Side by Side in Death: Pendleton Loses Two Lyman Sires
William H. Lyman and son Charles B. Lyman died within the same day. The elder, 70, died on a train en route to Pendleton to be with his son. Charles B. Lyman, 42, died in Pendleton after months with Brights disease. Both men were Civil War veteran William a G A R member and Knights of Pythias ally. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:30 pm with interment at Olney cemetery and Springfield, Missouri, as final resting place for the elder.
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William H. Lyman
Charles B. Lyman
Folsom
Parlora
Pendleton
California
Arlington
Mary M. Lyman
William Lyman
Springfield
Missouri
Mrs. McMillan
Oakland
Lib Lyman
Frank Hart
Misouri
Fast Court Street
Bright
Lyman
East Court Street
Irene
Marie
Eugene
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Pythias
Olney
Old Max to Begin New Ventures After Sale
Maxwell, veteran editor of the Union, was in La Grande to finalize the sale of the Union Scout to R. J. Kitchen of Baker County. He plans fishing and hunting trips, then a trip through Mexico to study trade, and possibly to China, with Hot Lake promoter Fred Currey noting China as a promising destination for the young man.
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Max
Maxwell
Union
la Grande
R. J. Kitchen
Baker County
Mexico
China
Fred Currey
Hot Lake
Runaway Match at the Orpheum Delights Ada Daniels Company
Ada Daniels company presents Runaway Match at the Orpheum showing tonight and tomorrow. The bill features the ensemble in new distinctive roles with rich comedy and high class drama, leaving audiences talking on the way home.
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Ada Daniels
Orpheum
Airship lands on cruiser Pennsylvanian deck in Bay
Eugene Ely piloting a Curtis bi plane swept over San Francisco Bay and landed on the deck of the cruiser Pennsylvania. The airship traveled fast then slowed and hovered before settling on deck like a large bird amid dramatic Bay crossing.
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Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Curtis
Eugene Ely
San Francisco Bay
Pennsywanla
Showman Joe Lane Bets on Towns as He Travels
Joe Lane, manager of the Silver Threads show, tells Baker audiences he selects towns by instinct, investing earnings along his touring route. He predicts a bright future for La Grande and plans to reinvest to keep the shows going. Lane’s act drew a packed Baker theatre crowd, the first in many moons.
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Joe Lane
Silver Threads
Steward Theatre
la Grande
Lane
Baker
Baker Theatre
Catholic Ladies Altar Society Social Planned
The Catholic Ladies Altar Society will hold a social at Mrs. F Wilhelm's residence on First Street with a new program arranged. Everyone is invited.
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Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Chamberlain's Sigh Remedy for Pneumonia Supposed
A distorted OCR note claims Chamberlain's remedy cures pneumonia with no opiate or narcotics. It states safety for adults and babies and urges trust in doctors’ approval.
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Toney. & Scranton
Buster Brown
Im. Eo
Son—Housband
Ely
LN Grande
Showman
By Martin V. Merle
Richard J. Jose
New England
Jose
Mic
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Molitor
M.D
Adams Ave
Depot Street
C. H. Upton
la Grande National Bank
A. L. Richardson
M. D
J. W. Loughlin
Richardson & Loughlin
Geo. W. Zimmerman
Pacific
C. B Moore
M. P. Mendelsohn
Foley Hotel
Oregon
J.C. Price
D. M
la Grande National Hank Building
R. L. Lincoln
Lilly
Black
P. A. Charlton
Hill
la Grandé
Rei
Herbert Pattison
Grocer
Attorneys AT Law
Cochran & Cochran
Chas, &. Cochran
Geo
T. Cochran
la Grande National Bank Bidg
la Grande, Oregon
T. H. Crawford
State
United States
la Grande National Banc Bidg
D. W. C. Nelson
Baker City
Sunkist
Pattison Bros
Wright Drug Company
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