Notable deaths and incidents across regions
General news reports the death of Chicago contractor PY J Sexton at 57, two Italian miners killed after a 100 foot fall in Minnie Pleaty mine, and a Philippine guer in Rival sentenced to death. Also noted are a Hawaii judge candidate after M M Estie’s death, a fatal collision near Hakodate, and finances of Denver Rio Grande rail purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Faustino Millering
Pilipino Guerin
J. W. Walsh
Philippines
Henry E. Highton
Honolulu
United States District
Hawaii
M. M. Estie
Hakodate
Japan
Denver & Rio Grande
Northwest news round up from Spokane to Seattle
Charles Scott of the Lin delle block Spokane fell five stories and died instantly. N.Sellen of the Washington insane asylum at Medical Lake committed suicide Thursday. A pulp mill is planned at Aberdeen with ground secured. Five sailors deserted the Port Patrick in Portland claiming the mate threatened their lives. Ezra J. Stanford of Waterford stands trial for killing Mrs. Katherine Northrup near Heartline on July 28. Charles Eckstein, a Nome miner, robbed in Portland tenderloin area. Five more townships to Olympia forest reserve west of the Olympian mountains. Parson, Ashland OR, near death from botulism poisoning from canned roast beef. Anthony, thought burned in Aberdeen fire, reappears in Portland. Mrs. Boniia Goldman dies in Seattle, widow of Fred M. Goldman, daughter of a Cuban family. Goldman arrested in Seattle for passing a bogus check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scott
Wash
Katherine Northrup
Heartline
Charles Eckstein
Portland
Olympia Forest Reserve
Olympian Mountains
Washington
J. Parsons
Ashland
Cr. Anthony
Aberdeen
Hotel Arrivals List From The Pendleton Journal
A long hotel guest list is reported including J. W. Shaw from Kansas City, H. F. Conner from Hutchinson, W. N. Campbell from St. Louis, and many others visiting or staying at hotels in Pendleton. Names span cities like Portland, San Francisco, Chicago, Walla Walla, Baker City, Spokane, and Salt Lake City, with several couples and families noted. The compilation reads as a social register snapshot of travelers and locals lodging at area hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. Wi. Shaw
Kansas City
Hutchinson
H. F. Conner
Portland
Lee N. Campbell
St. Louis
Gondine
Denver
William C. Foster
Baker City
L. L. Simpson
J. W. Irwin
Tacoma
F Gitterman
New York
W. W. Hagne
San Francisco
W. T. Koch
Chicago
George Flieed
K. Huffman
W. Cole
J. D. Wooley
Hi. Halle
Stockton
Hk. C. Long
Spokane
J. Fred Fisher
A. P Badell
Walla Walla Fi
Sargent and Wife
St Louis
Alfred
Esty
W. Rk
Birney
City
J. Perkins
J. G. Hamilton
Walla Walla
W. Sage and
Haines
J. A. Davis
Walla Wall
M. Vorhees
Boise
Fragmented 19th century ads mix in single page
A chaotic OCR sample lists patent medicines and local notices. Includes Dials Catarrh Co and Cheney firm claims, Pendleton blankets warning, Bucklen Amice Salve testimonial, Ackers Blood Elixir, a store notice from Cc. A Dutton, and a 4 PM drawing for $350 at The Peoples Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Woolen Milla
Pendleton Mille
Publicaa
Pendleton
Alexander Department Store
Peoples Warehouse
Fair Store
James Crawford
Temperance Lectures Begin As Milton Notes Flow
Series of notices from Milton report a body brought from Heppner for burial, incinerations, and operations. Key items include Mrs. Katherine Coe buried after dying in Heppner, a sawmill fire likely arson, and George Conta heading to Walla Walla hospital for surgery. Also temperance lecturer R. Foster Stone to speak at the Christian church, with local residents attending and moving about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Knox-Kantner Company
F. J. Morse
Walla Walla
Seattle
Ll. L. Berry
Salem
Atate W. C. T. U
Nora Kelly
Pioneer
R. Foster Stone
Christian Church
L. A. Plants
H. F. Brown
Eagle Force
Pendleton
The
Tribune
Mattle Hoon
Wally ‘Wallin
J. 8. Richey
G. H. Gibbs
Idaho
Columbia College
Heppner
Katherine Coe
Elty
W. DB. Ebaken
Mra
J. C. Walter
Od Fellows
Johnson
Lauren Linclin
George Conta
Walla Walla Hospital
Dr King's New Discovery Proves Life Saver in Urgent Cough Case
