Local Fraternal Lodges and Notices
A dense listing of lodge meetings and visiting brethren for various fraternal orders in La Grande Oregon. Includes La Grande Lodge 453 Elks, Woodmen of the World 169, Red Cross Lodge 27, and other orders with meeting nights and invitation to visitors. Also a public notice for publication from the U.S. Land Office with witness requirements and proof of occupancy.
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la Grande Lodge No. 16
H. E. Cootinue
N. G
la Grande Camp
Lliams
V. G
Joun Hart
Foresters OF America
Marion No
Redman Hall
Fren
L. L. Snapcrass Financial Sec. Pn
B. P. C. E. la Grande Lodge No
Elks’ Hall
Adams Avenue
E. W. Davis
G. E. McCurry
LA Grande LO
Woodmen OF the World
Gorp
Walcome
Acxies
J. H. Karey
Clark
RED Gross Lodge
Castle Hall
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Village doctor chides patient over unpaid visit
A village doctor at the free clinic scolds a patient who asks why she cannot be seen at night and insists her money is as good as others. The exchange ends with silence about payment. Separately, Chicago market notes Wheat at 82 1/2, Corn 53 1/2, Oats 49 1/4.
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Chicago
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Fatal blaze at First Chance Hotel in Sacramento
June 15 a fire gutted the First Chance Hotel and six nearby businesses in Sacramento. Two men died in the blaze as firefighters battled flames across the street, with damage reported across multiple storefronts.
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Sacramento
Scripps News Association
First Chance
Land Deed Notice Lists Witnesses for Salt Land Claim
Oregon notice names Gottlieb Kloptenstein and others from Kiting Roste Farm and Hilgard to place a continuous residence and cultivation on salt land as required by the act of July 1 in Lane County Oregon. The document appears in a 19th century publication format and cites location references near La Munde.
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Bend Cyjee
Lot Grande Orewon
Oia Putin
Geelelii
Hegster
Beeever
la Munde
Oregon
Gottlieb Kloptenstein
Kiting Roste Farm
Ler Tuck
Ulertes Minnin
Allot Hilgard
Slocum Disaster Memorial Observed In New York
In New York on June 15 memorial services were held at St. Mark's Church for the Gen. Slocum disaster two years after the tragedy. An afternoon ceremony at a monument atop St. Mark's Hill at Middle Village is expected to attract thousands. The 1904 voyage of the excursion steamer Gen. Slocum caused 1,031 deaths or injuries. Capt. Van Schaick lost his license, while other officials faced trials.
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New York
Gen. Slocum
St. Mark's Church
East Sixth Street
Middle Village
St. Mark's Hill
General Slocum
Cigs Wi
East River
North Brother Island
William H. van Schaich
Slocum
Frank A. Barnaby
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
Henry Lundberg
van Schaick
President nominates consuls for Asian and German postings
The president named Julius Arnold of California as consul at Tamsui, George Cole of West Virginia to Dawson, Fred Fisher of Oregon to Harbin, and George Niff to Annaberg Germany, with postings in Idaho and other territories.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Julius Arnold
California
Tamsui
George Cole
West Virginia
Dawson
Fred Fisher
Oregon
Harbin
George Niff
Idaho
Annaberg
Germany
Dock Dewey Still Afloat Heads for Singapore
Washington reports the dock Dewey has passed Sabang bay on June 13 and is expected to arrive at Singapore by June 20.
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Dock Dewey
Scripps News Association
Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
Sabang Bay
Singapoor
Street Improvement Ordinance Proposed on Sixth Street
The La Grande Oregon city council instructs the city recorder to notify property owners along Sixth Street between Washington Avenue and Sixth Street further to anticipate an ordinance at the next meeting. It would require graded cuts fills and graveled street work with costs assessed to abutting owners unless a remonstrance is filed before the next regular meeting. The measure was passed on June 13 1906.
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Ball
Sixth Street
la Grande
Oregon
Washington Avenue
City of
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Slocum Disaster
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Pew Schools
Grande Ronde Electric Co
Island City
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Hot Lake
Frank Kilpatrick
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Union County
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Iefferson Ave
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Newlin Drug Company
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