Double track plan for Union Pacific between Omaha and Ogden
Garcia Montes reports Cuban budget at 314000000. Roosevelt orders to enforce measures in the Philippine Islands now. A major lead combination includes all large manufacturing firms. Porto Rico opens 1200 public schools with 50000+ attendance. British American Tobacco claims tobacco prices will stay steady. Cholera threatens Samar with 100000+ cases and deaths. Commander Peary calls the Arctic best for pulmonary sufferers. Republicans attack a federal meeting at Cayey. five wounded. Police action and partisanship charges expected.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Ogden
Garcia Montes
Roosevelt
Directiz & penaAls
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
British-American Tobacco Company
Samar
Commander Peary
Arctic Explorer
Arctic
No Gambling at Spokane Interstate Fairgrounds Next Week
Pacific Northwest news notes several items from the region. George W. Young was received at the Oregon penitentiary for a two year sentence for forgery in Josephine County. Washington hop growers report a yield about one fifth lower than last year. Two men robbed a Seattle peddler, John Michael, and were captured after threats to kill. Governor Geer asks legislators to support his bid for the U S Senate, claiming popular backing. Grant's Pass Methodist conference backs Willamette University debt relief. Mrs. John Cummins of Spokane alleges her husband died from mistreatment at Medical Lake asylum. S. Clark of Port Blakely reports $1500 in gold stolen from a stump during tree chopping. Geer appoints four commissioners to the National Irrigation Convention and seeks 16 more names.
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Spokane
George W. Young
Oregon Penitentiary
Josephine County
Washington
Seattle
John Michael
Geer
United States
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Grant
Passe
Wilamette University
Salem
John Cummins
Medical Lake
It. S. Clark
Port Blakley
Wash
Dr. H. Steuart
David M. Dunne
A. King Wilson
Utah
Oregon
Colorado Springs
Hotel Arrivals and Guests Listed Across Cities
Hotel Pendleton and The Golden Rule report arrivals from multiple cities including Idaho Portland Spokane Walla Walla and Detroit. Names include W Shepherd J P Good J F Kelly William Maher CM Smith A H Cramer Dr Olmstead J J Burns J C Major E J Guyver T C Benson BF McCullough Bertha Mills H Poland Doug Betts George McGilvery Ed Hammer and others with various destinations noted.
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Pendleton
W. Shepherd
Idaho
J. P. Good
St. Lonia
JF. Kelly
San Francisco
William Maher
Portland
CM. Smith
A. H. Cramer
Spokane
B. Olmstead
J. J. Burns
J. C. Major
E. J. Guyver
Rogers
Martin
Walla Walla
T. C. Benson
McCullough
Beho
Sheridan
John H. Totsforl
Detroit
D Brooks
Tacoma
J. BE. Davis
Milton
B.S Wright
W. Goolman
Mitchell
Rev. H. Poland
Chebalis
Doug Betts
Picot Rock
George McGilvery
Bertha Mills
E. H. Burke
J. G. Helfrich
A. W. Powell
Hinsdale
Elbert
Condon
Time's Reward for Catarrh Cure Ad Spills Fraudulent Claims
An old advertisement-style notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a claimed reward for cures and references F J Cheney and Toledo firms. It asserts credibility of F. J. Cheney and lists West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as wholesale druggists and promotes internally taken medicine with testimonials and price per bottle.
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Halle Catarh
J. Cubaky & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Frm
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Fall
Historical Pictures Planned for Expositions 1904 and 1905
Historical Pictures by W. H. Gilstrap of Tacoma Washington will paint a series of historical pictures for display at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904 and the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland Oregon in 1905. The works will focus on the Lewis and Clark expedition that followed the Louisiana purchase and the significant discoveries in the far northwest that came from that journey.
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W. H. Gilstrap
Tacoma
Wash
Portland
Ore
Far
Northwest
Shatters All Records Twiete in Hospital In Ala
Verbena resident F A Gulledge paid Tallman & Co drugstore a large sum to doctors for a severe plier case causing 24 tumors. After other methods failed, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him, subduing inflammation and aches.
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Twiete
F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Doctora
Bncklen
Palngs
Tallman & Co
Grande Ronde Land Sales Reported Close of Two Purchases
M L Causey completed two large land sales over the weekend. A five acre parcel owned by A H Parsong at the Cove sold to B razile of Cedar Points Nebraska for 24150. An 840 acre block three miles north of Union on the Cove road sold to Harland Stewart for 22050.
Pendleton Fire Alarm Criticized After Destructive Blaze
A Pendleton resident denounces the general fire alarm practice after a Monday blaze on Bluff Street destroyed Robert Laine’s residence. He argues wards should handle most fires locally, noting delayed water force, hydrant distance, and high city elevations hampering efforts. He cites costly general alarms, estimates town costs at about $100 per incident, and urges trained personnel only to trigger alarms to avoid redundant calls.
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Cichoens
Pendleton
Robert Laine
Bluff Street
Fie
Laing
Waa
Mr. Laing
Hook and Ladder Company
Schultz
Walla Walla Fruit Fair Closes After Record Attendance
The Walla Walla fruit fair ended with a grand ball that drew hundreds of couples and thousands of attendees. The event extended two days beyond the planned finish to accommodate more visitors and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Republican Campaign Opens in Walla Walla Tonight
In Walla Walla on October 1 the Republican campaign will formally open with addresses by Congressman Fraser W. Cushman and Samuel Stern of Spokane at the fair pavilion. The Walla Walla band will provide music and a large crowd is expected. Exhibits and booths will remain intact after the meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Campilen
Towlght
Fraser W. Cushman
Samuel Stern
Spokane
Walla Wallin Bang
Encampment Trip Leads Alaska Washington G A R Leader
Colonel C B Hedell commander of the Grand Army of the Republic for Alaska and Washington left Wallin Walla for Washington D C to attend the grand encampment. He is accompanied by Assistant Adjutant W Elliot and Chief Trumpeter Thomas Corn. The party will be away several weeks. General Alger has accepted appointment as senator from Michigan.
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Wallin Walla
C. B Hedell
Grand Army of the Republic
Alaska
Washington
Washington, D. C
Society
W. Elliot
Thomas Corn
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East Oregonian
General Alger
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Revere
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Babe
Grossmann
Boards of Education
Europe
America
Penn Mfg, Supply CO
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PINE
F.w.schmidt & Co
Poigny
Pendle Business College
H. N. Robinson
Colle
C. Berquist
Lee 7
Jesse
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Polydore Moons
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