Area
The city sees new arrivals drive cultivation with over 200 acres of wilt grass and sagebrush being irrigated near Koho via a dyked system. More than 200 acres of sugar beets have been planted and alfalfa acreage up 30 percent from last year as ongoing land development continues.
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Iind
Whitworth Place
Koho
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