Jubilee in Pendleton Opens Grand Officers Event
The Oregonian reports a Jubilee sequence in Pendleton with Woodmen members from Baker City La Grande Walla Walla and other towns attending. Grand Officers arrived by train and were welcomed at LaDow hall with a west east reception and Athena camp escort. A full day of band concerts field games log sawing boxing races and prize events followed including a chopping contest log sawing and several amateur races with cash and material prizes from local sponsors.
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Pendleton
Oregonian
Baker City
Walla Walla
Walts- Dayton
Pomeroy
Washington
Helix Band
Hall
Athena
la Dow Hall
Amy's Brass Band
Court House
Colo
G. Hailey
Emp Brass Band
O. M
G. A. Re
Athena Camp
Athens Guards
Camp Wooteshe World
Ddleton Circle
Woodcraft
Pendleton Tones
Banaone
Orchestra
Accom
Pride of
Jos. Basler
Feppen’s Pharmacy
St. Joe Store
Frederick Nolf
V. Strobie
Rose Campbell
L. G. Fragzier
Wm. Goedecke
Ralph C. Ward
Martin’s Bakery
Byers
Circle Formed as Woodcraft Organizes in Haines
Perfected Woodcraft forms a new circle in Haines with 33 leading ladies. Miss Bertha M. Sumner, organizer, installed officers including Ida A. Montgomery as past guardian and Laura Jarman as banker. Sumner to remain in Pendleton to install Bunchgrass Circle next Tuesday evening.
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Haines
Woodmen of the World
Bertha M. Sumner
Ida A. Montgomery
Guardian
Ella Simon
Elva Hammond
Laura Jarman
Novella Miller
Mary B. Toney
Navora Miller
Etta ©. Carter
J. Carter
Inside Sentinel
W. Ball
Outside Sentinel
G. W. Chapman
C. Francia
M. D
Balem Hammond
W. H. Shoemaker
Emery Jarman
Miss Sumner
Pendleton
Bunchgrass Circle
Visitors From Baker City Attend Flag-Rolling Event
Among those from Baker City in attendance at the flag-rolling were W. A. Settle, Frank Casebear, J. B. Heninger, A. Elchorn, Fred Lan oe Bar Landreth, Dan Stevenson, Maynard, H. Gilliam and C. W. Loane of Queen City Camp No. 48. Mesdames J. B. Boyd, Daniel Stevens, J. B. Biswell, H. Gilliam, Eugene Guard and Kennedy of Mystic Circle No. 24 also attended.
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Baker City
W. A. Settle
Frank Casebear
J.B. Heninger
A. Elchorn
Fred Lan’ Oe Bar] Landreth
Dan Stevenson
Maynard
H. Gilliam
C. W. Loane
Queen City Camp No
Mesdames
J. B. Boyd
Daniel Stevens
J. B. Biswell
Eugene Guard
Kennedy
Mystic Circle No
Malaria Germs Found in Virginis Wetlands
A report notes that the Virginis area acts as a breeding ground for malaria germs. The text mentions low and wet or marshy areas as common conditions, indicating a risk of malaria in such environments.
Campaign Begins as Butler Declares for Moody
Campaign developments dominate the scene in Portland and Baker City with candidates trading points. W F Butcher rails at Moody’s rejection while urging support for Williamson, chapters on campaign buttons exhaust stock, and a 14-man Republican committee assumes campaign duties. Chamberlain opens the Democratic drive with Baker City and Sumpter stops announced, with further dates to come.
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Portland
W. F. Butcher
Congress
Moody
Williamson
Oregon
Republican Committee
Republican City and County Central Committee
Chamberlain
George B. Chamberlain
Baker City
Sumpter
Birthday tribute to Baroness Burdett-Coutts in London
London April 21 Baroness Burdett Coutts famed philanthropist turns 88 today amid greetings at her residence. King Edward sends autograph congratulations. She eyes the coronation and recalls marrying Bartlett Coutts at 67 to 29 years, with $200000 yearly settlement to him amid changing times.
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London
Queen Victoria
Bartlett-Coutts
Wiliam Lehmar Ashmead Bartlett
Weather of Last Week Reported by East Oregonian
Weather overview from Sunday to Saturday shows maximum temperatures ranging 58 to 78 degrees and minimums from 27 to 49 degrees. Average highs 68.3 and lows 36. Total weekly precipitation 1.10 inches with rain on Thursday and Friday. Cloudy days: Sunday Wednesday Thursday Friday. clear days: Monday Tuesday Saturday. Wind direction: west.
