Union Pacific Granted Injunction Against Picketers
Across the United States observances marked President McKinley’s death anniversary. Workers at MRL & T in Denison Texas struck for a 15 percent wage increase. Salt Lake City bans employ of newly married women in schools. New York churches push arbitration in coal strike. Hatangis Luzon land tax remitted due to famine and cholera. A clash with Rios band in Tayabas Luzon left the band dead or captured. Beaumont Texas fire at a sugar refinery halted by a shut-off valve. Cotton mill closures at New Hartford ruin the town. Child labor bans progress debated in the South. Leprosy treatment at Venus has improved with mangrove-based remedies. William E Stratton, Cripple Creek founder and Colorado magnate, dies at Colorado Springs.
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Union Pacific
Imaha
United States
McKinner
New York
First Union Presbyterian Church
United States Commission
Hatangis
Luzon
Loic
Rios
Rrevonchailes
Tayabas
Beaumont
Texas
Cotton Dick Trust
New Hartford
Temocate
Ha- Venus Cube
Wiliam E. Stratton
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Hewes
Strong ticket nominated by Chehal Wash. county democrats
In Chehalis County the democrats nominated what is described as a very strong ticket at a Saturday convention. A separate item notes a raid on a saloon at the Presidio entrance in California, with 25 soldiers and one civilian arrested. Grain crops in Palouse country expected to be large. about two thirds harvested and stored. Harney county assessor returns list taxable values totaling 32,197,625 dollars. Post Office issues order routing trans Pacific mails via steamer sail first, regardless of port of departure. Crawfish cooked with white wine and fresh crabs at Grates's.
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Chehal Wash
Palouse
Hotel Arrivals List Reflects Broad West Coast Trail
A hotel arrivals log lists numerous guests and their origins including WH H Dufur from Dufur and W Maher from Portland. Notables include J A Cooke from San Francisco, E A Southerland from Michigan, J H Kiieckman from Portland, and R E Porter from Meachan. The entry covers guests from Spokane to Walla Walla and Antelope to Prineville.
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WH. H. Dufur
Dufur
G. R Burton
San Francisco
R. Alexander
City
Reddeck
Portland
W. Maher
M. Smith
W. Anson
Albricht
Cincinnati
H. Wolfe
Fred Roth Ang
W. Hollis
Oakland
A. R Grant
J. A. Cooke
Mitchell
K. Mills
A. H Rose
Pomeroy
R W. Blakley
A. H. Canton
Spokane
A. Southerland
Michigan
H. H. Incalls
Muller
W. R. Glendening
Fannie Jones
J. H. Kiieckman
S Gill
W. Williams
George McGilvery
R. FP
Ind
Heppner
George A. Young
Shanks HA. Cupper
Monument
A la Follett
Prineville
C. McAulie
Murphy
Antelope
E Powers
E Fley
G. D. Galler
W. F. Woodstock
Nolin
J. A. Gavitt
Chehalis
J. T. Withrow
A. Nelson
Athena
Mrs. Ruby
Haines
Brock
Walla Walla
L Walsh
Sbhaniko
Doug Belts
Pilot Rock
Pendleton Day Special at Spokane Interstate Fair
Spokane plans its Interstate Fair from October 6 to 14 with a standout Pendleton Day feature. The Oregon Short Line and Northern Pacific routes offer a Spokane round trip ticket for 6.59 dollars, valid from October 1 to October 15, including fair admission.
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Pendieten
FR. É
Spokane
Pacifc
Pendleton
Excursion to Washington D C with special rail fare
The O R & N Co offers a round trip to Washington D C from October 4 to 11 priced at 60 85 with September 29 and 30 as earlier travel dates. Passengers may choose routes for both directions and the excursion is connected with a G A BR encampment event in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
G. A. BR
Notice to debtors to settle accounts
Notice from H. M. Sloan requesting all persons knowing themselves indebted to him to call and settle their accounts.
Pendleton Fans Present Captain Brown with Gold Watch
Pendleton baseball fans honor captain R B Brown with a gold filled and jeweled hunting case watch bought at Lows Hunziker. The gift, engraved R B PF and Presented to R B Brown by Baseball Fans Pendleton Ore 1pit, was presented by Roy Ritner in a ceremony at the local book store.
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P. Brown
Pendleton
R P Brown
L. G. Pragier
Nenter
Pendleton Hudsans
Roy Ritner
George Harts
R. B. Brown
Ore
Ritner
Duke
Brown
Police Declare War On Scattering Paper In Pendleton
The police vow to curb paper litter scattered by wind in Pendleton streets and back yards. After Monday’s wind storm streets were covered with torn paper, posing hazards to horse traffic. Authorities urge residents to avoid throwing paper where gusts can carry it away, promising to enforce cleanup measures.
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Pendleton
Horse Falls Dead Well Known Horsebuyer
Baker City September 18 Charles Prescott, a local horse buyer from Talon, suffered a severe fracture of his right leg when his riding horse fell on him near Councillor James York’s home. He was taken to St Elizabeth hospital and, by last report, in less pain with no internal injuries. The horse reportedly died suddenly, possibly from heart disease, after throwing Prescott as he neared home.
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Baker City
Charles Prescott
Talon
James York
Prescott
St. Elizabeth Hospital
W. T. Phy
Lesset
City
Idaho
Delay In Train No 6 Creates Evening To Morning Inconvenience
Reported as three hours late, Train No 6 on the O R and XII from the East failed to arrive Pendleton by 11 10 PM and did not reach by 5 30 AM, causing public disruption and questions about reliability. The notice notes conflicting reports of late arrivals and emphasizes the blame debate over fault.
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Pendleton
Trains west of Huntington urged to report arrivals promptly
Rail observers argue for nearer to correct times after Huntington to aid travelers and avoid delayed schedules. The writer cites varied reasons for late trains but calls for accurate depot reports within a half hour of actual times as trains head west. An ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with testimonials and free trials at Tallman & Co.
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Huntington
Tallman & Co
The Rabbitt Pest in Rye Grass Flat
Harney Valley Items reports jack rabbits ravaging Rye Grass flat areas consuming greens and roots. Vegetation stripped except sage brush as field forage shortens September to October reed, forcing stock to seek other sustenance due to pest damage.
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Harney Valley
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