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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1906
Page
8
Funeral and council actions mark Pendleton scene
Funeral for Frank B Clapton at his north Pendleton home and burial at Olney cemetery followed by Masons ritual. A city council special meeting expressed condolences, praising Clapton as water commissioner and longtime servant. Also a separate 10 am service conducted by Rev W L Van Nuys for Mrs Perkins’ child obituary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Bard
Episcopal Church
Walla Walla
Frank Boyd Clapton
Olney
Pendleton Lodge No. 52
Will Moore
Pendleton Lodge
F. W. Vincent
FL E. Judd
Leon Cohen
John T. Lambirth
Mark Moorhouse
Charles H. Carter
W. J. Furnish
T. C. Tastor
Mra. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
A.T. Perkins
Ange
Perkins
Lincoln Street
W. L. van Nuys
Fly poison tragedy claims Stage Gulch child
A 17 month old boy, Claude Perkins, the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Perkins, died after swallowing fly poison at the family ranch eight to fourteen miles north of town. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon as the child drank the deadly squid poison, prompting a call to Howe Y. C. D. Smith who rushed to the scene Then the text cuts off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perkins
Stage Gulch
Perkins Ranch
Claude
Maloney Rader Party Back From Mountain Hunt
A hunting party led by J. W. Maloney and M. A. Rader returned home Saturday evening after a two week camping trip in the county mountains. They reported some game sightings but only one deer was secured, shot by Maloney on the 15th morning. A second party including D. B. Sheller and several wardens accompanied them moments later, with the camping party publicly displaying their purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
J. W. Maloney
M. A. Rader
Chas. Brown
Wayne Maloney
Donald Rader
Mr. Maroney
Winkie
D. B. Sheller
Railroad Man Robbed at Bingham Springs Station
J Bingham Springs station camp of J 8 Mackey raided last evening with a theft of a salt dish a telescope a gun and various clothing items. Mackey a R and N signal man was away on a speeder when intruders entered his tent and stole his belongings. Meanwhile Nellie McAdam announced her resignation as Pendleton schools teacher and board accepted noting health issues in both herself and daughter. Salvation Army Captain Hellesuth plans short service tour visiting The Dalles Arlington Heppner Umatilla and Goldendale before returning to lead services here next Sunday with Lt Rodeen who also travels to Illie for one more meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
J. 8. Mackey
Bingham Springs Station
Mackey
Nellie McAdam Lay
Pendleton Echools
Bord
Salvation Army
Hellesuth
Dalles Arlington
Heppner
Umatilla
Goldendale
Rodeen
Lglie
Nie
Serviet
Helleeath
To Eastern Points A Wacky Provincial Rewrite
To Eastern Points, ewe Mere Joseph mcwmbe Mise Olive Mc Cabe and Miss Gertrude Brown expect to reeve next Wednesday for eastern points to spend the winter. A Mises Brown will go to Chicago for a week's visit with her mere, after which she will join New York to spend the winter months with Mise Moargure Miller, Mire McCabe and daughter where week's visit with relatives at SL Pastl, will goo to Provindnce, R. 1y to residt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Joseph McWmbe
Mise Olive McCabe
Gertrude Brown
Mises Brown
Chicago
New York
Mise
Miller
Mire McCabe
SL Pastl
Goo
Pendleton academy leaders plan southern county march
President Hleikner of Pendleton academy and Rev. Levi Jahnson, accompanied by tear Wenneslay, will travel to Pilot Rock Alba Wklah and will likely conduct religious services in Ukiah on Sunday forenoon and Alta in the evening after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hleikner
Pendleton Academy
Levi Jahnson
Wenneslay
Pilot Rock
Alba
Ukiah
Sindy
Alta
Billadeann to Lead Portland Rock Works Under City Contract
Billadeann of The Dodes 1 Dillodean will depart for Portland to oversee the city rock crusher grader and rock driller for a year starting September 1. Remuneration set at 476 per month with duties tied to municipal construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billadeann
Dodes
Dillodean
Portland
Billadean
Why They Marry Club Sows Evansville Rumor
Evansville girls form the Single Bleagodinem club prompting local men to plot marriage out of spite. The Salt Bake Herald notes the lighthearted plan to disrupt the group and spur weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Salt Bake Herald
Japan completes 6000 miles of steam railway
A grand Nagoya celebration marked the completion of 6000 miles of steam railway. Prominent government officials and railway managers attended as patriotic enthusiasm filled the event and showcased national achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Nagoya
Moving Toward Ocean Mountains and Lake Whatcom Shift Reported
In Bellingham a startling claim says Mount Baker is moving toward the sea while Lake Whatcom shifts east a few miles. The theory, once proposed by miners and ranchers near the lake, is revived after anomalies in government surveys. J. B. Bennett notes discrepancies between government blueprints and private surveys, with west shore landowners claiming unplatted acres and east side buyers discovering overstatements of land area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Baker
Lake Whatcom
Mazamas
Bellingham
J. B. Bennett
Six Young Men Arrested Near Reservation Line
Six young men from the city were stopped by Major Edwards yesterday afternoon while attempting to take a ferry point in the river area east of town. They were found with beer aboard their brewery wagon and were detained by reservation officer Hivery Nodtird. The men named were Lee Haker Pat Medevitt John Peters Hert Bowers Fred Dunbtur and Fred Bock. They appeared before Judge Halley who released them on their recognizance, with a complaint filed by Major Edwards to be forwarded to the U S district attorney's office in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Edwards
Sach
Avorn
Hivery Nodtird
Wittiers
Pila
Nerest
Lee Haker
Pat Medevitt
John Peters
Hert Bowers
Fred Dunbtur
Fred Bock
John Halley
Blevens Under Arrest On Horse Stealing Charge
Teves Blevens, a former convict, is in custody in Walla Walla for horse stealing from a hitching rack on Cattonwoatil street. Sheriff Taylor will bring him home this evening. Indian interpreter Craim is questioned. suspicion arose after sightings of the horse’s use. Police in Wir Walla assisted, but the sheriff’s office had to coordinate the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Willum Blevens
Taylor
Teves
Wir
Walla
Tayloy
Lost poodle traced by phone in Berlin incident
A dog lost by two provincials was identified by a Berlin telephone call. The owners described its outward appearance, and when contacted the dog barked loudly, confirming its identity. The poodle was then sent to its rightful owners by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cnaphins
Rall
Saturday Night Dances Resume Announcement
The Saturday night dances will resume on Saturday September 1 as weather cools. Invitations holders are notified that Johnson and Gulott will provide the music. Hen Burroughs, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Gulott
Hen Burroughs
Immense Crowd Expected to Greet Bryan in New York
New York on August 27 anticipates about 300000 visitors as railroads aim to bring crowds to greet William Jennings Bryan. Delegations arrive to aid Nebraska in spreading Bryan enthusiasm nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
New York
Bryan
Nebraska
Dodd Geer Buy Power Share In Pendleton Tribune
Theat T T Geer buys half interest in the Pendleton Tribune and becomes editor after September first with J A Witton resigning as managing editor. Dodd remains manager. Geer shares control but not full editorial authority. Geer and wife move from Salem to Pendleton and plan an art studio in the Smith Crawford building. A horse theft report ends with a reward notice from W G Hopper in Baker & Folsom notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.T. Geer
Pendleton
Telia
Dodd
Mestre
Dodi
Geen
Geer
Tribune
J. A. Witton
Manaeine
Portland
PB. Dodd
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Oregon
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Complete Men's Outfitters
NOW
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T. T. Geer
Estray Noter
W. G. Hopper Gurdane
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Ilabor
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