Beard Sends Abscription for Woolen Mill Bonds
California man T. K. Beard, owner of the Golden Rule hotel in Modesto, pledges $500 for Pendleton woolen mill bonds. He notes local cannery and Masonic hall projects, and explains limited surplus capital but strong support for Pendleton’s future. Beard’s letter to G. M. Rice highlights regional investment and community advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pentleton Institution
Golden Tule
Deliever
Woolen Mill Fund
T. K. Beard
Golden Rule
Mr. Beard
Modesto
Calif
G. M. Rice
Pendleton
Oregon
Masonic Hal Association
T. K.’ Beard
Cottage Meetings Continue This Week at Local Church
Cottage gatherings extend into the week as E N Steele will assist in special services next week. Meetings are set at W A Storie 301 Cosble and Thomas Campbell 401 Eddy tonight. Tomor row evening events are at Wm Ingram 401 Lincoln and Dr D C McNabb East Court and Stonewall Jackson. A general church service is planned Wednesday with further announcements. the public is invited to attend all meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Steele
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Storie
Cosble
Thomas Campbell
Eddy
List of names and places in regional notice
A long list of individuals and cities across the Pacific Northwest is recorded, including Lee Williams San Francisco, Wm Folger Spokane, Morrison Seattle, R N Stansfield Echo, A B Thomson Echo, and many others from Portland Spokane Seattle San Francisco New York Buffalo Hood River Walla Walla La Grande Starbuck La Relea. The fragment reflects a directory style or circulation notice listing people with associated locations.
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Lee Williams
San Francisco
Wm. Folger
Spokane
Morrison
Heiiz
Rip Beasley
Seattle
Thomas
Ross
Portland
R. N. Stansfield
Echo
A. B. Thomson
E. W. Hellman
J. E. Hart
Albany
E. E. True
J. Wi
Wright
Bob Sedore
W. H. Lour
Freewater
P. Grant
Walla Walla
E. W. Kreamer
T. F. Zekind
Arthur I. King
N. Y
B. F. Gray
Hood River
M. E. Joseph
C. M. Bishop
Salem
Thos. Duncan
I. Allehoff
James Diller
W. A. Willams
F. Welden
W. C
la Grande
la Relea
Charles 3B
King
Col William Moore to speak on magonic law at Masonic Hall
This evening February 1 1909 Col William Moore delivers an address on magonic law at Masonic Hall. All Blue Lodge members urged to attend and hear the laws. Refreshments will be served. Stephen A Lowell W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
William Moore
Masonic Hall
Order
Blue Lodge
Stephen A. Lowell
W. M
Obituary: Mamie Meteor Passes Away at 27
Mamie Meteor died January 26 in a southern town near Albee. She was 27 years old, a wife and mother of two young children Cleo nine and Clair three. Survived by husband and family, the community mourns a loving wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee
Mamie Meteor
Cleo
Clair
Shipment of Ducks From Mee L G Pell
Mee L G Pell, who lives four miles west of the city, was in town and arranged a shipment of Indian runner ducks to a purchaser at Rogene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Pell
Rogene
Masrageman Roy Herr Joins TR and N Depot Staff
Roy Herr, formerly with the Ent Oregonian mechanical force, has been employed as day agongeman at the TR and N depot. He brings previous experience and will support maintenance and operations at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herr
Ent
Oregonian Mechanical Force
TR & N
Schoolteacher Turns Frontier House Into Snowbound School
Miss Katherine Flanigan, a district No 131 teacher in the Spokane Chronicle report, houses seven frontier children aged 7 to 13 in a renovated log home near the school. She acts as teacher and housekeeper during heavy snows, keeping the class running and christening the arrangement as the Crowfoot University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Planigan
Spokane Chronicle
Flanigan
Crowfoot University
Mill workers race to raise rest of 30000 for reopening
Woolen mill soliciting committee pushes to reach the 30000 needed to reopen. By Saturday the fund stood at 25000, then 26000 after a 500 gift and a 100 local pledge. By 3 pm more small subscriptions came in but over 2000 remained needed. Clarence Bishop arrived from Salem to consult his brother on plans, with a decision expected in the next day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Taylor
Corps of Solicitors
Clarence Bishop
Consule Brother
The
Commercial Association
T. K. Beard
Clarence M. Bishop
Salem
Bishop Brothers
French Headsman Back On Old Job
Paris reports M. Deibler known as Monsieur de Paris returned to duties as executioner after years away. He manned the knife and apparatus at Rue Folle Regnault then moved to his Au tella villa, where he was seen giving gardening instructions. Chicago News.