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk N Y reports a near fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis on her daughter. After all remedies failed Dr King's New Discovery saved her life and a niece with advanced consumption recovered. Describes lung diseases yielding to the medicine. Infallible for coughs and colds. 60c and 1 bottles guaranteed by Tallman Co. Trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
Farms for Bala Offer Wheat Farms and Stock Ranches
Listing for sale includes wheat farms and stock ranches in the county, all walls improved with good water supply. Also city property available with prices upon inquiry. Albany meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association noted for November 18, 1903. One and one third fare authorized on certificate plan to Portland with tickets three days before opening day. contact F FP Wamaley for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Rae
Tutullla
Butler Creek
Nancy
Barane
T. Wade
Bon P.O
Bala
Young Women's Christian Association
Albany
Portland
Wamaley
Weston
R. N
F. F. Wameley
Nothing but Money leads to new stage sensational
A local manager, Rimer Walters, promotes the ornate production A Millionaire Tramp with lavish posters and a two night Fraser theater show. The Baker-Hutchinson company debuts with acts from Jesse and Nellie Montrelo two acclaimed jugglers, Howard Montgomery and Jack Davin, delivering broad comedy and stunning feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iial Very Pitostenaire
Rimer Walters
Walters
Baker-Hutchinson
Fraser Theater
Acta
Javenile
Pendleton
Jesse
Nellie Montreloc
Australia
Howard Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
The
Gray Opera Company
County School Convention near Weston Oregon 1206
Notice lists a county school convention in Weston Oregon on November 6 with ticket details for the certificate plan and agent contact F. F. Wameley. Also advertises Moki Tea benefits and sale by F. W. Schmidt & Co, plus a Peoples Warehouse drawing event and ticket deadline for a $360 prize with hours and location reiterated.
Cured 20 People and Local Standstill Work urged
Sergeant C C Rummel of the 20th United States Coast Artillery writes from Fort Flagler Washington praising efforts to cure drink habits among residents. He notes twenty persons cured and endorses the remedy offered by Tallman Co local agents. Also mentions Pacific State Telephone plans to extend lines to Spokane and restore striking linemen to work on new extensions. A California lumber mill fire caused over 50000 dollars in losses partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rummel
20Th
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Flagler
Wash
Trib
Tallman &Co
Pacific Staten Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Ling
Spokane
Cuticura remedies praised for skin conditions
An old promotional piece extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as universal cures for eczema psoriasis scabies and scalp issues. It claims instant relief rapid healing and safe cleansing of the skin with instructions to bathe crusts with soap apply ointment and take Resolvent for blood purification and constitutional treatment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main Street
General News
PY J Sexton
Siberian
Imperial
Northwest News
Boniia Goldman
Fred M. Goldman
Goldman
Cope J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Anderaigne
F. J. Cheney
Whst & Truax
Wholesale Druggiste
Walding, Binney & Marin
le Drugz
Camere
All Druggiate
Halls Family Re
Beat
Otto Dodd
Ponder
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Cc. A Dutton
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Frazier’s
Frazier
N. A. Davis
Henry §. Thomson
Henry Shirley Thomson
Thomson
Umatilla
Umatilla Lodge No
Echo
Oregon
East Oregonian
H. C. Rogers
O. D
Bebo, Ore
Pupihs Chemsotvar
Roy Conklin
Frazer
Fraser
Jack Davin
J. F. Stead
Golden Rule Hotel
Trickee
Cal
Cuticura
Rock Spring Goal
Lantz Bros
Main
Conrad Platzoeder
Priges
Ostermoor Mattresses
Crean
Sunbury
F. W. Scho
Pustother
Alta St
Weagle Bros
Brover Tines
Coop Wort
Jon
Tm A. Poultry
Webles C.F. Co
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