Yale Attendance and Union Strike News From 1900s Brief
The article notes Yale's total attendance around 3500, seven thousand New York union painters to strike over a 50 cents daily raise, and the Minneapolis Times suspending after 16 years. It mentions Nelson, Bf. Cy fair success with 60 percent higher attendance, stolen securities valued at 360000 from a Wall Street broker, and Russian forces at Port Arthur under General Stoessel suffering a stroke. Also covers Manchuria, mutton shipments to Alaska, Jimmy Britt’s career earnings, a fatal factory accident in Los Angeles, the Manila typhoon wrecks including the Heels, Hall Caine preferring writing to power, Harvard starting its 76th year, and Jacob Hart pleading guilty to killing his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
New York
Minneapolis Times
Nelson
Bf. Cy
Wall Street
Stocesel
Port Arthur
Moscow
Manchuria
San Francisco
Alaska
Jimmy Britt
Los Angeles
Emma Hlauvelt
Manila
Portland
Hall Caine
England
United States
Harvard College
Jacob Hart
Chicago
Hart
Northwest News Highlights From Oregon to Idaho
Reports from the Palouse and Colville note a two day rain drenched period, Colville votes unanimously for a 0 mill tax to fund a new school, and Lewiston Idaho convicts Police Judge C P Coburn for malicious mischief. Jail for Dora Jennings and Henry over a father’s murder by shooting. Weaverville fire wipes out Chinatown area, while Trinidad near Wenatchee earns a reputation for premium winter wheat. Millers chase better wheat quality as Spokane sees thefts of coats, and Corvallis club figures in liquor handling under local option. Coeur d Alenes sees early season snow, Wardner hills see snow as bedrock in Spokane growth plan, with Portland crimes on appeal rising and a fundraising shortfall for city advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
la Grande
Palouse
Colville
Wash
Eilwall
Lewiston
Idaho
C. P. Coburn
Dora Jennings
Henry
Grant's Pass
Weaverville
Trinity County
Cal
Trinidad
Wenatchee
W. D. Cummings
Spokane
OM. Cline
Jack Milne
Corvallis Athletic Club
Coeur d'Alenes
Burke
Wardner
Portland
Real estate firm touts buying power and wide reach
Pendleton Oregon real estate office touts 20 years in the county and 700000 dollars in city and country deals. Promises aggressive pricing, selective listings, and ability to show city property with fast driving capability. Claims Interstate Investors Association membership and cross county reach in Western United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Investors' Association
United States
Canada
Strain Too Great Prompts Kidney Pill Endorsement in Pendleton
A Pendleton resident Charles W. Beale, an expressman, describes kidney strain from heavy lifting and chronic backache. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Brock & McComas, with substantial relief. The ad shifts to sales pitches for Dean's, urging readers to buy, with commission and job offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Charles W. Beale
West Tustin Street
Auro Street
Dean
Brock & McComas
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Orient Beckons to United States Trade Lead
A Washington pitch argues Asia's vast commerce could be won by American manufacturers. It compares population, railways, and growth in trade with China, Japan, India, and Australia, and cites U S exports and potential gains via the Isthmian canal. Also notes a Pendleton Academy trustees meeting tonight at 6:45 at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallate
Orient
Siys
Washington
Department
Alaa Es
Asia
Overnfen
The
Mordhin
Japan
India
United States
Ada “Hic Yeeinion
China
Australia
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
United Kingdom
Russia
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
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Altitudes Lo
Birth
Mr. Ayy
Jane Hopkins
Eigner
Golden Rule
General News
Northwest News
E. T. Wade
BON
Fef
Balldin
Boz
Black
Oregon
Addreams
Washington Nursery Company
Toppenish
Boston
Beckons
America
Seacoast
Tock
Yy SF
Loarns
Holmes
Ukiah
Chas. A. Hill
Alta St
Pendleton, Ore
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