Mayor Fee Bids Farewell as Pendleton Council Progresses
The retiring Pendleton mayor James A. Fee praised two years of city progress including paved streets levee repairs bonds for a 40000 city hall and other improvements. He urged council attendance resignations if needed and expressed hope for harmony under the next two years led by mayor elect E J Murphy.
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Pendleton
James A. Fee
E J. Murphy
Mayor Fee
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Omunell
Empon
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al Armee
Iterim
Growth Comment Sparks Debate Over Tobacco Products
The remark hints at concerns about the escalating size of cigarettes described as growing until they resemble a cig of noticeable dimensions, reflecting broader worries about tobacco product trends and public health implications.
Wreck of Atlantic Express Kills Two in New Jersey
Two killed and many injured when the Atlantic Express crashed into a local line near Collition Cense by Slippery Maile Camtien New Jersey December 7. Fire broke out in the wreckage and trapped several passengers for about 20 minutes before rescuers could reach them. A slippery rail is blamed as a contributing factor to the serious harm.
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N. J
Atlantic Expres
Anti Japanese Sentiment Rises as Ottawa Consul Recalled
London officials report a wave of anti Japanese feeling sweeping England following Vancouver troubles. Japan announces recall of its consul general at Ottawa, a move seen as unfriendly. Public belief doubts Nosee’s return to Ottawa or any future official post.
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Vancouver
B. C
England
Japan
Ottawa
Canada
Ina
Nosee
Darrow Leaves Boise for Los Angeles Medical Operation
Clarence Darrow will travel to Los Angeles for a mas toid operation his doctors say is vital to his life. He relinquishes the Pettibone defense to Edgar Wik Whison due to illness and hopes Pettibone will be easily acquitted, with the trial likely finishing before his return to court.
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Los Angeles
Pettibone
Holse
Clarence Darrow
Boise
John F. Nugent
Hindley
San Francisco
Buk
La Follette Support Grows In Walla Walla Campaign
Quiet campaign activity in Walla Walla shows strong La Follette backing. Local business leaders wear badges reading La Follette 1905 as rumors spread of a coming campaign to secure his Republican nomination for president. A Wall a Walla delegation may enter the race to back his bid.
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Walla Walla
Ganden
Wisconsin
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la Follette
United States Congress
Walla Wallin
Robbers Captured After Pistol Battle at Vandalia Depot
In Smithboro Michigan on Dee 27 two robbers who took part in the Vandalia passenger depot robbery were captured after a gunfight. One robber had five bullet wounds. Marshal Brown of Sorento, TH, was seriously wounded during the exchange.
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Smithboro
Dee
Marshal Brown
Sorento
Must File Them Application For Wenaha Forest Range 1908
Supervisor J H Schmitz in Walla Walla requires stockmen to file grazing range applications for Wenaha Forest Reserve by February 1 1908. Notices inform cattle horses and sheep permit seekers to obtain grazing fee details and blank forms at Schmitz office. Coastal Oregonian notes sheepmen usually act through committees while local cattlemen may file individually.
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Wenaha
J. H. Schmitz
Wallin Walla
Schmitz
Ms Fallows
Netiae
Wenotia
Walia Walia
Washom
J. OH. ‘Schmitz
Wentha Reserve
East Oregonian
Brick for the Wrong Man in San Francisco Attack
Dennis Sullivan was struck on the head with a brick by an unknown assailant at 6:30 AM in San Francisco. He suffered a fractured skull and was rushed to a hospital in critical condition. The attacker fled after realizing he had targeted the wrong man. police have only a poor description to go on.
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Dennis Sullivan
Mergency
Sullivan
Pallee
Patterson Takes Care Of Threat Answered By Bonfils
Beaver Dec 27 F G Bonfils editor of the Post was arrested today on a charge of assault on Senator T M Patterson editor of the News. The incident follows Bonfils threat that he would kill Patterson if his name appeared in either paper. An article in this morning's News responds to the threat.
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F. G. Bonfils
The
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News
Vimes Ascin
Bonfil
Patterson
Three Men Arrested For Christmas Day Robbery
Mark Shackleford Arthur Paine and Harry Tully were traced and bound over to await trial by Justice Joe H. Parkes for a Christmas Day assault and robbery on Howard Tripp in Cottonwood street. They were unable to provide bail and were jailed awaiting court.
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Arthur Paine
Harry Tully
Justice of the
Joe H. Parkes
Howard Tripp
Cottonwood Street
Umatilla man released after 80 day jail term
John Waht a Umatilla Indian who had just completed an 80 day sentence in Multnomah county jail for carrying whiskey on the Umatilla reservation was released last night.
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John Waht
Umatilla
Powers Trial Nearing End Auditor Subpoenaed in Defense Fund Audit
Georgetown Ky dec 27 the Powers trial nears end as the defense rests and the state attorneys subpoena the auditor to reveal how much of the $100000 defense fund has been spent. Testimony in rebuttal will begin immediately after.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Tedo
President Roosevelt Moves Brownson From Naval Board
Washington December 27 The Roosevelt Brownson disagreement takes a new turn as Brownson is detached from the army and navy board. Brownson supporters say the president has a personal hand in the dispute and is dissatisfied with naval affairs.
