Mother and Son In Salem Asylum Commitment
Margaret Pahl widow of Tim Pahl declared insane and sent to the Salem asylum. Her 8 year old son, described as helpless since birth, ordered to the asylum for the insane. County Physician W G Cole advised the action, with the Boys and Girls Aid Society likely to care for the other four children.
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Pendleton
Margaret Pahl
Salem
W. G. Cole
Cameron
Boys and Girls’ Aid Society
Hartman
Thomas Fitzgerald
C W Zeigler Dead Former Pendleton Player
Charlea W. Zeigler, a baseball player who appeared with Pendleton two years ago, died recently at his Canton Ohio home after a long typhoid fever illness. He belonged to the Pendleton lodge of Elks.
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C. W. Zeigler
Charlea W. Zeigler
Pendleton
Canton, O
Pendleton Lodge
Elka
Russians Drown in River Yalu
The Times correspondent reports Russians crossing the Yalu in crowded boats are drowning in hundreds as they retreat northward.
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Yalu
London
the Times
Niu Chang
Doherty Wounded in Ranch Shooting Under Care
Dr. W G Cole stayed at the Doherty ranch near Vinson as Pat Doherty remained gravely ill from being shot through both lungs last Saturday. Officials will not act against Morton while Doherty lingers. if Doherty dies Morton faces murder charges.
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Pendleton
W. G. Cole
Doherty Ranch
Vinson
Pat Doherty
Morton
Doherty
W. & C. R. Train Wreck Near Kirkman Ranch At Mud Creek
Walla Walla reports a Washington and Columbia River Pasco line wreck after a washout at Mud Creek. Engineer William Godfrey and fireman William Grayson were injured. Vice-President Joseph McCabe suffered knee and back injuries. The locomotive toppled but other cars remained on track. Godfrey and Grayson hospitalized.
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McCabe
Godfrey and
Grayson
Beale Child Lester Dies in Milton Home
Lester Beale eldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Beale died yesterday morning at the Milton home after years of poor health. He spent years in this city where his father ran the city meat market and was a bright Athena public school student. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm at the M E church with Milton friends traveling to attend.
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Bester Beale
Frank Beale
Milton
Lester
City
Athena
M. E
Aimee ©. Dobson
Alma Upton
Hoquiam
Wash
J. W. Jenkins
Will Dobson
Upton
Portland
New Organ Installed at M. E. Church in Walla Walla
The new organ with auxiliary pipes and patent qualifying tubes was installed yesterday morning in the M. E. church by Mr. Herrick of the Dwel ley Herrick Music Co. of Walla Walla. Costing 450 dollars it is among the finest in the state and rivals larger city cathedral organs in tone. Rehearsals under Prof. J S Henry proceed each evening ahead of the dedication with Miss Elna Rosensweig as organist.
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M. E. Church
Herrick
Dwelley-Herrick Music Co
Walla Walla
Picture Man Accused Of Forcing Portraits On Victim
A foxy portrait seller pressed to push enlarged pictures on Mr. Brotherton and a hesitant woman. Charles Brotherton allegedly struck the man, ending the encounter. Wedding news follows as Aimee Dobson marries Rev. Alma Upton. A 7 year old, Pamela Backman, drowns after falling from a foot log into Wildhorns Creek.
Electric Storm Damages Lines Across Eastern Oregon
An evening storm in Eastern Oregon caused damage to telephone and telegraph lines with Pendleton reporting considerable impact. In Athena the storm was mild. fuses burned but no major damage noted.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Athena
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Butterick
Imlburn
Pat
Young Raglan
Jack Platter
Weston
A. Phillips
Insane Asylum
Tim Pahl
Dell Brothers
South Side Main Street
Harbin
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Hanes
St. Petersburg
Lamsdorff
United States
Russia
Joseph McCabe
William Godfrey
Lester Beale
Charley Brotherton
Charles Brotherton
Brotherton
Ed. Brotherton
Vanayclo
Mrs. Brotherton
Charley
Charles
Hol. Brotherton
Upton Dobson
Pamel Backman
John Backman
Wildhorns Creek
Amel
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