Wonder Store Hosts Christmas-Tide Events and Sales
City briefs note the Wonder Store offering holiday goods and special prices including Mexican drawn work. Woodmen grand ball and Firemen's ball planned for Christmas Eve with refreshments. Also listings for rentals, calves for sale, a Kimball piano, trimmed hat sale, and a grand ball by Rescue Hook and Ladder Company. Lost items include a sterling silver pin and a mounted elk tooth watch charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Store
Firemen's Ball
Cottonwood St
Chris Rawley
Santa Claus
Wonder
Charles Lane & Son
Vincent Street
Logan Street
Maple Brow
Thompson
Nanorition
Kimball Plano
Johnson Street
Campbell's
Woodmen
Music Hall
Alexander Department
Malin Street
Alexander Department Store
Hook and Ladder Company
Eagles’ Hall
Main St
Elk Tooth Watch
Glenn Good
Jibaral
Eagle Hall
Johnson
Japanese Immigration Bias Sparks San Francisco Debate
The piece notes broad political support for limiting Japanese and Korean immigration, citing a 1905 state joint resolution urging treaty action. It details San Francisco police records from 1906 to 1908 showing 29 assault cases, with seven by Japanese defendants and two against Japanese for disturbing the peace, amid a Japanese population around 6000 in a city of roughly 450,000 to 500,000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francisco
Mayor Schmitz Trial Moves Forward Amid Denied Demurrer
In a tense San Francisco court hearing J C Campbell for Mayor Schmitz announced the motion to set aside the indictment was denied. Ruef’s co defendant appeared distressed as the mayor rose with his attorney and left the room signaling the next step toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruet
Sigeestion
Francivon
Inga
Schmitz
Abe Huef
J. C. Campbell
Ruef
Lynching Prepares for Noah MecLonideen in Winnesboro
In Winnesboro Louisiana a mob with bloodhounds pursues Noah MecLonideen a young negro accused of killing Amanda Wright his mother in law Mary MecLendon his wife and Cue Wright his brother in law while badly wounding Wash Smith and promising lynching if caught. Separately Henry Susman 19 was found guilty of second degree murder in Minneapolis after claiming his wife was unfaithful. In New York Hurry Thaw will be tried January 31 as scheduled after Justice Newberger set the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnesboro
Noah MecLonideen
Amanda Wright
Mary MecLendon
Cue Wright
Wash Smith
Minneapolis
Henry Susman
New York
Justice Newberger
Recital at Koontz Hall Pendleton Academy
A recital will be held at Koontz Hall the girls dormitory of Pendleton academy tomorrow evening December 19. Miss Marjorie Lyman will supervise a program of instrumental and vocal selections with literary numbers. The music department is active and well regarded. The program includes glee club pieces, piano solos, and recitations by Mis Rena Masterson Mis Alice Proctor and others.
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Koonts Hall
Pendleton Academy
Claew
Academy
Marjorie Lyman
Les Oiseaux Voyageurs
Wacks
Captain Hellesath Released on Insufficient Evidence
Olaf Hellesath, accused by the Sibley girl, is released after District Attorney Phelps finds no conviction probable. The sole testimony was deemed weak, and the girl likely faces placement with the Boys and Girls Aid Society. Brigadier Jenkins confirms the Army’s internal inquiry supports Hellesath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Hellesath
Henriest
Salvation Army
Seattle
New Field
Phelps
Helleanth
Sibley
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
W. T. Jenkins
Northwest
Hellesath
Irrigation Project Feature Promotes County Plans
Don Brouhart of Orchard and Farm San Francisco visited the city to secure a write up of the county government irrigation project. The magazine planned for Amenet 107 will reach 50 000 readers and cover all irrigation schemes across the 14 Western states with illustrations of irrigation scenes.
