Revolution in Panama and other 1902 items
The Oregonian reports rebels seizing Panama rail lines as government troops prepare to strike from Colon and Panama City. A seven foot eight inch jump sets a Chicago horse show record. An 11 year old Reno official’s son is fatally shot while hunting. Zelaya cabinet members resign except one amid unknown reasons. French mine operators pursue talks with miners without results. Vermont publishers ship maple sugar wrap for a hoax product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colon
Heather Bloom
Howard Willets
Chicago
Stewart Kyle
Kyle
Reno Ney
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Cabinnet
M Hassey
Combest
Vermont
Towa
Hotel Arrivals at Pendieton and Nearby Cities
List of hotel guests at Pendieton and other cities including Portland Seattle Spokane San Francisco and Chicago with names such as W R Glendening A B Gallawary F M Elmendorf E D Baker Mrs J H Schnelley and many others from Italy Greece and the U S. Also notices on deafness treatment by Fr J Peagh Co and a deadline for settling accounts by October 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieton
W. R. Glendening
Portland
A.B Gallawary
F. M. Elmendorf
San Francisco
E. D. Baker
J. H. Schnelley
Gould C. Wafle
Spokane
F. S. McMahon
W. Kegler
H. B. Nelson
Wilson
WO. Snyder
Pittsburg
W. A Coffer
M. J. Elias
New York
Heatfield
M. H. Patton
J. W. Jackson
W. H. Herman
E. Beaup
Charming Ellery
W. Euntro Rivera
D. Palma
N. Donatelli
V. Cipriani
Ed Manasse
Athens
Pacific Northwest News Roundup of 1900s Local Events
Pacific Northwest items include Rock Island seeking no route from Colorado Springs to the coast. Spokane police seek higher salaries, Uniform included, at 46 per month. Troop E of the Third U.S. Cavalry relocated from Yosemite to Howe City Idaho. Leister Bros Portland tree factory destroyed by fire with 1600 loss. Stewart Hanna hauled 16 sacks of oats weighing 19,085 pounds from Steptoe to Colfax with four-horse team. Hot Lake hotel to cost 12,000, to be completed by December 1. Iverson ejected from Whatcom streetcar found dead by track. John F. Gupte, mining man of Eastern Oregon, dies in Sumpter and buried in Le Grande by Masons. Sumpter funds coal miners relief at 766 via Baker County miners. Steamer Tremont sails from Tacoma November 2 en route to Japan and the Philippines with flour cargo valued at 460000. Catholic Times published by E J McAvoy Spokane to appear on November 15. Ada county Idaho registration up 800 over 1900. John Grete Oregon pioneer of 1861 dies in Silver City. pack train operator on John Day and Umatilla routes. Masons burial in Silver City. born in Hanover Germany.
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Rock
Colorado Springs
Spokane
Third
USS Cavalry
Yosemite National Park
California
Howe City
Idahn
Leister Bros
Portland
Stewart Hanna
Steptoe Hutte
Colfax
Hot Lake
Iverson
Whatcom
John F Gupte
Oregon
Sumpter
le Grande
Coal Miners’ Union
Baker County
Tremont
Tacoma
Japan
Philippines
Catholic Times
E. J. McAvoy
Ada County
Idaho
Boise City
John Grete
Silver City
Umatilla Landing
Horse Basin
Pendleton to Be One of the Principal Headquarters of the New Organization
In Butte Montana a large meeting of Macuite Encampment No 3 Pro Beers of the Pacific decided to affiliate with the Order of Washington, forming a new union with headquarters at Portland and Pendleton Oregon. The merger aims to create a large local body starting with about 125 members, with subsequent mergers planned in Anaconda Helena Great Falls and Missoula. A special agent will pursue further consolidations in Montana. The article also notes heavy rainfall in Walla Walla and promotes Weston Oregon as a desirable educational town with free water for new homes and an offer from the Weston Improvement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Washington
Treasure State Union
Moneors of the Pacific
Portland
Pendleton
Maguire
Laurel Union
Butte
Montabiog
Anaconda
Helena
Great Falls
Missoula
Weston
Oregon
Oregon State Normal School
Weston Improvement Co
Close Election Sparks Polls Rivalry in Walla Walla
Walla Walla reports a hot county election with Republicans and Democrats contending for three legislature seats and six county offices. Voter transport by hacks and carriages floods the streets as factions mobilize, with Levi Ankeny seeking to align county votes with the administration and back three pro-administration legislators. The large ticket will see slow counting, possibly late tomorrow morning. The piece also notes Chinese students studying in the U.S., John Hay gifting a memorial chapel, and Pleasant Spratt of Imes Ky facing lynching threats after a deadly incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Levi Ankeny
This
For Rent at Jacob's block dance notice
For Rent. Enquire of C. B. Wade. Refreshments will be served at Ta Dow hall. A dance given by Alpha Assembly, No. , Tuesday, Nov 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wade
Ta Dow Hall
Alpha Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
Faiast
Oregonian
General News
G. C. Bandt
Athena
G. D. Galley
Lene Abrahamson
Seattle
Cornelius
Helix
W. E. Brotherton
R. E. Porter
Meacham L. BE. Roy
Pilot Rock
L. E. Roy
Miss Morrison
KK Db. Edwards
H. S. Davenport
Wallace Charles Rogers
Spray
J. Nelson
Valley
W . HH Kaseberg
Walia Walls
Bardster
A. M. Richmond
Wes
W. R. McRoberts
Ray Barton
Cesare Franca
Italy
E,. Demstris
Lee Cunningham
John P. McManus
Adams
H. E. Groot
Willows
Win S. Brown
J. A. McCarty
Echo
S H Barker
Salem
George Goff
City
J. P. McCoy
M. Molahan
A C. Hemnfield
T. L. Baker
I. H. Davis
D. Dosier
W. H. Birney
EB. Macombe
J. Allen
Kemela
Fred Allen
Johnson Brothers
Fr. J. Peagh & Co
Toledo
Jones .Se
E. L. Smith
Pacific Northwest News
Washington
Walla Walla Valley
Weather Office
China
John Hay
Westminster
Conn
Lissa Son
Adelbert Hay
United States
Pretoria South Africa
Pleasant Spratt
Imes, Ky
Ely
ELY Brothers Suit
Cash Grocery
Reiman Grocery
Main Street
THE
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb Btr
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Oregs
Remmerer Coal
Rock Spring
P. P. Collier & CO
W. C. Minnie
Malaga
Giekeean Ni
Pendleton Acad
Yale
Princeton
Suifounk
F. L. Forbes, D. D
Princpl
Jesse Fal
Byers
Pendleton Roller MI
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Polydore Moons
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