Local notes from Portland visit and regional happenings
A. EB. Benson of Portland is in town on business. The Baptist Brotherhood meets at the church this evening at 8. W. Bo Sowers registered at the Savoy today. Mrs. Cora Harding Scott and Miss Nannie Black are on the sick list. Rev. F B Gray leaves tomorrow for Perry and Hilgard on a prohibition movement. Co. E. Cochran returns from Pendleton. Joe King heads to Pendleton and Portland then Everett. Dr. H. Breed, Spokesman-Review circulation head, is at Hot Lake recovering. joined by C. J. Freas, district circulation manager.
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Cora Harding Scott
Nannie Black
H. Breed
Spokesman-Review
Hot Lake
C. J. Freas
Cirulation
Local notes and arrivals in Unions County and city
Bramwell travels to Portland for the Scriber case. Sam Mendelsohn of San Francisco visits on business. Jack O'Brien of McCredie is ill at home with a severe cold. Mrs. John Palmer arrives from Baker City after a relative's death. Robert Palmer is due in tomorrow.
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Unions County
FPC
Bramwell
Portland
Scriber
Sam Mendelsohn
San Francisco
Jack O'Brien
McCredie
West Adams
John Palmer
Baker City
Mrs. Palmer
Robert Palmer
Comet Seen During Moon Eclipse At Lick Observatory
Thousands gathered to view the lunar eclipse last night at Lick Observatory California where Halley's comet was visible for part of its length. Directors reported the comet spanned about 36 degrees as the moon darkened though clouds at Portland hampered full sighting. Several photos were taken for scientific purposes.
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Lick Observatory
Cal
Halley
Observatory
Portland
Supreme Court affirms manslaughter conviction in Dixon case
Salem reports the Supreme Court upholds the manslaughter conviction of Michael Ryan for the 1909 killing of Henry B. Dixon in Uma tila county. The opinion was written by Justice Moore and the shooting occurred in a grain field in May 1909.
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Salem
Michael Ryan
Henry B. Dixon
Umatila County
Supreme Court
Justice Moore
Italian bicycle racers poisoned in Tremo incident
Report from Italy states six Italian 14 cycle racers are said to be dying today after poison was put in their food in Tremo. No further details on suspects or motive are provided.
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Tremo
Italy
Queen Receives Roosevelt at Buckingham Palace
Dowager Queen Alexandria received Roosevelt in the throne room of Buckingham Palace and thanked him for the sympathy over King Edward's death. Roosevelt did not reply to the English Humane Society letter accusing his African hunt of game butchery.
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London
Alexandria
Roosevelt
Buckingham Palace
Edward
English Humanitary
Africa
Rivals Lead In Race Across Italy When Stricken
In a tense cross country event across Italy two rivals led the field before disaster struck as the leading pair were knocked out of contention. Details remain unclear.
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Italy
Troopers open fire in Western Pennsylvania coal strike
In Wilkesbarre on May 24 the state constabulary shot three men during mining district unrest near Pennsylvania Coal company mines. One man was killed and others were likely fatally wounded as troops acted to quell rioting.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Scientist defends lethal testing as for science and a purpose
A research advocate argues that killing was done for science and a definite purpose. The statement frames the act as necessary for progress and inquiry within the context of the ongoing debate over ethical boundaries.
Oregon growth eyed as Great Northern expansion hinted
Portland May 24 Louis Hill praised Oregon calling it a wonderful state after a tour of central and southern regions He said Oregon will grow rapidly and that the Great Northern plans to begin an advertising push in the east and may build railroads in the state He left for St Paul in his private car
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Portland
Oregon
Louis Hill
Great Northern
Hill
Public Land Sale Notice at La Grande Oregon 1910
Department of the Interior invites bids at 10 oclock a m on July 7 1910 for NE 1 4 SE 1 4 Sec 33 T 38 R 35 E W M Serial No 06912. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time. Also mentions rheumatism remedies centen liniment claim of quick relief.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
la Grande
Oregon
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
EB. W. M
F. C. Bramwell
Colon R
Eberhard
Dr Mendelsohn Glasses At 1106 Adams Avenue
An advertisement proclaims Dr Mendelsohn offers expert eye testing and properly ground lenses at 1106 Adams Avenue opposite the post office. It guarantees satisfaction, claims extensive equipment and services, and notes office hours 8 30 to 12 and 1 to 5 with special evening appointments.
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Adams Avenue
Mendelsohn
Avenine
Piano selection offers largest Eastern Oregon assortment
Advertising copy touts piano music as essential home entertainment. It promotes a wide Eastern Oregon display including walnut and mahogany models from C. K. Byrne Weser Bros Lanter and others with invisible players and attachments. Prices claim to be $75 to $125 below high grade market rates.
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Oregon
C. K. Byrne
Weser Bros
Lanter
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Lady Love
Mig Pest
A. EB. Benson
Baptist Brotherhood
W. Bo Sowers
Bastia
Polk
Savoy
F.B. Gray
Perry and Hilgard
Fiwe
Co. E. Cochran
Pendleton
Joe King
Everett
Mr. King
Moore
Queen
Paul
Adlers
Collegian
Tan
America
ASH Brothers
Clothiers
M.P. Mendlesche
DR. Mendelson
Rinehart Little Piano Co
Waltham
Salt Lake
Rinehart Little Piano Company
Eastern
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