Hazy City News: Robberies, Fires, and Crops in Flux
Jason Carpenter of Yakima was knocked down and robbed by two unknown assailants. Grand Forks BC buys fire department team for 525 dollars. the team vanished with no trace. St Louis police chief Kiely faces dismissal for misconduct. Grain crop forecast cuts 15 to 24 percent due to July heat. Union medical crusade to stamp out dangerous tonics and poisons begins. A 14 year old Kennedy daughter repels burglars at Mackenzie rail yard. Stanberry Normal School burned, losses reach 75900 with 200 students displaced. A ferry scow sank on the Columbia river spilling equipment and endangering riders.
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Jason Carpenter
Yakima
Preahient Roomvelt
Grand Forks
B. C
Andrews & McDonald
Fire
Matthew Kiely
St. Louis
Wns
Edmont P. Creechy
Charles A. Street Lumber Company
Tinh
Marion Counties
Curtis Lumber Company
Gei
Anderson
Washington
Darlington
Department of Health
New York City
Grind Forks
B.C
Me Kennedy
Haggare
C. P
Stanberry
Bridge project in Adah county and city church bid
Northwest news notes a $26 000 bridge across the Boise river at Boise an all steel 350 foot span with 20 foot roadway and two footpaths. A Catholic church contract at Eugene for 5157 is let to be 50 by 100 feet on the old site. Indictments against RB Sky-Wer in Sacramento for irregularities in final proofs.
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Adah County
Bilding
Boise River
Boise
Eugene Discent
Wice
Bolse
RB. Sky- Wer
United States
Meadows
Hotel Arrivals List From Mitel St George
A long hotel arrival list shows guests and spouses from cities including Milwaukee Salt Lake Seattle Portland Aberdeen Spokane Walla Walla San Francisco New York Chicago Denver and more. Notables include J. W. Green John M Lipton M G Richardson and Mrs M H Gillette among many others.
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Mitel St
Hoel Pendlewn
L G. Gilllepte
Portland
A. H. Sundremann
Palle
A. Bennird
Chicago
J. Tack
A. G. Walace
A. B. McCrarg
A. A. Masford
Spokane
J. Domolek
W. 5. Cumback
San Ermncisco
T. Wagner
E. D. Timms
H. Goodall
Astoria
F. G., Mucks
J. C. Albright
Michigan
J. W. Town
Walla Walla
C. H. Mead
New York
Tingle
L. A. Lamb
W. M. Ales
Green's August Flower Promises Digestive Relief
An advertising notice promotes Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, liver issues, and impure blood. It urges readers to buy a test bottle for 25 cents or a full bottle for 75 cents from druggists, claiming safety and non alcohol content.
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Alma Av. Tallman & Co
Mines Sold Near Mormon Basin by McCord Regan Deal
Ike McCord and John Regan today sold their two mines near Mormon Basin to J. W. Messner trustee for eastern capitalists for 30000. The Virginia mine and Emma group at Cave Creek head, five miles north, were discovered and developed by Reagan and McCord, offering good ore bodies for serious work.
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Mormon Basin
Ike McCord
John Regan
J. W. Messner
Virginia
Emma
Cave Creek
Reagan
McCord
Baker City Herald
A Lesson in Health From Foley Kidney Cure Outline
A health note explains kidneys filter impurities and claims Foley's Kidney Cure can restore sound kidneys and cure kidney and bladder diseases. The assertion emphasizes general system strengthening and promotes Koeppen's drug store as the supplier.
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Foley
Koeppen
Land-Locked Lion Bass Release At Lake Waha
In Land-Locked Lion the placing of 8600 young Oswego bass in Lake Waha today by Fieh and Game Warden M H Harbaugh, 26600 of vittle felons will be sporting in its depths. Last Saturday and Sunday 14000 were Dianted. In August 2000 were given in their home find during May 1600 commend feeding on shinera. The bass were selned in a land locked glow near the Clearwater river below Stranahan place by David Hersil, who notes thousands remain. The young bass have grown to three inches, they guard eggs, hatch, and feed until the stream forces them to flee. The river is 100 yards long by 26 wide.
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Lake Waha
Fieh
M. H. Harbaugh
Clearwater
Stranahan Place
David Hersil
Siou
Lewlaton Tribune
NewTariff Reduces Northwest Freight Rates Across States
Washington and railroad interests push a new distance tariff for Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. Rates cut for interior towns and general freight costs, with multiple classes and reduced charges per ton mile. Effects include shifts in local commerce and adjustments to existing commodity and special rates.
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Barmain
Washington Railway Commission
Monte
Sild General
R. B. Miller
Harriman Jines
Portland
Lewiston may host $100000 Methodist academy
Lewiston could become the site of a $100,000 school of academic grade to be built by the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Peter C. York of St Anthony's Parish in Oakland has been chosen by the Allied Unions to represent them in arbitration with United Railroads in San Francisco.
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Lewiston
Peter C. York
St. Anthony's Parioh
Oakland
United Railroads
That Place
San Francisco
City offers land to found new academy here
A generated offer to establish an Institution in this city arose from the Columbia River conference in North Yakima. A seven member Spokane led commission backs Lewiston, while local donor Louis Delsol and William Goldthwaite propose 54 acres adjoining the city, with potential to rise to 200 acres if the school is placed locally.
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North Yakima
Delsol
New Bridges Across Asotin
County commissioners held a special session at the court house with Downen and Wormell present. Contracts for two steel bridges over Asotin Creek were awarded to Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging of Seattle at 2400 dollars each. Project includes tearing down old bridges and building tubular piers. work to begin soon.
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Asotin
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Messrs
Downen
Wormell
Asotin Creek
Puget Sound
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