Various Global and Domestic News Tidbits May 30 1902
Provisional Haitian government recognized by diplomatic corps in Port au Prince. British remount camp at Latrobe Missouri ordered disbanded. Washington adopts omnibus public buildings bill report. Miss Nettie Craven withdraws from Fair will contest in San Francisco, reportedly receiving 50000 dollars. Indefatigable reports eruption near St. Vincent quieting possibly ended. Mortenson murder trial jury finally filled in Salt Lake after 1108 veniremen drawn. Vaudeville on ocean liners planned, with trial on the steamer St Paul. United Mine Workers chief Mitchell says a national convention may order a general strike in sympathy with anthracite miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Lathrop
Missouri
British War Office
Washington
Nettie Craven
San Francisco
Indefatigable
St. Vincent
Mortenson
Salt Lake
St. Paul
New York
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Association
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From Washington Oregon Region
The Washington Agricultural College baseball team plans to disband within a week. Local labor groups formed in La Grande at the Armory hall. Fred Brown of Colfax shipped hogs to Seattle at six cents a pound, a high price. A Radical Unity church camp meeting began near Freewater for two weeks with good attendance. Dr. Thomas Condon of the University of Oregon may retire and be made professor emeritus. About forty thousand steelhead eggs arrived at the Clackamas Fish Commission from Rogue River for June distribution. J Frank Adams arrived in Ashland with 80 horses sold to Mioocene Ditch Company in Nome Alaska for use in Alaska construction. A plant valued at 7000 for scrapers and harness will accompany the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Agricultural College
la Grande Hotel and Restaurant
Armory Hall
Fred Brown
Colfax
Seattle
United States Clackamas Fish Commission
Rogue River
Clackamas
J. Frank Adams
Ashland
Merrill
Klamath County
Miocene Ditch Company
Nome
Alaska
Little Klamath Ditch
Hotel Arrivals for The Pendleton Area
A long list of guests checking into The Pendleton includes J L Haas and H Hertz from multiple cities such as San Francisco Spokane Portland and Walla Walla. Names span A J Spiger G A Thomas F J Ginger J B Munsey Anismew Nylander and many others with affiliations in Portland San Francisco Spokane and Colfax among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pendleton
J. L. Haas
San Francisco
H. Hertz
Spokane
A. J. Spiger
Portland
G. A. Thomas
F. J. Ginger
J. B. Munsey
J. FF. Melcher
Starbuck
Anismew Nylander
G. Purch
C. Henderson
Paul LD. Welsh
Canton
F. C. Madison
H. W. Metzger
A. W. Whitner
H. N. Lisher
J. A. Livingston
George Harris
H. L. Swageart
City
P. C. Kittle
L. Bowner
Walla Walla
M. Soner
Ll. J. Pape
N. R. Prebs
H. Moriamer
Pilot Rock
A. P. Watler
J. B. Giesey
GB. Baker
Ellensburg
George Woodruff
W. Stephen
Omaha
J. B. Curtis
M. Lynch
R. C. Kennedy
Ritzviller
J. Posner
J. Tt. Guild
Ray Barton
A. J. Hall
al Vaughan
J. D. Nelson
Fred Garoutte
Cliff Bellinger
Salem
A. H
Brown
Waitsburg
Henry Miller
Echo
N. Adama
E. R. Ramsey
Northport
J. O. Johnson
Colfax
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
A vintage advertisement claims the pills digest and assimilate food better, tone the digestive organs, expel poisons, enrich the blood, improve appetite, and build healthy flesh, priced at 25 cents at Tallman & Co's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallman & Co's
Oswald Brechtel Pioneer baker dies in Walla Walla
Oswald Brechtel aged 71 a city pioneer died yesterday of Brights disease after 40 years in Walla Walla most of which he spent in business He leaves a widow and children Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning conducted by the Catholic Knights of America with interment in the Catholic cemetery Brechtel was born in Germany and came to the United States then to Walla Walla in 1861.
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Walla Walla
Oswald Brechtel
Bright
Brechtel
Catholic Knights of America
Germany
America
Ballot instruction to vote on initiative amendment
Voters are instructed to begin at the bottom of the ballot and mark an X in the line between No 80 and the word yos to approve the initiative and referendum amendment. The wording reflects standard ballot guidance referenced in the OCR text.
Indians Run Down Sharpshooters 14 to 2 in Loss
In a Thursday game, the Indians overwhelmed the Sharpshooters, building a big lead by the second inning and finishing with a 14 to 2 victory for Walla Walla. The early burst secured the win as the Sharpshooters faded.
Indians rout Sharpshooters 14 to 2 at Weston on Thursday
Pendleton 14 Walla Walla 2 as Stovall belts a homer in the second inning. Cryderman leads Walla Walla pitching while Pendleton’s fielding holds four errors to nine by the visitors. Pete Marsh officiates, with Marsh's umpiring drawing mixed praise.
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Slim” Taylor
Weston
Walla Walla
Indians
Stovall
Pendleton
Cryderman
Walla Walla Battery
Pete Marsh
Back From California to Pendleton Visit Ends Joyfully
Fr. H. Kearney returns after eleven months in southern California. Mrs. Kearney and son accompany him to Portland to visit relatives before plans to spend summer on the coast and fall residence back in Pendleton. He met Felix Mitchell in San Jose and notes Mitchell’s good health and contentment with Southern California life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kearney
California
San Jose
Santa Clara Valley
Kearney
Felix Mitchell
Pendleton
Mitchell
Sheep Shearing Records Reported by Russell Crew
BE J Gilliam of the Russell sheep shearing crew in town Thursday announced a single day record for 12 men on Stewart Creek in the Rugg Brothers band. Names include Waters 186 Crowner 180 Transfield 170 Crowner 155 Byers 155 Russell 152 Harris 160 Gillam 143 Shorty 141 Crowner 127 Cartwright 117 Cartwright 10. Gilliam invites any crew that beats this sum to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Gilliam
Russell
Wallowa County
Mr. Gilliam
Rugg Brothers
Stewart Creek
F. A. Waters Shenrey
Sam Crowner
Tom Transfield
J. M. Crowner
Jim Byers
Pearl Russell
James Harris
BE. J. Gillam
Shorty
Ed Q Crowner
L. K. Cartwright
William Cartwright
Immigrant Influx Sets May Record on Atlantic Liners
About 23,000 immigrants on Atlantic liners are due to arrive in New York soon, lifting May totals to 8d, a new record for the last two decades. Most arrivals hail from Austria Hungary Italy and Russia.
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New York
Austrian
Hungary
Italy
Russia
Initiatives and Referendum Amendment Urges First Vote
A civic notice urges voters to back the initiative and referendum amendment. Officials emphasize timely action, urging citizens to participate in the upcoming election to approve constitutional changes. The measure seeks to expand direct democracy powers at the state level and affect future ballot decisions.
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Ethast
Gregonar
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Radical United Brethren Church
Freewater
Gallagher’s Grove
Thomas Condon
University of Oregon
Regents
Tland
P.C
Athena Eneenee
Walla Walla i
la Grande
Pendleton Tos
Rhea
Bradbury
Steliz
Il Pendleton
Vierler
Crown
Fay
Ss Knox
Clemens
Rf Tenee
C Rhea
Rene
Hartman
Taylor
P Onene
Pendleton Coneee
Knox
Shea
Beape
Desens
Uae
Geneva
Boston
THE
Thompson Hardware Compani
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Association
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
A. C. Shaw & CO
Puget Sound
Conralcenr
Jesse
Wilton
Baker & Folsof
Happy Homet
Pendleton Roller Mis
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Polydore Moons
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