People of Pendleton and nearby towns visit in 1902
In August 1902 Pendleton and surrounding communities see visitors from Walla Walla Adams Heppner Echo Weston and Baker City plus arrivals from Olympia Spokane and Meacham. Notables include J H Miller and Leon Cohen aiding local business and a broken rib injury to Theodore Harm.
Funeral of Vallely Follows Fatal Freight Car Accident
The funeral for W. R. Vallely, killed Saturday near Ashland when a freight train split and crushed him between cars, was held at N. Dougherty’s home and Vallely was buried in Olney cemetery. The incident occurred on the Southern Pacific near Steinman eight miles from Ashland as a train car was jammed during a broken coupling.
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W. R. Vallely
N. Dougherty
Olney
Young Vallely
Southern Pacific
Steinman
Ashland
Vallely
Pendleton Fire Alarm Echoes Past Brewery Blaze
At 6 30 this morning Pendleton residents were roused by fire alarm bell sounds. The alarm proved to stem from renewed smouldering of the Shultz brewery fire that destroyed the plant over three weeks ago, catching streets by surprise and drawing people out in minutes.
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Pendleton
Shultz
Robber captured in Pasco hold up case
One of the two robbers who shot Pete Johnson at Pasco last Saturday night has been arrested. Will Kettle, a transient, was picked up by Franklin County authorities near Pasco. Johnson, a Swede, was shot in the abdomen and also struck on the head during the robbery that netted $15.30. He was taken to Walla Walla hospital for surgery, but his chances of recovery are poor. The report includes details from baggage man Frank Davis and notes the ongoing pursuit of the other two fugitives.
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Carrier
Baker City
Pete Johnson
Pasco
Will Kettle
Franklin County
Kettle
Sheriff's Office
Johnson
Frank Davis
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Pete Nelson
Mr. Davis
Washington
Oregon
Palouse
Wallula
Range Trouble in Southern Oregon Stockmen’s Notice
Klamath county stockmen issue a notice to Lake county sheep men to keep off the grass. They form a stock committee and bar sheep from the south side of Sprague River to the Klamath reservation. They warn they must protect their range or starve. Bly, Klamath County, Or.
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Oregon
Klamath County
Lake County
Sprague River
Horse Fly Valley
Langell’s Valley
Klamath
Cattle Shipments Leave Local Yards for Seattle and Tacoma
Thirteen cars of beef cattle depart the W. & C. R. stock yards this afternoon bound for Seattle and Tacoma. The stock originates from the John Daly country and targets local markets. Carston Bros. receive twelve cars and West & Furnish one car.
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Seattle
Tacoma
John Daly
Sound
Carston Bros
West & Furnish
Most Effective Advertising Seeks Honest Facts
A discourse on advertising ethics argues that eye catching but truthful claims win trust. It notes strong adjectives offend, exaggeration harms belief, and confidence is the keystone of trade as successful advertisers guard factual statements.
Lynching Hopes Rise After Pasco Holdups
Reports from Pasco and Wallula say a mob mood grows over recent hold ups and a shooting. One captured robber threatens renewed violent action if the Swede victim dies, with residents approving extrajudicial punishment. Authorities fear a mob scene similar to early frontier times if death occurs.
Cattle theft arrest of recently pardoned man Frank Shinn
Frank Shinn, a county figure, was arrested Saturday afternoon on cattle stealing charges after bonds of 300 were later raised to 1000. Witnesses include Toney Brothers, butchers of Haines, who say Shinn sold cattle including a marked cow to be later hidden by L Mendelssohn. Shinn had previously served time in the Oregon penitentiary for larceny.
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Frank Shinn
Samuel White
Thos. Mack
Cattlemen's Association
Shinn
Toney Brothers
Haines
Thomas Mack
L. Mendelson
Oregon Penitentiary
Mike
Baker City Herald
Indian War Veterans Meeting At Independence 1902 Recap
At an adjourned meeting in Independence on August 16, 1902 the Indian War veterans of 1855 and 1856 conducted their proceedings, detailing the business and actions taken during the gathering.
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James Bruce
Benton County
Ben Hayden
James Hayes
Corvallia
J. R. Cooper
Independence
Bruce
Salem
D. L. Hedges
Ren Hayden
Independence, Or
Ball Park Committee Fixes Up Diamond For Beet Pullers Series
The Grounds committee repaired damages from a Wild West show last Wednesday. Bleachers backstop and fence were rebuilt or replaced. Clay and gravel were added to low spots and the outfield leveled. Officials say the field is in much better condition than before the event for the series with La Grande and the Indians.
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la Grande
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Sicex's
Cleaver Bros
Hast
John Walsh
Barn
K. C. Yarnell
W. McKinzie
Athena
F. M. Canfield
Heppner
M. E. Meister
Weston
W. N. Maxwell
Newport
John Vaughn
Spokane
Robert Renn
J. B. Saylor
Echo
W. H. Hawes
Eddy Good
Joe Parkes
J. H. Miller
Hartman
J. W. Duncan
San Francisco
California
W. J. Clarke Hardware Co
Oregon Daily Journal
William J. Furnish
Portland
Columbia
Furnish
W. G. Cole
F. W. Vincent
Theodore Harm
Meacham
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Pendleton Shoe CO
LEE Teutsch
Pendleton Shoe Company
Death’s Door
Pasco and
Juliet
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood St
Oregonian
Ball Park
E.T. Wade
Moka
Pendleton, Om
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Earnheart
Sisters’ School
West Court Street
West Alta Street
Main
Bride
Ros Forestasen i
Alet
W. F. Karnheart
Real Estate and Insurantt Association Block
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