Local ads offer coal wood rooms and moving services
Listings include Dutch Henry and Teutsch & Bickers selling Rock Spring coal dry wood and furnishing rooms at 621 Willow Street. Ads promote Cash Market Xmas goods and turkey sales, furniture and real estate pitches, a Pendleton Business College start, and a distressing suicide report near Sheridan with ties to Oscar Graves and local banks.
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Orpheum
Henry
Rock Spring
Dutch Henry's
Ben L. Burroughs
Porrent
Johnson Street
Teutach & Bickers
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Tentach & Bickers
Lost gold pin reported oval with raised center and leaves
An old fashioned ladies' gold pin is missing. It is oval with a raised center and leaves. Reward offered. Leave at East Oregonian office.
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East Oregonian
Notices to the Public Masquerade Ball at German Hall
Masquerade ball announced for Saturday night at German Hall on December 30. Public notice urges attendance and outlines event details for the neighborhood.
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German Hall
Nort
Notice of Cancelled Current Literature Club Meeting
There will be no meeting of the Current Literature club this week. Mrs Co. F Colesworthy, President. Five room house fully furnished with modern improvements for rent at 20 dollars per month. Inquire Bentley and Leffingewill, 15 Main Street.
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Co. F, Colesworthy
Bentley & Leffingweill
Main Street
McMinnville Youth Found in McMinnville Ore
Pert A. Miller about 22 years old was found in McMinnville Oregon. Police report unclear condition but local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery and seeking any information on his whereabouts prior to the finding.
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McMinnville, Ore
Pert A. Miller
Manchuria trade tensions seen in Russia Japan talks
St Petersburg reports hint that a commercial treaty between Russia and Japan aims to exclude American made goods from Manchuria. The move, tied to tariff retaliation over the Russo American treaty abrogation, reflects Japan's long standing effort since Korea to boost Manchurian trade and may lead to an international boycott with the United States blocked by tariffs. Russia and Japan would control Manchuria access.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Jruseia
United States
Tokio
Practical farm work proposed for insane patients
Governor West has submitted a proposition to the state board to convert the fertile land near Union Oregon, now used as an experiment farm, into a farm to grow vegetables for the eastern Oregon branch asylum at Pendleton. Certain clauses of insane patients may be moved from Pendleton about six miles for outdoor work, convexity may also be used. The board favors the suggestion.
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Salem
Ore
Governor West
Mide & Proposition
State Board
Union
Eastern
Oregon
Pendleton
Cruisers to Return Early Near Montiel
Vallejo Calif Word was received by wireless that the cruiser fleet to Hawaiian waters is under orders to sail for San Francisco on January Rear Admiral Thomas will haul down ix fing as commander in chief of the Pacific fleet in April and be placed upon the retired list He desires the Pacific fleet to complete its regular target practice before that time and after return to San Francisco the fleet will coal take on supplies and proceed to San Diego
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West Virginia
Navy
California
Hilo
Mauna Lana
Thomas
Honolulu
Merchants’ Association of Honolulu
Portland Divorcée Recovering After Self-Harm Incident
Chicago reports Mrs Edna Robinson of Portland is recovering after shooting herself. Her husband Mrs A B Clark of Portland and Mr Clark are with her, as she recuperates in the city.
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Chicago
Edna Robinson
Portland
A. B. Clark
Airmen Pave Aerial Colony In Cal
A unique aviator colony is being established in California. It will be composed of airmen who are skilled flyers and world class pilots. Some high fuel types are barred, and only true birdmen may join the community.
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San Faflo
Cal
Expel Haywood Denounced By Socialists In Denver Speech
In Denver W H Leonard socialist leader urged expulsion of William D Haywood over remarks praising direct action to secure labor rights A ward meeting may propose expulsion referendum across the party If needed a city wide meeting will vote on the matter A H Floaten backed censure but doubted legal expulsion legality Hirwood condemned at Denver Trades and Labor Assembly meeting
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Denver
W. H. Leonard
Second Ward
Socialist Party
Willam D. Haywood
Leonard
A. H. Floaten
Socalist Party
Colorado
Haywood
Hirwood
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
Death Menaces Sailors Near Davor Coastal Dredge
Captain F J Davis and his eleven man crew abandoned a dredge off the South Carolina coast after a violent sea storm. They reached Daufuskie Island in small boats and later Savannah, traveling miles through swamp country. An expedition was dispatched to rescue the stranded sailors near Daufuski.
