Dr. Boudwin
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- Nov 16, 1907A Young Man's Last Ride: Edward Kowald and the Cost of Hopping FreightEdward Kowald, 23, tried to hop a freight to Newport after quitting work at Penrith. He fell, lost both legs, and died the next morning—joking with friends until the end.Newport, WA
- Nov 29, 1907An Axe Slip in the TimberA lumberjack working a mile and a half from the Clark Saddler camp fell onto his axe, suffering a deep scalp wound and a severe hemorrhage. Dr. Boudwin patched him up, and by Wednesday he was back at camp.Newport, WA
- Jan 2, 1908Frozen Ground Crushes a Railroad WorkerA steam-shovel man on the Idaho & Washington Northern is struck by a collapsing bank of frozen gravel and brought to Newport with a broken nose and severe bruises.Newport, WA
- Apr 29, 1909Newport's Boosters Plan a Fourth—and a Bid for the CourthouseThe Commercial Club moved to raise $600 for a big Fourth of July, sent a delegation to Colville for a new judicial district, and weighed a glowing 'Newport' sign at the foot of Washington Avenue.Newport, WA
- Jun 3, 1909A Knife on Union Avenue: Newport Lunch Wagon Owner Chases Down Cook Who Robbed HimH. McGraw, a cook at 'Red' Warren's lunch wagon, took the night's receipts and skipped town. Warren caught him, recovered the money, and then stabbed him between the ribs.Newport, WA
- Oct 28, 1909A Saloonkeeper's .32 Ends a Masked Raid on Old TownThree masked men with Winchester rifles walked into the Dougherty & Wilcox saloon at eleven o'clock Saturday night. One of them never walked out.Newport, WA
- Dec 30, 1909A Leap of Faith from the Moving TrainA traveling salesman’s confusion over a train’s route led to a painful injury near the Pine Street crossing.Newport, WA