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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1906
Page
8
Transient waiter robbed Imperial for about 13 dollars
James Kennedy a temporary waiter at the Imperial restaurant is under arrest charged with robbing the establishment of about 13 dollars. He admitted taking the money after closing the place on Saturday night and was found with about nine dollars. a six dollar coin was hidden in his mouth. Kennedy claims he took the money only to close and go to bed, denying intent to steal beyond that night. Police pursued him earlier in the day and he was captured in the lobby saloon by Marshal Gurdane and Officer Waters. He is jailed on the serious charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
James Kennedy
Imperial
Kenedy
Kennedy
Potlee
Po-Lce
Officer Waters
South Hill
Marshal Gurdane
Despain Store Half Interest Sold to Bean
J B Despain and Charles E Bean will form a new firm by September 1 taking charge of the Despain store on North Main. Bean will manage and the stock will be involved until the deal closes. The firm will offer men and women furnishings, shoes and notions with a strong shoe line. Bean has long been a Pendleton resident and recently managed the Boston store for C E Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despain
Main Street
J. B. Despain
Charles E. Bean
North Main Street
Mr. Bean
C. E. Roosevelt
Boston
Two Companies Seek Franchise for Electric Rail Service
Two firms the Walla Walla Traction Company and the Columbia and Walla Walla Electric Company seek city approval to lay electric lines. The plan would connect Walla Walla with Milton via a single rail line within a short time, subject to authority and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aide
Milton Eagle
Walla Walla
City
Milton
ePerie Ace Asnty
Walla Watle Traction Company
Columbia & Walla Walla Electric Company
Two Injured as Foot Caught Between Passenger Coaches
An eastbound No. 2 train at Kamel a halted after a tramp fell from a coach top. A woman on the platform had her foot caught between two car platforms as the cars came together. She suffered severe pain but no broken bones and was taken to La Grande for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamela
la Grande
Four Horse Team Frenzy Hits Main Street Run
A four horse team belonging to Gid Brown, brother of Postmaster J T Brown, thundered through the business district about 10 this morning. The farm wagon outfit started west of Main, shot up Alta, crossed Main, turned north on Cottonwood, then hit a levee embankment and stopped with no serious damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Brown
J. T. Brown
Main Street
Alta
Main
Cottonwood
Buried Unknown Man Found Near Mile Post 227
Jury verdict indicates the man was killed by a locomotive pilot on a railroad line. The unidentified traveler, found Saturday with back injuries four miles west of Olney, had a sack of provisions and a pepper packet. investigators noted no signs of identity or origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Post
Wreken
Olney
Filson
Baker & Folsom
Fr. Rounds
RM. G'Brein
Gus Sehmiat
W. F Temple
J. F. Laing
W. J Powler
B FE. Renn
Jountymen
Ralph Folsom
Folsom
W. G. Cole
Here
City Council Considers Pole Removal From Street Line
A special council meeting is set for this evening to hear levee engineers Meera Young and Keleny and to pass a resolution removing electric and telephone poles from the street line. The city attorney was ordered to draft the measure and present it with the levee report for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Meera
Young
Keleny
New Night Clerk in Royce Hotel Tells 7:40 Call Tale
In a Mountainhome Maverick note, Dr. Smith, visiting from Bolxe, shares a tale of a Royce hotel where a guest requests 7 o'clock but the call sheet is full. The clerk suggests a 7:40 call, sparking amusement among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Smith
Bolxe
Royce
Mountainhome Maverick
Wheat Farner From Kanana Seeks Northwest Lands
Joe Mollenkamp, a Harton County Kansas wheat farmer, plans investment in lands northwest before returning east. Cousin 8. T. Chermillier is targeted in Cold Springs country. Son-in-law Wallace Newell will join in Walla Walla next week and move to Washington or Oregon to oversee joint investments. Ten years ago Mollenkamp visited Pendleton but was delayed in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanana
Joe Molenkamp
Harton County
Kansas
T. Chermillier
Cold Springs
Mr. Mollenkamp
Rewdide
Wallace Newell
Walla Walla
Newell
Washington
Oregon
Mollenkamp
Pendleton
Sale of 419 Delaine bucks to Sher idan buyer
Smith Livestock Co sells 419 thoroughbred Delaine bucks to Alex Donaldson of Sheridan. The animals will be shipped soon under Donaldson's care. Price paid could not be learned. both parties praised the long price achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Livestock Co
Wyoming
J. BE. Smith Livestock Company
Alex Donaldson
Sheridan
Speed Meet at Frazier Track Draws Local Horsemen
Yesterday morning at the Frazier race track on Tutu ’ia an informal speeding meet was held with Frank Frasier and other local horsemen testing fast horses. No races were run but many residents drove out from the city to observe the speed trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier Race Track
Tutu‘ia
Frank Frasier
Burroughs Stricken At Home With Typhoid Threat
Ben Burroughs remains confined to bed after a brief illness and a short outing last evening as typhoid fever threat hangs over him in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Burroughs
Police Court orders fines for drunks in morning session
In police court the morning session fined four men for drunkenness. J Craig, Pat Caney, John Doe, and William Bradshaw were each ordered to pay five dollars to the city or serve three days in jail. The interpreter was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Craig
Pat Caney
John Doe
William Bradshaw
Daughter Born to Rev and Mrs Ju K Buchanan
A daughter was born yesterday to Reverend Ju K Buchanan and his wife. The family welcomes the new arrival and reports mother and baby are resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju. K. Buchanan
Finns on Route to Grant County Seek Work and Land
John Eckereth a Finn recently arrived in this country traveled through town this morning on his way to Grant County where he has secured fall and winter work and plans to take up government land He has limited English from his time as an attache at Helsingfors and noted Mr Bokstoth has met with Finns in the northern part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
John Eckereth
Helsingfors
Grant Conty
Bokstoth
Bloom divorce case filed by Sadie Bloom against J H Bloom
Sadie Bloom files divorce complaint against J H Bloom alleging separation since 1893 after a 1983 Republic Washington marriage. The petition notes no children and cites alleged cruelty as the grounds for the dissolution of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Bloom
Dvorce
J. H. Bloom
J. H. Lawrey
Republic, Wash
Governor Chambers favors ex Senator George Turner for VP
Governor Chamberlain backs former United States Senator George Turner of Washington as the vice presidential choice on a Bryan ticket. Turner is positioned as a leading running mate option alongside Bryan, aligning with Nebraska political alignment and national campaign strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
George Turner
Washington
Bryan
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