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Savannah
F. J. Davis
South Carolina
Daufuski Island
Davis
Daufuski
Oregon Banks Show Healthy Condition
Oregon banks are in strong health according to the annual statement of Superintendent Wright. Deposits rose by about three million dollars in one year from 971,794,691.00 to 1,221,992,533.22 as of December. The report reflects the year end figures for 1910.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Wright
New York brewer opens vast stock house with tanks of beer
Mayor Gaynor Sheriff Harburger and McAvoy inspected a new stock house with over a hundred million glasses of beer in steel tanks. The brewer invited them to sample, but the group did not linger. State figures show saloons dropped from 33,439 to 25,149 over fourteen years, from one per 150 people in 1896 to one per 324 last year, blamed largely on high license laws.
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New York
New Stock House
Gaynor
Harburger
Excise
McAvoy
Sheriff Harborner
New York Hotel Workers Push Tip Elimination
In New York a mass meeting of the International Hotel Workers Union denounced tipping as a fee on patrons and urged a fair wage plus a small commission on sales. Speakers highlighted health risks among tipped workers, noting German data on longevity and pension ages, while questioning whether abolishing tips will aid lifespans.
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New York
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Germany
Ups
Wrecked rails fail to halt heroic streetcar conductor
Fred Tresselt, an Acrobatic Ballard streetcar conductor, saved 14 year old Frank Roesan after he was knocked from the Salmon Bay trestle onto Great Northern tracks and landed amid telegraph wires. The daring rescue halted bystander danger and showcased quick reflexes under peril.
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Midair
Seattle
Fred Tresselt
Ballard
Frank Roesan
Salmon Bay
Great Northern
Rescue on trolley lines saves boy after crash
Tresselt climbed a pole with a boy clinging to him as a perilous rescue along swaying wires unfolded. The motorman waited in the cross trees to take the burden. The boy sustained severe cuts and bruises but is expected to recover.
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Tresselt
Rossin
Longest Christmas Dinner Ends With Police Pickup
Daniel MacNeal dined at Mouquin's on Sixth Avenue from 10 AM to 7 PM, lasting nine hours. The feast continued slowly with wine sips until a police officer escorted him to West Thirtieth Street station, ending the record attempt. Mr Crowninshield of Boston was expected to join at 4 PM, extending the meal by three hours before police arrived.
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New York
Daniel MacNeal
Mouquin
Sixth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
MacNeal
Lauder Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Seaway Crossing
Scottish comedian and singer Terry Lauder nearly died while attempting a crossing from Gourock to Lauderdale Mouth Plantation, his Scottish estate, in a rowing boat. He set out from Manchester toward his ill son and faced heavy seas, barely surviving the voyage.
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London
Terry Lauder
Gourock
Tauderdale Mouse Papnon
Manchester
Across Channel the Bow Nearly Swamped in Harrowing Crossing
Halfway across the channel the bow nearly swamped. After three hours of bar work at the ours, Lauder and the two bogiemen reached the shore.
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the Ours
Lauder
Timber wolves attack resident during home defense
Merrill, Wic-Roy Edwards, a resident of the left, was set upon by timber wolves. Edwards says there were four or five wolves, possibly more, in the attack which lasted about four hours. He escaped after choking one wolf to death and having his clothing torn. a bounty was collected on the beast.
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Merrill
Twins Lose Fingers in Shared Feud With Machinery
In Wood County a pair of twins both named Jacob Hawke suffered finger losses in similar feed cutter incidents. One Jacob lost three fingers on his right hand recently, while the other lost three fingers on his left hand in a prior accident. The text notes they are nearly indistinguishable.
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Waneau
Jacob Hawke
Tlincoln
Wood County
Jacob
HICHESON'S FIANCED NOW CHARITY WORKER
Boston reports Miss Viole Edmonds of Brooklyn once linked to Perry Richeson now works in New York as a retirement charity and settlement worker. Formerly active in Brookline philanthropy she is said to be engaged in settlement outreach in the city.
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Boston
Viole
Edmonds
Brooklyspherres
Perry Ter
Richesonm
New York
Brooktine
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John Hill
Oscar Graves
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Tyallas
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Echo
W. A. Stockman
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Head River
WR Walpole, Jr
Irrigan
Frank Enedahl
Whitman College
Will Reeves
Stanfield
James Switzler
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St. George
Florence Bowman
Mildred Allen
Alexander Department Store
la Grande
Edgar W. Smith
E. Cameron
Prospect Fram
John Phillie
Stage Gulch Country
de Louis Needham
Tacoma
J. Herbert Stroim
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EB. I. Davis
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J. Rey Raley
Jetton
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Hicheson
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