Diverse 19th Century Disaster and Oil Trade Briefs
A Chinese ship Charterhouse foundered with 60 aboard in deep water. An eight inch snowfall stalled Pueblo Colorado weather as temperatures plunged by 40 degrees in 12 hours. Pocahontas coal mine fatalities rose to 19 with two rescuers missing. Minneapolis faced charges of a political payoff from railroad funds. Lansingbore collision killed four with several injured. Robbery charges against Portland suspects discharged due to weak evidence. Portland raised 210,291 for a joint building. 150,000 sought by Oct 6 to extend it. Ella Moore nominated for Idaho justice. Montara woolgrowers form company with 549,000 capital aiming to purchase Montana wool clips. Pacific Lumber seeks Interstate Commerce action over car allocations. Northern Pacific blamed for losses due to insufficient equipment. Grand Ronde potato crop appears large with Gust warehouse shipping 10 carloads and planning 60 to 75 more. price around 65 cents per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
Pocahontas
Minneapolis
Hughlett
C. St. BP. SM. & C. Railway
Republican National Camlaign Fund
Lansingbore
N. Y
W. E. Shaw
Stevens
J. W. Dicey
HS Poole
Loura Adams
Henry Morgan Colored
Portland
Chicago
Anton Frits
Porthes
Mise Ella Moore
Valley
Idaho
Securme
Montara
Helena
Montana
Woomrowere Association
the Pacific
Past Lumber Manufacturers) Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aggiet
Northern Pacifc Ribway
A. A. Gust
Partice
Gust
Allee
Gibler
la Grande Chronicle
Northwest News Briefs From Portland to Idaho
The state board of barber examiners held an exam in Portland this week with 60 applicants. A boy of 11 in Clarkston Washington shot his foot while handling a shotgun. A logging camp near Ackland killed 45 year old William Abbott when a heavy log struck his skull. Colfax farmer Marion Freeman sold 16 mule colts at 60 dollars each and refused 100 for six others of the same age. Portland dealer J R Bowles sold Mick Mack the Oregon race horse for 10000 to Boston buyers in Lexington Kentucky. Oscar Ketchum, 18, a sawmill worker near Council Idaho, was crushed to death by overturned logs in a runaway. The old William Tell hotel in Oregon City was bought by Grinstead and Schalk, Portland brewers. The building had estate capitalized in 1549 1860 and 1551. Up to October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Barber Examiners
Portland
Port Allery
Clarkeston
Wash
Mement
William Abbott
Ackland
Marion Freeman
Colfax
J. R. Bowles
Mick Mack
George H. Graves
Charles AH. Trajser
Boston
Lexington
Oscar Ketchum
Council
Idaho
William Tell
Oregon City
Grinstead & Schalk
Last of Switzler Horse Herds Shipped to Alberta
The final remnant of John Switzler’s horse herds, about 250 animals, were shipped to Alberta over Saturday and Sunday. Chaperoned by a jovial group described as old Umee buckgroors, the party included Willam Switzler, Guy Rounds, Orville McCully, Chris Gimcore, Dick Shaw, Irve Gardiner, FLW Peters, and J. A. McIntyre. Also in the item, a Vancouver quartermaster’s building fire caused 84750 damage and firefighter E A Criss suffered facial injuries from a falling ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzler
John Switzler
Alberta
Willam Switzler
Guy Rounds
Orville McCully
Chris Gimcore
Dick Shaw
Irve Gardiner
Flw
Peters
J. A. McIntyre
Walluia Gateway
Society and club notes from Spokane and Pendleton events
Visitors attend Spokane fair and Pendleton social outings with club meetings, receptions, tours, and travels. Notables include Mrs. Eppinger, Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Johns, and Mr. Jones hosting affairs. groups such as San Souci, Matinee Musical Club, Current Literature, and German Lutheran church women organize gatherings with guests from Baker City and Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johns
Aire. Johns
Henry Dixon Jones
Current Literature Club
Longfellow
Kiev
Johne
Pendleton Heights
Shanard
Eppinger
Baker
Ltv
Churches O Congregational and Other Churches Service Notes
Sunday church notices list morning services and Sunday schools across Congregational, Methodist, First Christian, Lutheran and Presbyterian churches. Topics include The Two Great Commandments, Unchristianity, and God’s Command to All Men Go Forward. Union services planned with Childrens Home Society speaker Miss Sendom Dowden. Includes offerings, Epworth League, caretaker notices, and a furniture ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siniday
Ida
Mre
A. Lowell
Junior Andesvor
Christian Endeavoy
Christian Church
Oregon
Idote Chiltren
Charles H
Church of the Teadecamer
Witter Loum
Henry Dixon Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Owen
Chase
Epworth League
Fpleharty
Polee City
Aeold
Thureday
Robert Warner
First Christian Church
W. F. Taylor
Communion Wervice Tl A.m
Junior Endeavor
Mission Bond
Young Peoples
Sendom EK. & Dowden
Oregon and Idaho Children's Home Society
Hotel Arrivals at Various Cities Listed in Fragmented Note
