Conference notes and political items mix in Los Angeles and San Francisco
The Methodist general conference adjournment in Los Angeles is dated May. The Pacific coast conference of Unitarian churches is in session in San Francisco. Quay faces illness in Washington. McGeohgan indicted for embezzling $9,823 from San Jose funds. Susan B Anthony heads to Berlin for the International Women’s Council and suffrage event. Ohio Republicans mark the 50th anniversary of their state party. Ex-Queen Liliuokalani returns home, intends to renew claims next session. Three Democratic presidential electors in New York are dropped over ineligibility. San Francisco assessor closes books after handling 12,400 accounts with three errors. Comte de Camondo buys a 13th-century noble portrait for £25,000. A sea lion en route to Kansas City escapes in transit. a Santa Fe messenger shoots it in self defense.
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Methodist General Conference
Los Angeles
Pactic Coast Conference
Uniterian Churches
San Francisco
United Brotherhood of Railway Employes
Chicago
United States
Quay
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
T J. McGeohgan
San Jose
Cal
Susan H. Anthony
Berlin
International Women's Council
Ohio
Columbus
Liliuokalan
Hawaii
Washington
Congress
New York
National Bank
Comte de Camondo
Paris
Kansas City
Santa Fe
W. H. May
Winchester
Northwest News Highlights From Pacific Northwest
North Yakima plans July Fourth celebration with a $3 fund drive. Spokane student Albert T. Pegelow drowns at Dover Alone lake Wednesday. Port land detective A Mattson jailed for abusive language Wednesday. Blanch Lamont murder linked mystery arises as Edythe Williams disappears. Alfred Green missing from Aberdeen with suspected self harm. General H G Wright steamer to be auctioned in Portland June 16 due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Albert T. Pegelow
Spokane
Dover
William Canavan
la Grande
Largey Lumber Company
Couer d'Alene
Atrike
A. Mattson
Portland
Edythe Williams
San Francisco
Blanch Lamont
Alfred Green
Aberdeen
General H. G. Wright
Pacific Coast
Three Big Bargains Suburban Property Sale
Advertisement listing three suburban parcels for sale. Four acres with a good house and orchard, six acres with a good house and 400 fruit trees, alfalfa, and a chicken yard with independent water system offered on terms. a separate eight acres with a good house, barn, and 100 bearing fruit trees irrigated by unspecified means.
News of Athena reports heavy cattle losses in district
Athena May 18 reports considerable livestock losses in the district after late snow. Mrs William Gholson and Mrs Charles Merger visited, John Henson returns to Walla Walla for carpentry, a missionary collection raised 16.60, Thomas Oghe improves after a feverrelated gathering, Fannie Scott finishes school at Waikeburg, Jerry Stone builds a barn, Louis Keen drives cattle to summer range, Catholic building torn for modernization, Saylor returns from John Day area, Baylors herd declines 160 by 20, Taylor brings saddle horse, Ase McDaniel returns from Alberta, Otis Beck visits relatives in the valley.
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Athena
William Gholson
Charles Merger
Walla Walla
Fannie Scott
Waikeburg
Jerry Stone
Louis Keen
Weston Mountain
Firth and
College Streets
atvie W_ RR
Saylor
John Day Country
Baylor
Taylor
Ase McDaniel
Alberta
Otis Beck
Red Boy Mine Overview and Water Power Plans
The Red Boy mine uses three Sederholm boilers at 480 HP and a duplex Corliss engine hoist. It has a 2 stamp ore mill and Johnson concentrators with extensive machinery. By Jan 1, 1902 it earned 412,205 from 8,275 tons, with 500,000 tons in sight at $5 net per ton. Shafted levels are flooded. pumping may take a month. Olive lake provides 183 million cubic feet storage for future power and tramway plans.
