Pioneer woman of Grande Ronde remembered in funeral notice
The deceased, an early valley settler who arrived in 1805, married John Stotts in 1848 and moved from Kentucky to Missouri in 1850 before heading to Oregon in 1864. Survived by five children Mra Berkley James Stotts Amelia Young Minnie Hall and Fred Stotts, funeral at ten tomorrow from the family home foot of North Depot Street with Rev. J W Compton officiating. The family receives community sympathy.
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Grande Ronde
John Stotts
Kentucky
Missouri
Oregon
Mra
N M Berkley
James Stottz
Amelia Young
Fannie Hall
Fred Stotts
North Depot Street
J W W Compton
Wingville
Pioneer resident C G Ealoa dies at 63
F Ealos phoned his daughter Elva to say his brother C G Ealoa had died at two yesterday. The funeral would be held this afternoon at one. Ealoa, a valley pioneer, was 63, survived by a wife and no children.
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E Ealos
Wallows
G Ealoa
Miss Elva
Aloe
Enloo
Married County Judge M A Hariseson joins James Jones and Mies Cecil Moyers
County judge M A Hariseson officiated as James Jones aged 19 and Mies Cecil Moyers aged 16 were married this afternoon near North Powder. Both couples reside nearby.
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M A Hariseson
James Jones
Mies Cecil Moyers
North Powder
Hendricks Birth in the City on March 21 1906
In this city on March 21 1906 Mr and Mrs George E Hendricks announce the birth of a son. The notice also mentions HFAPS and a separate birth on March 27 to Mr and Mrs Q W Genpa. The Spokane Chronicle notes Palma the clairvoyant and palmist as a renowned medium visiting Spokane.
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Hendricks
Sod
George E Hendricks
Mire
Genpa
Immigrants Galore Queenstown
The Celtic sailed with 1040 Irish from Queenstown to America as emigration from Ireland surges. Interior reports indicate this year may beat the previous emigration records in several years.
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Queenstown
Celtic
America
Ireland
Bombs Found Hidden in Warsaw Cemetery
Polish authorities in Warsaw uncovered eighty bombs today concealed in a brick grave at Powenski cemetery. Governor General Maximovitch met foreign consuls, officials, clergy, and civilians, promising an impartial government. The speech impressed Polish circles. Madam Palma’s claimed clairvoyant powers impressed Pendleton leaders during her two week visit.
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Warsaw
Powenski
M Maximovitch
Hie Apesch
Madam Palma
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Rockefeller Letter Signals $50 Million Endowment Promise
The University of Chicago receives a letter from John D. Rockefeller indicating a possible $50,000,000 endowment to honor President Harper. The note, sent in reply to a student telegram via Andrew McLeish, expresses a wish to support Harper’s cherished plan despite his illness and to aid the university’s growth.
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Chicago
Marahi Gz
Jobo D Rockefeller
Lettes
University of Chicago
Harper
Scort
Rockefelier
Andrew McLeish
Ite
Eckhardt Hawkins Company Opening At Hiteward’s
The Baker City Democrat praises Eckhardt and Hawkins at Hiteward’s Opera House opening three night engagement starting March 30. It lauds ideals stage settings costumes and above average acting and notes last night’s satisfaction promising another worth seeing performance. Meals available at Levinger’s with a $1.00 popular price.
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Baker City Democrat
Eckhardt & Hawkins Company
Hiteward's
Opera House
Eckhardt & Hawkins
Bakerity
Levinger's
Osteopathy as Health's Court of Last Resort
A critique of excessive surgery urges using osteopathy as the milder, more humane alternative before resorting to operations. The piece champions natural curative principles and cautious medical care and ends with a prompt to visit the Hotel Sommer in La Grande, Oregon for a fortune telling.
Renewal of etrikre hits thirty five thousand workers out
A March report from G. Petersburg via Berlin cites a renewal of the etrikre and estimates about thirty five thousand workers currently out.
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Scripps News Association
Berlin
G. Petersburg
Palmist Arrives in City At Hotel Sommer Parlors
A clairvoyant palm reader named Palma has set up at Hotel Sommer offering consultations on life past present and future. Readings run daily from 9 am to 9 pm with fees described as reasonable and within reach of all.
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Palma
Hotel Sommer
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Lodge Directory
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Keni
Matott
W. P. T. H. Gillham
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la Grande Lodge
G. W. Robertson, MG
Snook
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Ore
Satarahs
Williams Sea
Huffman W
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Gam
Masonic Temple
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Mary
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M. W.A
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Dorart
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GL Higgers
H Patinon
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la Grande Orech
Foley Hotel
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Mie
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la Grande
Spokane
A. L. Richardson
Ofice
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Lewis Building
Summer Houre
Bacon & Hall
Cians and Surgeons
Foley Building
C. T
Bacon
Hall
Dks
Biggers & Biggers
Madame Palma
Reavis Bros
Omoce
H. W. Nibley
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U.S
George Palmer
Geo. L. Cleaver
J. M. Church
F. L. Meyers
W.L. Brenholts
J. M. Berry
A. B. Conley
Mets
F. J. Holmes
F. M. Burkit
Office Over Hill Drugs
R.L. Lincoln
Dr. P A Charlton
Farmers
W. T. Doiwneg
Red Cross Drug Store
Crawford & Crawford
Attorneys-at-Law
la Grande, Oregon
Bommard Building
J. W Knowles
Malston
H. T. Williams
Ac. Williams
Williams Bros
Ralston
la Grande, Ur
Newlin Drug Store
T. McDaniel Ontari
H. W. Laughlin
Chi Musical College
Chas, Melquist
Pacific
E. Thorson
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Palace Saloon
Chas, Anderson
Prop
Lemon Avenue
Oxford
John Biewer
Louvre
Eagle Saloon
Ulrich Lottis
Jeffercom Avenue
Brunswick
Dordan
J. W. Rood
Tom Fleming
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