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Roosevelt
Brownedn
Brownson
Army and Navy
King's Proposed Trip Exciting Move to Latin America
Madrid December 27 The proposed trip of King Alphonso to Latin America excites great interest in southern Europe It is believed he will undertake the trip amid speculation on the itinerary and possible diplomatic impacts
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Spain
Alphonso
Europe
Civil suit Warner et al begins in circuit court
The civil case Warner et al versus others opened in the circuit court yesterday with afternoon testimony. A continuance was taken after testimony and no further witnesses will be examined until January 3.
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Warner Et al
At Et al
Earthquake Tremor Felt in Santa Barbara at 1:26 AM
A short tremor due to an earthquake was felt in Santa Barbara, California, at 1:26 this morning. No damage reports are immediately available.
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California
Santa Barbara
No More Arrests In Unonsilla Case
No new developments in the search for the robbers at Umatilla Tuesday evening and no new arrests have been made. The man arrested Wednesday remains confined in the jail and gave his name as William Ryan.
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Unonsilla
Umatilla
William Ryan
Tonopah Mining directors defer dividend declaration
Philadelphia report says the Tonopah Mining Company directors today postponed action on declaring a dividend, delaying any distribution to shareholders.
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Philadelphia
Tonopah Mining Company
Des Moines Fire Destroys W J Pratt Wallpaper Building
A four story Des Moines building of the W J Pratt Wallpaper Company burned yesterday causing estimated damage of 100000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours with no immediate report of injuries. The firm occupied the structure at the city center and plans were not announced.
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Des Moines
W. J. Pratt Wall Paper Company
Stamp Sale Surges at New York Post Office
The Christmas rush at the New York post office was unprecedented with business almost double the year prior. About 10 million post cards were mailed, postage stamp receipts topped 90 000, and night staff worked from 6 p.m. as wagons carried deliveries in two trips on Christmas morning.
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New York
Heney Aims to Adjust Salary in Oregon Land Frauds Case
Washington official states Heney's Washington visit centered on adjusting his salary for prosecuting the Oregon land frauds. Heney, hired by the former attorney general and then by Bonaparte, reportedly sought $25,000. The department found the amount ample, and Bonaparte plans to approach Congress to cover the deficiency.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Oregon
Bonaparte
Department
Congress
Meeting Bob and Fleet Continue Their Journey From Port of Spain
After days of feasting and entertainment, Evans and the fleet will resume their voyage to the Pacific tomorrow. The schedule closed with tolling today and officers will be treated to a final dinner tonight.
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Port of Spain
Art of Spain
Dee
Durfhe
Muira] Evans
Pacific
Right of Way Deeds Filed for Open River Line
Three deeds for right of way to the Open River Transportation Company's line from Simmon's Landing to Holdman were filed for EL W. McComas in charge. The project, touching the Umatilla Irrigation project near the reservoir, aims to serve the wheat belt and boost boat facilities on the Columbia River, with construction hoped to begin next year despite financial market concerns.
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Umatilla
Open River ‘Transportation Company
Simmon's Landing
Holdman
EL W. McComas
Thomas Kerr
Johny T. Thorne
Sarah Irwin
Columbia River
Holdmat
Umatilla County
Twenty Killed in India Collision
Twenty persons died after a railroad collision near Tibbian on a sharp curve in India. Four of the deceased were white. The crash occurred today as trains met on the curve.
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India
Lahore
Tib=bian
Sub Marine Ventoss Destroyed by Gas Explosion
In Chérbourg France on December 27 the new submarine Ventoss was practically destroyed today by a gas explosion.
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Chérbourg
France
Hearing Set January 4 in Rupert Case
County court fixes January 4 hearing for Willie Rupert, described as incorrigible, to investigate charges of taking $16 from a room in Queen lodging house a few days ago.
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Willie Rupert
Queen Lodging House
Rugged Echo holdup matches Umatilla crime pattern
At about 6 o'clock two masked men robbed Hipper and Ripper's Echo store, taking about 76 dollars from the till while threatening with revolvers. Clara Ripper alerted city marshal Cloyd Oliver, who was shot at but unharmed as the robbers fled west along the O R & N tracks. The cash drawer later found near Henrietta flour mill. suspects remain at large. Named witnesses describe two men, one tall and dark with a false beard, one short and light with a slouch hat. The Bank of Echo window was struck by a bullet from the fleeing pair.
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Umatilla
Echo
B. E. Ripper
Ripper
Umatila
Cloyd
Oliver
Bank of Echo
Henrietta
Rock Struck Train Near The Dalles
A rock slide from the mountain near tunnel No. on the O R N trains struck passenger coachs of train No 5 Thursday morning near The Dalles for a time causing panic. Little damage occurred beyond scarred coaches and broken windows as passengers feared a robbery.
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Dalles
Dupol Pleads Guilty in Larceny Case. Smith to Stand Trial
John Dupol, charged with Martin Smith for stealing a roll of blankets and carpenter tools, pleaded guilty before Judge Bean and received one year in the penitentiary. Smith pleaded not guilty and will undergo trial.
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John Dupol
Martin Smith
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