Pendleton Weather and Local Notices
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a warm spell with a maximum 54? It notes marriage licenses issued to Harrison Rose and Marie Mulkey, a $305 note suit filed by National Credit Association against Harry Havald, and a wheat yield of about 40 bushels per acre from James Jones in the light land north of Pendleton. Police Chief Gurdane resumes duty after eye surgery in Portland. Births include two boys born to local families, Bruna Weber and R Lawrence, with weights 12 and 10 pounds respectively.
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Harry Havald
National Credit Association
James Jones
Pendleton
R. E. Ringo
Umatilla
Bruna Weber
Wenaha Springs Draws Large Crowds on Busy Sunday
Wenaha Is popular as Wenaha Springs in the Blue Mountain region with Pendleton fans among visitors. Notables returning include Mr. and Mrs. Georgy Hartman, Jr. Cress Sturgill, Elmer Storie, Gali Sturdivant, Roy Alexander, John Dickson Harold, Warner, Miss Ivn Hill, R. H. Stanfield, and Fred Lampkin.
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Wenaha
Wenaha Springs
Blue Mountain
P. H. McPhee
Pendleton
Georgy Hartman, Jr. Cress Sturgig
Elmer Storie
Gali Sturdivant
Roy Alexander
John Dickson Harold
Warner
Ivn Hill
Stanfield
Fred Lampkin
City Jail Overflows With Drunk Inmates
Frances Bonifer Baxie Parr John Sanderson John Tecolla Jacob Em brusk J Booth Fred Gibson and George Waters held in city jail after arrests Saturday and Sunday for drunkenness. Fines unpaid. Shorty Saunders forfeited 10 dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct while an Indian paid 3 dollars for similar offense. E P Wittenberg tried this afternoon on interfering with an officer and sleeping in the depot. Many a land rubber hopes his ship will come in.
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Frances Bonifer
Baxie Parr
John Sanderson
John Tecolla
Jacob Embrusk
J. Booth
Fred Gibson
George Waters
Thas
Shorty Saunders
E. P. Wittenberg
De Caprio Seeks Fair Contract After Union Rift
Signor A DeCaprio director of the De Caprio band seeks the Pendleton and Walla Walla fair engagements after a mis understanding between Portland Musicians Union and Director Ruzzi voided the original contract. His 25 piece orchestra and soprano Signorina Bettini are highlighted as assets while McElroy also applies. President Roosevelt notes the Ruzzi contract is off.
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de Caprio
A. DeCaprio
Musicians’ Union of
Portland
Ruzzi
Walla Walla
Pendleton Fair
Signorina Bettini
Fair
C. E. Roosevelt
McElroy
Browne On Trial Again In Lorimer Senate Case
Chicago Aug 1 The second trial of Lee O Neil Browne charged with bribery in connection with the election of Senator Lorimer to the Senate began today before Judge Kersten. The session was devoted to preliminaries.
A Fatal Day for Negroes Continued Violence Reported
The piece details a white mob killing a black man after he attacked a woman and her child near a farm in Illinois, with further accounts of a lynching in Cairo where a negro sought refuge under a bed but was dragged out, hanged, and shot. The actions describe vigilantism and racial violence surrounding two separate incidents.
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Brown
Family sues government over beef debt claims
The text alleges over $10,000 due from the government to the family. It describes Guyer, a Yakima Indian, who allegedly attempted death by his own hand with a revolver two or three years ago. A claim arose from a prank with fireworks and jealousy over Lucy Luten, a Toatilia belle, during a July Fourth gathering. The two were seen together Saturday afternoon, suggesting temporary alienation of affection.
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Guyer
Lucy Luten
Wes
New York News and Gossip on August Political Opening
The August political scene in New York centers on the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee as offices prepare for the August 1 date of taking possession. Headlines spotlight New York as the hub of activity with headquarters in D C and Chicago, and a reference to the influx of vocal imports like organists and operatic singers abroad. Additional notes cover measures against roaming canines and the upcoming tour of the Arion society with a Yellowstone destination. Brazil’s Hermes Franca arrives for a world tour, meeting Taft and visiting major cities before sailing home on September 8. Lieut Frederick E Humphreys, a Wright pupil, is set to retire for serial navigation experiments.
