Erie rail yard discharge and stock market dips reported
General news notes a large discharge at the Erie railroad locomotive works with 14 wet went of the oven. Joplin Missouri May output falls to 185. Pennsylvania Central foresees 200 workers in May, a quarter to Nome this fall. A Democratic convention bell at St Louis indicates 10484 delegates. Louis Keeler jailed in Germany after sentencing. death in prison expected. In Kane county Illinois, hunters report 16 birds captured. Wall Street clerks discharged over past months. markets in turmoil. John Polanis, 7, falls from a bridge into Housatonic River, escapes after tree impact. Daniel Graves, 88, struck by lightning at North Branch while visiting his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Joplin
Pennsylvania Central
St. Loui
Louis Keeler
Germany
Kane County
Wallatreet
John Polanis
Housatonic River
Daniel Graves
Ohin
North Branch
J. E. Williams
Smed
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From The West Coast
The past week's heat again raises flood fears in Northern California rivers. Thomas Welch, a saloon porter, lost both eyes in a caustic soda explosion. The Pleiades steamer is chartered to move 4,000,000 feet of lumber from Portland to Manila. An Alaska gushers attack near Kyak Island. Frank Mosher of Chester, Montana, is fatally shot by cowboy Les Schautner over a dog dispute. Helens mill fire causes $10.40 damage to logs and timber. Eugene attorney Lee Travis is jailed for forgery linked to a pension scam. Edna Wiggins of Butte remains missing. parents fear murder. Seattle steamship men warn Nome labor will be scarce. Columbia river fishermen oppose Sacramento fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Thomas Welch
Portland
Manila
Kyak Island
Alaska
Chattow
Frank Mosher
Chester
Mont
Les Weer
Shhaufner
Schautner
Lee . Travis
Eugene
Three Big Bargains Suburban Property
Bix acres with a good house fruit trees and chicken yard independent water system terms 5500. Might acres good house and barn 100 bearing fruit trees irrigated 2900. T WADE and SON.
Decoration Day Oration and Memorial Services Plan
Decoration Day events in Portland gather at 11:00 AM with Dr W. S. Hol delivering the memorial sermon at the Presbyterian church. Comrade J. P Shaw will speak over graves at the cemetery head. Kit Carson Post and Ed Caron Post invite ex Confederates and Women’s Relief Corps to attend and provide teams for procession.
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Shaw
Portland
Kit Carson
GA. R
Ed Caron
Women's Belief Corps
Church Services and Sunday Meetings Across Local Congregations
Sunday school schedules and morning worship at Congregational, West End Mission, De Firat Christian, Memorial Presbyterians, Methodist, and Baptist churches. Notable items include a congregational meeting after morning service, installation of a new pastor at Memorial Church, and special sermons on patriotism and Christian experience. Also listed are Christian Endeavor, Epworth, Junior League, and class meetings with respective leaders and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Christan Endeavor
Jonathan Edwards
West End
Weat Webb and
Maple
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Owen
A. m
J. T. Hosking
United Brethren Church
W. Rigby
Baptist Church
G. Lekoy Hall
Children’s Day Exercises at Christian Church
The Christian Church Sunday School plans a Children’s Day program tomorrow evening at o o’clock with a musical and literary performance under W. H. Hawley and teachers. All are invited. Also a special sale offers planes and organs in stock at premiums, with J. Failing’s Music Store advertising near the State Saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
The
W. H. Hawley
Jesse Failing
Main Street
Bridge
J. W. Becker
Pendleton School Bids Open for Beck and Academy Property
Sealed bids will be received by the Pendleton school board until May 28 1904 for purchase of Beck property three lots and one building and academy property six lots two buildings. Board may reject any bid and may use academy grounds until new schoolhouse is completed. John Hailey Jr clerk. Also note no trace of the Auburn Cal bank robber found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seajed
School Board of District No. 16
Judd
Pendleton
Ore
Beck
