Man charged with manufacturing coin in Walla Walla jail
In Walla Walla Aug 1 a man named Pleastoy Gaves faces federal counterfeiting charges after police allege he ran a Snake River mint and produced half dollars for four years. Gaves, a Greek native and former O W R N section hand, is jailed awaiting information filing and potential appearance before U S Commissioner Wright.
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Walla Walla
Pleastoy “Javes
United States
Wright
Gaves
Greece
Snake River
Sie 46
Starbuck
Officials Test Tobacco For France Finance Ministry
Paris attaches officials to the French ministry of finance who are tobacco testers for government duties. Their job is to pass judgment on every kind of tobacco product and related items as part of official duty.
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Havana
France
Tobiacco Manufactories
Paris
Ministry of Finance
Wanted Woman Cook for Mountain Home Ad Offers Private Bath
In Uniontown Pennsylvania hotel proprietor Geo T Tetlow offers a first class cook a private bath private dining room no laundry or milking duties use of back porch and lawn plus a weekly seventeen mile auto ride as wages. He has not yet found a suitable applicant.
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Uniontown
Geo. T. Tetlow
Mountain Home
Grand Jury Called As September Term Nears
Circuit Judge Gilbert W. Phelps issued a call for a grand jury meeting on September 1, just before the September term. HK Ferguson, popular bartender stricken with apoplexy Tuesday, shows slight improvement and is expected to fully recover. Peoples Warehouse sues M E Hutchison for 296.50 on note. Peterson and Wilson attorneys. Freewater issues license for Willard Loyal Bradley and Blanche Elyra Crabil to wed.
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Gilbert W. Phelps
Brand Jury
Fergie
HK. Rt
Ferguson
Peoples Warehouse Today
M. BE. Hutchison
Peterson & Wilson
Freewater
Willard Loyal Bradley
Blanche Elyra Crabil
Son Born to Conductor Frank Mytinger Family
A seven pound son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Mytinger of 812 West Court Street. The father is the popular conductor on the Pilot Rock run.
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Frank Mytinger
West Court Street
Pilot Rock
Union Services at Methodist Church Focus on Saloon Debate
Sunday evening union services at the Methodist church will feature Rev. Holmes delivering an address titled Arguments in Favor of the Saloon. A large gathering is expected to attend the event.
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Holmes
Bowler leaves local warehouse duties for Puget Sound grain service
James Bowler, long time bookkeeper at the Vansycle scouring mills, completed his duties yesterday and departed this morning for Vansycle to manage the Puget Sound Company grain warehouse for the next few months.
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Vansycle
James Bowler
Puget Sound Company
Imposter Foreman Placed On Five Day Fall
It transpires that O. C. Wright who hired a large labor force while posing as Stanfield ranch foreman near Stanfield was only a cook and waiter recently employed at the Hotel Stanfield. He received five days to reflect on the evils of impersonation.
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O. C. Wright
Stanfield Ranch
Stanfield
Rev Milnes Leaves Pendleton For New England Visit
Rev Frank J Milnes and his wife with two children departed Pendleton this afternoon by Northern Pacific to Seattle then onward to New England amid congregational tensions over his resignation from the Presbyterian church. Several former parishioners bid them farewell at the station. West Court street property owners must file formal applications with the city recorder by August if they wish to extend payments on street improvement work over ten years. otherwise full payment is due when work is completed. The Bancroft bonding act restricts city council relief for late payers.
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Milnes
Pendleton
Frank J. Milnes
The
Presbyterian Church
Northern Pacific
Seattle
New England
West Court Street
City Recorder
Napoleon and Sunnybrook Rally End Napoleon’s Reign
A local police court docket shows Napoleon was arrested after encounters with John Barleycorn and Sunnybrook. He forfeited a five dollar ball. Three other drunks, C. Wright Frank Clarke and B. E. Kelley, were jailed. Clarke and Kelley for two days each, Wright for five.
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Napoleon
Sunnybrook
Waterloo
John Barleycorn
C. Wright
Frank Clarke
BE. D. Kelley
Round-up ad dominates Portland Ad Cub back cover
Keefe reports several folders of the Portland Ad Cub holding the only advertisement for the Round-up. Paid by the O.wW. R. and N. company, it features a buckaroo on a bronco and Indigenous figures in native dress. The notice lists event dates and touts a wild west pageant by locals living near Pendleton with cowboys in training and performers showcasing skills.
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Keefe
Portland
O.ww. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
Weal era Maryland rail line begins through freight service
The Weal era Maryland railway starts through freight operations to the west today, becoming an independent line. Passenger service will come later. Through schedules link New York Philadelphia Baltimore and key inland centers with agreements among Jersey Central Reading New York Central and Erienes. A Pittsburgh and Lake Erie deal for 0 years should boost domestic and export traffic to the water outlet on this shortest lowest grade route from the lakes to the seaboard. Western Maryland links with New York Central predict heavy westbound movement as well.
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Hhualliere
Wealero Maryland Railway
Jersey Central
Readings
New York Central
Erienes
Ranaca
New York
Philadelhea
Baltimore
Atwitheaut
Pilttaburg
Indiana progressive convention opens with Beveridge seen as governor nominee
Aug 1 Indianapolis reports the Indiana progressive party convened at Tomllngton Hall with delegates statewide. Ex-Senator Albert J. Beveridge is expected to secure the gubernatorial nomination, boosting Roosevelt’s followings in Indiana. Edwin M. Lee is likely to stay as permanent convention chairman amid attacks from regulars wary of ticket defeats. In Mississippi, Aug 1 the bull moose party forms a strictly lily white organization led by B F Ridge of Ellisville, pledging white leadership with Colonel Roosevelt’s stance undecided.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Indianapolis
Progressive Party of
Tomllingon Hall
All Moose
Albert J. Beveridge
Roosevelt
Edwin M. Lee
Jackson
Miss
Bull Moose Party
Mississippi
Lily White
Colonel Roosevelt
B .F. Ridge
Ellisville
Arthur H. Ridge
Pittsburg Dispatch and Pittsburg Erle Dispatch Start
With the formal opening today of the joint extension from Cumberland Maryland to Connellsville Pennsylvania two new fast freight lines begin operating. One is to be known as the Pittsburg Dispatch the other as the Pittsburg Erle Dispatch.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Kansas Athlete Resigns as KU Athletics Director
Lawrence Aug 1 Ralph W Sherwin director of athletics at the University of Kansas resigns his post today to pursue business interests. Sherwin leaves after years of service shaping KU sports programs and will enter the business sector locally.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Ralph W. Sherwin
University of Kansas
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Rank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Alexander
S. & I. Green
Newsy
Tri-State League
Wisconsin
Suffrageight
Milwaukee
Wis
F. Cotterill
Seattl
Wash
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Ecome
Workingmens Glothing Co
Pendleton, Oregon
Oregon Theatre
Charles E. Royal Players
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