Oregon Short Line appoints Salt Lake agent
David R. Gray of Salt Lake City is named dietriit freight and passenger agent for the Oregon Short Line. A San Mateo mansion burned, diamonds valued unknown. Honduras bananas will be shipped to the United States this year. A New York dry goods firm failure sparked no stock market effect. Charles Piper formerly Carrollton postmaster convicted of fraud. possible prison term. An Indianapolis insane patient scalded to death in a bath. Florence Davis, 17, leads South Division high school class of 8 graduates. first Black student in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Gray
Salt Lake City
Dietriit
Thomas BR. Turner
San Mateo
Cal
Coneat Poerty Cortes
United States
Honduras
New York
Charles Po Pipcher
Carrollton
Ala le
William V. Cleveland
Intiianapolise
Eit
Parker
Hearst
Democratic Nations
Florence Davis
South Division High School
Chicago
Pioneer and Local News from Oregon City and Seattle
James Thorn an Oregon City pioneer dies at TS years. Gladys Garvin burned to death in Vancouver B C. A rich strike on Colville reservation yields ore valued up to 162 per ton. An old pioneer dies in Spokane from injuries. Marvin Myers lay unconscious at his Seattle home after highwaymen. Grandma Ruth Caston at 100 in Rochester Heights Wash enjoys meals daily. Britain seeks coal black horses for royal stables. Gamble of Portland defrauds a Seattle student of 400 dollars. Doris Wilson, 4, kidnapped in Seattle. found unharmed hours later. Japanese body found in Gray's Harbor bay moored to a tree awaiting coroner inquest. Two coroners notified. Body discovered by fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thorn
Oregon Citys
Gladys Garvin
Wee
Vancouver
B.C
Colville Reservation
A M Worley
Rockport
Wash
Spokane
Marvin Myers
Seattle
Mear
Gamble
Pacific Land Company of
Portland
Doris Wilson
Gray's Harbor
Three Big Bargains in Suburban Property
Advertising note outlines three big bargains in suburban parcels. One four acre lot with orchard and house, another six acre parcel with a good house, four hundred bearing fruit trees, alfalfa, and a chicken yard, plus an independent water system and payment terms totaling five thousand five hundred dollars.
Hotel Arrivals and Guests Listed
A long list of hotel arrivals includes guests traveling from New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Seattle, Spokane, and across Oregon. Notable names include Miss Schebothen, J. W. Hope, W. J. Healey, Alfred Roesch, David Jenkins, and J. J. Williams. The roster names numerous cities, firms, and residences, reflecting a bustling hospitality ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the St. George
Wilt M. Peterson
Athena
J. A. Allison
Portland
J. Gardner
E. Throne
Chicago
W. J. Healey
Arvin
Spokane
J. J. Lachman
Kansas City
L. Downer
J. NS
Dolph
William Doonnally
la Grande
W. Mansfeld
San Francisco
F. C
Philadelphia
Charles J. Munson
Moscow
B Renney
Elgin
R J. Burns
J.J. Williams
J. ¥. Hooper
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and railway schedule note
The item includes a testimonial sworn by F J Cheney and notary A W Gleason regarding Hall's Catarrh Cure and a notice from the O B & N Co describing late trains No 9 and No 1 running Saturdays to accommodate fishing parties, effective May 14 with stops at North Fork and Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cheney
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Beal
A. W. Gleabon
F. J. Cheney & CO
North Fork
Pendleton
E. C. Smith
Athena News Briefs Preview Eastbound Visitors and Caledonian Parade
Dr and Mrs Stone of Spokane visit Mrs Stones sisters in Athena and plan eastward travel via Pendleton and St. Louis. Mrs George Luker arrives with family. Mrs Green Ette plans Kamela move with husband in mercantile. Mrs Martha Lovell seriously ill after hip fracture. Caledonians set a street parade with a prize for best characters and a full program of songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Mr. Stone