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Paris
M. Deibler
Monsieur de
France
Detbler
Folle Regnault
Aida
Wen
Hendyman
Autella
Newa
Gardner
Chicago News
Personal visits and moves in city from many towns
A flood of visitors and residents in the city includes 8 C Harden Weston Peter Sheridan Echo Rh F Vaneil Milton W Records Freewater W Ringel Helix Bert Smith Barnhart G Price Weston 8 Shields Milton P M Prosser Spokane Arch and Mrs Ellis Heppner R B Swan Milton J W Smith Sadie Ford Pilot Rock D A Pinkerton Geo Gerking Chas Betz Athena B Roosevelt Walla Walla E B Hensley Spokane M I Morrison Helix Mrs E P Marshall Mrs John Vert Koyler Walla Walla W A Williams prominent insurance man guest of John Bentley W E Stine to conduct branch line to Pilot Rock A E Greiner Spokane trips D B Bailey Alexander M H Patton Los Angeles Willard Bond tonsillitis back at store H P Folger adjusting LaDow building fire Dan Bowman Dayton evangelistic work music by Mrs Bowman.
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W. Ringel
Helix
Bert Smith
Barnhart
G. Price
Weston
Shields
Milton
E. B. Hensley
Spokane
M. I. Morrison
E. P. Marshall
John Vert
Walla Wallin
Koyler
Walla Walla
C. E. Roosevelt
W. A. Williams
John Bentley
W. E. Stine
Here
Pilot Rock
Speech by Sheriff Dunn at Banquet for Lord Clonmel
Sheriff Tom Dunn of New York, guest of Lord Clonmel, recounts his Irish immigrant past. He recalls his mother’s poverty and jokes about past days in Tipperary, praising the guests and country at a celebratory banquet.
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Lord Clonmel
Phil Dwyer
Tom Dunn
New York
Dunn
Conversation at a formal gathering in Puck's prose
An awkward moment unsettles an assembled company as a guest dares to speak and sparks a contagious return to lively talk. The hostess exhorts him to speak and the room slowly fills with genteel conversation once more.
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Puck
Unsuitable proof claims 65-year record and remedies
The note urges trying a bottle for sleeplessness indigestion dyspepsia costiveness colds and grip to see the result. It warns against substitutes and presents a long unverified testimonial.
Father seeks return of sold child Anne in Philadelphia case
Emmanuel Rosel of 714 Christian Street had sold his daughter Anne for $1 when she was 24 months old and now, age 16 on her last birthday, challenges the arrangement with foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Telas. Rossi has four attempted abductions and a warrant was issued. magistrate McCleary set $500 bond to keep peace. The deed of sale dated 1894 named Telas as recipients. the old theater site mentioned later became a factory with no remaining historic character.
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Philadelphia
Anne
Emmanuel
Christian Street
Anthony Tolls
Rossi
Anthony Teles
McCleary
Juniper and
Filbert Streets
Rogal
Old John Street Theatre Sold for 160000 Pounds
New York reports the historic John Street theatre, famed in colonial and revolutionary eras and once used by British officers as Theatre Royal, has been sold for 160000 pounds. The venue opened December 4 1774 with figures like George Washington and John Adams among its patrons and later cycled through American and British management amid vibrant press notices.
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New York
John Street
George Washington
John Adams
Lord Howe
Sir Henry Clinton
Theatre Royal
Wanted a rich husband sparks marriage license bid in Detroit
Celia Pawzin mk 26 seeks license to wed Joseph Caanskawski then Joseph Cropskawnit after a claim a Rich man John C Richards offered marriage. She explains to the clerk through an interpreter that she was engaged to Joe, but changed plans after hearing of Richards wealth. Celia lives at 406 Leland Street. Joseph at 626 Campbell Avenue.
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Detroit
Mich
Celia Pawzinmk
Joseph Caanskawski
Joseph Cropskawnit
John C. Richards
Joe
Mr. Richards
Celia
Leland Street
Joseph
Campbell Avenue
Patriarch of Syria Delayed Getting Audience With King
In London the Patriarch of Syria, one of the few to visit the King, faced delays en route from Salisbury to Buckingham Place. Train lateness caused a late arrival, and difficulties locating the royal car led to a taxi being requisitioned, delaying the audience beyond the scheduled time. The piece notes a contrast between religious liberalism and finances.
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London
Syria
England
Wudtinige
Buckingham Place
Sallisbury
Waterloo
Fuckingham Place
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Smith-Crawford Building
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Heppner
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Geo. Gerking
Chas, Betz
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A. E. Greiner
Spckans
Greiner
D. B. Bailey
Workingmens Clothing Co
Alexander Department Store
M. H. Patton
Los Angeles
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Hia
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Continental Insurance Co
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Dan Bowman
Dayton
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