Bad Boys Arrested For Alleged Theft And Fire Incident
Two 14 year olds Willie Roper and George Howard were arrested by Chief Gurdane and a truant officer after being found with a gun and causing a harbor fire incident at the foot of Everett street. They face trial next Monday on theft and disruptive acts tied to earlier incidents. The vessel fire caused about 15000 dollars in damage, with insurance covering the loss and the ship’s fittings and boiler damage likely greater. Passengers escaped with minor injuries while several crew members avoided flames as the vessel burned in the port area.
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George Howard
Gurdane
John Halley
Whs Powell
Young Ruper
Alexander Grocery
Northern Pacific
West Webb Street
Davis Street
Everett Street
J. M. Shaver
Shaver Transportation Company
Clyde Peteet
Alma Seeley
Coliie
Steamer Shaver Damaged by Fire at Sea
Fire in the fireroom of the steamer Shaver early yesterday morning penetrated the vessel’s midsection and aft compartments. The ship’s mascot canary, hung in a burned cabin, was cremated, while the incident narrowly missed other injured or fatal outcomes.
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Shaver
Portland
Porthem
Veessel
Merion Golf Season Opens With Club Cup Qualifiers
In Philadelphia on April 21, Merion Cricket Club begins its golf season with five players qualifying for the Club Cup round.
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Merion
Philadelphia
Moerion Cricket Club
Missouri Valley Relay Meet Set for Des Moines Tomorrow
Des Moines hosts the Missouri Valley relay meet on April 21 with college and interscholastic athletes competing. Event features teams from area colleges and schools aiming for top times in sprint and distance relays.
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Des Moines
Missouri Valley
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Vilenitg and Court Roundup
Pendleton notes report a disorderly scene near Webb Street with a work crew injuring a cement walk and an intoxicated man brought to police court. Judge Fit Gerald sentenced the offender to a standard punishment as officers filed the case. Trees near the courthouse are being trimmed today, reducing the tree canopy.
New Signboard for Peoples Warehouse Sparks City Hype
Workmen install a mammoth gold sign across the front of The Peoples Warehouse. Royal M. Sawtelle departs for Portland to buy supplies for an optical parlor to add to his jewelry business, while the rear store area is prepared for the new department.
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Peoples Warehouse
Royal M. Sawtelle
Portland
East End Property Transfers in Milton and Freewater Sale
John W. Taylor and wife transfer several properties in North Milton to John C. Pritchett for 2000 dollars. Joseph O. Houston sells lot 14 block 18 in Freewater to F. W. Nessly for 1300 dollars.
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East End
John W. Taylor
North Milton
John C. Pritchett
Joseph O. Houston
Freewater
F. W. Nessly
Train Delayed by Engine Accident on Walla Walla to Pendleton Route
The No.1 local between Walla Walla and Pendleton was late after an engine accident at a water tank in Min. One driving rod broke, requiring the train to return to Walla Walla for a replacement engine.
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Walla Wala-Porthind
Pendleton
Min
Wailea Walla
Buckaroos Star Player Learns of Mother's Death
Sam Shaffer, popular Buckaroos fleet baseman known as Dall Pavers Mother Liles, received a telegrium from Pennsylvania announcing his mother's death. He cannot return for the funeral due to the distance.
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Dall Pavers
Liles
Sam Shaffer
The
Buckarooes
Pennsylvania
Three Greeks arraigned in motel purse theft case
Marshal Stevens of Amatilla brought in the third Greek accused by a countryman of stealing a purse from a man at a motel this morning. The trio are set for a preliminary hearing before Judge Parkes this afternoon.
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Marshal Stevens
Amatilla
Parkes
Cadet Cadets to Battle Episcopal Team Friday Evening
Basketball clash set for tomorrow in the Commercial Club gym where the second Co. LI cadets and the second Episcopal team meet in a furious contest. The cadets claimed the first game by a safe margin and expect a tougher challenge from the Sharks.
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Co. LI
Episcopal
Suit to Collect Money In Freewater Promissory Note
Mrs Rh A Dereberry of Freewater has commenced suit through her attorney to collect 200 pounds on a promissory note given January 30 1907 by J C Dereberry and J A Clements. She alleges past due payments and that the defendant refused to advance any sum due. She asks 210 attorney fees and interest at a percent.