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Sederholm
Granite Gem
Corliss
Johnson
Red Boy
Olive Lake
County Seat Fight Forges On Amid Legal Battles
A Union County seat dispute keeps the campaign heated as lawyers pursue another interlocutory move after Judge Eakins declined to halt the election. Supporters vow to defeat the move by technicalities while the fight dominates local politics. In Nebraska, Columbus hosts the Nebraska Gun Club annual meeting and three day tournament with top marks and growing attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
la Grande
Union
Eakin
Heaven and Earth
Nebraska State Shhool
Columbus
Neb
Nebraska Gun Club
Sesason
Sacrifice Sale At Owl Tea House Ends Saturday
The Owl Tea House announces a sacrifice sale as it must vacate the building to avoid moving costs and goods damage. The store will be closed until Saturday at 9 am for remarking, with a hot free lunch served at the Merchants Cafe from 12 to 1 and 4 to 6 pm, and at midnight.
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Merchante’ Cafe
Sacrifice Wale
Owl Tea House
Ridge and Widi Sea Road Work and Local Transfers
Ridge May 17 The J B Smith Livestock Co finished shipping and shearing. Edwardses near lambing. Work crews on roads started Monday. Fred Geinger and Pilot Roark crew fencing. E Corby and Hartshorn to Pine Valley. Marion Mulkey shows Shire stallion McKinley. Dre Parker and Hume buy Pilot Rock drug store. Emmett Corby sells Gardane farm to H C Nelson who sells part to C R Cate. Viebrooh, Al’s sawmill owner, nearly killed by long injury. Gullifoord Bros moving flocks to mountains for summer pasture.
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McKinley
Dre Parker
Hume
Pilot Rock
Emmett Corby
Gardane
H. C. Nelson
H.C. Nelson
C. R. Cate
Peter Viebrooh
Al‘s
Gullifoord Bros
Hotel Arrival List Shows Wide Southwest Guest Roster
A long hotel arrival log lists numerous guests and their home cities across the region. Names include C J Freese Spokane W A Meyer Hannibal C Hunt Ontario G W Hunt Portland Albert Cohen city JG Tate Denver Ralph Tenny Portland H W Ponland St lave L A Fulton wife Portland and many more from Seattle Athens San Francisco New York and beyond.
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W. Rosenblatt
San Francisco
A. L. Bratton
Portland
Horace Walker
Helix
H. M. Abadie
J. M. Smith
California
Joy Williams
Walla Walla
George Harris
Frank J. McNiel
William McCarthy
Echo
Frederick George
J. D. McCarthey
Neil BE
McDoud
G. Williams
Charles Gould
the Bickers
J. Haner
Mr. Shanon
Shanon
Br. W. Pierce
Crooksville
Redmond
Dickinson
Corrigall
Pilot Rock
A. J. Smith
City
Cherry
J. E. Cherry
Adama
Mra
Letters on TRIB cure and liquor habit in early 1900s Oregon
Two letters discuss TRIB as a liquor cure including A. W. Burroughs of Baker City praising it after a long hard drinker’s trial. A second letter from May 15, 1903, touts health improvements and happiness with the cure. Also note local agent Tallman & Co and a rail rate for a democratic rally from Pendleton to Echo on May 20. Train details and return options are listed by station agent Ee. C. Smith.
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Burroughs
Baker City
Ore
Telip Pendleton
Ee. C. Smith
Local Record Fragment Points To Names and Dates
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Evi Eb N A Deel and Robert G Ww Rie TM PF H with unclear context, suggesting a small public notice or social record. No definite event or action is readable. additional readable text needed for a proper summary.
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Evi
N. A. Deel
Robert
G. Ww. Rie
Police Chief Ho Leads Town Through Turbulent Year
City records show W. A. Ho Leentt presiding over a busy year for the police department. The force faced staffing changes, patrols increased downtown, and community meetings aimed to boost crime prevention. Officials emphasize steady progress and public safety focus.
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pacific Northwest News
E. T. Wade
W. R. Taylor
Sumpter
Ridge and
Widi
Ridge
Baker County
The
Pendleton
Cee
Speci
Sabina Leach
West Bluff
Marie Streets
Olympia Beer
Olympia
A. Nolte
Trib
Dres H, White
DRS. W
E, A
Sun Supreme Judge
M. Douglas
Jeffrey
T. He
J. H. Smith
Stetsimn
Morrow—I
Joint Repres
Umatillia
F. B
G. A
Justice of
T i
Williams Livery Stable
Cottonwood Street
East Oregonian
W. T. Ris
Prohie
W. A. Ho. Leentt
Williary
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