Umatilla In Pieces Newsclips From County Exchanges
A jumble of short notes from Weston and surrounding areas reports on local people and events. John Winn, described as an insane man, is at the county jail. Mose Taylor buys the Zeb Faucett farm. Emma Kilgore and children visit Weston relatives. a baby born to Mr and Mrs Brandenburg in Weston died shortly after birth. Everett Wishard from Arlington visits his mother and sister, while Hiram Henry begins clarinet duties with the Arlington band. Col. Ninevah Ford plans a Northwest history write-up. John Miller, Milton pioneer, dies of neuralgia at home. Stanley Sickafoose, once Weston resident, jailed in Alberta for cattle stealing. his parents live in Spokane. An execution on Cunningham judgments leads to seizure of liquors and cigars. Fr. Gilliam seeks re-election. Mrs Vinson’s daughter born February 6, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Taylor
Zeb Faucett
Emma Kilgore
Athena
Weston
Hiram
Palace
H. C. Worthington
Pendleton
G. E B. Stocker
Hugh
The
Oregonian
Stanley Sickafoose
Alberta
Canada
Spokane
Art
J. J. Vinson
Fr. Gilliam
Umatilla
Gilliam
Cunningham
Recorder’s Court
Marshal Dykes
Col
Ninevah Ford
Northwest
Col. Ford
Willamette Valley
Whitman
John Miller
Northwestern Flooring Mills
Milton
Crazed with liquor at county jail described as wreck
An East Oregonian account portrays John Winn, confined for insanity, pacing the county jail corridors seeking whisky. He rants about bottles, clashes with bars, and resists willpower, described as a physical and moral wreck under guardianship and awaiting asylum evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winn
East Oregonian
Salem Asylum
Winn
Kimberli
Horrond
Nisor
Withing
Ates
THE KELLEY GAME AND GOVERNOR LORDS VIEW
Governor Lord commuted Frank Kelley’s $50 Pendleton jail fine for game law violations, saying clemency must not excuse infractions. Local sentiment hints prosecution aimed at fees, not justice, prompting calls to shift fees into wages and the state treasury. A woodmen prank trapped 100 Pendleton Woodmen at the hall, but escape via a transom impressed onlookers. The New Photography notes Edison’s tubes and roentgen ray claims while James Fitzgerald survives a suicide attempt near Hill. America 100 Years Ago recalls era habits, trade, and customs. Also advices for hair regrowth, a Lowell cure, and Monogram cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Frank Kelley
Pendleton
Kelley
Umatilla County
Milton
Justice Courts
Notice of Loan Plan Approval and Construction Bid
Notice states the undersigned requests a loan for a school project under a plan by architect George Willining and formal board. city to Tab or, payment on completion. bid to Worthington, secretary, with bid opening on a specified date. authority reserved to retest all station materials and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomplie
Plan Ie Ae
George Willining
Fentemeter
Worthington
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Liberty
Waffle
Temperance
Ira Hughes
Young Hughes
Hood
Long Creek
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Grant County
M. Hysel
Middleport
Ohio
Russell
Farmville
Tom Willoughby
Justice of the Peace
Ukiah
Willoughby
A. Bailey
Oregon
Washington
Intate
Governor Lord
Pendleton Woodmen
Pendleton Camp
Conen Miller
Carden
Theodore Howard
Consul Miller
Mr. Howard
Mr. Miller
Thomas A. Edison
Ty Paola
Edison
James Fitzgerald
Hill
Bacon
la Grandé
Fitzgerald
la Grande
Hilgard
America
England
Virginia
New York
Boston
Hall
Ayer
Lowell
Maas
Max Lewin
Eg M. Brawley
D.D
Dia
American Baptist Publishing Society
Petersburg
Via
Dr. Brawley
C. W. Chapman
Ave
Justice
Iriet
Said
Atate
Tie
Murets
Torumoun
Galden
Ponce
Adar
Distritor
Peat Nee
F. DePeatt
Thas
Tinense
Jaan
Catarth
Tait Gutare
P. Chetly
Nina Pribeae
Vile Aryrae & Thoax
Draggiats
Toledo
Walding
Kinmax & Marvin
Wholemle
Sleet Pelee Na
Alt Dy
Iarris
Reinih
Dr. Price
San Francisco
Max
Frank Bradbury
Johnson Avenue
Trinidad
Colorado
Bretherea
L. Ny
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Weeden Ford
Suas
Richardson
Prortartic Athena
E. DePeatt
Attorney-At-Law
Arnena, Orv
Northern
Pacific
Athena Press
A. JT. Pareeer
Electric Barser Shop
Dan Coes Wares
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Ayneee
Mackeyn
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Demoreet
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