Five Days for Assault in City Court
December 8 1902 James Fitz Patterick jailed five days by City Recorder Fitz Gerald for assaulting John Albers at Hohhbachs bakery after a drunken prior fine. Ike Carney got three days for drunk and disorderly. Stephen A Lowell of Pendleton in Baker City on murder trial declined to name next Oregon senator. Railroads announce reduced tourist rates across the continent.
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James Fitz Patterick
James Fits Patterick
Fitz Gerald
John Albers Fitz Patterick
Hohhbach
Albers
Fitz
Ike Carney
FitzGerald
Bagtle
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Canyon City
John Christman
Baker City
Democrat
Lowell
United States
Oregon
Simon
Iuself
Moving Plants From Beds to Pots in Jardinieres Display
In the show window our jardinieres showcase the season's plant shifts. Visit to view the arrangement and inquire about prices for immediate purchase and seasonal availability.
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Jardinieres
Homeseekers Rate Announced From East to Northwest
Rates to coast points from Missouri River and Chicago set at 22.50 and 20.50 respectively to attract homeseekers. The plan takes effect February 1 with last fall rates matching current figures. Last year was strong for homeseekers, and officials expect the coming season to surpass all prior for transportation firms as thousands head West in spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Missouri River
Chicago
Child dies from scalding accident at home
John Alfred Day, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Day, died at their Weat Alta street home at midnight from burns suffered when a hot tub injury occurred after the cork was pulled. The mother briefly left the room to fetch water, and the boiling water poured over the child despite a doctor's efforts. The family mourns the tragic accident.
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John Alfred Day
J. Frank Day
Weat Alta Street
Transfer of Old Pendleton Academy to School District
The Pendleton Academy trustees transferred the old academy building and grounds including two lots to School District No. 16 for 4000 dollars. Three grades of the public schools will move into the building after the new year to relieve crowding at the high school and avoid new construction for several years.
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The
Pendleton Academy
600 Acre Land Sale In Umatilla County
One of the county’s largest land deals in years was recorded today in this city. Thomas KR Eastman sold 600 acres of highly improved farming land in the eastern wheat belt to William Elliot for 25000 dollars. The property represents typical high value land in the region.
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Thomas KR. Eastman
William Elliot
Umatilla County
When a man is worthless, all the good advice on earth won't help him
A short quotation from the Atehlson Globe notes that no amount of good counsel can help a worthless man, highlighting a harsh view on personal worth and guidance.
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Atehlson Globe
Deepest snow in the hills halts track with reports
Eastern Oregon reports record snow depths amid a six day storm. McKay Creek hills show five feet, South Pole mine near Sumpter reports 10 to 12 feet, Golconda four feet, Sumpter three, Baker City two and La Grande one. Pendleton escapes with only light snowfall as other towns endure heavy drifts and ongoing blizzard conditions. Local residents arriving from Wex ton and Adams report travel disruptions while town residents note quarantine and health updates.
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Pendleton
South Pole Mine
Oregon
McKay Creek
South Pole Hill
Sumpter
Thomas Gahagan
South Pole
Golconda
Baker City
la Grande
Athena
Here
Jess Alloway
Sisters’ Hospital
Hislop
Bud MeaAllister
Grand Ronde
A. L. Morris
Spokane
A. F. Statter
Walla ‘Walla Union
Mrs. Sunderman
Meadow Creek
Springfield
Local Wheat Market Shows Little Movement After Holidays
Local wheat trading remains quiet with sales around 62 cents last Saturday and 61 cents today though few dealers will transact at that level. About 960,000 bushels remain unsold in the county, with little prospect of movement until after the holidays and a possible price drop or slight uptick thereafter.
Notice to contractors in Pendleton Oregon building bid
Sealed proposals will be received at 3 p m Friday December 12 1902 for the erection and completion of a two story frame residence for William McCormmack. Plans and specifications by C E Troutman architect Pendleton Oregon, Association building room 16 and room 15.
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Association Building
William McCormmack
C. E. Troutman
Pendleton
Ore
E. Troutman
New Christian Church Construction Progress Report
Work continues at the New Christian Church at Water and Johnson streets with the building enclosed and painters applying the first coat. The death notices record the passing of Richard Verte, son of Mr and Mrs H M Kennedy, and a funeral conducted by Rev Robert Warter at 110 West Aire Street.
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New Christian Church
Water and
Jobhnson Streets
Richa
H. M. Kennedy
West Aire Street
Robert Warter
Navy enlistment and deserters report from 1906
The Navy in 1906 lists 21 422 enlisted men including Guam natives and Porto Ricans with a large applicant pool of 37 000, 25 000 rejected. Of 6226 petty officers 8398 are native-born, 1607 naturalized. 16 158 other enlisted, 2402 native-born, 1216 naturalized, 50% have declared intentions to become citizens. Desertions numbered 3037.
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Mwn O
Navy
Guam
Petty oMeers
Old Santa With The Ow On Saturday Sale Notice
On Saturday December 13 at 9 o'clock a handsome 16 inch doll will be given with a purchase of crockery or glass ware. Dolls displayed in a window for one week. Only one doll per person. Also offered are 1847 knives and forks and rope. Bohemian glass is also to be shown.
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Pendleton
Jack Strand
Progresso
Fulton Iron Works
San Francisco
John Rahr
Strand
Iron Works
Sarome
New York
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Japanese Goods Line in Exquisite China Display
A local shop showcases an exquisite line of Japanese china and assorted items including bon bons, leaf nappies, cups and saucers, olive dishes, and ice bowls. Prices range from 35 cents up to £3.50, with other Japanese goods available as low as five cents.
Scotch Ware Lamp Gift Language Twist
Scattered fragment describes a Scotsware lamp gift idea. Mentions mottled brown finish and etched design. Appears to promote an Eastern market or store line offering lamps as a present option.
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Mamma
Papa
Grandpa
Grandma
Alfred Dolge
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Baker
Dec
Trans-Continental Railroad
Jardineres
Tallman & C2
OLD Academy
Station
West Alta Street
Grpes
Weat Webb St
W. F. Earnhart
Dave Lavinder
Wex
Hert Baker
Adams
Petey Nester
W. Ray
Port Arthur
Canada
Mr. St. Claire
North Yakima
N. Queener
Alba
Judge WR. Ellis
Dalles
John Rickert
Ed Prahm
W. R. Taylor
Tpd. Taylor
Elting Spike
Cloyd Oliver
John Cleghorn
George Darveau
Hotel St. George
Halley
Ellensburg
James H. Raley
Portland
C. W. Polk
Kentucky
Boyd
William Sheehy
Ukiah
Siena
James Kennedy
Mu‘sick
Mr. Kennedy
George H. Sutherland
G. H. Berry
F. 8. Menefee
Walla Walla
M. F. Kelly
Golden Rule Hotel
Walter Sawtell
Walter
George Horsman
Potts Country
Frank Myers
Uate
Boise
GUA Naval Force
Elante
Teutsch
Grove
Chrome Kid
Haviland Ching
Owl
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Basler’s
Basler
Letory
M. A. Rader
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