Theatre 10 Opens During Fair Week
Manager Mitchell announces Sept 10 as fall opening date for remodelled Oregon theatre. New stage six feet wider and three feet higher with 1000 dollars of new scenery. Courtney-Morgan stock company from Seattle to perform. Banda Mexicana on Sept 17. other bookings include Sunny Side of Broadway and The Sweetest Girl in Paris.
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Oregon Theatre
J. Mitchell
Courtney-Morgan Stock Company
Seattle
Mitchell
Banda Mexicana
Murray and
Mack
Broadway
Trixie Friganzia
Paris
Jack Veach
Lincoln Aide Major Rathbone Dies in Germany
New York reports the death of Major Henry Reid Rathbone once a military aide to President Lincoln. He died in a German asylum after spending years jailed for killing his wife. He was known for attempting to shield Lincoln during the assassination, receiving a stab wound from Booth.
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H. R. Rathbone
New York
Germany
Henry Reid Rathbone
Lincoln
Booth
Rathbone
Personal notes from Kamela to Wenaha Springs visit
Mrs. Van Bowman returns from Kamela outing. Charles Hamilton, noted wheat raiser of the reservation, visits the city on business. Miss Effie Jean Frazier heads to Wenaha Springs to stay with Mrs. Louis Hunziker for a few days.
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Charles Hamilton
Effie Jean Frazier
Wenaha Springs
Louis Hunziker
Pendleton News Notes on Bridge Girders and Roundup Items
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports work completing the Wig steel girders for the Malin street bridge and a rapid progress ahead. Hunters depart tonight for Emigrant Springs. Frank Griggs Lew Sutton Jack Childreth and Guy Hays to hunt grouse. Fred Crawford in Los Angeles shows improvement after months of illness. P. Elliot adds 21 feet of French range space in his Ferguson building cafe, ahead of a busy Round-Up season. Saddles by Power Son and Hamley Co on display. possible Cheyenne exhibition next week. Royal M Sawtelle forwards Round-Up souvenir spoons with broncho head motifs. Owl Tea House Pro Tem closes after W A Snedaker resigns due to father-in-law’s death. directorate to appoint successor. house to reopen soon.
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Elliot
Ferguson Building
Main Street
Power & Son
Hamley & Co
Cheyenne
Owl Tea House
Tillamook
W. A. Snedaker
Snedaker
Tllamook
Round-Up Leaders to Attend Cheyenne Frontier Days
Attorney J. Roy Raley president of the Round-Up association and Sheriff T. D. Taylor livestock manager will depart tomorrow to Cheyenne as guests of Frontier Days management during the four day show next week. They hope to profit from their visit to the older wild west attraction.
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Cheyenne
J. Roy Raley
Round-Up Association
T. D. Taylor
Helix Hotel Sold at Auction by Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely auctioned the Helix Hotel this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The property, formerly owned by Mrs. Nettle Myers, was bid in for Frank and Edith Tilman minors and two newspapermen, who secured it for the costs and judgment against it, a little over $1300.
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Helix Hotel
Joe Blakely
Nettle Myers
Lowell
Frank
Edith Tilman
Mudiende
Two Marriage Licenses Awarded in Hermiston and Umatilla
Two marriage licenses were granted today, pairing Walter B. Hinkle of Hermiston with Minnie Naylor of Umatilla, and James Gray with Mollie Bean of this city. The latter couple wed this afternoon in the presence of Fred Taylor and others, as local officials celebrate. Secretary Keefe Is Back from Astoria attended a meeting of the Pinechetta Commercial club and reported progress toward uniting business leaders to bolster regional development.
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Walter B. Hinkle
Hermiston
Minnie , Naylor
Umatilla
James Gray
Mollie Bean
Fred Taylor
Charles “Myers
Julee Thos
Flix Gerald
Keefe
I K. Keefe, Jr
Pinchetta Comundrelas
Astoria
Eecreliche of
Oreo Commercia Clube
Local court fines and jail sentences recorded
John Stump and Carey Hovey paid five dollars each for drunkenness. John Doe and Richard Roe paid twice as much for disorderly conduct. Fred Shi gard, pleading not guilty to disorderly conduct, forfeited his bail. Ed Murphy and Frank Williams received three days each and Mr. Madden two days for being too bibulous on the streets.