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William Hilton
East Oregonian
Railroad Nearing Completion at Joplin Branch
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad has completed track paying to Galena Kansas eight miles from Joplin and expects Joplin extension to be finished this week. A large force lays rails tiles builds bridges and culverts. The line will use Missouri Pacific for now and begin running trains on the Joplin branch this month to compete for zinc mining district business, which ships coal and ore weekly.
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Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Company
Galena
Kan
Joplin
Missouri Pacific
To Honor Lord Kelvin Reception in New York
The American Institute of Engineers and other New York scientific societies will unite in a reception this evening to honor Lord Kelvin past president of the Royal Society and a leading English scientist who has come to attend the installation of Nicholas Murray Butler as Columbia University president.
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New York
American Institute of American Engineers
Lord Kelvin
Royal Society
England
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Duffy and Couhig Set for Chicago Bout Tonight
Martin Duffy of Chicago and Tom Couhig of Dunkirk meet in a six round bout at a local club on April 21. Both fighters are considered evenly matched and eager to clash in the ring, promising a lively fight.
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Chicago
Martin Duffy
Tom Couhig
Dunkirk
Advertising proves fruitful says local merchant
FR E Tarbet of Bennett and Tarbet owners of The Fair credits East Oregonian ads for drawing a large crowd and a major sale. He notes he had not been a big advertiser but now believes money spent in advertising is a good investment when done judiciously.
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East Oregonian
FR. E. Tarbet
Bennett
New York Wheat Market Climbs on Rain Outlook
New York wheat prices rose today as cables pointed higher and no new rains appeared. Liverpool closed up 6 4 percent, New York bids ranged from 80 to 81 and the week’s visible supply fell by 2,332,000 bushels while stocks dropped. Sugar was 12 65, Steel 42 54, St Paul 17 0, Union Pacific 16 6.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Steel
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Weather Forecast Official Beals Back from East Oregon Tour
Weather official F A Beals returns from a week visiting voluntary observing stations in Pendleton Weston La Grande Weiser and Arlington He arranged a new river gauge for the Snake River after an ice jam washed out the old one The gauge helps measure river heights for spring reports Beals notes no notable spring rise crops show frost damage limited to one area in Umatilla with a new wheat crop starting well farmers hopeful after winter frost losses corrected
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F. A. Beals
Oregon
Portland Telegram
Beales
Pendleton
Weston
la Grande
Wolser
Arlington
Weiser
Beals
Snake River
Umatilla
Buried Ten Years Watch Found Still Keeps Time
Ten years after a ranch field incident a gold hunting-case watch lost by a harvest hand on J. B. Kennedy’s Helix ranch was found by John Hinderman. After cleaning the dirt, winding the watch it started and has kept good time since. Kennedy aims to locate the owner and return it.
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J. B. Kennedy
Helix
John Hinderman
Kennedy
Colonel Crowder Reports on British Arms Charge
Colonel Crowder submitted his formal report to President Roosevelt regarding alleged British arms shipments from the United States to South Africa. The report, to be reviewed by the attorney general, found no evidence to substantiate the charge.
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Washington
Chowder
Port Chalmette
Roosevelt
Crowder
South Africa
Passover observance starts as Jews welcome Pesach week
In New York on April 21, the Passover festival begins, with strict adherence worldwide. Unleavened foods replace bread for a full week, matzos and potato flour pastries prevail, and family reunions mark the holiday while charity aids the needy through numerous organizations.
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New York
Keller Meets Roosevelt at White House Read by Touch
Miss Helen Keller met President Roosevelt at the White House and spoke with him for about thirty minutes. Initially the talk was via Keller's companion, but the president wished direct communication with the remarkable woman, who read his words by touching his lips with her fingers.
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Helen Keller
President Roosevelt
White House
Miss Keller
Roosevelt Inquires After Queen Wilhelmina’s Condition
A cable message to Queen Wilhelmina reports President Roosevelt inquiring about the queen’s health amid concern over her condition. The brief dispatch notes the ongoing monarch’s status and diplomatic courtesy during a tense period.
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Wilhelmina
Roosevelt
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