Northwest Notes Report On Local Happenings And Crimes
Pasco night clerk Pasco hotel Wasth Thomas Bell found dead in his cot believed caused by excessive drinking. Spokane fireman C J Heffner plunged into icy Spokane River rescue attempt. Spokane movement aims to attract eastern capital for electric lighting and power system for northwest towns. Dayton hunter Bob Ross bags largest deer from Blue mountains, weight estimated 400 to 600 pounds. Moscow Idaho grand jury indicts three bootleggers for introducing liquor on the Nez Perce reservation and related counts from last summer raid.
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Pasco
Thomas Bell
Pasco Hotel
Spokane
Dayton
Wash
Los Homeridge
Bob Ross
Butte Creek
Mr. Ross
Blue Mountains
Moscow
Idaho
United States Grand Jury
Hiquor
New Perce
John Carlow
Frederick Reynolds
Edward Kassen
Sam Cohn
Murder Shocks Troy In Idaho Street Stabbing
Walter Driecoll was killed on a Wednesday evening in Troy Idaho by Fred Shoenaker who approached without warning and stabbed him with a long knife. The motive for the crime is unknown.
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Murier
Troy
Idaho
Walter Driecoll
Fred Shoenaker
Gardewin pleads guilty in Mesaulting case at Colfex
Gorton saloonkeeper Barney Gardewin admitted guilt before Justice I B Woolittle on a mesaulting charge against Spokane detective C H B Gliding. He was fined 26 dollars with costs totaling 22.50 dollars. In Bonners Ferry Idaho, tailor Frank La Pete was killed after refusing a Great Northern depot ticket. He attempted to board a moving train and was struck. He had been drinking.
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Colfex
Wash
Barney Gardewin
Gorton
C. HB
Gliding
Spokane
I. B. Woolittle
Frank la Pete
Bonners Peery
Idaho
Great Northern
Sandpoint
la Pete
Coffee Why Schilling's Best Opinion Drives Choice
A terse note questions why Schilling's Best coffee is preferred and implies customers feel ownership when they believe they find better value. The fragment hints at a marketing claim about price and satisfaction without full context.
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Schilling
Wealthy Spokane suspect arrested for forged check
Edward Hitepatrick, ranch owner near Spungile with multiple Spokane properties and an apartment in Lidgerwood, was arrested on a warrant by Pickford for uttering a 73 check to Bank of Spangle with no funds. North Yakima plans new artesian well water system. Jesse Stose announces construction in Seattle. Howe reports material orders and a one year franchise to lay mains.
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Spokane
Edward Hitepatrick
Spungile
Lidgerwood
Bodega Hotel
College Avenue
Monroe Street
Pickford
Yakima
North Yakima
Wash
Jesse H. Stose
Thin City
Seattle
Howe
Canadian Poetic Mechanical Unions Extend Aid to Striking Brethren
In Vancouver, members of the Canadian Poetic mechanical unions voted to fund relief for workers not yet recalled to their former jobs after the recent strike. Each union member contributed one dollar from this week’s pay as the core of the relief fund to aid affected mechanics.
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Vancouver
B. C
Potato Record Claim in Dayton County Yield
Harry Kennedy reports a county wide potato yield record despite Lunt weather bias against vegetables due to drought. In some areas of the county exceptional yields emerge, with Kennedy claiming the top potato raising achievement.
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Dayton
Harry Kennedy
Unusual Potato Yield Reported At Mt Kennedy Harvest
In North Yakima Washington a Teton project laborer P L Lundberg returned with injuries after a pebble smashed his jaw and knocked out three front teeth. The incident occurred while he worked near a high bluff where a walnut sized rock rolled from roughly 400 feet. The potato crop yield was reported at 126 sacks per acre despite a generally short season.
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Mt Kennedy
North Yakima
Wash
P.L Lundberg
Teton Project
Tieivuck Landberg
Sneak Thief Targets Bremerton Hotel Waitresses
A thief ransacked Kitsap hotel rooms in Bremerton Washington Saturday night after a welock, stealing a gold watch valued at 25 dollars a 14 in coins and 11 pounds of butter. The watch and money were taken from the rooms of two hotel waitresses. A logging crew near Springdale Washington escaped injury when a Phoenix Lumber Company road crew train brakes failed on a steep grade. Nine men jumped from the train and one Thomas Nelson was seriously injured. The train halted after running over a mile, with no damage to the engine or cars.
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Bremerton
Wash
Welock
Colin
Phoenix Lumber Company
Springdale
Thomas Nelson
Ao Ateep
Bronze medals for Isthmian commission workers two-year service
The president will present bronze medals to Isthmian commission employees with at least two years of service on the Isthmus. The medals are minted from metal recovered from canal works including excavators locos and corn gathered by the U.S. government when it began the canal project.
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United States
Judge Gilliland warns Pendleton youth on street loitering
A Pendleton juvenile court judge urged teens to avoid loitering and seek proper amusements such as theaters skating rinks or other legitimate activities with parental consent. He stressed that youths under 18 should go straight to venues and return home, aiming to curb disorder while preserving harmless entertainment.
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Pendleton
Padis
Giilland
Gulind
Will Motte Omotriped Fire Alarm Notes
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New Ambrose Channel Lightship to Replace Sandy Hook Marker
The Sandy Hook lightship, stationed for decades at the harbor entrance, will end service on December 1. A new deep waterway marker ship will be named Ambrose Channel 87, following a decision by the Lighthouse Bureau in Washington to name the entrance beacon after the route.
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Sandy Hook
New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Lehthouse Bureau
Washington
New York Herbors
Land deeds and property notices in Milton and Weston Ore
Legal notices record transfers and property details in Oregon towns. John Itunyan and others convey town lots, ranges and blocks in Weston and Milton areas with payments ranging from 509 to 1500 dollars. Edwin Simpson and others grant parcels, including west end jots and Mc Coy's addition, with specified dimensions in township north ranges.
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Edwin Simpson
W. Crawford
Weston
Ore
Milton Lodge
Odd Fellows
McCoy
Milton
Pendleton endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for permanent relief
Pendleton residents testify to lasting cures from Doan's Kidney Pills after years of back and kidney troubles. Mrs. C Oliver of 612 Maple St. recounts a six month pain period before a permanent recovery, praised since 1905. Sold at Pendleton Drug Co. and other outlets, 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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Pendleton
Lls
Dean
Doan
C. Oliver
Maple Street
Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Wican
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doana
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