Mutiny At Port Leavenworth Prison Claims Guard
General news notes the death of J B Waldrupe a guard at Port Leavenworth after a fatal shooting during a mutiny on November 7. The item also references broader unrest and various global and domestic topics from London to San Francisco and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Waldrupe
Port Leavenworth
London
Lord Roberts
Legallet- Hellwig Tanning Company
San Francisco
Leout
New York
Grand Jury
Brooklyn Bridge
Portland Harbor Busy as Steamships Sa il
Two bio ocean steamships sailed into Portland harbor and cargo was cleared. Work starts on a railroad into Pokegama near Klamath from the Southern Pacific station at Lairds. News notes include questions about Joseph Neagle, missing since July 1900, and the death of Rueell T. De Washmutt in Osweep. A $50 000 check was paid to Mrs. T. Downs of St Paul by the Great Northern after a wreck.
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Portland Harbor
Bio Ocean
Pokegama
Klamath
Southern Pacific
Lairds
Rueeel T. de Washmutt
Osweep
On Beott County
T. Downs
Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Downy
Great Northern
Favorite Prescription Promotes Health Claims for Women
Prominent claims warn of disease risks from injury and weak bearing capacity in women. Discussion suggests remedies and parallels to Drake science, mentioning Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription. The text emphasizes female strength and health while endorsing the medication.
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Dutte
Worely
Poerce
Airtel
de. Pierce
Minnesota Bankers Alarmed by Northern Securities Merger Fight
Financiers in the northwestern railway combination fear Minnesota public opposition to a 400 million merger. Promoters count on sympathy to push the plan, while Gov Van Sant says he would call a special legislature if needed to thwart consolidation and safeguard public interest.
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New York
Northwestern Railway
Minneota
Minnesota
St. Paul
VanSant
Northern Securities Company
New Jersey
Finton
Rope Walker Brondin in Trouble with Manager’s Wife
In Milton a traveling show led by Lee Brondin clashed with manager Walter McDonald over alleged intimate ties with McDonald’s wife. An umbrella attack ensued. Brondin drew a revolver but no one was shot. He fled toward Walla Walla with $24 to $40 claimed. he planned to surrender but was pursued by police.
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Lee Brondin
Walla Walla
Milton
McCan
Lee Blondin
Novia
Blondina
Hiondin
McDonalds
Blondin
Kauffean
McDonald
Brondin
Wheat Market Slips as Visible Supply Rises in New York
Report from the New York Market shows brokers noting easier sentiment as visible supply increases. Wheat prices eased with Liverpool and Chicago openings and closings recorded around 70 to 72 percent, while weekly supply rose by 3,758,000 to 48,677,000.
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Bk. Ray & Con
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Telephone Enterprise Formed in Butter Creek Region
A. I Thompson and partners file articles of incorporation for a new telephone line serving Meche Butter Creek and Sloan Brothers area. Stockholders invest 100 each. project aims to connect Beho Meartows Butter Creek Sloan with 11 or 16 phones ready for use. Estimated cost 1100 to 1200, funding from capital and bonds. Line promises market access and broader communication.
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A. I Thompson
Meche
Butter Creek
Pany
A H. Thompson
O. F
J. H. Saylor
A. N. Stan Held
Jonse Moore
OC. 0. Smith
Penncton
Aix
Thompson
Beho
Meartows
Sloan Brothers
Fife
Will Bore for Moisture at State Penitentiary
Walla Walla officials plan an artesian well project at the state penitentiary with H A Borrlas arriving from Seattle to supervise. A steam engine will power the drilling and convicts under expert driller Mr Durvla will handle operations as 2 0 feet depth target is set to locate ample water. The untried experiment aims to relieve water supply issues and will be watched closely.
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Walla Walla
Wash
H. A. Borrlas
Seattle
State Penitentiary
Dorrie
Durvla
Eastern nursery graft targets farmers in Walla Walla
A trader from the East sold maple shade trees for lawns and hedges in Walla Walla. The stock proved inferior after payment, costing farmers many dollars. The report labels it a second graft by outside nursery men, following a prior incident involving Russian olives. Local victims include multiple farmers who purchased the trees in good faith.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Wall Wall
Sarian Ta Eitak
Ian
Thrice a Week World touted for impartial news
The World emphasizes its unique position among papers by delivering impartial news daily at a weekly price. It claims Republicans and Democrats alike trust its truth and notes it offers first rate serial stories and home features. The offer bundles the Thrice a Week World with The Oregonian for 2 dollars and 20 cents.
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Democrat
Oe i
Vey Oregonian
Notice of Bid Receipt in Pendleton Oregon
Notice states that bids will be received by Pendleton Palmer or clerk about November 26, 1901. Further details available on file. Right to reject all bids reserved. A. B. Thomson, Pendleton, Oregon.
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U Ut
Pendleton
A. BH. Thomson
Oregon
Portland workers walk out after terse proprietor note
A fragmented report shows Portland workers at a local shop walking out at noon Saturday in response to a brief employer message. Independent staff joined the action following unclear guidance from the proprietor.
Collision on Curve Kills 26 Japanese Crews
A Sunday accident on the Northern Pacific near Ula killed 26 Japanese workers and injured four others. One white man was injured but not seriously as the freight train collided with a work train on a curve. The incident occurred amid dense fog and rough track conditions.
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Ula
Gondiittds Koevem
New Townsite Talk Sparks Wyoming Irrigation Ambition
Col CoDr'B in Buffalo, New York outlines plans for a new town in the Nix Horn Havin area of Wyoming. He promotes a $1,000,000 irrigation canal to water 120,000 acres, aims to attract capital and settlers, and notes rail shipments to Cody as proof of regional promise. The plan envisions housing thousands and developing fertile land near the planned canal.
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Hlofflalo Hue
Omaha Bee
Nix Horn
Havin
Wyoming
Coily
Cody
Viinathon
Sturtington
Cody Te Bare
New York
Catarh Cure Claims and Home Remedies Promoted
An old notice promotes ear remedies and cures for deafness, claiming natural applications can clear mucous surfaces and restore hearing. It offers a reward for proof of cure and lists various health product sellers and sales claims.
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Catarh
Hall
Eta Carney
Ode
Last year Uncle Sam turned how come worth
Last year a questionable financial figure surfaced referencing Uncle Sam and a large amount. The wording is unclear and partially obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
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Peadleton
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Central University of Medicine and Science
Jersey City
Tea Duty Repeal Association
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Triton States
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New York Times
J. J. Frey
Trans Alaskan Railway Company
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Pacific Northwest News
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Cook's Inlet
Malheur
O. Ft. N
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