Ed Johnson Dies Running Bases in Chicago Ball Game
Edward Johnson age 28 collapsed and died during a base running incident in a Chicago ball game with heart failure given as the cause. Other items note Roosevelt calling an extra session for October 15, a bridge accident in Saybrook Connecticut disrupting freight traffic, Panama canal zone yellow fever status, and various 1904 trade, science, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Saybrook
Conn
Baptist Church
Panama
Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Canada
United States
Nicka Tesla
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Bob Shaw
Owensboro
L. H. E. Zelgier
Harriett McVicker
William Partridge
Cutler
N. J
Northwest News Briefs From British Columbia To Washington
A collage of reads from the Northwest region notes injuries in a Drury Inlet logger accident, a Goldfield bank vault find, the Moscow Mirror moving to a new building, horse thefts around Che lan, Washington, and a new town Two Rivers near Pasco with abundant soft water at 75 feet. It covers travels of ex Governor Moore and son, a fatality near Prescott, a Natatorium Park benefit game in Spokane, Sisters of Charity planning Kumantu Japan, and a Washington state move for the feeble minded with new Medical Lake buildings costing 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
Drury Inlet
British Columbia
Goldfield Dank & Trust Company
Moscow Mirror
B. Hopkins
United States Marshal of
Pasco
Two Rivers
Columbia
Miles C. Moore
Washington
Frank
Walla Walla
Lewiston
Luke Hollingshead
Smith's Plains
Prescott
Natatorium Park
Spokane
Mero
Stotko
Sisters of Charity
Vancouver
B. C
Kumantu
Japan
Campaign Against Gambling Costs Portland Clubs Big Losses
Oregon Daily Journal reports ten month fight against public gambling in Portland has driven losses from clubs and gambling houses into the hundreds of thousands. Colonel Appleton’s attempt to enter Portland gambling is foiled, with losses cited at $600,000 from confiscated books and daily profits erased. Other venues, bars, slot machines, cigar stores and Orpheum theater also suffer heavy monthly losses as attempts to revive or replace gambling continue.
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Tom Worml
Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
Appleton
Kentucky Sportsman
Portland
Warwick Club
Word
Manning
Sheriff Word
Olent
Sheriff Ward
Portland Club
Erickson's
Frits
Orpheum
Sixty Acres River Bottom Land For Sale By Wade And Son
Sixty acres river bottom land adjoining the city in excellent cultivation state with good improvements. Promises big profit on investment. E. T. Wade & Son offer contact P O Box 824 phone Black 1111 office in B O Building.
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E. T. Wade & Son
P. O
B. O
Alba Happenings Records Local Weather and People News
Alba May 22. The weather has been cloudy and rainy for two weeks causing vegetation to grow rapidly. Miss Elsie Conklin of Wattsburg resumes school in district 79 and begins her term with a full home. Hoover of Portland returns to Arlington hotel headquarters. Born May 13 to Lewin Davis and wife a baby girl. Miss Peart Clark returns home after winter at Wer ton school. William MecGatie back on his Milton homestead after winter work. E Spicer of Pilot Rock bought 18 horses last week. Many good horses remain for mile.
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Alba
Elsie Conklin
Wattsburg
Resching
BE. Hoover
Portland
Arlington Hotel
Lewin Davis
Peart Clark
Werton
William MecGatie
Milton
E. Spicer
Pilot Rock
Reaping the Harvest Beautiful Dram to Play Next Sunday
The Frazer theater presents the melodrama Reaping the Harvest for one night only on Sunday May 25. Pendleton favorites join Miss Romaine in the leading role with her noted magnificent wardrobe. The production has earned praise from the press in other cities and should delight Pendleton theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer Theater
Pendleton
Misa Romaine
Prile
Pendleton Theater
Ohio Republicans Renominate Herrick at Convention
In Columbus on May 24 the Ohio Republican convention opened with about 1200 delegates. Secretary of War Taft, serving as temporary chairman, delivered the keynote address praising tariff, railroad rate legislation, and national administration policy. The convention endorsed Governor Herrick for renomination with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Segardell
Columbus
Taft
Political ticket names and fair plans flood Oregon news
A long list of potential ticket heads is cited with many names from Portland Spokane and Seattle as the platform nears. The piece notes Roosevelt oppose railway discrimination and hints at a West Oregon governor bid while detailing Lewis and Clark fair price plans and a Eugene Washington track meet result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
University of Oregon
University of Washington
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New
Beau
FreDerick Noll & CO
Northwest News
Medical Lake
Ohio Republicans
Argains
Epoelal Reductions
Abe
Kresst
the Fair Department Store
Westenant
the St. George
J. G. Slayden
A. Peters
Rh. N. Stanfield
Echo
F. R. Mitchell
Milwaukee
W. L. Prongon
Seattle
L. M. Jones
James D. Shaw
Fort Smith
R. E. Norton
Wiliam Dunn
William S. Curtis
Stephen McCull
Baker City
William J. Skelly
Beattie
St. M. Moody
Greeley
New York
The
G. Fetch
City
H. Burke
J. M. Baker
McCormik
Taccomb
L. B. Rinehart
North Yakinia
W. R. Parker
Umatili
W. H. Lloyd
Jere Boyd
William J. Moon
J. A. Norton
Bolu
Frank Wilcoxen
Ray Lingstron
Bemttle
KK. F. Brown
Charles H. Green
San Francine
J. F. Stocker
San Francisco
L. MH. Wilhauer
J. W. Laing
J. P. Hayden
Imac Crab
St. Louis
William Livingston
T. Brownbill
L. RK. Flint
Tacoma
R. Judahl
George D. Headrick
Boston
Charles H. Daugherty
Los Angeles
George D. Hale
St. Paul
H. A. Moeller
Omaha
Ted Dodwall
William Rea
M. Sellingahlem
B. B. Clawson
H. H. Hallock
EK. E. True
A. Henderson
C. Dale
G. D. Galley
C. W. Madden
G. J. McEvoy
Starbuck
A. Loesch
A. 8
Marlow
Walia Walia
Co. Ades
H. L. Harris
the Dalles
George Stevens
W. R. Glendening
F. E. Hoar
W. D. Owen
J. A. George
E. Hofer
Salem
Rowas
Lewis and Clark
Salem Journal
G. Y. Harry
State Board
Harry
Harry Camp
Lewin and Clark Fur
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. E. van Diner
College Ave
Wis
Social Economic Club
E. Pinkham
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