Co L Receives Traveling Orders for American Lake Encampment
Cavalry unit Co L prepares for an encampment at American Lake with plans for side trips to Seattle Vancouver and Victoria. Departure from Pendleton is Monday at 1 30 am under Col Dunbar with detailed guard and supply instructions and mail handling guidelines for soldiers and officers.
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American Lake
Captain Ferguson
Cu L
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Tacoma
Pendleton
Dunbar
Wacner Notes On Wedding March And Bridegroom Line
The New York Sun quotes Wacner on composing the wedding march stating its purpose for the bride while noting a proposed groom line. The piece also cites Giles on esteem and confidence, tying respect to social value.
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Wacner
Kelly
New York Sun
Pendleton Weather and Court Notices Amid Personal Crises
Official Pendleton weather report lists a maximum temperature of 7 and a minimum of 47. County Judge Gilliland is absent from sessions, with his absence not expected to be serious. John Endicott travels to Arcadia after learning his father Sam Endicott is critically ill and paralyzed. the elder Endicott, away nine months, may not survive until his son’s arrival.
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Official
Ghand
Gilliland
Arrest of Greek laborer sparks Western town incident
A Greek laborer named Arrestot was arrested by police at request of Ed Walsh a groceryman at Alexander department store after acting suspiciously near the Wilsh home in the western town area. He was held in city jail without charges. D G Watson a Cayuse wagon driver for Pacific Coast Elevator was brought to Pendleton for treatment after a sack of wheat fell on his lower right leg causing a broken small bone. Dr Smith said the break is not serious.
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Grok Ft
Ed Walsh
Alexander Department
Wilsh
Hefa
D. G. Watson
Lee
BR. Watson
Cayuse
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Pendleton
Train engine derailed blocks passenger service at Hunts junction
The Northern Pacific freight engine derailed this morning at Hunts junction, blocking the Pasco to Pendleton line. The track was cleared this afternoon, delaying the passenger train which will not arrive before 5 or 6 o'clock and depart on the return trip shortly after. This is the second such delay in a few days.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco
Pendleton
Hunts Junction
Priest murderer jailed for 30 years in Solt Pary Cell
In Rome, Father Adorm, accused of killing octogenarian clergyman Costani in September 1905, was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment with seven years in strict solitary confinement. He confessed to beating the victim with a hammer to seize his wealth and bank books, then drank wine beside the corpse and later sought to lure a young woman to elope to America.
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Milan
Father Adorm
Costanini
Rome
Father Adorn
Phillip Neri
Chiesa Nuova
Adonnl
Silhde
America
Norman Mack Hinted as Democratic Gubernatorial Prospect
Calumet Mich Aug 4 Norman Mack chairman of the Democratic national committee is rumored as a potential candidate for New York governor. A Democratic speaker is predicted to stump in the state to bolster prospects and perhaps succeed Cannon Angeles in the gubernatorial race.
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Calumet, Mich
Norman Mack
Democratic Nation
New York
Cannon Angeles
President Taft to Dedicate Pilgrims Monument at Provincetown
Provincetown Mass August 4 Preparations are complete for the arrival of President Taft who will dedicate the Pilgrims monument tomorrow A fleet of forty warships is due and a patrol of 60 men will land to maintain order Taft is expected to arrive in the morning aboard the Mayflower
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Provincetown
Mass
Taft
Jockete
San Francisco SPCA to film animal welfare scenes
Tintmaire Moving Pictures will showcase the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in new films. The pictures aim to depict ambulance mobilization, rescue of injured and abused animals, relief efforts, and arrests of brutal offenders, with cases going to court.
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Tintmaire Moving Pictures
San Francisco
Moving Pictures
Muvch
San Francoiseo Society For
Aniichals
Alek
Fire destroys Port Moody oil refinery in Vancouver area
A night blaze in Vancouver, B C caused by a burst electric lamp globe destroyed the Port Moody oil refinery. The loss is estimated at about one hundred thousand dollars. Fire crews fought the flames overnight with considerable damage reported.
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Vancouver
B.C
He Oil
Port Moody
New York Yacht Club Hosts Annual Cruise Inaugural
Vionht Club Cruise sets sail from Huntington Harbor for a 15 mile course marked as the day's inaugural event of the New York Yacht Club's annual cruise. Participants from the club section head to sea amid preparations and observed by club members.
