Irish Crimes Act Strains Peace. Cuba Rejects U S Treaty
October 29 1902 reports unrest from Ireland as the Crimes Act is enforced, risking peace. Cuba rejects a U S treaty proposal due to anticipated customs revenue loss. Paris aeronauts plan to contest St Louis prize. Blom plans Berlin underground rail seven miles long at 400000. Philippines agriculture hit by locusts amid war and cholera. John Redmond rallies Irish liberty supporters in Philadelphia raising 8000. Chamberlain to visit South Africa in November to discuss Boer Kaffir future. Mexican volcanoes erupt in the north. towns across disturbed districts hold prayers for safety.
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Ireland
Cuba
United States
Paris
Blom
Berlin
Philippines
John Redmond
Philadelphia
United Irish League
Joseph Chamberlain
England
South Africa
Mexico
Eight Hour Day Push By Federated Unions
The Federated Unions of Aber deen move toward establishing an eight hour day. In Seattle a man killed his wife and attempted suicide Monday night and is now jailed. Between 40000 and 50000 colonists left the East for the West and North in September and November. A suspect captured at Missoula Mont is said to be the wrong man. The Fourth Cavalry band at Walla Walla includes seven Filipinos and others. Government sues Captain Reisinger of Stockett Mont for delinquency of supplies during 1898. John Canon, a Salem teamster, robbed of 70 dollars Monday night. Richard Mason, 18, son of a prominent Aber deen contractor, died after a fall in a new school building. A major smuggling ring moves contraband Chinese from Mexico to California hidden in freight box cars.
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Aberdeen
Michael Bartlem
Seattle
East
West
Missoula
Mont
Fourth Cavalry
Walla Walla
Reisinger
Stockett, Mont
Witc
John Canon
Capital Improvement Company
Salem
Richard Mason
Wash
Mexico
California
el Paso
Texas
Dr. King's New Discovery Praised by Davis Drugist
In Davis Kentucky Druggist C T Smith calls Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds the fastest selling article in his store He says it cures and has saved throat and lung cases when doctors failed Mothers rely on it physicians prescribe it Tallman Co guarantees satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles free Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
Davis
Hotel Arrivals and Advertisements Page Listing Travelers
A long list of hotel guests and travelers with numerous names and cities including Portland San Francisco New York Seattle Spokane Walla Walla and many others. The entry notes Ely Bros Liquid Cream Balm sale and a 1900 New Orleans reference with testimonial from George W. McDuff and mention of Attorney-General Knox canal title decision pleasing the French.
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Pendleton
A. G. Prag
Portland
J. C. Murray
San Francisco
G. Harris
Rh. Vernon
Miss
Seattle
A. Nylander
C. J. Freese
Walla Walla
Jack O'Malley
Ely
Bros
Warren Street
New York
New Orleans
Messie
Ely Bros
William Lamberton
Delachaise Street
Knox
Cured by Catarrh Reward Notice and Patent Medicine Ad
A historical advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cured catarrh and promotes various patent medicines. The ad lists JHENAY & CO and wholesale druggists WEST & TRUAX WALDING KINNAN MARVIN and references sale details, pricing per bottle, and general claims of cure. It emphasizes family pills as the best and invites readers to honor payment obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhenay & CO
Th West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan
Marvin
Labor union leader G Y Harry speaks in Pendleton
G Y Harry president of the Oregon State Federation of Labor and national AFL organizer addressed a small Pendleton audience at the Armory on union goals. He urged better organization to protect workers and argued wages and shorter hours should rise, with a federation of Pendleton unions soon to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Y. Harry
State Federation of Labor
GY. Harry
Oregon
Pendleton
New Inquiry in Talbot Case Opens in Harrisburg
A Harrisburg board of inquiry met on Oct 29 to hear the appeal of the presenters in the Bishop Talbot case arising from the unfracking of Rev I N W Irvine. They contest the prior board’s finding that the charges were insufficient for trial while supporters rally to Dr Irvine, signaling a potential church history highlighted by a high profile Episcopal dispute.
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Talbot
Harrisburg
Bishop Talbot
Thomas M. Clark
Rhode Island
I. N. W. Irvine
Irvine
Portland Hoodlums Snatch Girl. Officer Delivers Aid
Alia Wheeler, 15, was abducted near Portland after visiting a sister in the city. Officer Jamison found her intoxicated with $10 stolen, arranged shelter, and is pursuing suspects while ensuring the girl’s safe return home. The officer covered costs and alerted witnesses, preventing further harm.
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Alia Wheeler
Jamison
Aurora
Portland
Pleasanton
Third Street
Denk
South Portland
Boria
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Norfolk
Roc
Usc
Baer §& Daley
General News
Pacific Northwest News
C. E. Dickey
Omaha
C. H. Howard
Everett
H. E. Miller
Helix
Eastman
Chicago
D. R. Miller
G. W. Sims
J. W. Brower
Baker City
Aley Fross
C. H. Jorgens
St. Paul
E. C. Morrison
Adams
Ethel E. Winans
R. E. Beck
Athens
Pilot Rook
W. R. McRoberts
Spokane
W. D. Marks
R .B Sturgis
A. M. Nicholson
J. F. Slaughter
Foster. Co
L. Lacox
Cc. W. White
D. W. Featherkete
J. B. Wardean
I. F. McCoy
R. L. Earnest
America
Puck
Oregon Daily Journal
Hivale
F. W. Schmidt & Company
THE
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Malaga
Arma
Monte
L Wakei
Cour
Acaf
Yale
Princeton
F. L. Forbes, D. D
Pri
Kemmerer Col
Rock Spring
P. P. Collier & CO
W. C. Minnie
Alway
Jesse
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Polydore Moens
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