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Don Brouhart
Orchard and Farm
San Francisco
Amenet
Cwet
Back From Town Congromman-elect WLR
Elie and Eife returned this afternoon from Town after a month visit. They traveled via the W and CR road and enjoyed the central region near Des Moines. Judy Kills attended the Des Moines convention promoting popular election of U.S. senators. A Venator of Venator Harney County shipped 22 ommonds of full-fed beeves to Omaha through Yale by railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congromman-eleet
Elie
Eife
W & CR
Des Moines
Judy Kills
Des
A. Venator
Harney County
Omaha
Yale
Personal mentions fill city pages with travelers and visits
Mra. T. Dunemore is critically ill with typhoid fever. Will Moore and A. B. Cobley visited Feho on business. Mays and F. W. Heskett of Flyin are in town. Martha Anderson of Helix is on a brief business trip. Charles Campbell of Helix visits his brother Thomas Campbell. Will Peterson is in town on a brief business trip. John McCourt and family leave for Salem for two weeks. Mrs. J. B. Stanton of Nye visits Mrs. William Leathers. F. M. De Neff of Eugene arrived for the day. J. S. Norvell of Helix came down on business. T. L. Furnas of Hermiston returned home after a county visit. T. M. Lowe and C. F. Colesworthy returned from Hermiston on business. F. J. Tucan of Athena left after a brief visit. Dr. E. N. Hutchinson, federal stock inspector, departed for Portland on work. William H. Daugherty of Mason Stockyards, Portland, visited today from Echo ranch. T. R. Shoemaker, formerly of Union, passed through to Whitehall, Mont. Carl Hansen leaves for Santa Rosa, Cal to winter with his brother Chris Hansen. Miss Margaret I. Wishart, Pendiston academy teacher, leaves Friday for Portland for holiday vacation. W. J. Furnish travels to Portland for a State Bankers’ meeting on the proposed banking law. Engineer George McCabe, from Portland, visits Elgin on Elgin R. R. & N. branch work to be ready by July 1, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunemore
Will Moore
A. B. Cobley
Feho
Co. Mays
F. W. Heskett
Flyin
Martha Anderson
Helix
Charles Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Will Peterson
John
Hermiston
T. M. Lowe
C. F. Colesworthy
Hermiton
F. J. Tucan
Athena
FE. N. Hutchinson
Portland
Margaret I. Wishart
Koonte Ball
Pendiston Academy
W. J. Furnish
Nesorla-Ion
George McCabe
Elgin
House Backed 3 Percent Tax on Credit Currency
Washington December 18 committee on banking and currency approved a three percent tax on credit currency. Rivers and harbors panel also agreed to review the rough draft rivers and harbors bill and report early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Phoenix repudiates claims in San Francisco disaster appeal
Vienna dispatch reports Phoenix Insurance repudiates all claims from the San Francisco disaster. Attorney Grieso, representing plaintiffs, plans to test the repudiation under Austrian law. Chicago wheat market closes with wheat at 74 1/4, corn 43, oats 64 1/8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vienna
Phoenix Insurince Company
Chums Growluge
San Frofiehco
Grieso
Chicago
Pendleton lodge elects Hunziker master for year
Louis Hunziker is elected worshipful master for Pendleton lodge No 62 A F and A M at the Masonic temple. Also chosen were W H McCormmach senior warden Charles E B Bean junior warden Joe H Parkes secretary J M Heatley treasurer C U I Hellinger Tyler and Tr Alexander trustee to succeed himself Appointive officers to be filled by the new master at the first meeting in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hunziker
Pendleton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
W. H. McCormmach
Charles EB. Bean
Joe H. Parkes
J. M. Heatley
Cui Hellinger
Tyler
Tr. Alexander
Christmas Presents and Japanese Novelties in Pendleton
A broad holiday display features Japanese novelties, carved boxes, encased perfume, leather goods, and Shaving accessories with prices from five dollars up. The shop touts ebony and rosewood items, cut glass decanters, music rolls, hand painted china, and an English art china line. Candies and chocolates claim premium quality for children. The ad highlights “The American” cut glass and invites customers to browse the extensive assortment.
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Xmas
Coats
Teutsch’s Dep’t. Store
Optician
Btrese
Empire]Meat Co
Phone Main
Scumita
Louisiana
Frazer Theatre
Gostan’s
Pocg and
ALGER
Crescent City Quintet
Jake Weldy
Charles Cameron
Frank
Pendleton Drug CO
Koontz Hall
Pendleton Academy Music
Mira Edith Raley
M. Byers
Mise
Qwendolin Smith
Béaumont Mies
Gladys van Viratyken
Rubenstein
Schumann Mist Gertrude Malaton
Schubert
Miseon
Gladys van Vranken
Gertrude Ralston
Rena Masterson
Imellesath
Standard OD. Company
Phoenix
Masonic
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Pendleton
Colla Rand
Gillette
Star
Cem
Torrey
Hinkle
Mer
China
Navler
Eppens
A.c.koeppen &Bros
Pendleton.ore
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