City BREVITIES odd notices and ads mix
A fragmented page of city briefs and ads lists various local promotions and offerings. Mentions Baker & Folsom home improvements, Despitn's Cash store, Central Market, and Rader's A range of goods from alfalfa to refrigerators, plus hotel rates, rental rooms, and sales positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenh
Bull
Ostermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
D. Kemer
Gray Bros
Rader’s
Despitn
Baker & Folsom'a
Portland
Oregon
Post
Webb Streets
T. W. Tandy
Melcham
Ore
Paonst- Hon
Addrews Dept
Atwood Ride
Chicago
East Oregonian
Union Head Excluded After Barbers Women Case
Frank ust, president of the Musicians' union and Typographical union official, faces ouster and blacklisting after a young woman barber not in the barber trust befriended him. Women are barred from joining the Barbers' union, though the woman aided her mother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenille
Frankust
Musicians’ Union
Typographical Union
Labor Temple
Barber Trust
Barbers’ Union
Althou
Sunday services limited at two churches
At the Presbyterian Church only Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with no other services. First Christian Church announces no Sunday school or other services on the Lord's day. News reflects East Oregonian report by W. F. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sune Day School
First Christian Church
W. F. Taylor
Garden City Packing Company Fails In Pendleton
Garden City Packing firm in Pendleton is closing its doors amid months of trouble. The shop closed out stock today and its former manager Cohen left for Walla Walla after resigning. An attachment of 120 dollars was served on the proprietors to Pendleton Jee and Cold Storage Company as local investors who bought stock stand to lose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Packing Company
Pendleton
Garden City
Cohen
Mon
Ager
Walla Walla
Pendleton Jee & Cold Storage Company
Tite
Garden City Company
JP. Warden
Portaind
Alaska
Oliver FP. Morton
Reclamation Service
Hey. H. BE. Knight
Pendleton Academy
la Grande
Union
Grand Nonde Valhey
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Hilt
Atre
H. A. Welle
Dalles
Boy burned by exploding skyrocket in aunt’s yard
Henry Swafford, staying with his aunt Mrs. William Hilton, was badly burned when a large skyrocket exploded in his left hand. The accident occurred in the afternoon at his Seattle home, requiring a doctor’s care.
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Henry Swafford
William Hilton
Seattie
Chinese immigrant escapes custody aboard steamer
In Norfolk on Aug 4 Pam Long a Chinese man bound for deportation from Buffalo to San Francisco escaped while being escorted aboard the steamer Howard. He was reported to have been locked in but leaped the restraint and disappeared from the deck as guards attempted pursuit.
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Chinamnan
Norfolk
Pam Long
United States
Buffalo
San Francisco
Howard
Orig
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs James FA Extes
A daughter was born at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James FA Extes. The infant weighed about ten pounds.
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James FA. Extes
Evelyn Will Testify In Thaw Defense Case
New York reports William Rand engaged by Hartridge to appear in court for Thaw defense. Evelyn reportedly plans to testify in her husband’s defense. Kaiser, in Berlin, returns from a cruise and visits Marble Palace to meet a newborn grandson born during the emperor's reign on July 4.
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New York
William Rand
Hartridge
Thaw
Evelyn
Kaiser
Berlin
Marble Palace
Viet
Tronheiem
May Sutton Wins Mixed Doubles in Newcastle Event
May Sutton defeated Mixes Atkinson H. Law Piryan in the Northumberland open mixed doubles championship in Newcastle. In Milan Italy Ptryan attended the exposition and visited Venice with Ambassador White.
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May Sutton
London
Newccastle
Mixes Atkinson H. Law
Piryan
Milan
Italy
Ptryan
Venice
Ambassador White
Wil Woods Suicide At Mobile Jail In Uxoricide Case
Wil Woods, jailed on uxorcide charges in Mobile, died by hanging in his cell today. The brief note also mentions social observations about friends seeking discipline through marriages.
