Various Incidents and Notices Across Cities and Nations
The Bolfrog Syndicate seeks $100,000 from the American National Bank in San Francisco. Gould interests eye Ogden Utah as a railroad center after quietly purchasing land there. Sir George Williams, founder of the YMCA, dies in London. born 1821. Oakland grocery safe is robbed of $1,100 using nitro. A six story Omaha building under construction collapses, killing two workers. Reed Smoot case decision unlikely before end of the session. Iceland dominates alderdown supply, shipped to Copenhagen at about $2.41–$2.50 per lb. G L Brokaw arrested in Honolulu for land frauds. he fled Spokane. Fitzsimmons vs O'Tiffen boxing match planned in San Francisco. Dannel Mather drowns after being knocked into water in Osanna. A man near Nelson BC found with a bullet hole in the skull. Danel Plekkerl, an Astoria laborer, commits suicide with a 4-caliber pistol. Sam Erwin’s widow donates $6,090 to Spokane Homefinding Society after his Prescott death. Mrs. Pascoe dies under chloroform in Anacortes, leaving several children. Fire and dynamite explosion at Walla Walla hardware store destroys stock worth about $4,000. W. W. Stafford faces trial for infected trout possession with constitutional challenges cited. Andrew Rudd’s seven-year-old daughter killed by a falling tree. she had called him to dinner. O’Conner loses a suit against Nez Perce over water amounts. city appeals over contract to bore a well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolfrog Syndicate Mines Company
Nevada
American National Bank of San Francisco
Gould
Ogden
Utah
George Wiliams
Young Men's Christian Association
London
Olen Company
Oakland
Cal
Northwest News: Pat Mullen Awarded Extension Contract
Pat Mullen received the contract to build the extension project as announced in Northwest News. The award covers the construction work and is expected to impact local infrastructure development and related staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mullen
Schillings Best and Fair Dealing Mentioned in Note
A garbled line references Schillings Best and fair dealing, noting a phrase about fair dealing and coffee. The readable fragment suggests a discussion or quotation involving named terms, but no clear event or context is present.
Walters Flouring Mills Capacity Report
Walters Flouring Mills shows a capacity of 150 harrels for hay flour exchangeable for wheat flour MU. The entry references feed and chopped feed, with unclear notes on current stock or pricing, suggesting a brief commercial capacity snapshot from the milling operations.
Convention of Putter Makers in Mankato Minn
The Minne wot Butler and Cheese Makers' Association held its annual convention in Mankato with a large morning attendance. President H. J. Cro d icou of St Paul welcomed visitors, and James Borenwon of Lyndale spoke in reply. The event included dairy topper talks by Prof T J Hoe cher and others, plus a substantial exhibit of creamery supplies and butter machinery through the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minn
Minnewot Butler and Cheese Makers
H. J. Crodicou
St. Paul
Sharks F. Taylor
James Borenwon
Lyndale
T. J. Hoecher
L. A. Sweet
Fairmont
William Muberry
Wadena
D. PL White
Oavile
R. O K. Shaler
State Dairy and Food
Pope and Cardinal Watch College Baseball Game
The pope and Cardinal secretary of state attended a college baseball game at the Albano villa in Rome. The pope joined in as the players, in athletic costume, took the field while the cardinal observed the match, reflecting a recent fondness for the Anmerian college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmerian College
Rome
Hetidaye
Cardinio
Albano
Himelf
Keo Om Hin Deak
Klamath Project celebrates start of irrigation work
A historic gathering marked the beginning of the Klamath irrigation scheme in southern Oregon. Officials described plans for a 10 mile ditch and a tunnel to bring water to a fertile valley, with 250 000 acres to benefit. Governor and local leaders praised the project as transformative for the region’s future prosperity.
Bancroft Orders Coal Redirect to Idaho Amid Car Shortage
In a decision described as necessary to ease a four car shortage, Bancroft directed a heavy share of the companys coal to be diverted from normal channels into Idaho. He urged the freight department to make special efforts to resolve the car shortage and assured that he would leave nothing undone to correct the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Shan
Idaho
Hoy
Bancroft
Cette
Pendleton Ad Boasts A New Liver Oil Medicine
An advertisement claims a highly effective medicine by Drogk & Mee promises cures for coughs, colds, stomach issues and general weakness. It touts a long history, bold claims of liver oil formulation, and guarantees, urging readers to trust the product as superior to old fashioned remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Drogk & Mee
Pendlelion
Range drying up in southern Idaho ringe drought threatens outfits
Idaho sheepmen say drought in the southern part of the state has been unusually severe. They expect a soaking rain within five to ten days to ease conditions, warning that continued dryness could ruin grasses and threaten sheep and cattlemen unless wetlands come soon. Governor Gooding notes rapid range deterioration but says conditions are not yet critical if rain arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
Anya
Bolve Statesman
Seetton
Wells
United States Weather Bureau
Botre
Statesman
California
Los Angeles
Ays
Mr. Welle
Gooding
Injured Man Lingers After Wild Horse Accident
Jollue Kempe, a contes, lay unconscious over an hour after being thrown by a wild horse near Pisco. He was found near minge, brought to Triree, placed on a train to Walla Walla, and is now semi conscious at St Marys hospital. Doctors report a severe concussion but expect recovery, with no known cause beyond being thrown and rolled upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minge
Pisco
Jollue Kempe
Gravelers
Triree
Walla Walle
St Mary’s Hospital
Walla Walla Union
Wilve
Chie Ure
Four Facts For Sick Women To Consider
The text lists common female illness symptoms and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures many conditions. It promotes the product as essential for women and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Holda
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mase
Lydia E. Mickham
Coal famine averted urged by Short Line head
General Manager Bannroft of the Gregon Short Line assured Governor Gooding after a Saturday conference in Salt Lake that he would use all power to relieve Idaho’s threatened coal famine. Governor Croading, returning from Salt Lake, confirmed discussion with Short Line officials on measures to curb the crisis as coal supply strains mount nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannroft
Gregon Short Line
Ton
Gooding
Roncroft
Idaho
Bunnyeldo
Utah
Pancroft
Also Mentioned on This Page
General News
Sixteenth and
Douglas Streets
Omaha
Albert Lumpkin
James McNamara
Burrows
Einte Committee On Elections and Privileges
Congress
Iceland
Copenhagen
G. L. Brokaw
Spokane
Honolulu
Maol
Poh Fitzalmmons
New York
Jack O'Tiffen
Philadelphia
Yoremits Athletic Club
San Francisco
Betwen
Ohanna
Astoria
Willan Mather
Ever Wystern
North Yakima
Nelson
B.C
Danel Plekkerl
Sam Erwin
Prescott, Wash
The
Homefinding Society of
W. G. Cullen
Walla Wath
Hk. W. Stafford
Andrew Rudd
Bonnington Falls
T. J.o'conner
Nez Perce
Got & Judement
O'Conner
Northwest News
Schillings
Be Bakitg Pereter Coffee Freoing Curate Roe
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Pope
Brock
McComas
Klamath Project
Oregon
Cavertion
Eorme
Ahan Edlain
Dhe
Penterdiey Cron
Kinny Palin
Eulinl
Siahun
FBI Hie
Alto Te Titel
Artivats California
Pi Lomelie Couch
Sim Distase Bs
Klemith Palla
San Prancheo
de Mitte
Orvich
Klamath Lake
Klamath Falla
Willamietto
Tech
Adame
Ankeny
Klamath
Klamath Region
Promina
Byron
Tomer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!