A partial hotel arrivals list names guests and origins including Portland San Pran waco New York and Walla Walla. The fragment mentions Georry A C Edwards M Mouarty Mrs BLoc Donn Morton Zilly McNicho lox Green Lib erty Connor Hoover Ade Olttiaker Bland Goodfriend Van and wife Hosmith Thayer Lee Andrews Fleharty Murick Peters Bushes Hughes Fuee Thome Murehatl Randall Conningham Spokane Maher Smith and others in a scattered roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel St
Georry
A. C. Edwards
Portland
T. M. Mouarty
San Pranwaco
M. Donn
Porthand
Mrs Bloc
Buildry
New York
J. M- Barrett
Min
Donn
O. PB
Morton
Fred Zilly
J. PL McNicholox
M. M. Green
Enet Liberty
C. G. Creviston
Fast Liberty
Mra R. McKeongie
K. Alber
Pilot Rock
Geo. L. Thayer
Walla Walla
N. Lee
Pred H. Andrews
Rehor
J. ¢. Fleharty
Bolee
Ben Johnson
Helix
Murick
Union
Hotel Pombleton
Baker
P. McDevitt
F. Beck
John Peters
Bert Tower
A. Bushes
Rathburn
Hedges
FE. Hughes
Chien
Fuee
Derty
St. Luke
Parker
C. AL. Thome
London
DSI
Murehatl
Randall
Washington
Conningham
True
Spoktune
G. Stevens
Spokane
Maher
Dw. Smith
Witeon
Special prune rate boosts Oregon harvest shipping tariffs
The Harringham newh nivhvest Ines announce special carriage tariffs for prunes in the Willamette valley set to take effect soon except for a Portland passenger. The crop is estimated at about 20,000,000 pounds, the heaviest in Oregon history. The 10 cent rate covers Portland and East and West Side divisions north of Salem plus Woodburn Springfield and related branches, with extended coverage to Salem Albany Corvallis and Eugene from various junctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrinhin Novihivest Ines
Willamette Valley
Portland
Ti Ie
Oregon
HH Polite
Corvallis
Ypmhiilivision
Springbrook
Sheridan
Salem
Woodburn. Springfield
Silverston
Alabay
Thoseburg
Eugene
Hovitz
Main Line
Woodburn
Springfield
Lebanon
Dundee Junction
Yamhill
Catarrh Cure Ad and Town Police Report
An ad touts local applications for catarrh with internal tonics and blood purifiers, claiming direct action on mucous membranes. It cites F J Cheney & Co Toledo as makers and notes testimonials are free. Separately, Dundee and Olex lack police, with mayoral statements on jail use and a purported homicide incident. The East Oregonian promises all-news coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Labia
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Church Objects to New Church Near Lis Property
A Portland development dispute features opposition to a church near Lis property. Local resident Lowley denounces the proposed valuation increase as excessive, claiming the church would harm neighborhood character. Eberhardt notes confusion over mill tax figures and questions the property assessment. Police warrants issued for Sunday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowley
Eberhardt
Board of Equalization
Portland
Nile
Hair Returns After Using Newbro’s Herpside, Man Claims
Frederick Manuel of Maryland to Montana recounts starting Newbro’s Herpleide for baldness. Within 20 days he had hair across his scalp and by July reports thick, luxuriant growth. The ad claims the product destroys the cause of dandruff and hair loss, prompting new growth, and urges samples from The Herpleide Co. Detroit/Michigan and A C Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newliro
Frederick Manuel
Maryland
Tock
Butte
Montana
Helen
Newbro
Herpleida Co
Detruit, Mich
A.C. Koeppen & Broa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendleton
Coate
the Fair Department Store
General News
Northwest News
DeWitt
Gaby
Thilman & Co
Quartermaster's
Vancouver
E. A. Criss
Bond Brothers
Air
Aline G . Marshall
Charles Courter
Aliexander
Charles Eppinster
Frank Moule Mire
G. W. Peepe
Harriet Thompson
Alice Sheridan
Viswt
Frank Pravter
Laura Nash
C.H. Norris
la Grande
Charles Eppinger
F. W. Eppinger
Baker City
E. Roosevelt
Jane
F. T McNell
City
Willan Rees
T. M. Starkweather
Ontario
Robert Starkwether
George Hartman
Lino Sturgis
Atre N. M. Perkins
Holge
San Souci Club
J. P. Robinson
Pointe
Lee Moorhrites
Mere William Matlock
Ley
Lewiston
Mer
Mee
W. L. Thomped
Leon Collen
Pisee
Tally Club
Muble
Eleanor
Constance Despain
Hawthorne
Despains
Bertha Alexander
Matinee Musical Club
Grieg
Paper
Owenhouse
Violet
Dickson
Peor Gynet Silly
Mesdames Slusher
Phelpa
Secetecesasccas Mise Fergunda
Mien Lyman
Mesdames Myers and Dickson
W. A. Slusher
German Lutheran Church
Carl Weissert
A. C. Koeppen
C. H. Rosenberg
Carl Websert
Mra FE. J. Meiners
C F. Kohler
J. Mummers
A. Zeuske
William Roesch
Charles Rohrman
Joe Basler
Koeppen
Fred Koeppen
Mra
Limer P. Dodd
Mra. M. B. Winn
T. T. Geer
Boise
Silemt
Fred Epplizer
Dodd
Howte
Lutheran Ald Society
German Lutheran Ald Society
Jorgen Mumm
E. J. Melners
Carl Welsert
C. F. Koehler
Mra J. Mummy
Christian Science
E. C
The
Salvation Army
Graham Furniture Co
East Oregonian
Alexander
Harriman
Dundee
Olex
Giamam County
Comminatoner
C. P. Hoff
Saya
Edwards
Mloon
Trandall
Odal
Tallman & Co
Orton
Cithoen
Lis
Walla ‘Ana
Aettine
Ely
Ma Ely Brothers
Warren Strut
New Yorks
Schmidt Building
Grace Hudson
Jack Brown
West Webb St
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