Echo News Notes and Local Installations in Echo Ore
Echo Ore Oct 16 Puget Sound Bridge Dredging rushes intake dam work with 7 men at the site. O R N block signal system to be extended along line. 22 car trainload of cattle for J B Saylor Butter Creek ranch. First electric lights installed by Pat Kine at his Bridge Street liquor store. Frank Brundage barber shop reopened after fire. Burglarized camp near mill. two watchmen and $8 stolen. R K Thom markets honey. A Crawford attends irrigation congress at Hood River.
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Echo
J. B. Saylor
Butter Creek
Pat Kine
Echo—Brundage
Ore
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company
Government Ditch
Nolan
Foster
Pendleton
Buttercreek
Butter Creek Ranch For Spring Markets. Mr. Saylor
Baker City
Heho
Bridge Street
Kine
Frank Brundage
Schell
Brundage
R. K. Thom
Umatilla
Edhe
Thom
A. ©. Crawford
Umatilla River
Don’t Speculate With Pianos In Buy
An advertisement urges readers to buy pianos only from an established permanent firm. It promotes Eilers Piano House as a branch of the largest northwest piano dealer, promising dependable service, visible storefronts, and a wide display of high grade pianos for inspection and purchase.
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Eilers Piano House
Ellere Piano House
Northwest
Singer Tower to top New York skyline at 41 stories
The Singer building extension at Liberty Street and Broadway will rise to 41 stories with a cupola over street level, forming the city’s tallest inhabited structure. Ernest Flagg and engineers credited for solving the narrow, lofty design, with 16 elevators serving lower floors and four for the top, housing about 4000 people. The project aims to dwarf surrounding towers and may spur future vertical growth if profitable. An adjoining 14 story block plus a 27 story tower will yield a nine and a half acre footprint.
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New York City
New York
Lower
Singer
Liberty Street
Broadway
Singer Tower
Washington Monument
Banks of
The
Potomac
Fife
Ernest Flagg
Iisi
A Day With Portland Plutocrats Sketch
Editor E Hofer recalls a Portland day among the city’s plutocrats. He visits mansions and banks from Sixth to Tenth streets, profiling A L Mills, Wm M Ladd, Edgar P Hill, J Thornburn Ross, Dennis Teal, Theodore Wilcox, H J Pittock, and F W Leadbetter amid wealth, influence, and real estate power shaping Oregon’s capital.
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E. Hofer
Salem Journal
Portland
Tom Richardson
Harvey Scott
Jason Lee
A. L. Mills
H. W. Corbett
First
Washington
Sunny Jim Emile
Wm. M. Ladd
Eagar P. Hill
J. Thorburn Ross
Presbyteriana
Oregon
Preeent
Oo Presbyterian
Charles Tadd
Tadd
Ladds
W. C. Aa
Edgar P. Hill
J. Thornburn Ross
Guaranty Trust Company
Secent
Washington Streets
Ross
Europe
Roses
Joe Tel
Ia Dennis
Teal
Mexico
Alaska
Asia
Theodore Wilcox
Ladd
Weak, weary women helped by Dean's Kidney Pills
In Pendleton Ore a local testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured Mrs B Oliver of weeks of back pain fatigue and restless nights. She says Donn's Kidney Pills obtained at Pendleton Drug Co relieved kidney symptoms and restored activity. Pills are sold by dealers nationwide under Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Conan's.
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Dean
Pendleton
Oliver
Maple Street
Ore
Pendleton Drug Company
Dean's
Pricecents
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Conan
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Dence
Echo News
Government Dam
Eiler’s Piano House
Main Street
Japan
Henry B. Miller
Yokohama
Jiji Shimpo
Tokio
Railway Bureau
Nippon Railway
Gynnyetenailway Companies
Omiya
Spain & Bean
Plutocrats
H. J. Pittock
F. W. Leadbetter
Roosevelt
White House
Commonwealth
Foley
Koeppen Drug Store
F. W. Williams
Manhattan Avenue
Pendleton Drug Co
Blue Rapids
Kanms
Henry
Pendictone & Cold Storage Company
Phonnestain
Henneman
Great Eastern
American Collection Agency
Anthony P. P.wilson
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
Neagie Broad
Fairbanks-Morse
Neagle Bros
Endleton-Ukiah
Ukiah
Bingo
Alba
Ridge
Nye
Pilot Rock