Academy Will Open In Pendleton This September
St Josephs Academy launches the new school year with classes starting Monday September 4 in Pendleton, two weeks ahead of Pendleton and Hye public schools. Venues include a fay boarding school with expected high enrollment and strong city attendance, praised as a leading Eastern Oregon private academy run by the Sisters of St Francis.
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Jovenh's Academy
Pendleton Academy
Hye
Whicch
Oregon
Armitzation
Finters
St. Francis
Furniah Mipalie Teiehen
Echol
Wand
New Train Schedule Between Wallia Walla and Pendleton
The Walla Walla Union reports a new passenger train service between Wallia Walla and Pendleton to start Saturday morning. City Ticket Agent Vin De Water says the departure is at 1:00 AM with a 1 hour 40 minute journey to Pendleton, return in the evening arriving Wallin Wallin at 7:46 PM. Uncertainty over exact inauguration date noted due to equipment and time card preparations.
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Walla Walla
Wnells
O Ro & N
le Hi Ue Elty
Walla Walla Pendleton
Oo 1H & NS
Umatilla County
John T. Whistler
Oregon
Portland
National Irrigation Association
Irrigation Association
Thiy L. Goinnie
Creieo
Lews
Dun P. Smythe
Lewis and Cluck Fale
Mr. Smythe
University of Mnnesota
Whita Wallon
Ferguson Ill From Mountain Attack at Bingham Springs
Charles J Ferguson of the Pen Diston Woolen mill was brought from Bingham Springs in the afternoon after a severe rheumatic attack caused by hard mountain climbing and exertion during his mountain vacation. His wife and Dr Fred Lewallen accompanied him home.
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Charles J. Ferguson Hl
Charles J. Perguson
Pendiston
Bingham Springs
Mir Torguson
Husb
Fred Lewallen
In Police Court. Morning forfeiture and arrests city limits
In police court this morning Mise Richard Roe and Miss John Doe forfeited $10 bail for fast driving inside the city limits, with over 200 members of the Onter arrested last evening. Wallen Walla County report includes Chinese Masons celebrate birthday of Gin Mun in Walla Walla. Robbed Yoakum farmer Jeore Bonner, escapee from Oregon Reform School, is now held in Huntington awaiting officer.
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Richard Roe
John Doei0oh
Hey
Wallen Walla County
Boy Arrested in Yoakum Burglary Case
A young man named Honner was arrested in Huntington wearing an Oregon boot and found with a pistol a watch and other items. He confessed to burglarizing a milk house at Yoakum and will be brought back to stand trial for burglary, with authorities alerted by the sheriff.
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F. Saputenis
Yoakum
Rouner
Huntington
Oregon
Bonner
sherrifCe
Young Honner
Newsboys Barred From Platform at O B R & N Depot
Chief of Police announces a ban on selling wares on the depot platform this afternoon. Newsboys and trust vendors may sell along the train and in station yards east of the platform. Prohibition aims to reduce crowding and danger as trains move baggage and cross tracks.
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Coftman
Traiin
Weston Memoir Poem Hints at Salt Lake Ties
A fragmentary note from Weston speaks of Mrs Robert French hosting guests and seeking remaining joys. President French expresses pride in Khusham over Klas new work and praises Salt Lake City attractions while hoping for a future in eastern Oregon normal school and a wood place not to be altered by distant forces.
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Robert French
Weston
French
Khusham
Klas
Salt Lake City
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Tie Wood
Onion Measures 22 In Exhibition at Landfair Market
Onion weighing over three pounds from the Walla Walla valley topped the Landland Market exposition as the largest vegetable of its kind. William Clarke’s farm was the site. Clarke Toms won three prizes for it and the judge’s verdict followed.
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Walla Walla Valley
Lawland
Old Fanning place sold for dairy ranch near McKay Creek
North Yakima August 26 A man was assaulted near Yakima Avenue by a heavyset stranger who grabbed his purse containing over 40 in cash before fleeing down the tracks. Earlier sales records show the Fanning property changing hands twice, first to Theodore Chopney for 25000 and then to Cheney for 25000, with prior transfer to Moe and Chey.
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Lyman
Wos
Theodore Chopney
Wes
Lymain Gy Cheney
Moe
Chey Oye
Yakima
Wien
Yakina Avenue
Warren
Discoverer Harrisburg Named Juneau Mining Pioneered Alaska
Richard T. Harris, famed discoverer along with Joseph Juneau, helped found Juneau Alaska after locating Silver Bow basin and the townsite initially named Harrisburg. The Harri mining district influenced early Alaska prospecting, with Harris portraying a frontier life spanning Colorado to Alaska and as a cousin to Pittsburgh politician John Dalzeil.
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Richard ‘T. Harris
Juneau
Alaska
Oregon Daily Journal
Mr. Harris
Joseph Juneau
Silver Bow Basin
Hartleburg
Harri
Morris
John Dalzeil
Pitteburg
Con Miman
Colorado
Harris
George & Pile
Sitka
Hall Brothers
San Francisco
Harrie Sayad
Fieburg
Pennsylvania
No Saloon Limits at Grand Dorns Council Action
City council approved a liquor by law restricting hotels to eight within city limits and abolishing all others. Aldermen Clement and Hutton opposed. others supported the move. The measure targets disreputable lodging houses masquerading as hotels and operating under police protection.
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Gram Works, BH
Clement
Hutton
Mammy and Miss Dromgoole Resignations
A lament titled Mammy contrasts a black face with a white heart and gold. The poem praises a nurse figure while referencing regret over lost years. Miss Dromgoole and H. Conger resign from ambassadorships. Conger’s resignation to Mexico takes effect October 18, with President Roosevelt accepting.
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Ebon
Kuwin H. Conger
Town
Mexico
Roosevelt
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