Henry Blair Obit

Great Eastern Block Fire part 4

From the Spokane Chronicle January 28, 1898 page 1.

Percy W. Leffel Estate vs Northern Pacific RR

From the Spokane Chronicle January 26, 1898 page 1.

From the Washington State Digital Archives.

Great Eastern Block Fire part 3

From the Spokane Chronicle January 27, 1898 page 1.

Great Eastern Block Fire part 2

From the Spokane Chronicle January 26, 1898 page 1.

Pleases the Veterans (GAR)

From the Spokane Chronicle February 2, 1898 page 1.

Alice and Maud Wilson Obits

Form the Spokane Chronicle February 3, 1898 page 1.

See also Spokane Chronicle February 2, 1898 page 1 

Spokane Chronicle January 25, 1898 page 1 and 5, coverage of fire 

Spokane Chronicle January 26, 1898 page 1

Spokane Chronicle January 27, 1898 page 1

Spokane Chronicle January 28, 1898  page 1

These two Death Returns from the

Washington State Digital Archives

Great Eastern Block Fire

The First three pages here are from the Spokane Chronicle January 25, 1898 page 1, the last four pages are from the Spokane Chronicle January 15, 1898 page 5.

W.B. and Cora Gordon , Ethel and Alma Peters Obits

From the Spokane Chronicle February 2, 1898 page 1.

Henry T. Hepler Obit

From the Spokesman Review November 22, 1906 page 7.

Infant Anderson Obit (son of John)

Julia E. Traughber Obit

Malcolm LeRoy Coombs Obit

Harold Houglein

From the Spokane Chronicle February 1, 1899 page 5.

From the Washington State Digital Archives 

Notice the different spelling? Indexed as Harald Haugrlien.

Clarence Pratt Townsend

From the Spokane Chronicle February 1, 1899 page 5.

From the Washington State Digital Archives

Frederick Bernhardt Schade Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle February 1, 1899 page 5.

Frederick was buried at Greenwood Cemetery

Albert Miles Accident and Death

From the Spokane Chronicle February 1, 1898 page 5.

Thrown Under The Car 

     Albert Miles a mail carrier, received terrible and perhaps fatal injuries last evening. He was steering a long sled, filled with a dozen coasters, down the steep hill on Sherman street, and ran into a Liberty park electric car. (streetcar) All the coasters were terribly shaken up, and Miles was caught under the wheels. His skull was fractured, one leg broken and many other cuts and bruises were received. He was removed to the Protestant hospital, and Mrs. Ruth and Catterson were summoned. This afternoon he was reported as conscious and there are some hopes of his recovery.

From the Spokane Chronicle February 4, 1898 page 1.

From the Spokane Chronicle

 From the Washington State Digital Archives

William Inverarity Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle January 28, 1899 page 5.

From the Washington State Digital Archives.

Arlin or Orlin F. Stanhope Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle January 28, 1899 page 5.

From the Washington State Digital Archives, they have Arlin for given name, but since the obit has O. it could be Orlin. Fairmount Cemetery has it as A.F. Stanhope.

Celia Williams Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle February 3, 1898 page 1.

Celia was buried at Greenwood Cemetery.

Lew J. Hutchings Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle February 3, 1898 page 1.

Activity in Hillyard Shops

From the Spokane Chronicle February 3, 1898 page 7.

Betsy Ann Emerine Gilliland Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle February 3, 1898 page 7.

I know it was the way things were in 1898, but I have a hard time understanding why the given name of a wife is not on her obit. Her name was Betsy Ann Emerine Gilliland and her husband was Samuel Pickney Gilliland, both have their pictures on Find A Grave in the Eden Valley Cemetery in Whitman County Washington.

Make Summit Boulevard Best Drive in Spokane

From the Spokane Chronicle January 25, 1899 page 8.

Dennis Caull Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle January 25, 1899 Page 5

Florence L. Johnson Obit

From the Spokane Chronicle January 25, 1899 page 5.

From the Washington State Digital Archives