New Teachers From Philadelphia Coming to Pendleton
Seventeen new instructors are slated for St Joseph's Academy in Pendleton. The faculty will add two piano teachers and a violin mentor, expanding offerings in art, painting, and decorative drawing. Enrollment is expected to rise above 200, with many boarders from distant towns. no boys admitted under 13.
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Moth Walls
Mary Kilian
St. Joseph's
Combe
Stanfore
Baker City
Kilian
Baltimore
Pendleton
Mother
Wil
Intonji
China
St. Joseph's Academy
Ich
Port Townsend
Spokane
Burns
Mt. San Carlos
Arizona
Points
Seattle Restaurateurs Face Liquor License Requirement
Seattle officials move to require annual liquor licenses for restaurants and bars. The policy, discussed by the license and revenue committee, aims to curb unpermitted alcohol sales. Councilman Daulton cites numerous establishments selling liquor without licenses, referencing a known Second Avenue venue and prior inspector actions.
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Seattle
Council
Daulton
Heidelbers
Second Avenue
Hoens
Acline
Senator Hour Dying Expected to End Soon
Worcester report says Senator Hour grows weaker with no marked change, end expected within 48 hours. In Peabody a trolley collision between Lynfield and Peabody injured five men, one fatally, with Harold Smith seriously hurt in the early morning crash.
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Worcester
Mass
Tnattle
Peabody
Lynfield
Harold Smith
Idaho Democrats Nominate Antimormon Ticket in Historic Lewiston Convention
The Idaho Democratic convention in Lewiston ended after three days with a bitter Mormon fight. Dubois forces pushed an antimormon platform plank and nominated Henry Hofield for governor, F F Holtzheimer for lieutenant governor, and other statewide officials, pledging to end polygamy and separate church and state in politics.
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Dubois Plank
Panhandle
Lewiston
Hellfield
Idaho
Ulint
autiMormon
Fred Dubois
Henry Hoiifeld
Nez Perce
Congress
FF. H. Holtzheimer
Bannock
Frank Harris
Washington
Nathan H. Clark
Custer
J. J. Walling
Canyon
W. H. Stuiffiebeam
Democratic Party
War on Black Hand Gathers Steam in New York
New York reports growing belief that Kitt Antonio Manno kidnappers have fled to Italy with him aboard the Nord America. Two men and a boy found aboard the Met with residence not given. Italian consul to seek search on arrival. Prominent Italians plan a vigorous war on the Black Hand Society.
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New York
Kitt Antonio
Black Hand Society
Negro hatred and riots threaten Georgia towns
Savannah and Atlanta dispatches describe escalating racial violence in Georgia with lynching threats and mob shootings. Reports cite terror among Black residents, with boxes of charred remains sent to President Roosevelt and claims federal protection will be used to “get even” on Southerners.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Shively Elected Supreme Chancellor Of Knights of Pythias
Charles E. Shively of Richmond Indiana was unanimously elected supreme chancellor at Louisville Kentucky on August 18 by the Knights of Pythias supreme lodge. The drive of the uniformed rank for ten thousand dollars in private funds occurred today with refunds for horses issued due to unsuitable mounts. Judge Charles A. Barnes of Jacksonville Illinois was named supreme vice chancellor in the same session.
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Charles E. Shively
Richmond
Ind
I. Supreme Ch Tler
Louisville
Supreme Lodge
Knighte of
Pythias
Privet
Barnes
Charles A. Barnes
Jacksonville
Lil
Wes
Wheat Market Wrecked By Bearish Northwest Report
Bearish Northwest report caused a sharp wheat drop in Chicago on August 18 with millions of bushels dumped in seconds and huge losses. Manitoba crop rust later boosted prices for old and new wheat, while corn and oats finished lower.
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Northwest
Chicago
Manitoba
Western Oregon Fires Endanger Roseburg Settlers
Aug. 18 report from Camas Valley Oregon describes a spreading wildfire in the Roseburg country beyond control causing many settlers to flee their homes and seek safety as authorities battle the blaze.
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Roseburg
Camals Valley
Fire Drives Settlers to Escape by Railway
A terrific blaze in Cow Creek Canyon has swept vast areas forcing settlers to flee by railway along Roweburg Avenue 18. Local authorities urge caution as fires burn through the region and residents seek safety and evacuation routes.
