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Locals notice a flood of small ads from Pendleton Oregon listing Bowman photo studio opening, Fresh Olympia oysters at Hohbachs, gas irons at W J Clark Co, Howard heaters at W J Clarke Co, sauerkraut, oysters, dry wood, rugs, ingrain carpets at Grahams, coal, Oregon Lumber Yard prices, Wanted good clean large rags for East Oregonian office, dry wood from Minnis, gas sad irons cost per hour, For Rent furnished rooms, Oak wood, For Sale work horses, ingrain carpets, pickles at Togramea, Pastime theater moved, cottage for rent, farm for sale, fresh crawfish and oysters at Queue, silver laced cockerels, cab stand, bread at Ingrams, Oregon Fire Relief agents, two phones, grocery ads, and more.
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Bowman
Olympia
Hohbach's
W. J. Clark
Oregon Lumber Yard
East Oregonian
Minnis
W. J. Clarke & Co
Eldeon Theater
Ingrams
Anonymous letter to police targets local vice sites
Chief of Police Tom Gurdane reports receipt of an anonymous note signed by a "taxpayer" alleging vice at several places. The letter provides no specifics to act on and asks the writer to reveal information or sign a name for police to pursue charges. Police invite the writer to cooperate to eradicate the alleged evils.
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Tom Gurdane
Chief Gurdane
Pendleton Busy Visitors List From Area Residents
Clark Nelson a business visitor in Pendleton today. Olin Hayes of Heppner and J. D. Lane from Freewater were in Pendleton on business yesterday. Jacob Rhodes of Echo visited Pendleton last evening. B. M. Jacobsen from Umatilla and George Ness from Cold Springs area appeared in Pendleton for affairs. H. P. Pinkerton and wife of Weston visited yesterday on business. Matt Kononen of Mavana and Henry Schmitt of Athena were in Pendleton yesterday. Lewis Porter of The Dalles visited Pendleton at his uncle Conductor Harry Fowler’s home. J. M. Hartnell of Stage Gulch explored business here today. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Armstrong of Echo called on Pendleton friends. Virgil Moore and J. A. Borle of Wenaha Springs were in town on business and visiting. Charles Hetts of Athena shopped and called on friends. I. B. Swayze of Hermiston visited Pendleton between trains. Elmer Snyder and family returned from Nebraska to Pendleton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Thompson of Echo visited last evening while Thompson handled business affairs. Mantle B. Gwinn returned from Caldwell and Horse. Mrs. Gwinn to stay among Idaho friends before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ness
Cold Springs
H. P. Pinkerton
Weston
Pendleton
Matt Kononen
Mavana
Henry Schmitt
Athena
Lewis Porter
The
Dalles
Harry Fowler
J. M. Hartnell
Stage Gulch
A. C. Armstrong
Echos
Virgil Moore
Hie Ranch
Stage Guich
J. A. Borle
Wenaha Springs
Charles Hetts
Athena Merchant
IF. B. Swayze
Hermiston
Elmer Snyder
Nebraska
F. Thompson
Echo
Mr. Thompson
Mantle TB. Gwinn
Caldwell and
Horse
Mra. Gwinn
Idaho
Missionary Schooner to Sail for Gilbert Islands
A small gasoline schooner named the Hiram Bingham will depart from Howirdetree Wharf No 2 on a hazardous voyage south next Thursday afternoon. Built for the American Board of Foreign Missions, it will serve Congregational missions in the Gilbert Islands and nearby groups. Captain Alfred Walkup will command the craft, accompanied by two of his children. the voyage is expected to take about 76 days, with provisions for a year and Bibles and religious literature aboard.
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Howirdetree
Hiram Bingham
South
Tragic tumble as horse steps on man in storm crash
Charles Ericsson, a firm hand, suffered skull fracture, hip injury and two broken ribs after a horse broke loose in a Pennypack Creek stable. He crawled a mile and a half through mud and snow to seek help before fainting, then was found by a mounted officer and taken to Frankford Hospital. His condition was described as serious but hopeful for recovery.
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Philadelphia
Charles Ericcson
Ericcson
Horace Botll
Pennypack Creek
Red [Son Road
Veree Road
Frankford Hospital
Junk dealer guilty of murdering his wife in Salt Lake
In Judge Armstrong's court the jury convicted Thomas Vance, a Salt Lake junk dealer, of murdering his wife. The verdict, read in under two hours after the trial closed, rested on evidence of brutal treatment and administration of mercurial poison the day before the wife's hospital removal.
