Taylor Must Serve in Pendleton as Court Affirms Convictions
The Oregon Supreme Court has affirmed lower court rulings in the cases of Moses Taylor and Grover Martin. County authorities plan to move Moses Taylor to the penitentiary in Athena and await a possible governor pardon. Martin remains jailed for manslaughter and will likely be moved to Salem with Taylor.
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Pendleton
Saling
Supreme Court
Salem
Moses Taylor
Grover Martin
Phelps
Taylor
Athena
Attampto
John Banister
O. N. Preston
Frogwater
Martin
Osteopathic View Aims to Aid Nature Against Fever
The article argues fever stems from blocked body drainage and toxin buildup. It explains heat center irritation raises metabolism to expel poisons and criticizes fever-reducing drugs. An Osteopath treats the cause by stimulating glands and promoting excretion through bowels skin kidneys and lungs.
Countess De Castillane Starts Suit for Divorce
Paris Fet. The Countess De Castillane has commenced a suit for divorce. A decree was issued authorizing her to take provisional charge of the affairs pending final settlement.
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Scripps News Association
Paris
Fet
Countess de Castillane
De‘vorce
Local items note visits and court appearances across cities
Miss Mary Reed and Kamala Lederle visited Pendleton while Isley York and other local residents were in the city. Attorney L J Davis and A S Bennett appeared in court. Fred Bock returned from Mexico. J C Smith attended the Elks temple dedication in Portland. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church meets Wednesday at 2:50.
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Mary Reed Jeft
Kamalaine Lederle
Pendleton
Isley York
Summerville
Alva 4Amison
L. J. Davis
Union
D. Whiting
Elgin
W. H. Young
Hot Lake
Friends
C. E. Cochran
W. Wright
Mey B. F. Wilson
Come iMeedily
British Columbia
al Andrews
Bennett
Dalles
D. H Steward
Fred Bock
Mexico
Portland
J. C. Smith
Elks’ Temple
C. E. Norton
Portland Journal
Golconda
Baker City
Miss Pear! Huff
Miss Pear Harris
Gev. A. Sawyer
Yon Yonson
Steward
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Society Evening For Mrs Wells Birthday
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Wells on February 2 1906 honored Mrs Wells birthday with games and a bounteous lunch. Attendees included multiple couples and Miss Bertha Walsinger and J D Smutz, who extended birthday wishes. Miss Nelle Disqua hosted luncheon for friends with flowers and candles and a guest list of Hazel Landrum Florence McCall Ethel Gulling Edna Wissler Lottie Mayme Howard Lela Wilson Dolly Zueber Gertrude Ralston.
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George Wells
Lytle
Oliver
James Moss
Chenault
Howell
Simpson
Nelle Disqua
Hazel Landrum
Florence McCall
Ethel Gulling
Edna Wissler
Lottie and
Mayme Howard
Lela Wilson
Dolly Zueber
Gertrude Ralston
Spontaneous combustion blamed for Meade fire near weigh anchor
Washington report states War Department inspectors concluded the fire aboard the transport Meade, nearly ready to weigh anchor for the Philippines from San Francisco, was caused by spontaneous combustion. FOR RENT five rooms on Adams Avenue apply to Mrs Shearer at the Nebraska Grocery.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
War Department
Meade
Philippines
San Francisco
Adams Avenue
Central Church of Christ Announces Weeknight Sermons
You are invited to special services at the Central Church of Christ with sermons by C. H. King tonight EB. Hays Tuesday and W H. Gibson Wednesday. Services begin at 7 30 PM.
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Central Church of Christ
C. H. King
EB. Hays
W H. Gibson
Taming of the Shrew Delights Pendleton Audiences
Charles B. Hanford presented the play to a large Steward’s Opera House crowd with Marie in the lead and a strong supporting company. The performance drew praise and interest in an encore with The Merchant of Venice planned for next season after their Pendleton engagement.
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Charles B. Hanford
Steward's
Opera House
Mr. Hanford
Miss Marie
Steward
Merchant’ of Venice
Quick In and Out Dining With Prompt Service Ad
A concise notice promises quick meals with no waiting time and immediate service. It touts plentiful special dishes and rapid delivery from kitchen to table, emphasizing swift checks and high satisfaction for diners.
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the Golden Rule Company
Adame Avenue
A. V. Andrews
City Grocery and Bakery
Pollack, Propr
Vgeta
J. i. Peare
Mrs. TN. Murphy
Yell and
Daughterrville
Spegal Meetings
Jai
Quik Servic
J. A. Arbuckle
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