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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1905

Page

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Pendleton Bank Cashier Charged With Forgery and Larceny

C B Wade former cashier of the First National Bank of Pendleton is jailed on forgery and larceny by bailee charges. Bonds set at 600 and 5000. Wade forged Joseph Vey’s name on a 10000 note and misappropriated 14000 from the Craig estate as administrator. Bondsmen posted. DA Phelps filed information before Wade left town. Artisans group organized at Masonic hall with 17 candidates. expected membership to double in eight months. Justice of the peace handled Lionallen Carmichael case and city recorder transition after four were brought in on fighting and disorderly conduct charges.

Pendleton Bank C. B. Wade First National Bank of Pendleton G. W. Phelps Wade Joseph Vey Vey Craig EF. J. Sommerville H. F. Johnson Athena Assembly of Artisans Masonic Hall D. CO. Eschelman K. F. Gates T. P. Mosley L. Jones A. B. Stone Bruce Wallace E. H. Stone Richard Wright Della Maloney Fred Ludolph Clarence Burden Leonard Bell Justice Chamberlain Justice of the Peace Lionallen-Carmichael Marshal Gholeon City Recorder Hugh, Elmer Moses Taylor John Bannister Teach Hugh Elmer Taylor Taylor Boys Bannister Manasse Pioneer Marshal Gholson Taylor Coats

Balmy Weather Amid Western Cold Snap

The Middle West endures a blizzard with subzero temperatures while the region experiences unprecedented warmth elsewhere. A warm chinook spirit is described as ushering in early spring vibes and budding signs, giving readers a note of poetry amid the seasonal contrast.

Middle West

25 000 Volt Shock Injures Pendleton Lineman

Alexander Smith a Northwestern Gas and Electric lineman received a 25000 volt shock at the College street sub station while trimming an arc light. He survived with burns to hands and feet and walked to town for treatment as Dr. F. W. Vincent commented on the uncertain extent of his injuries.

Pendleton Pendleton East Oregonian Alexander Smith Northwestern Gas & Electric Company College Street Smith F. W. Vincent The Electric Company

World's Fair Flyer to Run 10 Pullman Cars Chicago to Portland

A Chicago to Salt Lake Tribune dispatch says a ten car solid Pullman train will debut May 1 on the Harriman lines between Chicago and Portland to serve tourist traffic for the Lewis and Clark fair. The train will travel via Ogden as the World's Fair Flyer with standard cars and limited stops. Extra coaches may be added to existing Harriman routes into Portland. Also reported is a banco scam against Pendleton ex-marshal John Heathman in Portland. he was duped into overpaying for a lodging house and is said to be critically ill.

Chicago Salt Lake Tribune Harriman Portland Union Pacific Short Line Ogden Misouri John “Buncoed East Oregonian John Heathman Pendleton Heathman

Awful Storms in the East Parade of Winter Snowbound City

New York is paralyzed by a blizzard of historic scope. The city lies under a foot of snow with drifts several feet high, grounding surface travel while underground transit struggles to move workers home. The storm menace extends from the Delaware capes to the middle Atlantic states and into the western regions with record cold.

New York Delaware Capes Maryland Middle States Middle Atlantic

Railways Transfer Narrow Gauge Line to W Orr and Co

In Walla Walla on January 26 the formal transfer of the narrow gauge railway from the O R N to the W and O R R was completed. J P B O'Brien O R N general superintendent and Joseph McGabe W and O R R vice president and general manager signed the papers. Turner branch at Dayton transfer papers are being prepared for a turnover within days.

Walla Walla J. P B. O'Brien Joseph McGabe W. & O. R. Company Turner Dayton

Yellow fever outbreak hits warship Boston at Panama

Consul Gudger reports yellow fever on the cruiser Boston at Panama. A Japanese messman died. Pay master Sackett, Lieutenant Leahy, and Dr Kebihas have mild cases. Two more Japanese and Private Lawferty are ill and moved to Ancon. Three new cases listed. Boston ordered to San Francisco or Bremerton immediately. The Pioneer Drug Store changes ownership. debts to Brock and Mitchell must be handled at Will M. Peterson law office.

Washington Gudger Panama Boston Sackett Leahy Kebihas Lawferty Ancon San Francisco Bremerton Wash Pioneer Brock & Mitchell Will M. Peterson

Alberta letters report cold snaps and wheat promise in Alberta

In Alberta country winter wheat looks healthy despite extreme cold. A letter from Nick Taitinger describes subzero nights in January and bright sunshine at noon. He notes Alberta plans for an experimental farm and comments on real estate agents and traveling denizens around Nanton and nearby, with anecdotes about residents including James Mosgrove and Duncan Molnt.

Alberta Gare Clarence Wright Frank Nelson Adama Umatilla James Mosgrove Duncan Molnt Nanton Dan Peter Jim James Ava Nick Taitinger

State Lands Fraud Allegations Involving 9000 Acres

Attorney General Crawford accuses forged applications in a land fraud case tied to 8 A D Pater. Eighty certificates allegedly covered 9000 acres, issued to fictitious buyers, with titles now held by the Abiqua Land Company. The state seeks to cancel deeds and recover the land.

Puter State Landa Tt Ia State Land Department Crawford A. D. Pater Abiqua Land Company Attite

Case of Jesse Lievallen va Geo Carmichael tried in Weston court

Justice Chamberlain heard the case on a change of veins from Weston. Stillman and Powers represented the plaintiff while Peterson and Peterson acted for the defendant. The judge announced he would take the case under advisement and render a decision in the near future.

Jesse Lievallen Va Geo. Carmichael

Also Mentioned on This Page

Athena’s Butterick Cox & McEwen Mae South Side Main Street Athena Oregon Athena Assembly DBE D. C. Eschelman William Slusher J. F. Robinson EB. A. Vaughn Robert Foster J. W. Tallman William Caldwell Liouallen Carmicheal Moses Elmer Hugh Taylor C. A. Barrett & Comp’y Dell Brothers Mosgrove Clareeholm Umatilla County
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