Huyler's Washington Taffy Ad

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9.

Oscar Speakman Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9.

Oscar was buried at the Milan Cemetery. Gilman 

Undertakers handled the services

October 11, 1906 Probates

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9.

 Names mentioned:

Harriet Harvey

Emma Brassard

Irving W. Hewitt

Albert Carter Brewster

Moses E. Lothan (minor)

I.W. Mason

Venneti A. Smith Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9.

Venneti was born in Washington August 20, 1904, he was the

son of Alfred Smith born in Oregon and Bertha M. Noland

born in Washington. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.

Gilman Undertaking handled the services.

Melvin A. Edwards Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 7.

 

Melvin was born in Wisconsin son of Thomas Edwards

and Larcilla Lenth both born in Wisconsin. New England

Undertakers handled the Services.

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9.

 

Edward J. Fitzpatrick Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 7.

Edward was a bookkeeper born in Canada son of Bernard

Fitzpatrick and Eliza McQuade both born in Canada. He was

buried at Fairmount Cemetery. Buchanan Funeral Home 

handled the services.

C.E. Upson Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 7.

 C.E. was born in Ohio and was buried at

Shelbena, Missouri. Smith's Funeral

Home handled the services.

From the Spokesman Review October 12, 1906 page 7.

Adaline Cavanaugh Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 7.

Adaline was a housewife. Smith's Funeral Home

handled the services.

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9.

Cyrus Spurgeon Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 7.

Cyrus was born in Indiana son of J. Spurgeon born in Ohio and

P. Ellis born in Pennsylvania. Smith's Funeral Home handled

the services.

From the Spokesman Review October 12, 1906 page 7.

Neil Edward Munson Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 10, 1906 page 7.

Neil was born in New Jersey. The train wreck is posted here.

Smith's Funeral Home handled the services.

Oscar V. Davis Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 10, 1906 page 7.

This one was interesting as I could not find an A.B. Davis in the

death index for 1906, but I found an Oscar V. Davis, so I checked

the death certificate for Oscar and it had an A.B. crossed out and

Oscar V. written above the crossed out letters. Oscar was born in

Illinois son of Harlan J. Davis and Sarah Price both born in New

York. Oscar is buried in Greenwood Cemetery and Smith's

Funeral Home handled the services.  He was a hotel keeper.

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 7.

From the Spokesman Review October 12, 1906 page 7.  

 

Building the Deaconess Hospital

From the Spokesman Review October 10, 1906 page 7.

Willard Kirkwood Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 10, 1906 page 7.

Willard was a student born in Washington. He was the

son of Daniel Kirkwood born in Oregon and Elizabeth

Blake born in Oregon. According to his death certificate

online at the Washington State Digital Archives his first

name is Willard and he was buried at Davenport,

Washington. Both of his parents are at Mountain View

Cemetery at Davenport, but no listing for Willard.

Smith's Funeral Home handled the services.

From the Spokesman Review October 11, 1906 page 9

Matilda F. Blue Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 10, 1906 page 7.

Matilda was the daughter of G. Montgomery born in

Ireland and Sarah Forrest born in New Brunswick.

Buchanan Funeral Home handled the services.

Mary E. Beavers Obit

From the Spokesman Review October 10, 1906 page 7.

Mary was a housewife born in Kentucky. She

was the daughter of Andrew Wilcoxen born in

Virginia and ____ Payne born in Kentucky. 

Smith's Funeral Home handled the services.

1906 Great Northern Train Wreck

From the Spokesman Review July 24, 1906 page 1.

The Dead

N. Edward Munson engineer from Hillyard

Frank Bell fireman from Hillyard

Charles Danner mail clerk from Spokane

George R. Strickland express messenger

T.J. Dolbow from Spokane

Missing

E.M. Newcomb from Spokane

From the Spokesman Review July 24, 1906 page 2.