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Salt Lake
Armstrong
Thomas Vance
Vance
Burglars Steal Jar Of Money From Dublin Hardware
A bold burglary occurred in Dublin Georgia last night or early morning at Gilbert Hardware Co. A three foot diameter glass window opening was cut and a jar with about 50 to 60 dollars in small denominations was taken. The thieves used a diamond or steel cutter and appeared skilled. damage was seen on the opposite window pane.
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Dublin
Gilbert Hardware Company
Fim
Beads as a Manifest of Ennui in Society
Paris society embraces a new fad as Harry Lehr introduces strings of beads to signal boredom. New Yorkers including Henry Clews Jr and Charles Sands adopt the practice, using the beads as a mild rebuke in conversations. French elites Count Bon de Castellane and Count Robert de Montisquel are also noted for the trend.
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Paris
Harry Lehr
Mr. Lehr
Henry Clews Jr
Charles Sands
Joseph Harrington
Valentine Viacque
Count Bon de Castellane
Count Robert de Montisquel
Miller Discharged In Disturbing Peace Case
John Miller was discharged on a charge of disturbing the peace of his wife in a Dayton street police court. An affair at their home was revealed. the Millers have been separated for a year while living together in the same house they own. He has taken his meals elsewhere and slept away, yet Mrs. Miller kept his bed and cared for his rooms until the latest trouble.
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Louie
John Miller
Dayton Street
Millers
S& Word
Council Delays Gas Light Bill Over Service Concerns
The city council, after paying all other bills, refused to cover Northwestern Gas and Electric’s street lighting charge for the month. They seek explanation for alleged delinquencies, noting one arc light out per night on average. A prior $12 cut and a six light efficiency check prompted the hold. The recorder’s treasurer report and Madison street improvement were approved. The session adjourned to consider the prohibition ordinance.
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Northwestern Gas and Electric Company
City Recorder
Madison Street
Girl Eugenie registered as male in French marriage case
Six months ago a young girl named Eugenie was proposed to by Mile and accepted. Parents retrieved birth certs and found Eugenie listed as male, a status they challenge arguing she is female. Authorities maintain de jure status as male, requiring court action and legal proceedings before recognition of her female sex for marriage.
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Giris
Min
Mile
Eugenie
Mile Eugenie
Negro Girl Heroine Stops Runaway Horse in Brooklyn
Eunice Treadwell a 15 year old Brooklyn girl hurled herself into a path of a runaway horse on Atlantic avenue East New York and saved many lives. She was tossed to the roadway and bruised but doctors said injuries are painful not serious. She was taken home by ambulance as onlookers aided her. Separately George Herbst was jailed on two charges at Central Police Station after his furious wife testified against him and Magistrate Scott set bail at 400 dollars for each charge.
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Eunice Treadwell
Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue
New York
Neril
Zelle
Bradford Street Hospital
George Herbst
Central
Scott
Emily Herbst
Arrested for Flirting with His Own Wife
Philadelphia report of a man accused of flirting with a veiled woman he mistook for his wife, leading to an arrest. The incident highlights a mistaken identity during a public flirtation.
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Philadelphia
Armory dance wraps up season with Johnson's orchestra
Invitations extend to a final season dance at the Armory tomorrow evening. Ladies free admission, gentlemen 60 cents. Johnson's orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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Johnson
Mrs White Chooses Folger Golden Gate Ground Coffee
Mrs Sam White tires of buying ground coffee and solves it by purchasing Folger s Golden Gate whole roast coffee and grinding it herself.
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Sam White
Folger
Golden Gate
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Isabella Fox
F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch's Old Place
Howard
W. J. Clarke & Cos
Grahama
Grahams
Togramea
Livermore
East Court Street
Eest Biuff Street
Calvin Street
Pendleeton
P. O
Gus la Fontaine
Cora B&b
Morgan
East Pendleton
M. B. Keys
Golden Rule Hotel
Ingram’s Grocery
Coutts & Hays
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Bond Bros
Oregon
Gry Bros, Grocery Co
Sorre
Concord
Ore
Poartion
Portland
W. R. Graham
East Oregonian Office
Pyramid
Koeppens
Clark Nelson
Weaton
Olin Hayes
Heppner
J. D. Lane
Freewater
Jacob Rhodes
B. M. Jacobsen
Umatilla
Gilbert Islands
Wipe
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
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