Law
Academy
John Hailey, JR
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Say Doctors Word
Thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. A simple bottle test shows cloudy sediment indicating kidney issues. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, a noted remedy, is advertised to ease pain, frequent urination, and nighttime trips. Available in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with free sample and book offer from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Fabrics and yardage list for assorted silks and lace
A terse record listing fabric types and yardage: Calico 10 yards, Zephyr gingham 10 yards, Top silk 1 yard, Lyon dye wash silk 4 yards, Crystal cord silks 4 yards, special Heavy outing fannel 10 yards, Ladies lace 80 cents and miscellaneous silk varieties. The entry reads like a supplier tally with color notes and unit prices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Opening Rosebud Reservation Sparks Rush Preparation
Minneapolis reports signs of a second Oklahoma rush as Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota prepares for opening. Bonestee Platte Fairfax and nearby towns mobilize hor ses wagons and teams to transport crowds. railroads expect to move at least 25 000 people on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Rosebud
South Dakota
Bonestee
Platte
Fairfax
Horace
Most Powerful Locomotive Shown At World’s Fair
Schenectady N Y May 28 Engine No 2400 built by the Schenectady plan of the American Locomotive Co for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road will be taken next week to St Louis where it will be exhibited as the leading feature in the transportation building at the World's fair The locomotive is said to be the most powerful ever built and follows the Mallet compound design used for heavy hauling It has six pairs of driving wheels three pairs under the forward end of the boiler and three beneath the firebox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectads
N.Y
Schenectady
American Locomotive Co
Baltimore & Ohio
St Louis
Lovomotive Details Spark Wonder at Local Tests
Preliminary tests report a 66 inch diameter bar weighing 360000 pounds. The measurements suggest the lovomotive is unmatched in power and scale, with test results highlighting its extraordinary showerful performance compared with any existing locomotive.
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F. W. Schmidt
Doruggist
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Edna Wiggins
Butte
Seattle
Nome
Columbis River
Sacramento
Columbia River
Astoria
C. T, Wade & Son
Presbyterian Church
W. S. Holt
D. D
W. L. van Nuys
P.m
Oregon
Robt. J. Diven
W. 8. Holt
J. M. Cornelixon
the Pendleton
New York
Charles Green
San Franciso
M. Stocker
San Francisco
Holland
A. 8
Danner
City
H. Jackson
LM. Hammok
A. J. Penny
Chicago
Gi. W. Hunt
W. B. Hamilton
Portand
Wallan Walla
J. & Gurnee
St. Louis
Thomas Nester
A. Nylander
St. George
A.L. Dorsey
Salt Lake
H. Sun
A. A. McNair
Salem
Ic. Henry
la Grande
F. A. Barker
Chicacy
Mra
G. A. Wilson
Lynctie
J. A. Allen
F. J. Gardner
H. Paulson
Wilkouski
CF. Hitchcock
Dunlop
Cascade Locks
Miss M. Baldwin
South Bend
N. B. Krause
Seattie
the Bickers
E. Dehaven
Yoakum Mre
J. E. Montgomery
Helix
Seaman Burns
R. Simpson
Weston
Mea
Olive H. HH. Moneynelds
Pilot Rock
E. S. Hill
Dexterville
V. E. Armstrong
Neceidlah
A. J. Oixon
Tomahawk
Auburn
Cal
Ladier
Tapa
Rosebud Reservation
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & Co
A. Nolte
Sabina Leach
Williams Livery Stable
Cottonwood Street
Pleasurg
E. A. Man
Democratic
Thomas Derry
Pood
Douglas
Jeffrey
T. B. Crawford
W. and
Jo HO Smith
Congress
TM Lee
Unatily Morrow
J. H. Ralep
Moral Unatili
Fr. B. Holic County
O. A. Hartman Sherri—T. J. Taylor
J. E. Cherry
W. H. Powis
C. P. Strait
Willam & Representatives
W. C. Iain
Wiliam Blakeley
Mayberry
C. C Berkele
T. M
John M. Bente
W. W. Hampton
N. Hort
W. H. Gore
James A. Fee
F. A. Moont
W. Baller
G. W. Phelps
Dr. W. Gale
J. ON. Willamson
John J. Ballers
Henry Adams
Henry J. Bean
Frank Saline
Co. A. Barrett
E. J. Sommerville
Rigby
Commies Orace Fur School
Frank K. Welltt
A. W. Botkle
J. W. Kindrell
Justice of
Peach
Gerad Thomas Pits
F. W. Barnbar
Ee Ee Howard
Doe
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