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Roweburg
Ave
Cow Creek Canyon
Mrs Melville W Fuller Dies Sudden Heart Failure
Bar Harbor Me Aug 18 Mary Ellen Fuller wife of Chief Justice Fuller of the supreme court died suddenly while at their summer cottage in Sorrento from heart disease.
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Bar Harbor
Mary Ellen Fuller
Justice Fuller
Supreme Court
Sorrento
Labor Day Observed in Pendleton With Festivities
Labor Day will be celebrated in Pendleton on Monday September 6 as the Labor Council takes action. The event features floats by unions and business men three bands a balloon ascension and parachute descent speeches a ball hose races and other sports. Bands from Pendleton Athena and Walla Walla will provide music with prizes offered for competitive events and a broad attractions list. Finance committee reports substantial cash subscriptions from local businesses and individuals to support the day.
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Pendleton
Labor Council
Athena
Walla Walla City
Crisa
Chicago Wreck Victims Lead Motorman Ryan Died This Morning
Chicago reports list many dead and dozens injured after yesterday’s grade crossing disaster. Motorman Michael Ryan died at dawn after staying at his post. coroner investigates. Passenger toll includes Mrs. Kate McCleary and others, with two unidentified women among the dead. The county morgue lists a dozen or more victims and 26 injured as engineers and fireman of the passenger train are arrested. New York tests the underground railroad, opening for trade and express service. Harlem run time from city hall to Harlem in 15 minutes with all tests successful.
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Ryan
Chicago
Michael Ryan
Rlan
Pssengers
Kate McCleary
Rautauln
N.C. Myers
N. W. Greason
William Tennes
Arthur Gunsaulls
J. BH. Lyman
J. Cohen
J. J. Sullivan
New York
City Hall
Harlem
Five Hurt in Big Four Train Wreck Fatalities Near Eliearethtown
Cincinnati reports a head on collision between two work trains on the Big Four at Eliearethtown. One man, Patrick Mitchell of Indianapolis, was killed instantly and four others were injured.
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Cincionati
Eliearethtown
Patrick Mitchell
Indianapolia
Murphy's Till Robbed of Gaoh
A thief entered E. J. Murphy's paint store on Court Street and stole six dollars and twenty five cents from the cash drawer. The man escaped before discovery, described as a young, stocky fellow in blue serge, while checks remained undisturbed and the clerk was momentarily absent.
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E. J. Murphy
Court Street
J. P. Murphy
Murphy
Burglars Take Clothes From Selbert Schwartz Tailors
Thieves broke into Siebert and Schwartz Tailoring Establishment on Court Street last night by removing a rear door glass and stole a pair of trousers and a vest. Police suspect tramps and warn one who tries to sell the goods locally will be caught. Chief Carney notes the season brings more petty crime as undesirables drift into the city.
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Selbert & Schwartz
Siebert & Schwartz
Court Street
M. J. Carney
Lamont Laughs At Irvin Charge In Pendleton Case
Delta candy maker George Lamont, arrested on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses, laughed at the accusation and called it spite work by W Irvin. Lamont admitted spending some funds, said he would be in court to make a statement, and was held under 500 dollars bond for the circuit court.
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Pendleton
Circuit Court
George Lamont
Delta
Portland
T. D. Taylor
W. Irvin
The
East Oregonian
Aleard
Irvin
la Grande
Lamont
Sheriff Taylor
Strikes Spark Riot at Chicago Stockyards
Striking workers clash with police as Idle Butchers keep up interference in Chicago. An occasioned gunfight occurred when George Batley fired on a crowd near a Swift train. Herbert Dawson, a Nashville strike breaker, went insane at work. Police bolster district forces. packing houses report nearly full staffing and rumors of a Monday break in ranks.
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Chicago
George MH. Batley
Sladman
Swift
Herbert Dawson
Nashville
Danish Torpedo Sinks in Naval Maneuver Collision
In Copenhagen today during training maneuvers of the Danish squadron a torpedo boat named Havresn collided with Storen in the wharf area between the Haitie and Cattogatt. Havresn sank but both crews were saved while Storen sustained slight damage.
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Copenhagen
Haitie
Cattogatt
Havresn
Storen
Bstoren
Forest fires threaten East Kootenay towns in Canada
Fire danger rises in Fernie and East Kootenay districts as smoke fills mines and towns. Authorities prepare evacuations for Michael, with trains ready to move residents away amid advancing flames.
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Vancouver
B. C
East Kootnaf
Fernie
Famea
Michael
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