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John Stump
Carey Hovey
John Doe
Richard Roe
Fred Shigard
Ed Murphy
Frank Williams
Mr. Madden
Wreck Delays Trains Near Arlington Blalock
A derailment of freight cars at Blalock near Arlington yesterday delayed the Walla Walla local and Portland train No. 18 by over five hours. A broken flange on a rear truck wheel caused the westbound crash at milepost 138. A Pendleton inquiry blamed Ex. 524 for the six A.M. derailment. Ed Murphy, jailed for days over drinking, is not Pendleton's mayor, officials say.
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Blalock
Arlington
Walla Walla
No. 18
Portland
T. F. O'Brien
Dalles
Ore
T F. O'Grlen
Pendleton
Board of Inquiry
E. J. Clough
H. Beardsley
R. V. Morris
FL. Corkendall
W. R. Ladd
Bollons
Gompers Begins Northwestern Tour From Washington
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor arrived in Denver today from Washington for a two month northwestern tour. He will visit Vancouver before returning, with stops planned in Oregon and Washington as labor leaders arrange elaborate entertainments in Pacific coast cities.
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Denver
Cold
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Erget
Vancouver
BR. C
Citibes
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Educational Day at Pale Sets Sept 12 Schedule
The Morrow-Umai county tiio directors have designated Tuesday September 12 as Educational Day. County Superintendent Frank K. Welles and City Superintendent J. S. Landers will organize a speaking and musical program and arrange for a distinguished educator to give an address plus additional numbers to ensure an enjoyable and interesting day.
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Pale
Morrow-Umailu County
Tiio
Frank K. Welles
J. 8. Landers
Funeral of Mrs Sarah Jones in Portland to Walla Walla
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Jones who died on Lee Street yesterday was held at the Church of the Redeemer with burial in Olney cemetery. Born in West Bromwich England 63 years ago she and her husband William Jones moved to the United States many years ago and lived in Portland for three years before a wagon trip to Walla Walla ended in her death.
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Wim. Jones
Sarah Jones
Lee Street
Church of the Redeemer
Olney
Weat Bromish
England
William Jones
United States
Portland
Walla Walla
Police Court Busy as Judge Kag Handles Day
Police Court faced a busy session with Judge Fitz Gerald Kag presiding. Eight defendants appeared on the dock, five fines were collected, and three cases proceeded to further action.
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Fitz Gerald Kag
Captain John Eager Howard Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
Captain John Eager Howard of Baltimore died from a self inflicted bullet wound last Friday after a period of ill health. He was 44, a grandson of General John Eager Howard and of Francis Scott Key, father of the Star Spangled Banner. He served in the Civil War.
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Baltimore
John Eager Howard
Sailors Union Mourns Secretary and Prize Offer
Aberdeen Washington sailors union posts a £50 reward for the arrest and conviction of former secretary R Wortman who vanished amid an alleged $165 shortage. Union branches on the Pacific coast have been notified with his description. Wortman stood under $500 bonds and his accounts were viewed as sound.
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Aberdeen
Wash
R. Wortman
Union
Pacific Coast
Vortman
Slag accident kills Fountain Copper worker at bay shore
John Watson a Fountain Copper company teamater died after a 160 pound clump of red hot slag struck him near the heart while he hauled slag to the bay. He collapsed as the slag hit, Dr. Ratten failed to save him.
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Mart’nez
John Watson
Fountain Copper Company
Bay Shore
Here
Watson
Dr. Ratten
Alderman Frees Man Who Spanked Wife For Extravagance
Wilkes Barre Alderman Rick Etts discharged William Novalous of Ashley after he admitted spanking his wife for extravagance. He said he provided a monthly sum to run the house and spanked her with a razor strap when he found funds misused. The wife appeared none the worse as the alderman ruled the act excusable.
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Mrs. Novalous
Wanted Spanish Bible for Mrs Longworth during Congress
Mrs Alice Roosevelt seeks a Spanish Bible for Mrs Alice Longworth during session in Washington. Public notices in this era show household requests and social names linked to political figures and official goings on.
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Alice Longworth
Congress
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Mrs Longworth Seeks Bible Translation in Spanish
Longworth spends quiet congressional days reading the Bible in Spanish with apocrypha. She visits a book shop and asks for The Bible in Spanish including the apocrypha, noting the Protestant version and the need to finish it. The clerk must order it for her.
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Longworth
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