Campaign Opens For Oregon Campaign Reform 1904
The Democratic state central committee in Portland reorganized with Judge Alex Sweek reelected as chairman and empowered to appoint a secretary and executive committee. The Multnomah county central committee outlined a full campaign plan, while other counties prepared for the statewide effort. Mentioned are Gearin Bourne Hawley Galt Townsend Mattock and local officials as part of a broad political push. A River ton postmaster theft and a tonic advertisement are noted among the local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ewoheal
Alex Sweek
Sweek
John B. Ryan
M. Garland
Linn
J. 0. Booth
Josephine
N. A. Peery
Tultnomah, J. H. Raley of Unmatifia
Sum FE. van Vaeder
Morrow
J. M. Wall
Washington County
Democratic County
Multnomah County
Bern
Opegon
Herest
Eleet
Thomas OG
Hitlew Ie
United States
Semitor
Gearin
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Bourne
Washington
Congress
Charles V. Galttownnre
Galloway
Bov
Mer. Hawley
J. D. Mattock
Noted Pioneer Press Editor Dies at Age Forty-Three
Joseph A. Wheelock, editor of the St Paul Pioneer-Press, dies at age 43 after a long career spanning 43 years with the Piagett-Press. Other items report a Chicago railroad robbery, political moves on forest reserve homesteading, and various regional incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wheelock
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific Railroad
British Columbia
Deail
Kamloop
Aralwar
Tulu
Hodeidah
Belsen
Bannon
Arabia
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Electric Properties Company
New York
Dovie
Jefferson Davie
New York City
Bank of Thornton, Laws
Barlow
Albert Bell
Kanes
Leavenworth
Pennsylvania
Philaelphia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Oregon War Service Payment Bill Draws Northwest Debate
Northwest news reports Tinger Hermann introducing a bill to compensate Cayuyen Indian War curvivore for services in Oregon with previously paid amounts excluded. Jude Alen BWeek elected Democratic state central committee chair with a single opposing vote from Multnomah’s N. A. Peery. Albert L. Grown convicted of counterfeiting in Portland. Mulligan accused of harming his partner. Ben Selling succeeds Mrs. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinger Hermann
Oregon
Jude
Alen Bweek
N. A. Peery
Multnomah
Portland
Albert L. Grown
P. J. Mulligan
Ben
Better bar gains and ranch opportunities offered
Promoters advertise 1600 acres with running water and pine timber on improved stock property. Abundant Timothy grass and grain, wide outehic range, and excellent cattle ranch potential. Price listed as $6 per gem with 560" peree revenue, half profitable wheat at $7.00 per sere. Call for details.
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Timothy Wild Boy
Outehic
Hotel arrivals and medical remedy ad in dense city listings
A sprawling hotel arrivals list from multiple cities is followed by an advertisement for Ely's Dream Balm claiming relief for catarrh. The piece mentions numerous names and places and ends with a promotional note about the Balm available from Ely Brow in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Brow
Warren Street
New York
Reward for Smith Captors in Oregon City In 1900s
The state and county authorities including Judge J B H Scott Sheriff Culver Marion and Clackamas counties along with Oregon City council apportioned a 1500 reward for capturing the desperado Frank Smith. Harry Draper with bloodhounds drew 450 of the pot and three officers each received 50 while the remaining 400 was split among 26 others involved in the capture near New Era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BH. Scott
Culver
Marion County
Clackamas County
Couneil
Oregon City
Desperaido
Washington Delegation Pushes Bankruptcy Law Favoring Travelers
A state urges passage of a bankruptcy bill that makes commercial travelers preferred creditors. The Washington delegation sent communications stating they will advocate for the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foley Kidney Cure Proves Worth in Wiltimatic Case
A Wiltimatic Connecticut resident, Alvin Hi Siimeon, nearly despaired after failures of many remedies. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, he reports being cured by four bottles and fully well with no kidney trouble. Keeppen drug store offers the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Alvin Hi. Siimeon
Wiltimatic
Conn
Keeppen
Joyvee
Sullivan Street
Claremont, N, HS
Sevral
Ho’ Koeppen
Fire damages Union buildings. Centennial hotel saved
A morning fire at Union burned a house, shop, and barber shop with flames around 2 oclock. Firefighters saved the Centennial hotel as the cause remains unknown. The La Grande Observer notes the incident amid local fire reports. Congregationalists organize in Moxee under Rev. I M Dickson with 30 members. services to be held and a new church planned. Mrs Joyvee of Claremont, N H, recommends Foley's Kidney Cure after years of kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huildings
Union
Molmee Enloon
Barber Ahap
Centennial Hotel
Congregationalists
Council of Churches
Upper
Moxee
New Congregational Church
AM Moxee
I. M. Dickson
The
Yakima Republic
Creameries Arrive for Meyers Falls Washi Port Lanst
A carload of creamery supplies arrived at Meyers Falls Washi under George D. Goodhue at Port lant. The shipment includes two complete creameries for Columbia river points with Rice and Daley sites. The Spokesman-Review notes the French fight 4000 duels and cites an odd mortality figure of 35.915,0000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Falls
Washi
George D. Goodhue
Portlant
Columbia River
Rice
Daley
Spokesman-Review
Honesty is the best policy Schilling's Best
A garbled product slogan appears in a grocery ad fragment noting honesty and savings. The readable text emphasizes a brand name Schilling's Best and mentions a money back assurance. No clear event or date is present.
Northwest Travel Mileage Plan At UCT Meeting
At the United Commercial Travelers gathering in Seattle a committee was formed to urge railroads across Washington Oregon and British Columbia to issue interchangeable mileage books for commercial travelers. A single book would cover any road in the northwest, replacing separate purchases for each line and reducing initial costs from five books to one. Members were urged to contact congressmen and senators about the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Sattle
Northwest
California Prune Wafers Purely vegetable cure all stomach ills
Purely vegetable prune wafers from Tallman & Co Pendleton Oregon claim to cure constipation and disorders of stomach liver and bowels. Pack contains 100 wafers priced at 25 cents. Local house hold product advertisement notes nature's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Main &T
Pendleton
Oregon
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State Central
Alex Swovkee
Grearin
GO. W. Fouts
Riverton
Hiefe
Enya
Lee
al Tallman & Co
Eton Drug Company Drug Stores
Pittsburg
Irg
MR. Farmer
Thompson Co
General News
M. Plumaver
Council of Jewish Women
Clarkston
Wash
Rod Patterson
Tsaid
Ralph Dement
Good Samaritan Hospital
Astoria
Hop Vick
Atemself
Northwest News
E.T. Wade & Son
P.O. Bow
Building & Pendleton
Ore
St. George
J. W. Lime
Spencer
J. Tisurin
Seattle
JE. MM Gillette
W. & Phelps
J. AL George
Portland Red
P. T. Kennedy
George F. Tieberts
Joe Hurley
San Francisco
Mre
W. (. Y Howard
Milan
Miew Ove Adkins
Milton
H. J. Miller
J. Lamb
Teene Lamb
Minute Line Jones
Sin Joes
Thome Nestor
FA. Karnes
Spokane
N. m. Renude
Soattles J
St. Pauls
Newward
Smith
New England States
Schilling
W. 5
Bowman
Studio New
Hrhlee
Empire Meat Co
Polydore Moens, Prop
California
Augustavo
East Alta Street
Oxford
lLiadles
Alexander
the House of the
Sor.osis
Robinson
Phone Maen 60
Baker & Folsom
Pobtorfi
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. & Ayers, Proprietor
Calleo
Pereale
the Fair Dept. Store
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