Bowman Stung by Bees in Freewater Incident
Ersel Bowman of Vincent was stung by bees near Freewater Oregon and collapsed unconscious. He remains severely affected as physicians assess his condition and treatment continues.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1911
Page
2
Ersel Bowman of Vincent was stung by bees near Freewater Oregon and collapsed unconscious. He remains severely affected as physicians assess his condition and treatment continues.
In White Salmon Washington a bear dog owned by L W Wooll risks injury after attacking a porcupine. The dog named Doe bears quill injuries, and the incident highlights dangers faced by working dogs in the area.
Ernest Kumbler arrives with two five foot limbs cut from an apple tree, both part of this year’s growth, in Hermiston Oregon.
Fire destroyed the residence of Louis Johnson in Oregon. The blaze was not discovered until it was too late to help. The family, living near Keane in the mountains, was tethering huckleberries. The loss was about 2400 dollars.
A mother named Mrs. Fred John saved her timing infant when the child began tumbling toward a steep stair, pulling the baby back before the fall could harm him. The incident occurred at their residence and left the infant unharmed.
The fragment references an event in Chicago with mentions of Arrivals and readings. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. The readable items include a city, a venue, and vague actions but no coherent dates or outcomes. Further text is needed for a precise summary.
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Newport reports a runaway incident involving Mrs Ellen Baker, a Newport resident. Details describe a woman leaving home abruptly, with local authorities noting missing person status and ongoing inquiries. This brief item notes the case backdrop and municipal response.
A 71 year old homesteader near Priest River was badly hurt when her horse bolted near Fidelity mill Newport, throwing her from the buggy and causing a broken arm several ribs and a scalp wound. Recovery expected. Favorable views on commission form of government discussed by mayor’s committee at the commercial club rooms. final recommendation to the council will support the commission form with possible outline of a specific type.
Five year olds Winston Rozell and Ray Sallberg entered an open shack on Seattle street owned by C. W. Comstock and occupied by A. Gang Athey. They played with matches and found a kerosene bottle, pouring it on the floor. Sallberg poured kerosene then Rozell dropped a match, starting a fire that destroyed the building as they escaped through a window. Athey lost clothes and belongings in the blaze.
Midday robbery in Wash At a place named JUAgi Or Ue near Phomkant valley. Two men, one armed, robbed a worker at Winena and took severene monmsted with the men. Victim and others describe the scene. authorities expect capture and turn over to sheriff for inquiry.
Fragmented article notes a widow in London, Mrs Leela Crotoin, proposing marriage to Col Green. The piece hints at social pressures, a dramatic tone, and mentions a dead husband four months prior.
A blue envelope letter to Colonel Green reveals a widow recounting seven years of happiness, asking for care and love, noting no children, a dressmaking business, and her appealing looks. The writer contrasts blondes and dark-haired women as a curious detail.
Washington report on Belva A Lockwood, noted lawyer and former presidential candidate, taking up aviation as an amateur, showing strong interest in the new aeronautical development. She plans to own a machine before long and may tour to test its flight capabilities, with preparations and local conditions mentioned.
Viet farm and three other life-term prisoners rode four horses to the Weeks residence on Saturday night for robbery. Mrs Weeks was killed when Willams opened fire, her son shot as he fled to his room. Williams lay wounded until Sunday noon, when he died. the other three men escaped.
Renowned Paris dentist Dr Peniel Hyally Smith arrives in America from France with European patrons to correct dental defects for A C Hobard and others. The mission aims to supply therapeutic care, including liver and blood cleansing theories, amid reported prestige and medical claims.
Mrs Fath handed over £16 and valuables after two armed men entered her home and forced her to flee. One man wore a revolver and warned her against crying out. They fled in a buggy down Mission street. Detectives Malone and OConnell found no trace. Mrs Fath described one as dark and the other red headed with freckles.
News wires report an escaped convict attacked during a local event in Ponweola Fi injuring several. A Mrs Weelog and Deputy Weeks faced the assailant as authorities pursued the convict, who was serving a sentence for the killing of John White and Ed Danshy.
A garbled OCR passage recounts a violent event in which a child is harmed during a robbery. Names, places, and actions are obscured, but the scene involves two men, one detaining or attacking a baby and another robber dealing with the infant, with scattered dialogue and references to St Marys and a local street. The exact chronology and identities are unclear due to corrupted text.
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