Insurgents Arm Supply Feud and Global Turmoil Report
A 1902 dispatch notes Filipino insurgents receiving arms from abroad and drilling new troops to oppose the Americans. Threats against American missionaries in Bungaria reveal extortion plots. Colombian general Uribe-Urib defeated at la Cienaga, signaling pacification of Magdalen province. British faltering in Somaliland, with Indian reinforcements ordered. US education report shows 21,5000 voting age, 24,000 involved in census outcomes, and national school totals declining to 17,207,200 pupils in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marsh
Bungaria
Uribe-Urib
la Cienaga
Magdalena
Somaliland
India
Commissioner of Education
Mriteriie
United States
Hotel Arrivals From A Stream Of Names And Places
A running list of guest names and their home cities appears for the hotel arrivals. Individuals include Dean Gerking Athena George B Harris Portland Nylander Portland Werner 81 Paul Newton Phillie San Francisco W T Hislop city Ben Johnson Helix Laura Smith Baker City and many others from Portland Spokane Baker City Seattle and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gerking
Athena
George B. Harris
Portland
A. Nylander
J. W. Werner
Paul
Newton Phillie
San Franciso
W. T. Hislop
City
Ben Johnson
Helix
Laura Smith
Baker City
W. H. Herman
William Smith
W.W. W. Power
Tacoma
Buchanan
Spokane
G PF Teed
Merc
W. V. Windus
Mre
M. C. True
R. H. Caston
J. BH. Blaeckner
ST. Turpin
New York
George B. Anderton
Mrs. G. M. Osgoodby
Fires and tragedies sweep Pacific Northwest towns
A fire destroyed Barker hotel in Chesaw Waeh on Sunday causing heavy losses. A Tillamook stage robbery occurred with $24 taken. C. S. Lewis of Idaho shot himself on an overland train near Granger Wyoming. Sam Peterson, an Indian, committed suicide in Silvana. Silas Rucker, 67, died of heart trouble in a Baker county pasture. Fred Williams of Forest Grove was killed near Tenino by a locomotive. Pianos worth 6000 burned in a box car set by tramps near Tumtilia. Clarence Bowker of Wilson Creek fell dead after a Fairfield schoolhouse dance. Rene Aros and husband killed themselves in Everett by three shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Chesaw
Waeh
Tillamook
North Yamhill
Lewis
Idaho
Granger
Wyoming
Sam Peterson
Silvana
Silas Rucker
Powder River
Baker County
Fred Williams
Forest Grove
Tenino
Wash
Perry's Mill
Bucoda
Tmatilia
Clarence Bowker
Wilson Creek
Fairfield
Pills Save Durham Man's Life, Restores Health
P Muse of Durham North Carolina declares death from stomach and liver trouble averted by Dr King s New Life Pills. He credits the remedy with saving his life and restoring health after years of suffering. The pills are sold at Tallman and Co s drug store for six cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Muse
Durham
N. C
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Lane's Medicine described as a pleasant daily laxative
An herbal tonic called Lane's Medicine is advertised as a gentle stimulant for the stomach liver and kidneys and a pleasant daily laxative. It is prepared like tea and sold for 26 cents by Tallman & Co. The notice also mentions big eastern forge plants planning a $7,000,000 capital stock consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Tallman & Co
A.0.U.W. Lodge Hall Celebration In Pendleton
The Ancient Order of United Workmen marked its fourth anniversary with a grand Pendleton celebration. Speeches by Senator Walter M. Pierce Grand Master William Smith and Mrs. Laura A. Smith, plus music and a 120 plate banquet, highlighted the event. Deputy Grand Master Wilkins plans to grow membership to 175 soon and upcoming East End celebrations are announced in Milton Athena Helix and Weston. Also listed: real estate and personal sale items and a report of the season’s first rain in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Order of United Workmen
Odd Fellows
Pendleton
Viola Lange No
Elecr
Walter M. Pierce
Howe
Mr. Pierce
William Smith
Baker City
Laura A. Smith
Baker
M. G. Wilkins
Viola Lodge
B F. Devinney
Oregon
Missouri
Mr. Devinney
Order
Devinner
Pierce
Dr Smith
Lodge of Workmen
Wilkins
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Milton
Athena Lodge
Helix
Community Notes From Helix and Nearby Towns
Reports from Helix include Mrs. McLaughlin of Vancycle who is very ill and Mrs. Hneon reclaiming health. Dr. Ringo plans to move from Helix to Pendleton to practice with Dr Smith. Local residents travel to Pendleton and Athens for visits and shopping. Several Helixites attend events in Athens while others plan field work and seeding on local ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
McLaughlin
Vancycle
Mary Hneon
Ringo
Pendeton
Smith
W. M. Date
Sound Country
Bob
Richardson
Pendleton
Sullivan
Pay
Athens
Tra Scote
Athena
Struly
Willie Modena
Hells
Hoc
Kendall
Bre
Rhem
George
Clarence Connor
Mre. Penland
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BAER
DALEY
Matin Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Ast
General News
Hotel
J. J. Gallaher
Walla Walla
Omaha
C. D. Dorier
North Yakime
L. C. Dosier
North Yakima
M. Trachler
Kaneas
Cly
J. M. Labetad
Kan
I. B. Rinehart
Ukiah
Ho Wiley
A. F. Bernard
G. M. Johns
Tkiah
E. A. Dudley
A.W. Tichner
B. T. Vaughn
Frank Garrison
L. G. Wilkerson
Weiser
A. B. McEwen
J. H. Clodines
Weaton R. Smith
F. P. Johnson
Pacific Northwest News
Everett
Waah
Monlay
Rene Aros
Paris
U.W
Bath and
City Water
Jackson and
Garfield Streets
Dr. Perkins
California
San Francisco
Fresno
Dolis
Jenny
Grandma
F. W.schmidt & Company
THE
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb Sts
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Swifts
Pendletonusiness College
Es Ae
H. N. Robinson, LL. D
Prin
Oriental and
Undertakers Good
Jesse
Moin
Pendleton Acade
Yale
Princeton
Stanford
F. L. Forbes, D. D
Princip
Pendleton, Ore
Mary
Efemmerer CO Gov
Rock Spring End
Reif P. P. Collier & CO
Minnis
Polydore Moons
Bylaw
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