Two Killed in Butte Mine In Butte Montana
Northwest notes report Fred Evenston and Matto Cello aged 28 died instantly from a slate fall in Butte mines this morning. Also noted were various local incidents from Oregon and Washington including a assault conviction in Albany, a train injury in Vancouver and a murder-robbery case in Hood River. The shipping of a North Bank wreck victim's remains and a railroad commission hearing are mentioned with Governor Ronson’s invited attendance in Salem.
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Butte
Mont
Fred Evenston
Matto Cello
Baker City visited by state engineer inspects Thief Valley project
John H. Lewis state engineer visited Baker City this week to inspect the Thief Valley project on the lower Powder river. He praised the plan as highly feasible noting about 40 000 acres of sage brush land would be irrigated by damming the Powder river and an electric line to the irrigation district may be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Ore
John H. Lewis
Thief Valley
Powder River
Oregon
Three Accidents In One Day At Thristol Wash
Three accidents were reported yesterday in Thristol and White Salmon, a record for a single day. John C. Perry, pioneer of the early 70s, broke a leg while riding the wagon running gear and was taken to The Dallas for medical attention. In White Salmon Dr Z A Barker, a prominent physician, was badly hurt in a wrestling match, breaking a shoulder. John McNeil cut a finger while working on a steam wood saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thristol
Wash
John C. Perry
Dallas
White Salmon
Z. A. Barker
John McNeil
Cottage Grove council defers tax, rock crusher vote
At a Cottage Grove meeting the Merchants’ Protective Association petitioned to block the proposed occupation tax ordinance and it was granted. Action on purchasing a rock crusher and roller was postponed due to the absence of a council member. Property owners on Main Street were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Merchants’ Protective Dssociation
The Swine or the Flower? A Cryptic Southern Scene
A narrator recalls a dreamlike vision of a field that shifts from a loathsome swine enclosure to a white rose landscape. A voice hints at a hidden source named TTOLENE, as a summer breeze cools the southern air and reveals a paradoxical transformation.
Cattleman Horton lands Porter Brow beef contract
Klamath Falls cattleman Horton wins contract to supply Porter Brow with 100 to 160 head of butchered beef monthly delivered to camps along the road. Horton notes the line may run directly to Klamath with more workers as construction crews grow. B F Knowlton and a 20 man crew finish the survey from the city to Alturas and push work northward, aiming to make a railroad hub of Klamath Falls if built.
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Kiamath Falls
Charten Horton
Klamath County
Porter Brow
Horton
Klamath
B. F. Knowlton
Southern Pacific
Alturas
Klamath Falls
Keck Installed at Quarterback for Oregon State Squad
Keck, the former fullback famed as a line plunger, lined up at quarterback in last night's Oregon Agricultural College practice, signaling a potential Northwest football role this fall. Metzger shuffled the lineup with Loosely at right end and sent Davin and Gilbert to the second team. Bergman moved into the first team at halfback after Northwest title-worthy hurdles.
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Keck
Oregon Agricultural College
Cor- Vallis
Ore
Rodters
Metzger
Loosely
Shadduck
Davin
Gilbert
Bergman
Wag
Dr Best Returns to Practice After Summer Vacation
Dr Best announces he has returned from summer vacation and resumed his medical practice at the office in the American National Bank building.
Local option ruling shifts bootlegging cases to sheriff
In La Grande Oregon Circuit Judge Knowles ruled the city lacks jurisdiction over bootlegging under the local option law. The sheriff and district attorney must handle investigations and prosecutions, reversing city court findings that fined violators and directed revenue to city coffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Ore
Get
Knowles
Ralph Atkinson
Law and Enforcement League
Leper Claim Backed by Leprosy Congress
New York reports from Bergen Norway state that the second International Scientific Leprosy Congress ruled John Earley, earlier declared a leper by Washington authorities and discharged from the Skin and Cancer Hospital, is indeed a leper. Earley had traveled freely since leaving Washington, exposing others. Congress affirmed the contagious nature of leprosy and urged measures to prevent its spread.