Spokane
Mra Stone
George Banister
Harver Caton
John Banster
Perry Aft Pendleton
St. Louis
Frank Nowiltake
Beir
Arcadia
George Luker
Businese
A. Barret
Walla Walla
Martha Lovell
William Pinkerton
Milton
Henry Loyd
Severn
Henry Hartel
Dan
McIntyre
Iowa Troops at Shiloh to Hear Monument Location
Governor Cummins will travel to Pittsburg Landing Tennessee next week to present Iowa Fifteenth and Sixteenth regiment arguments on monument site location before the Shiloh commission. He secured a rehearing after presenting Iowa soldier arguments to the secretary of war as veterans seek further evidence to back the claim that their regiments fought prominently at Shiloh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Cummins
Pittsburg Landing
Tenn
Shiloh
Kodo Dyspepsia Cure Recommended by Tallman & Co
Tallman and Co recommend Kodo Dyspepsia Cure to friends and customers. Indigestion harms health, weakens digestion, and causes various diseases. Kodo claims to digest food, cure indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorders, act as a tissue-building tonic, and restore health strength and vitality. Over 200 Americans have landed at Colon under contract to work for the attached Fruit Company at Bocas del Toro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Colon
Heatched Fruit Company
Bocas del ‘Toro
Unclear historical roster fragment with names and titles
FragmentaryOCR lists a series of names and initials such as Dei M. W. Howard Morrow N. A. Davis and Robert Warset with credentials in a 19th century or military context. Other entries include G. W. Rigby F. H. Richmond Oliver Dickenson H. Leeser Rocondet William Tolbert Ane R. EB Stewart Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Davis
Robert Warset
Wory
G. W. Rigby
F. H. Richmond
Lonor
Oliver Dickenson
A. Buvister
Ons
H. Leeser
Rocondet
William Tolbert
Ane
R. EB Stewart A. Oo. Richardson
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F. W. Schmidt
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Grandma
Ruth Caston
Deaconess
Rochester Heights
Fight Acres
E. T, Wade & Bon
George
Bell
Balt Lake
W. Ellery
Boston
Mr. Deerman
R. D. Burns
Schebothen
Ivan Chase
Colfax
George A. Chapman
William Res, Jr
Paul
Lennox
Tacoma
Nelson
Weston T. A Grimm
Neving
Seattie
George W. Sherwood
Vale
T. H. Smith
A. BE McBreen
William J. Moore
G. D. Galley
H. G. Cowe
Mabie Strader
Glendenning
Marka
Cleveland
W. Phelps
Heppner
WJ. Davis
Joan V. Hermers
Baker City
Ro Murphy
William Neubauer
CC Smith
Umatilla
Max EL Rox
Jenny Dyke
Leon Straws
FH. Stocker
J. W. Hope
Yale
the Bickers
Armatrong
Walter Jenkins
Biamark
David Jenkins
Biemark
George Eastor
Dulles
WR. Thompson
Ellensburg
Mise Dale
Waltsture
T. J. Kirk
A. Green
Bozeman
Redmond
Dickinson B. H. Crisp
Durkee
L. E. Hakill
Starbuck
Frank Hack
Echo
A. Brasnfield
Echo. Co
P. Stanyan
Burt Coaley
Lebanon
M. Cornelson
Jack Arlington
City
W. ©. Lloyd
J. F. Oliver
H. F. Arford
Wisconsin
Vieitora
Kamela
Lovell
Loyd
Golden Gate Coffee
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger
Coa
Freecisco
THE
FAI
Sabina Leach
West Binf
Marle Streets
Olympia Beer
Olympia
A. Nolte
Williams Livery Stable
Cottonwood Street
East Oregonian
LL H. White
DRS
E. A. Manna
Thoma Dalry
Pood M. Douglas
Jeffrey
T. H. Crawford
J. H. Smith
Congress
Simmons
Morrow
J. H. Raley
Macy Umatilla
F. B. Holbrook
G. A. Hartman
T. D. Taylor
J. F E. Cherry
W. H. Fowier
W. V. Hampwn
J. N. Hartow
H. Gore
James A. Fee
Justice F. A
J. W. Bailey
G. W. Phelpe
Dr. W
J. N. Williams
Jobo J. Henry Adams
Henry J. Beas
Frank
Sherifa Fo Barrett
OH. Folsom
Frank KE. Welles
A. W. Botkle
J. W. Kimbrell
Justice of Peac
Earshart
Sao Nibition Thome
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M. W. Howard
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