November 11 1902 News Briefs and Local Incidents
Tuesday dispatch notes Speaker Henderson of Iowa entering gubernatorial race against Cummins. Kitchener opens Gordon College in Cairo amid dignitaries. New York coal supply remains tight with unsatisfied orders. Rebellion against taxation to fund indemnity in China prompts troop deployments in Chi Li province. Philippine cholera totals 105000 cases and 67000 deaths with likely 20 percent undercount. A Sunday trolley collision near St. Canils leads to one fatality and eight injuries, including a girl with internal injuries.
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Henderson
Towa
Cummins
Kitchener
Cairo
India
Gordon College
New York
China
Bae
Chi Li
Dsorders
St. Canils
Pacific Northwest News From Wallace and Across the Region
Wallace residents petition city council to sweep streets during rain season. Herbert Leadbetter of Lind killed by accidental shotgun discharge while duck hunting. Mrs. Mary Stackpole sues the Northern Pacific in Portland for injuries from a collision. W H Weasatcott of Salem fatally shot by a friend. A 100 ton smelter will be built at Takilma along the Oregon & Pacific railway. Stark Irrigation plans a canal to cover 20000 acres at Dent Ox Flat. Weat Slade Lumber buys a $1500 refuse consumer to curb slab pile fires. North Pole Mining buys the electric road franchise from Hourne to Sumpter. operation planned soon. Albert Anderson, Astoria fish scowman, missing after leaving Astoria. Search for Great Northern superintendent Egan prompts a $1000 reward. Kalispell mountains crowded with snowshoe searchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Herbert Leadbetter
Lind
Wash
Mary Stackpole
N. P
Portland
W. H. Weasatcott
Salem
Takilma
Oregon & Pacific Railway
Waldo
Stark Irrigation Company i
Malhur
Dent Ox Flat
Payette
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland and Beyond
A roster of recent hotel arrivals includes Doble Pierce in Portland and visitors from cities such as Omaha New York Spokane Denver and Salt Lake. Notables include Estelle Patterson and J J Burns among others with multiple parties from Nampa Pilot Rock and Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doble Pierce
Portland
W. F. Matlock
Clty
E. J Bussey
Omaha
Emil Well
New York
F.C. Harbach
Say Lake
al Jacobs
J. M. Fawburg
Roosevelt
B. Miller
Minton
J. J. Burns
George Stevens
Spokane
E. H. Burke
C. A. Shields
Pilot Rock
Charles Stetzifaul
Vinson
Joseph Allen
Dale
Frank Rock
Echo
W. M. Sheehy
Dale Ed Waurcsmith
City
Frank Waucsmith
J. G. Meyers
Athena
W. Taylor
D. W. Munford
John Stuart
Salt Lake
E. M. Stuart
J. M. Peora
Nampa
Ll. Cunningham
B. R. Wolfe
Estelle Patterson
A. T. Zumwalt
Harrisburg
W .Davis
Milton
G. W. Davis
West Fork
W. J. Moore
A. W. Tichner
H. Wilson
A J. Hall
J. Allen
Chicago
B. Vaughn
F. E. Shields
E. M. Shields
Deafness cured by constitutional remedies and catarrh claim
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only by constitutional remedies for inflamed Roepmes Tube. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Weston, Oregon touted for water, proximity to Eastern Oregon State Normal School, free water for homes built before April 1, 1902, and Weston Improvement Co promotions for building sites at Normal Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Pend J. Voheney CO
Toledo
Baldwy
Hall
Weston
Oregon
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Ddreaa
Weston Improvement Co
Old Remedy Best Mothers Congress Note
The New York World muses that despite expert theories on child rearing discussed at the Mothers' Congress, no modern device will fully replace the traditional incentive of a slipper to reform youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Congress
New York World
Sailor turned shepherd and a notable Camas Prairie stockman
Henry La Zinka, once a sailor who visited ports worldwide, settled as a sheepherder then cattleman in Camas Prairie. He and his family plan to return home tomorrow, proud of his journey from seafaring to farming. Also noted is Chief Spencer of the Vakima and brief regional notes on irrigation work and Burmah oil field prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry la Zinka
Camas Praine
Mr. la Zinka
Beattle & Veare
Portlant
Germany
Oregon
Vakima
Moses
Spencer
Tacomy News
Susanville wagoner calls for new roads to feed Pendleton district
A Susanville teamster told an East Oregonian representative that improving wagon roads is essential as 400 pound provisions are loaded for interior settlements. He cited loads of potatoes and general merchandise bought in Pendleton, urging better transport and machinery to unlock mining and resource potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanville
Pencheton
Pendleton
Loundagin Irrigation Co Buys Weston Bank Ditches
The Loundagin Irrigation Company of Freewater has purchased the ditches and land formerly owned by the Farmers' Bank of Weston. They plan an extensive irrigation system to supply water for a large arid area.
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Freewater
Loundagin I Irigation Company of
Preewater
Farmers’ Bank of
Weston
Notice to debtors to settle accounts by October 10
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me must settle by October 10th or their accounts and notes will be placed in the hand of an attorney with instructions to collect. BE, L. SMITH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ast
Creoonvany
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Weat Slade Lumber Company
Everett
The
North Pole Mining Company
Hourne To
Sumpter
Albert Anderson
Astoria
Great Northern
Egan
Kalispel
Hotel
Umatilla
Deschutes Ditch
Swalley
Deschutes
Long Hutte
Pickett Island
Deschutes Echo
Standard Oil Company
Burmah
Guatemala
the Eastern Cloak, Suit and Waist Factory
Main Street
Eben
Piopi
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Martin
GRO Ane Bakery
Propr
OL Eenien Main 441
Klein & Coma
C. C. Sharp
Sei Opera Howe
Rock Spring
Hal Winus
P. P. Collier
Baker & Folso
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
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