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New York
N. Y
St. James
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Washington
Chicago
United States
Ocean Grove
Mme
Schumann-Heink Wil
Bernice Pasquali
Dalton Baker
Metropolitan Opera
Arion Society
Yellowstone National Park
Brazil
Hermes Franseca
England
Beverly
Taft
Valley Forge
Knox
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Frederick E. Humphreys
Engineer Corps
Army
Wilbur Wright
Newspaper Advertising Boosts Sales, Say Merchants
Merchants warn against assuming a well known store will attract customers without ads. No store has a secure footing, and sales can rise with the right newspaper advertising strategy.
Political circulate in New York as campaigns gear up
Vice Chairman Henry Loudensinger from New Jersey will head offices while Republican backers including William McKinley push fundraising and literature efforts. Democrats fret over finances as new mint staff changes unfold and notable figures plan appearances. A staged air battle and aviation plans headline Savion tournament preparations for Long Island in October.
Ankens Breaks the Record on Pendleton Run
Nesmith Ankeny of the First National Bank and Brooke Dickson of the Domestic Laundry set new river-to-city speed records by auto from Wennaha Springs to Pendleton. They departed 7:30 PM and reached 4:00 AM, changing a tire four times after a blowout but continuing the pursuit, reflecting a remarkable endurance feat.
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Ankens
Wenaha Springs
Nesmith Ankeny
First National Bank
Brooke Dickson
Wennaha Springs
Pendleton
Carnival Firm in Legal Troubles After City Show
The Empire Carnival company, which performed in the city last week, faces multiple attachment suits filed Saturday afternoon and more filed Sunday morning over its paraphernalia and inability to depart. Only part of the show reached La Grande to fulfill the engagement.
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Carnival
Empire Carnival Company
la Grande
Unclear dialogue on language and ancestry in a child
A child exclaims I'm English while a caregiver questions the claim. The adult explains the teacher meant forefathers, causing the boy to misunderstand the idea of four fathers. The fragment captures language play and genealogical confusion in a family moment.
Man’s remark on suicide shocks as phrase surfaces
A crude remark about someone blowing their brains out is echoed in a provocative line. The comment implies a contrast with a person who ostensibly cannot perform such an action. No context or names are provided in the fragment.
Mysterious Crippen Pair Arrested After Montrose Voyage
Wireless and newspaper accounts aided the Crippen capture as Dr Crippen and Mme Leneve were identified aboard the Montrose at Father Point. Inspector Dew noted Crippen shaved his moustache, the woman fainted upon arrest, and Crippen kept a canvas belt with jewelry.
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England
America
Dr. Crippen
Mme. Leneve
Mme
Leneve
Crippen
Dew
Parliament Building
Montrose
Father Point
Mme Taaneve
Mime Leneve
King
Whelee
Mowatt
Kendall
Bum Picton
Mme Leneuve
Daily East Oregonian by carrier any 65 cents per month
The notice advertises the Daily East Oregonian available by carrier for 65 cents per month. It indicates subscription pricing and delivery details for local readers. It reflects typical newspaper distribution terms and regional pricing.
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East Oreconian
East Oregonian
Umatilla County Exams Notify Pendleton Candidates
Frank K. Welles, Umatilla County School Superintendent, announces state and county teacher examinations in Pendleton. State Papers run August 1 to August 18, with daily subjects listed by day. County Papers span August 10 to August 12, 1910, covering Pennmanship to English literature.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
Pendleton
Frank K. Welles
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Official Weather Report
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G. B. Gillette
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Seattle
Reed
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Berlin
Jack Webster
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Pendleton Dye Works
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Old New York
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Cate
Henry Loudensinger
New Jersey
Cally
Atrick Henrys
Daniel
Robert Ingerapuls
William Mckinley
Tinois
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Kingstery Foster
New York Mint
O Dante
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Hela
Fee
Mile
Poloiigo
Paris
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Main Street
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F. A. Clise
John Schmidt
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Lee Teutsch
Surance Man
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Murphy Bros
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