Presbyterian assembly sets Los Angeles as next meeting site
The Presbyterian general assembly chose Los Angeles, California, as the site for the next meeting after Monday's session. Norman C. Hewes of Lebanon New Hampshire died aged 74 noted for an unparalled Masonic record. The pope heard Cardinal Martinella report on his U.S. mission and church situation. Rhodesia’s gold output for 1901 topped 180,850 ounces up 61,385 from 1900. M. Witte telegraphed 2,000 francs to the Martinique relief fund. John Slaucer was murdered by George Spencer on a Miles City Montana sheep ranch. Spencer surrendered claiming self defense. Major General Lloyd Wheaton to retire July 15, relieved from North Philippines command for a short rest.
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Martinella
United States
Rhodesia
M. Witte
Martinique
Phillip J. Garrizon
Catholic University At
Washington
Ofioux City
St. Michael's Cathedral
John Slaucer
George Spencer
Vane Big Deep Creek
Miles City
Montana
Slaucer
Spencer
Lloyd Wheaton
Winters Chapman buy portage road contract in Oregon
Winters and Chapman, contractors, and plaintiff in the action, purchased the Paul Mobr portage road for $86,002. A goldendale sale, deaths of early Oregon settlers, a large excursion to The Dalles, and multiple violent incidents are reported. Captain Wesley B. Hamilton dies at 9, and Curt Batty’s body is found in the Molalla river after a self-inflicted wound. A freight-train robbery near Huntington ends with gunfire and a fatal shooting of a negro.
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Winters & Chapman
Paul Mobr
Portage
Goldendale
August Yergen
Oregon
Auroria
Marion County
Dalles
Portland
Albany
McMinnville
Salem
Wesley B. Hamilton
Huntington
Snake River
Curt Batty
Molalla River
Oregon City
Canby
Hotel Arrivals List From G W Phelps to Sam Ogden
A long hotel arrivals list records guests and their home cities including G W Phelps Heppner J S Granaud Rk H Dewese Kansas City N N Craig San Francisco George T Williams Walla Walla S A Kingston H A Munson San Francisco W T Esstman Salt Lake Mrs T G Simith Echo E W Bingham Boston Will M Peterson Athena J M Church La Grande Dr J A Best Weston S S Pratt Lake Crystal Charles W Forest Aberdeen David Horne McKay W H Kerner Seattle T B Johnson W A Andrews Baltimore F J Crain Olympia John Froome C A Barrett Athena John S Mitchell San Francisco I M Bates Walla Walla H W Ormandy Portland R H Caston Spokane J F Smith Portland Charles S Miller Beho C A Fleming St Paul J H Kloeckman Spokane John B Ashton Chicago Charles W Turner MI Metz New York Charles Metz New York Mrs Fred Wise Colorado Mabel Kendall Colorado J W Seriber La Grande J L Jones Walla Walla H CC Adams Weston G W Bradley Athena Nick Tallinger Adams H A Wright and family Port Townsend John Snyder and wife Baker City J H Hiteman Ashland E Anderson Eeho H Gillman Echo Charles Gay Athena C L Downer Spokane Mrs T G Smith and son Echo J W Peringer Adams Bert Applegate Portland Sam Lee Spokane Lee Cunningham Spokane E L Barnett Athena Dick Hall Long Creek T J Kirk Athena L M Watrus Adams C Carroll Spokane J W Smith Athena A B Arnold Idaho Clark Walter Athena L Murphy Baker City Quenen Wilson Athena J W Yuerman H W Vogt H B Glidden Echo Ed Welch Butter Creek Frank Hanne Meacham Albert Harala Adams John Henderson Adams Sid Sailor Adams Sam Ogden The Dalles
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G. W. Phelps
Heppner
Johns. Granaud
H. Dewese
Kansas City
MI. Metz
New York
Charles Metz
Fred Wise
Colorado
Mabel Kendall
J. W. Seriber
la Grande
J. L. Jones
Walla Walla
CC. Adams
Weston
G.W. Bradley
Athena
Nick Tallinger
Adams
H. A. Wright
Familly
Port Townsend
John Snyder
Baker City
J. H. Hiteman
Ashland
E. Anderson
Eeho
H. Gillman
Echo
Charles Gay
C. L. Downer
Spokane
T. G. Smith and Son
J. W. Peringer
Bert Applegate
Portland
Sam Lee
Lee Cunningham
E. L. Barnett
Dick Hall
Long Creek
T. J. Kirk
L. M. Watrus
C. Carroll
J. W. Smith
A. B. Arnold
Idaho
Clark Walter
L. Murphy
Quenen
Wilson
J. W. Yuerman
H. W. Vogt
H. B. Glidden
Ed Welch
Butter Creek
Frank Hanne
Meacham
Albert Harala
John Henderson
Sid Sailor
Sam Ogden
the Dalles
What Thin Folks Need by Dr. King's New Life Pills
This ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for thin folks needing better digestion and assimilation of food. It claims the pills tone digestive organs expel poisons enrich blood improve appetite and promote healthy flesh. Available for 26 cents at Tallman & Co's.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co's
Arkansas Lawyers Meet In Little Rock May Conference
Eminent members of the bench and bar from across Arkansas attend the annual Arkansas Bar Association meeting in Little Rock. The session opens with papers addresses and discussions on varied legal topics and will close with a banquet tomorrow evening.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Bar Association
Tragic Suicide of Reuben Booher in Oregon Countryside
Reuben J. Booher, 45, a farmer from Reed and Hadley mountain area in Umatilla County, Oregon, hanged himself from a beam using a rope after years of ill health and financial trouble. His death, discovered by his wife in a barn, occurred early Monday. burial held in Athena as relatives mourn.
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Reuben J. Booher
Reed
Hadley Mountain
Weston
W. G. Cole
Til Taylor
Booker
Umatilla County
Athena
Gasoline Engines to Supplant Steam Threshing Power
In Whitman county Washington farmers test a sixteen horsepower gasoline threshing engine owned by J. M. Martin near Dusty. The unit threshed wet winter grain, proving strong power and lower cost, reducing needs for engineers water haulers teams and firemen. Martin predicts widespread adoption in the Palouse within years.
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Whitman
Washington
J. M. Martin
Martin
East Oregonian Cartoonist Ed Payne Attracts Attention
Ed Payne of Salem does regular cartoon work for the Pendleton East Oregonian. His Harvey Scott sketch drew praise, considered better than work by noted cartoonists and commanding high prices elsewhere. Payne plans self education in general history and art to become a greater cartoonist.
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Ed Payne
Salem
Pendleton East Oregonian
Harvey Scott
Young Payne
Oregon
Salem Journal
Gentry Brothers Trained Animals Delight Pendleton Crowd
Pendleton receives the Gentry Brothers show featuring trained animals. A morning street parade impressed the crowd, followed by an afternoon performance praised for new training feats. Acts include musical ponies, trained monkeys, a mule trick, and a bulldog slide. Show repeats tonight at 8 15 with strong attendance expected.
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Gentry
Pendleton
Snyder
Salvation Army Marks 22nd Anniversary at Carnegie Hall
New York May 27 Salvation Army celebrates 22nd anniversary at Carnegie Hall with Commodore Booth Tucker and his wife presiding. The commander will speak on the retrospect and prospect of the Salvation Army and the consul will address woman’s place and work in the world.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Salvation Army
Commodore Booth Tucker
Emperor of Japan subscribes 10000 francs to relief fund
The emperor of Japan has donated ten thousand francs to the Martinique relief fund, supporting disaster aid efforts. The gesture is noted as a significant humanitarian contribution from a foreign leader.
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Japan
Martinique
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