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Local notices parade shops and ads for Bowman photo studio opening fresh Olympia oysters at Hochbachs and gas and irons at W J Clark Co. Heaters at W J Clarke Sauerkraut East ern oysters ingramme good dry wood available from Oregon Lumber Yard Minnis Grahams sell ingrain carpets pests coal and more. Rentals and sales listed with several addresses and contact phone numbers.
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Pastime
Bowman Photo Studio
Olympia
Hochbach
W. J. Clark & Co
Oregon Lumber Yard
Minnis
W. J. Clarke & Co
Snje
Eidson Theater
Ingrams Grocery
Malin
Ingrams
Amusements and court news from Lancaster and Buffalo
The Dimes shows Frank Stockton's The Lady of the Tiger at the New Dime with a strong Orpheum bill Across the street The Orpheum features Ape's Escape plus Mother's Birthday Present an excellent comic and On Thanksgiving Day A Moonlight on the Prairie song The Court Sustains Newspaper In Lancaster Pa Judge Hassler grants a consult in the case by C Eugene Montgomery Lancaster bar against the New Era over 26000 damages for a publication The matter concerns city affairs and press reporting A Buffalo Buffalo reorganization of the building trades follows years of warfare
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Frank Stockton
Orpheum
Lancaster
C. Eugene Montgomery
Lancaster Bar
New Era of
Hassler
Personal visitors and errands in Pendleton and surrounding towns
Will Moore and Frank Sloan visited Pendleton on business from Pilot Rock and Echo respectively. Numerous locals including J. B. Wilbur, H. L. Stanfield, M. D. Smith, E. E. La Hue, W. B. Kidd, E. G. Marquis, A. B. Thompson, Steve Stephens, W. D. Chamberlain, Zoe Houser, and others stopped in Pendleton on business or while traveling between Echo, Vansycle, Adams, Athena, Umatilla, Hermiston, La Grande, Cove, Helix, and Moro. Dan P. Smythe spent days at his father’s bedside. Bertha Alexander returned from Baker City. J Seriber passed through en route to Condon. A. B. Montgomery visited Pendleton while heading to Moro to join Mrs. Montgomery.
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J. B. Wilbur
Union
Pendleton
H. L. Stanfield
Echo
M. D. Smith
Vansycle
E. la Hue
Stanton
W. B. Kidd
Long Creek
E. G. Marquis of
Adams
A. B. Thompson
K. B. Stanfield
The
Echo Bank
Ross Newport
Hermiston
Fred Andrews
Beho
Mia Bertha Alexander
Baker City
J. Seriber
la Grande
Condon
Sherman Rees
Cove
Mr. Rees
A. B. Montgomery
Helix
Moro
Lawsuits Filed Over Promissory Notes and Fees
E J Vacher sues M M and M Lh Fix in circuit court for 200 note amount plus 75 attorney fees. Peter West sues John R Blake for 47 50 on a note with 25 attorney fees.
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Sult
E. J. Vacher
M. M
M. Lh Fix
Circuit Court
Peter West
John R. Blake
Man Receives Childhood Wrath in Modern Reckoning
In Greensfork near Richmond Indiana Robert Gamble a prosperous farmer attacked and beat former county schoolteacher William Baldwin on the street reawakening a 25 year old pledge to repay a past whipping. Gamble 72? Baldwin 72. local authorities arrested Gamble for assault.
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Richmond
Ind
Robert Gamble
Greensfork
William Baldwin
Gamble
Baldwin
cChicago Record-Herald
Cuba Export of Honey and Beeswax Not Fully Exploited
Consul General James L. Rodgers states that Cuba exports large quantities of honey and beeswax but the business is not practically exploited. In 1906 Cuba shipped 6,712,533 pounds of honey, with Germany taking about 50 percent, France 25 percent, the United States 15 percent, and others in Europe. Wax exports totaled 1,388,464 pounds, Germany about 60 percent, the United States 26 percent, France 20 percent, with remaining share to other European nations.
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James L. Rodgers
Havana
Cuba
Oriente
Germany
France
United States
Seaside visit sparks talk of a starship sighting
A country gentleman and his wife stroll the shore at dusk when they notice a revolving starship. The old lady puzzles over its appearances and asks if the man in the ship ever returns. The tale ends with a quip about wealth comparing Rockefeller’s fortune to Alexander the Great.
Cab Horse Ranting for Beer Destroys Street Carriage
A Burlington New Jersey cab horse named Bob owned by Bert Brotherton was fed grain mash with beer to look lively and developed a craving for beer. After passing a brewery wagon at High and Federal Streets the horse gulped from kegs, went wild and leaped into the wagon, wrecking the cab and scattering passengers. Brotherton stopped the scene and ordered a strict beer-free diet.
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Bob
Bert Brotherton
Hackman
Burlington
N. J
Brotherton
High Street
Firepatrick
New York World
Woman artist driven by wireless messages taken to hospital
New York reports Gene Ogden, a woman artist, claiming a wireless Detroit message said her mother and sister died and she must die. She wandered Fifth Avenue, told police she receives shocks and that Ogden is a vaudeville era stage name, while husband Brogonos heads to Italy.
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New York
Detroit
Gene Ogden
Lower Fifth Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
France
England
Odessa Curtain Tale Draws Laughter From Audience
Willard Mack recounted a Missouri tour tale in which a small boy cried for his money after the show ends. The manager returned a quarter to the boy, who admitted he enjoyed the performance but feared the dark gallery as the curtain speech drew laughs.
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Willard Mack
On Parole
Missouri
Odessa
Sam
Littl
Shirtwaists Offered for Sale From Pulpit
Boston The Rev Herbert Johnson pastor of the Warren Avenue Baptist church displayed shirtwaists and other women s garments from the pulpit to aid Porto Rican working girls. A consignment from Julia M Crowley, now in Ponce Porto Rico, was made by island working girls. Some patterns were sold by Johnson, who praised the idea of using the pulpit to help.
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Boston
Herbert 8. Johnson
Warren* Avenue Baptist Church
Julia M. Crowley
Ponce
Porto Rico
Johnson
New York World
Increase Death Benefit by Brotherhood of Painters
The Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers has set new death benefits. Members with seven or more years of membership receive an additional $250, while those with ten or more years get $800.
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Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
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Misses’ Coats
F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s Old Place
Howard
Ingram
Grahame
Grahams
Ingrama
Livermore
East Court Street
Eldson
Bert
East Bluff Street
Calvin Street
P. O
Gus la Fontaine
M. B. Keys
Galden Rule Hotel
Ingram's Grocery
Coutts & Hays
Oregon
Bond Bros
Concord
Wilsell
Ore
Tex
Portland
W. R. Graham
Buffalo
N. Y
Pyramid
Koeppens
Will Moore
Pilot Rock
Frank Sloan
Steve Stephens
Umatilla
W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
Zoe Houser
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
R. N. Stanfield
Alexander the Great
Mr. Rockefeller
Cab Horse
Lurxewarm Water
Pendleton Gloak & Suit House
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Bill Bailey
Dep't. Cor
Main and Webb Sts
East Oregonian
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