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New York
Bergen
Norway
John Earry
Washington
Early
Ahmauer Hansen
Earley
Ehlers
Copenhagen
Congress
60 Year Old Colfax Smoker Fined Ten Dollars
Colfax, H W Hollingsworth a wealthy Colfax and Portland resident, was convicted in municipal court for smoking cigarettes. He challenged the anti cigarette law with a spirited defense, was fined ten dollars and costs, and announced an appeal likely to proceed to higher courts.
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Colfax
Mollingeworth
Colfex
Portland
Brooks Mackle
Doolittle
Hollingsworth
Ir. Hollingsworth
Justice Court
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Compulsory School Vaccination Upheld by Court
Seattle health officials Dr J E B Crichton and Dr Frank S Bourns won in the state Supreme Court, upholding compulsory vaccination in public schools. The ruling sustained a King County Superior Court decision after Dr J C McFadden sought to block the law and refused to vaccinate his son at Franklin School. School leaders say they will not force broad vaccination unless necessary.
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Seattle
J. EB. Crichton
Frank S. Bourns
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
King County
J. C. McFadden
McFadden
Franklin School
Schoo
Bud Barnes Lives High Amid Legal Troubles in Walla Walla
Walla Walla Washington Bud Barnes, awaiting sentence for the killing of Mrs Anna Aldrich, has reportedly fallen on hard luck then regained affluence. Doctors accuse Mason of involvement in a mining stock swindle netting 2700. Barnes enjoys steaks while publishers say officers predict a return to beans boiled beef and hash by week’s end.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Bud Barnes
DR. Mason
N. R. Strange
Bud
Anna Aldrich
Barnes
Horace’s Sabine Farm Site Identified in Pound Rome
Professor Pasqui completes Horace study at Noraces’s Farm in Pound Rome. He finds possible traces of motifs in wells. The two acre ram area is identified as the poet’s farm site and will be excavated soon.
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Noraces
Pound
Rome
Pasqui
Horace
Italians honor Verrazano discovery of Hudson
Thousands of Italians parade along Broadway to the Battery to unveil a statue of Giovanni da Verrazzano, claiming he discovered the Hudson in 1624, years before Henry Hudson. Historians note Hudson as the first trans Atlantic voyager to reach New York Harbor.
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New York
Hudson River
Broadway
Battery
Giovanni de Verrazano
New York Harbor
Henry Hudson
Verrazano
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years was thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure, from PF J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally with a promise to cure and a hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure. Also Hall's Family Pills are mentioned for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
PF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & CO
All Dragelets
Ae Hall
Tent Six Toom modern house on the South hil
Apply to C. P. Strain Pendleton Oregon for a modern six by tent house on the south hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Strain
Pendleton
Oregon
Spitting Nuisance Linked to Catarrh Germs Warned
A historical notice urges local authorities to curb spitting by teaching catarrh cures. It cites symptoms such as offensive breath sneezing nose discharge and chest pain. Tallman & Co promote Hyomel a vaporized antiseptic inhaler priced at 1.00 with 50 cent refills claiming cure backed by a Newark Ohio testimonial from June 1909.
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Tallman & Co
Wm. V. Goode
Newark
Ohio
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Vancouver
Lawrence A. Reed
Davisville
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Njurjee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Southern Pacific Company
Railroad Commission
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Salem
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Taft
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Texan
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Coast Fork Bridge
Smith
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C. Il Hinges
A. Ruth
Daughiter
Hood River
Yardjogiou
Large Fruit Commission
Yagdjogion Bros
Vladivestok
Sberia
Hag
Yaorgdjogion Bros
Glaske & Co
Tetirement
Woal
C. A. Bigaby
North Bank
Sandal
Vancouver Undertaking Company
Tacoma
C. A. Bigsby
Harney
Twenty-sixth Streets
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