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New York
Tuntington Harbor
New York Yacht Club
Census Bulletin Lists Cincinnati Population
Census bulletin reports Cincinnati population at 64,463 with figures for Washington. Data indicate August 4 update showing city and surrounding area counts for regional planning and political representation.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Sewer bids too high halt West Pendleton plans
West Pendleton residents face delay as sewer extension bids are rejected as far above available funds. The city treasurer and recorder reports were referred to the finance committee, a nuisance abatement for the Guernsey property was referred to a special committee, and a two week adjournment was set. The committee includes Councilmen Montgomery and El, with the mayor, to investigate the nuisance.
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West Pendleton
Tse
Guernsey
Nuisinte
Montgomery
Plan of Assemblyites Pails in Lake County
Lakeview Oregon report says Republican delegates to a Portland assembly were chosen by few party insiders. Lake County chairman F O W Light called a precinct vote for deenter. In two Lakeview precincts about 100 GOP voters registered, but only three or four appeared. Other precincts had no representation yet delegates went to Portland to back machine candidates. If this continues, the public may demand accountability for the process.
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Lakeview
Ore
Assembly
At the Picture Shows at the Orpheum
The Orpheum offers several films including A Broken Symphony Vita Graph drama of 1000 feet depicting a deformed fiddler in a dramatic love story. Attacked by the Arapahoes Kalem 1000 feet adds a Redskin of a new type to Kalem’s Indian series. A Hidden Serpent Gaumont 1000 feet shows a servant plotting to poison his master for the wife but fails. In the Realm of the Czar Thiesente plieure offers an alternate to visits abroad. Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon.
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Orpheum
Gaumont
New Friday Program At Local Theaters
The Hall Room Boys Selle comedy 1000 feet features Fred Watton presenting the emperor Insistent comer. The Golden Secret by Melies drama 1000 feet depicts a mine claim chase with a plucky heroine. A Good Loser offers an engaging love tale with restrained acting. Algerian Stud educationalPrecord picture.
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Selle
Fred Watton
Stud
Golden Coin Wheat Promises Higher Profits in Valley
John Weidert reports Golden Coin wheat from North Dakota, grown near Athena, yields 28 bushels this year and over 40 in prior years, sweeter than club varieties, ripening 8 to 10 days earlier, with markets at 35 cents a bushel. Farmers plan to plant more this fall.
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North Dakota
John Weidert
Athena
Walla Walla Bulletin
Weldert
Dale Glory
Weidert
Wis
Walla Walla Wheat Sales Hit 90 Cents In Local Market
In Walla Walla over 60 000 bushels of old and new wheat, about 30 carloads, were sold yesterday with most buyers taking small lots. The Jones Scott company bought 20 000 bushels of old Bluestem from Henry Vincent at 90 cents, the first large sale in days. Bluestem tested 68 pounds and was slightly smutty. other club wheat sales reached 50 to 93 cents. Golden Corn from North Dakota fetched 5 cents a bushel locally, and some graduates joked about exchanging diplomas for meal tickets.
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Walla Walla
Prteesa
Barry Garr
California
San Francisco
Eureka Flat
North Dakota
Dispute Over Dunstaffnage Castle Ownership in Edinburgh
Lord Cullen opens evidence in Edinburgh suit over who owns Dunstaffnage Castle near Oban. Duke of Argyll claims charter to Lorne lands including the castle, dated 1470 from the Stewarts. Angus Campbell and heirs assert hereditary captaincy since 1446 and duty to occupy. Castle burned in 1810 and unused since. Old history links murder of John Stewart in 1482 and shifting lordship of Lorne to Argyll in 1840 by sea charter with title continuing today.
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Edinburgh
Dunatastage
Oban
Duke of
Wiall Diermaid Campbell
John Stewart
Lorne
Dunstaffnage
Walter Stewart
Earl of Argyll
Lerne
Eye Specialist Offers Glasses in Pendleton Office
Dr. F. A. Clise announces his office in the John Schmidt building Pendleton Oregon. Eyes carefully examined and glasses fitted. Forty years of practice in fitting glasses. The county's exclusive eye specialist in Umiatil ia county.
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John Schimidt
Pendleton
Ore
Umiatilia
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