Global News Roundup Sparks Wide World Developments
Headlines report Egypt opens a new cotton belt while the Maine yacht is hailed as the navy’s fastest battleship. Elnora Bank fails with the owner missing. Colombian conflict continues at Agua Dulce. A year of strong union growth in the United States. Universal Peace Union seeks abolition of naval maneuvers. Mor mon missionaries expelled from Germany. Kaffirs in South Africa warned of trouble after Boer War arming. Paris crime wave seen as dangerous for unmasked workers at night. Boxer killings in China reportedly confirmed. UK recruiting lists show big fall and revival of conscription. North American Copper buys Ferris-Haggerty mine for 1 million, effective September 1. Philippine education dept states teachers focus on training, not proselytizing.
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Maine
Elnora Bank
Elnora
Ind
Agua Dulce
United States
Universal Peace Union
South Africa
Paris
China
England
North American Copper Company
Ferris-Haggerty
Battle Lake
Wyo
Department of Education
Philippines
Portland and Northwest News Roundup
Portland plans to establish water and grit works at Corvallis. The second annual log rolling of the Woodmen of Central Washington will be held in Ellensburg. Governor Geer approves a Minnesota requisition for Charles M. Wilkins, wanted for horse stealing. Oregon pioneer Alexander Canutt dies in Colfax, Washington. An Eastern firm seeks a 50 year lease near Eugene for a large saw mill. Harrisburg investigates a mysterious hotel death. September 1 set for Rogue River dam celebration. Pacific Coast Indian Institute backs abolishing governmental Indian schools. Western lead dealers push against the lead trust. McDonald and Ryan, the Toucher robbers, get five-year sentences at Walla Walla.
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Washington
Ellensburg
Wash
Geer
Minnesota
Charles M. Wilkins
Alexander Canutt
Oregon
Plains
Colfax
Eugene
Harrisburg
Rogue River
Hotel Arrivals List Includes Visitors From Across Cities
A long hotel arrivals page records guests from Portland to Spokane and beyond. Names include C Ottershagen Lakin Martin Kelly Traver Harris Nylander Spike Gwinn White Robinson Golding Morris Maher Smith Spencer, Chicago San Francisco The Dalles The Dalles Helena La Grande Milton Athena Benson Baker City Helix Grant's Pass and more, with many adds from The Dalles, Spokane, and Lewiston.
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C. Ottershagen
Portland
L. C. Lakin
B. Martin
Dayton
J. F. Kelly
San Francisco
H. L. Traver
George Harris
Andy Nylander
D. Shults
Spokane
Heatfield
W. Candish
Eli Spike
Echo
W. E. Gwinn
E. A. White
W. A. White
W. A
F. J. Gardner
C. Matheson
St. Paul
August Holland
Seattle
A. W. Tichner
James Newman
City
A. C. Fonts
Boise
W. R. McRoberts
John Hanna
C. Henkle
Lake View
W. Kreuger
the Dalles
M. Kreuger
Jud Zeroff
W. H. Masten
Ukiah
H. Boylen
H. Connell
Umatilla
H. Farrell
N. G. Clark
Cunningham
L. Downer
Sam Lee
A. J. Hall
H. Gray
Samuel Bowden
Grant's Pass
M. H. Burke
D. Betts
Pilot Rock
George Cates
Baker City
George Reed
Colorado
James Walker
Helix
Ray Clarke
Della Rayburn
la Grande
P. F. Robinson
Effie Crimmins
Milton
A. J. Kilcup
Chicago
P. E. Hunsucker
John Bergevin
Athena
Juda Zieroff
Benson
Ed BE. Thompson
Butte
F. N. Churchill
M. Venard
Lewiston
G. W. Fletcher
G. E. Vater
Bonner’s Ferry
Photographer C C Harlan’s Dyspepsia Cure
Look Pleasant, Please, Photographer C C Harlan of Ea ton Ohio can do so now though for years he suffered untold agony from indigestion. He tried Electric Bitters which he says cured him and they are a godsend to dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unrivaled for stomach liver kidneys they rebuild the body. Try them 50c guaranteed by Tallman Co druggists.
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C. C. Harlan
Eaton, O
Tallman & Co
Belts & Rainbille Complete Fine Residence for Cunha
P T Belts of Belts and Rainbille reports completion of a two story residence for Joe Cunha on the Mose Tribute place across the river. The $2000 cement cellar and conveniences mark it as one of the region’s finest homes. Rainbille to install a tank for Cunha. work on Berkley brick to start opposite the Savings Bank on Alta elimes tomorrow.
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P. T. Belts
Belts & Rainbille
Echo
Joe Cunha
Mose
Rainbille
Cunha
Belts and Rainbille
Berkley New Brick
Savings Bank
Alta Elimes
Pendleton Sweeps Baker City in Close League Wins
Pendleton won both Saturday and Sunday games at Baker City in hard fought contests. La Grande defeated the Sharpshooters twice in rough encounters that stayed tight to the end.
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Pendleton
Baker City
la Grande
Pendleton Indians Sweep Weekend Games in Inland Empire
In league action Pendleton beat Baker City 5–2 on Saturday and 7–6 on Sunday while La Grande defeated Walla Walla 11–10 and 10–2. Pendleton maintains a slim lead with Walla Walla close behind and La Grande rising to challenge. The Baker City series featured errorless play Saturday and a tight finish Sunday, with Taylor and Thomas delivering strong pitching for their clubs. The Indians returned home pleased after a trip marked by tougher batting against them yet successful outcomes.
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Pendleton
Baker City
la Grande
Walla Walla
Pendleton’s
Baby” Hays
Indians
Dawer
Baker
Pendletonians
Noble Reds
Taylor
Thomas
Scrappy weekend games ignite clashes in La Grande
Over the weekend at La Grande the Walla Walla squad reused old tactics while the Beet Pullers refused to concede. Their players clashed with the Sharpshooters demanding open play or equal kicking, prompting two or three exchanges as both sides rushed in to retaliate.
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la Grande
Walla Walla
la Grande Boys
Beets Gardeners Edge Sharp Shooters In Prolonged Games
The Saturday contest lasted nearly three hours amid wrangling over decisions as the Beet Gardeners beat the Sharp shooters 11 to 10. On Sunday the game exceeded three hours with the Sharp shooters losing temper and the team prevailing 10 to 2.
Tamarac Adams Drives In Winning Run In Pendleton
Tamarac Adams drove in the decisive run as the Indians beat Baker City with two outs and the bases loaded. Sehill stole second and scored on Adams' center field hit after two men were caught attempting to steal home. White, Northwest league pitcher, arrived in Pendleton to finish the season. Next games shift to Pendleton and Walla Walla with the Gold Diggers and Beet Pullers visiting.
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Tamarac
Adams
Baker City
Sehills
Hupp
White
Tacoma
Pendleton
Indians
Walla Walla
Gold Diggers
Washington
The Observation Car Trains With Electric Comforts
The observation car features a barber shop and bath room smoking and card rooms library and an elegant parlor for the ladies all brilliantly lighted with electricity and cooled with electric fans. The train is mighty popular and all agents will gladly provide information on request.
Pendleton Lands Sold to Highest Bidder in Call to Boyd
The call on E. D. Boyd of Pendleton authorized the purchase of reservation lands. The lands were sold to the highest bidder.
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E. D. Boyd
Pendleton
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