Deadly Shot Gun and Local Crime Notes
A Milton man is reportedly shot and gravely wounded by a fellow boy named Graham during a schoolyard chat party. Also covered are a lap robe theft case in Athena, a well-attended Ancient Order of United Workmen banquet with speeches, and various local society notices amid ongoing community chatter and small-town business updates.
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Pred Brannin
R.O. Bannin
Milton
Graham
Bannin
Brannin
Joseph Rainville
Hick
Frank Turner
Turner
Fim Rosenberg
Young Mart
Athena
Pendleton
Geo. W. King
G. W. Proebster
Weston Lodge
U. W
Local notices mix with mining hopes and bank indictments
The Oregonian reports on residents relocation and church activities including Alex McKay’s new home on Adams Street and a talk on National banks. It covers Col W F Butcher’s Pendleton pass, the Columbia River Placer Mining Co. and J M Anderson, a grand jury indicting Oregon National Bank officials, and a Bitter Root mountains body discovery.
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Col
W. F Butcher
Therough
Pendleton
Baker City
Butch
Oregon National Guard
St Paul Capitaliate
Kennewick Columbian
Columbia River Placer “Mining Company
J.M. Anderson
Anderson
van Gorden
Ae Anderson
Hinata Rockers
Orge H. Markle
K Oregon National Bank
Sid F.i Sherman
Ponumbra Kelly
Multnomah
Courtly
Kelley
Oregon National Bank
Shéei
Mic Bank
Committee of
Pendleton arrestees face larceny and habeas issues
At Pendleton Tom BD oversees a tangled case involving larceny of wheat from Nelson Mutry, with accusations that Pagé advised theft. Kuroish and other prisoners face extradition hurdles while a disruptive encampment known as The Festive Tramp attracts about eighty-five men. A private party’s grain interests and local authorities complicate proceedings amid chaotic camp life and unprecedented disputes.
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Tom
Page
Arrendon
Larcon
Pendleton
Geneaste
Tdaho
Kuroish
Ganesern
Pagé
Pan
Anton Morin
Rolley
Nelaan Mutry
Former Mint Figure Convicted in Gold Fraud Case
Henry Cochran formerly connected with the mint was found guilty in Unk district court of a gold related fraud involving 139000 dollars. He received a sentence of seven months in the natant, with the government pursuing further action.
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John Gentry
Milton
Mr. Gentry
Heppner
Reppner
Mountaineer
Iowa
Oregon
Towa
Henry Cochran
The
Mint
Government
Unk” District Court
Senrwsie
Natant
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