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Jal
Mobile
Wil Woods
Personal mentions brighten Pendleton social circuit
A long list of Pendleton residents and visitors fills the city’s social pages. Mrs. Sommerville and daughter head to Portland, Mrs. Nye sails to Seattle for weeks, Eva Froome travels to Portland and Newport, and many others from ranchers to lawyers stop by or depart for fairs, works, or vacations. W. S. Withee surveys Helix water plans, Grace Oliver visits Boise, and E. H. Tramplemure returns from San Francisco seeking better health. Dale and business notes mix with roads, rails, and harvest chatter across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Vegt
Ticho
Charles Cunningham
FE. J. Sommerville
Portland
A. W. Nye
Seattle
Mies Eva Froome
Newport
W. J
Bingham Springs
William Slukher
Umativia
Morrow
Nolin
Tim Donovan
Mize Grace Oliver
Tolse
Lanita Young
June Mason
la Grande
Spokane
J. A. Raley
Meacham
Longworthe Sails From Cherbourg for Nome
Longworthe departed Cherbourg on the steamer Bt. Paul bound for Nome. Ersest Evans and Roy Espey, long-escaped from the estate reform school, were recaptured near Jefferson after robbing a store of money and clothing there. They face probable penitentiary time as they seem to be developing beyond the reform school’s reach.
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Longworthe
Tmonveward
Paris
T Longworthe
Cherburg
Bt. Paul
Nome
Ernest Evans
Roy Espey
Reform School
Jefferson
Albany
Twain on war and siege reflections in a quirky tale
The fragment recalls Mark Twain discussing war and sieges, mentioning a Frenchman visiting a woman with two dogs. The woman teases him about his affection for dogs, and the man reacts with surprise, claiming he is not fond of Paris during the siege, a line echoing a chaotic wartime scene.
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Mark Twain
Qoge
Paris
Pativot Man Describes Curious Visitor in Teton Scene
A rough, homespun Scotish farmer visits Teton to view the sights and sounds. He mutters about a poetish man, a foolish note, and quiet observation after a long day of listening.
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Teton
Sulphur Lake in New Zealand Center of Sulphur Land
A fragment describes a lake of sulphur off New Zealand with hydrochloric acid water and a scorching 110 degrees. It warns of danger when approaching the bubbling cauldron. The piece then shifts to dramatic private theater dreams and Shakespearean overtones.
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New Zealand
Crane family bank note paper mill in Dalton Massachusetts
A historical look at the Crane family’s government mill in Dalton Massachusetts that supplied all U S greenbacks. Founded by Zeus Crane, the facility operated with a small crew and hand mold paper, producing about 100 pounds daily, later expanding to multi ton output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Dalton
Masa
United Sites
Zeus Crane
Hyms
Boston
Berkshire
Alnindines
Othes
Zens Crane
Peletor
Yolay
Hand Cut Off by Train in Tragic Accident
A drunk man fell from a moving train near Hoot Der causing severe hand loss. His partner acted to stop him, but he stepped off risking instant death. Mrs Brumbaugh, 60, died after being struck by engine No 188 near Thornton. Four sons survive. Charles Foster suffers severe hand infection after an earlier accident.
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Hoot der
Fem
Charles Foster
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
Perry Gould Family Relocate to Portland for New Role
Perry Gould and his family moved from Nolin to Portland where they will reside permanently. Gould has taken the position of assistant manager at the Union Stockyards in Portland. The remark notes the necessity of payroll status for a ministerial role in today’s climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Perry Gould
Nolin
Mr. Gould
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s
Tabor
L. Hunziker
Gonlen City Packing Company
the “Liny
Rus
Koeppens
Founran
E. H. Tramplemure
San Fracisco
Mra
E. PF. Tinta
FW. Eppleger
W. J. Patterson
Baker City
E. Eppinger
F.W. Eppinger
Baker
Guy Merald
Mise Grace Oliver
Boise
Reed
Baker City Herald
Witomer Oliver PL Morton
Echo
Attornes
William H. Hayien
Tacoma
Makle H
Hingham Springs
Eureka Flat
George O'Connor
The
Tleh
the Fair Dep’t. Store
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