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Rh. A. Dereberry
Freewater
D. Peterson
J. C. Dereberry
J. A. Clements
Hive
Sheila Aske
Prince v Prince Desertion Divorce Filing in Waldeck MN
Rebecca Prince of Milton sues for divorce from David M N Prince alleging desertion as grounds. They married in Waldeck Minnesota on December 11 1298 and in November 1902 the plaintiff asserts their 23 year old daughter Pearl Peterson is involved. Attorney Shy represents the plaintiff.
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Tebecca Peincee
Milton
Davie M.N. Prince
Waldeck
Minnesota
Shy
Pear
Piterson
Pendleton visit boosts Seattle chapter house plans
The Pendleton Chaps treasurer was favored with tea by Mrs. Margaret V Conn former Seattle chapter president. Mrs Conn and her husband and daughter traveled with Mr Conn’s brother toward Kramela. They estimate Seattle chapter members at three to four hundred and have secured a lot for a chapter house.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Chapser
American Woman's Longue
Muell
Margaret V.conn
Seattle
Mr. Conn
Kramela
League
Mra Conn
War Tumors Meat About and Pendleton Fire
A chaotic report describes a sudden blaze through Pendleton streets and rumors of war like activity. Observers noted no official declaration or mobilization as Washington reports today.
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Pendleton
United States
Mexico
Washington
Tnele Sam
Menee le e death in Lebanon Measles claim
Mrs E Morgan died from complications of measles leading to pneumonia at age 36 in Lebanon Oregon. The deceased, born in Kentucky October 22, 1884, was married in 1896 to Mirrynvorn and left a son age 14 and a daughter age 12, plus parents and several siblings.
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Lebanon
E. Martgaem
Kentucky
Mirrynvorn
Coveral
Ron
Obituary: Longtime North Washington Resident Dies at 71
Old Hesident Dies ranks Or Jacob Vohs an old and respected affigen of Northern Washington counts, died Wednesday morning at age 71. He had wed here kines coming from Kansas. Death was the result of old age. Five brothers and three sisters, leaving in Kansas, survive him with his
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Jacob Vohs
Washington
Kansee
Kaneas
Willow Family Funeral in Verboort Friday
Deora, a German native and member of the Catholic Church, was part of a family of six daughters. The funeral is planned for Friday forenoon at Verboort.
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Willow
Deora
Germany
Anch War
Catholic Church
Verboort
Interscolastic Games Opens in New York
New York interscholastic championships are set to begin tomorrow at New York University. Teams from multiple schools will compete across events as organizers anticipate strong performances and record attempts.
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New York
Arrests in Portland for dog license violations
Two dog owners Jim Dupuis and van Trish girl were arrested this afternoon by Officer Ed Stansberry for violating the city dog license ordinance. City Attorney Roy Yaleylh observed as cases were set for 2 o'clock tomorrow. most delinquents have paid, but the Irish girl and Dunpuls refused a license and cursed officers. Authorities push to compel license compliance and threaten further measures.
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Jim Dupuis
van Trish
Ed Stansberry
Roy Yaleylh
Portland
Doggers
Dunpuls
Harry Hart
Hart
Fourtean Additioyal
Per. Stet
Wience Hole
Diaz Reply to Madero Statement Draws Mixed Reactions
The audience at the assembly floor absorbed Juet’s remarks and read the rebel leader’s declaration with keen interest. Government loyalists and those who favor Madero listened intently as deputies sought reassurance amid tension. Newsstand readers rushed to obtain full text reports while Minister de la Barra expressed surprise at Madero’s stance on troop recalls and cross border issues.
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de la Barra
Belie
Madero
Old Hermit Found Dead in Hut After Metal Chest Gold
In Spokane on April 21 a 74yearold hermit Jacob Zels was found dead in his hut cellar. A hollow oak log hidden in the corner yielded a stash of ten dollar gold pieces totaling about 200 pounds. Coroner Wilhelmy investigated, noting the money was unclaimed by relatives and turned to the public administrator.
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Spokane
Jacob Zels
Herman Klasterman
Zels
Wilhelmy
Zimmer
Monroe County
Experiment Station Receives Many Letters
Corvallis Oregon reports that over 1000 letters monthly arrive at a department of the A C Experiment Station. Many seek bulletins or subject advice while the majority come from prospective colonists desiring more authentic information than commercial clubs can provide. Demands for bulletins are rising from England and other countries.
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South Africa
China
Chile
Corvallis Gazette-Times
Corvallis
Ore
A. C
England
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