City Briefities Mixed Classifieds and Notices
A jumble of small ads and notices lists items for sale rent and jobs. Entries mention mattresses furniture hats typewriter organ refrigerators grain racks and hotel rates. Several recruiting calls for salesmen and construction workers appear with contact details and locations in Portland Newton and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & Folsom
Cosble &J
Graham Furniture Co
Desphlin
Webb St
West Court St
Portland
Cremon
Atwood Hmidg
Chicago
Fale—Torme
Bogey
Hatriie Terese
Ehats
Newton Livern
Oboe Wood
Oregon
Warren Construction Co
Sign Artist Tam Locates in Pendleton for Gold Leaf Work
A brief notice from Jean Burgoyne invites patrons to the Tribune office for orders. The item hints at a sign painter offering gold leaf and variety of signs. Also mentions a pleasant surprise related to Baker & Folsom's carpet and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Pendleton
Tribune
Jean Burgoyne
Baker & Fwolsom’s
Naval Discipline Punishments for British Sailors
London Tit-Bits reports curious Navy penalties for infractions. Sailors line up on deck facing painted woodwork with hammocks on shoulders for an hour or more. They scoop water with a spoon between two buckets, walk backward with a heavy projectile, or are made to laugh on the forebridge. Spitting on deck leads to spittoons strapped to the chest. Such punishments are common and rarely reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack
A Pottery Town in China Chingtechen’s Craft Hub
Chingtechen in China stands apart with vast pottery activity for centuries. The town’s earthenware industry occupies kilns along a river, with streets filled by designers, molders, painters, and laborers, swelling to about 400000 in summer. Johns Hopkins in Baltimore sells a thermometer touted as the finest ever made, priced at $10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chingtechen
China
Chin
Lae le
Pereviati
Chingtechou
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Portland Labor Leader Seen With Dr Lowell In City
Portland labor leader and Dr Lowell were observed together in the city. A string of visitors includes Mrs A Willis of Walla Walla, Mr and Mrs FL Thomson of Buttercreek, and Elgin residents Breshears and Mayfield. Local residents and traveling officials pass through Pendleton with varied visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurry
Ocklint
Lowell
de MeFaul
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
A. la Willis
Walla Walls
Lee Moorhouse
FL Thomson
Buttercreek
Habeas Corpus for Baker Faces Osle Grand Larceny Charge
Martin Baker, held on grand larceny in Osle, faces habeas corpus action filed by Carter Raley & Raley in circuit court. Charles H L Carter leads the petition with Judge Bean set to rule at 3 PM. District Attorney Phelly represents the sheriff in custody of Baker. An officer from Onto is expected to seize Baker, who was arrested near Hellz days ago by Marshal Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Melix
Onto
Hellz
Marshal Griswold
Deflhnce
Evans Condemns More Fruit Seizures by Inspector
Evans condemns further culled fruit destroyed by an inspector amid calls for tighter enforcement of the laws governing fruit disposal. The report notes multiple loads condemned and removed as authorities push for stricter compliance.
Condemnation of Poor Fruit Draws Attention in Pendleton
Howard Evans deputy to apector orders several wagonloads of fruit destroyed at Pendleton market. Peddlers from the Milton country brought in fruit now deemed unfit for sale. Evans vows stricter scrutiny of fruit peddled to stores and urges Chow to ensure quality produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Evans
Mijton
Pendleton
Evans
Chow
Bean case moves forward after court denies strike
In the circuit court this morning Judge Bean denied a motion to strike part of the complaint. The Peoples Warehouse Fair Store and Baker and Folsom sued the city and Byers. The judge overruled the defense motion, sending the case to trial on its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City and
Byers
Prom
Bean
Peoples Warehouse
Fair Store
Baker & Folsom
Byer
John McCourt
Guerra Suffers Defeat in Pinar de Rin Fight
Report from Haven says Guerra’s insurgent movement faced a three hour battle at Pinar de Rin with government forces, while Gomez in Costely and other posts see actions and guard moves. Government claims retreat to Guane and heightened security as arrests and conspiracies tied to the uprising unfold. Local officials report detentions and countermeasures amid rising unrest.
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Whallington
Genera
iWhares
Haven
Ollie Guerra
Pinar de Rin
Gomes
Costely
Havens
Guerra
Guane
San Juan Martinez
San Lie
Jose Miguel Gamez
Gomez
Gans Gains Weight Won Poker Game Refusing Details
Gans reports gaining weight to 125 pounds and plans a heavy training week after winning a poker game but declines to reveal the amount. General Joseph Brown, Montana legislator and notable resident, died in Rochester, Minnesota. Spokane International completes Jaylog track to the junction with Great Northern near Sand Point. Father Wood, English monk in Rome, is credited with inventing the piano in 1711.
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Goldfield
Gans
Joseph Brown
Montana
Rochester
Minn
Spokane International
Great Northern
Chuckslough
Sand ‘Point
Daha
Father Wood
Rome
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Optician
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H. J. Miller
Chicago & Northwestern
Clyde C. Hunt
G. W. Hunt
Ontario
George Fell
Severnl
Homer Reeves
Raker City
Winnie Privett
Hidaway Springs
Milton Rows
Teutsch
W. H. McCormmach
Lehman Springs
Ralph Howland
Post Office
Gillam County
F. W. Whitney
The
Electric Company
Wisconsin
George W. Wilbur
Marysville
St. George
Will M. Peterson
Athena
Helix
John Tharp
John Sweet
Johns
Ariington
Hid Eben
Widows
Lortiti Democrat
Lyote
Lett
Min Ty
Spokane
Miss Mary
Colfax
Mite Kate Loughyen Haa
Ogone Wowk Tine
Stearmatent Sprige UK
Henry Siohit
Grant Covey
Dy FL & Lowell
Nic
Ashion
Solomon
Jonathan
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Cibon
Winnie
Petersburg
Moscow
Yara Yaroslav
Volhynia
Sum‘bitek Konyn
Yekaterlenoslav
Stolypin
Nov Teherskosk
Commack
Murger
Odin
New York Life Insurance Company
Kaulbars
Pendleton Roller Mills
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