Multiple Global Events Stir Headlines From May 5 1902
War Department halts water cure on Philippine prisoners. Senate backs postponing the St Louis Exposition amendment. Jewish families from Roumania prepare to emigrate to the United States. 13 year old Hilary Hickey shot in Denver while practicing target shooting. Princess Beatrice de Baronne attempts suicide in Rome, rescued from the Tiber. Frank Smith dies from boxing injuries in Allentown, Hans Hartranft arrested. NW Colorado endures record spring drought threatening farmer losses. San Luis Valley also affected. Congressman Amos J. Cummings dies of pneumonia after surgery in Baltimore. Miss Josephine Holman to wed Eugene Boross after engagement with Signor Marcon noted in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Philippines
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cockerell
Neve Frie Presse
Roumania
United States
Beatrice de Baronne
Don Carlos
Tiber
Rome
Frank Smith
Allentown
Penn
Hans Hartranft
Smith
Hartranft
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland area guests
A lengthy hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests visiting from Portland, Spokane, Salem, Baker City, Walla Walla, Athena, North Yakima, Union, Boise City, San Francisco, Kansas City, and other locations. Names include Sam Stenberg, H. C. Newman, A. i Butler, L. Allen, F. E. Simpson, W. A. Myers, and many more, with accompanying cities. The roster spans multiple states and regions, indicating a busy hospitality period.
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Sam Stenberg
Portland
H. C. Newman
A. i. Butler
Boise City
L. Allen
F. E. Simpson
Athena
W. A. Myers
Charles 8
Spokane
Livingston
F. S. Stewart
George J. Bentley
Baker City
Dan N. Gillisie
Walla Walla
W. R. Grendening
G. H. Ruhrdon
North Yakima
H. S. Sims
Heatfield
H. ©. Bosart
San Francisco
E. W. Wright
George Stevens
Wells
South Dakota
W. Avery
Bingham Springs
Leroy Lomax
Union
Ada Lomax
Barles
St. Louis
Robert Luckey
F. A. Moore
Salem
Andrew Nylander
C. A. Wolverton
J. Freese
C. J. Tipton
Forest Grove
Rachel L. Ray
Portland, Co
M. Smith
H. B. Rees
Theodore Roehn
Ilinois
W. L. Patterson
M. McDonald
J. M. Downey
J. H. Mills
Port Townsend
H. B. Nelson
Weston
H. C. Manela
Zeilin
James H. Fenck
E. Toward
Heppner
T. H. LeMont
G. D. Galley
Dan Paul
Washington
John G. Helfrich
A. E. McBreen
P. A. Worthington
L. Anderson
Helix
G. W. Proebster, Jr
Henry Sexton
F. E. Elise
Arthur Parker and
Spokane Fourth of July Celebration Plans
Spokane announces a four day July 8 to 11 celebration with no Sunday event. Over $5000 has been raised for the occasion. In Montana news Hugh McQuaid, Helena founder of the Helena Independent and noted mining promoter, dies suddenly in Helena from apoplexy at age 60. Emilie Marquarison commits self to Payette butcher shop. Marquardada jailed for cattle stealing, later released for lack of evidence after supreme court reversal. Manila reports Emory Huckleberry, colored, shot by Miss Edna Flick of Vancouver, who shot the man attempting to enter her room. Flick’s home is Vancouver Washington.
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Spokane
Hugh McQuaid
Montana
Helena
Northwest
Emilie Marquarison
Payette
Idaho
Marquardada
Supreme Court
Manila
Emory Huckleberry
Edna Flick
Vancouver
Portland
Courts Say Law On Consent Versus Assault And Other Precedents
A survey of court holdings covers consent in assault cases, trademark transfer limits, bank deposits, drunkenness and breaking in, signature binding, liquor sales in prohibited districts, rail passes, and gambling described as mixing in a public pasture. Named cases include Walker v State Alabama, State v Woodman Minnesota, Mac Mahan Pharmacal Co v Denver Chemical Co, Nebawka Bank v Ingersoll, Snow v Snow Delaware, Hoiges v Nulty Nebraska, Bluthenthal v McWhorter Alabama, Duncuk v Maine Central R Co, Russ v State Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
MacMahan Pharmacal Co
Denver Chemical Co
Fed
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Nebawka Bank
Nalty
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Hoiges
Nulty
Rochambeau Monument Mission Sets Sail for Washington
Paris reports the French mission for the Rochambeau monument unveiling sails from Toulon aboard the Gaulois. Leading members include General Bruges commander-in-chief, General de Chalander, Lieutenant-Colonel Vermite and Vice Admiral Fournier. The Gaulois, built at Brest in 1898, is a sister ship to the Charlemagne and the St Louis.
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Paris
Rochambeau
Washington
Tulon
Ministry of Commerce
Meaux Saint- Marc
Oubet
Gauiois
America
Brest
Charlemagne
St. Louis
Demand for Debtors to Settle with D Kemler
Public notice warns all who acknowledge debt to D Kemp ler to call and settle immediately to avoid extra costs. The notice cites D Kemler as creditor and urges prompt action by involved parties.
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D. Kemler
D. Kem Oi
Kerrigan Breaks Two World Records in Portland
H W Kerrigan of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club set a new running high dive record of 6 feet 2 2 8 inches and improved the running long dive to 16 feet 31.2 inches, adding 20 inches to the world mark in Portland.
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H. W. Kerrigan
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Portland
Reveals a Great Secret About Dr King’s New Discovery
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures consumption by cutting mucus and germ infected mucus, enriching blood with oxygen, and healing inflamed throats and lungs. It promises relief for hard cells and stubborn coughs and offers guaranteed bottles and trial bottles at Tallman & Co's.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co's
How She Does Back Hair
The Bazaar of Beautifying Arts opened in Lyme Hall under the American Art of Culture association. Models showcase classical beauty and coiffure, with demonstrations of Parisian styles and new American creations. Electricity powers rapid head hair dyeing and shampooing methods displayed for attendees.
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New York
Lyme Hall
American Art of Culffure Association
Stand Like a Stone Wall Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
Stand Like a Stone Wall. Between young children and the tortures and itching of burning eczema scald head and other skin diseases How why by using Bucklen's Arnica Salve earth's greatest healer Quickest cure for Ulcers Fever Sores Salt Rheum Cuts Burnes or Bruises Infallible for Piles 25¢ at Tallman & Co's drug store.
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Bucklen
Earth
Tallman & Co
Standard Grocery Goes Cash Only For Low Prices
The Standard Grocery Company on Court street shifts to a strict cash business to maintain very low margins. No credit will be offered, not even to the city’s wealthiest banker. Shoppers with credit store experiences will be surprised by the cash bargains, as prices are cash to all.
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Standard Grocery
Court Street
Earlirs
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Hilary Hickey
Denver
Col
Paul Leonard
Colorado
San Luis Valley
Amos J. Cummings
Church
Baltimore
Charles Cummings
Josephine Holman
Indianapolis
Signor Marcon
Eugene Boross
Budapest
Hungary
The
Pendleton
Pacific Northwest News
Supreme Court of Alabama
Walker
Supreme Court of Minnesota
State
Woodman
Pac
Court of General Sessions
Delaware
Snow
Bluthenthal
Maine
Duncuc
Supreme Court of
Alabama
Oregonian
F. W. Schmidt
Association
Boston
Byers’ Flou
Pendleton Roller Mils
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Fis
Schultz
Pilsner Bes
Blue Flame
Thompson Hardware
Polydore Moons
Baker & Fol
Snr
Wba
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