White Haviland china at Demott's and other notices
A compact page of town briefs lists Demott's selling White Haviland china and glassware, while Minnis offers dry wood and farm supplies. Others advertise lost items including gold watches and cuff buttons, rental rooms, transfer work, and a first class bookkeeper seeking work. several notices urge rewards for returns.
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Demott's
Campbell's Millinery
Water Street
Care
Golden Rule
Pendleton
Holm’s
McKay
Lady'a
Instlala
E. O
Haviland
The Resurrection headline at the Oregon
Streeter and Bryan starring in The Resurrection at the Oregon praised for their strong performances. The troupe delivers a vivid, realistic portrayal of Dimitri and Katusha, with a varied bill featuring The Little Minister and other titles. Upcoming attractions and special programs promise continued top entertainment.
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Katusha
Dimitri
Oregon
Star Theater Presents Moving Pictures and Songs
The Star theater will show fine moving pictures and illustrated songs during the week with vaudeville attractions to follow. Admission to the moving pictures costs 10 cents, with showings in both afternoon and evening slots.
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Star Theater
Notable visitors and residents stop by Pendleton
A parade of personal visits fills Pendleton as P A Bonney of Echo and many others drop in for brief stays. Zoeth Houser from Buttercreek and D C Turner of Weston are seen, with bankers, lawyers, and merchants from Helix to The Dalles visiting or transacting business. A. B. Montgomery and J. H. Graham travel, while Mrs. H M Cockburn returns home after a brief stay. James Estes plans a two week visit to Arlington and Portland, and local figures attend theater with Mrs Arm B Thompson of Buttercreek.
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P. A. Bonney
Echo
Zoeth Houser
Buttercreek
D. C
Witnesses Testify In Haaga Case At Court Opening
State calls many witnesses in the Haaga case. Blanch Crane testifies briefly, then Earl Norton, a teen worker who says Haaga sold him a hat shirts and leggings from a trunk. Norton identifies items paid for. Several others follow, including F EF Livingood Deputy Wilson and John F Hill grand jury foreman.
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Hanga
Blanch Crane
Earl Norton
Norton
Haaga
Young Norton
F. EF. Livingood
Teutsch Department Store
Wilson
John F. Hill
Hill
Tax Payments Begin at Sheriff's Office
Tax payments began at the sheriff's office this morning and will continue until the first Monday in April. Three special deputies will be engaged to handle the payments with EK A Johnson assisting Deputies Funk and Wilson during the day and two men to be placed on nights. Over-zealous property owners seek the 3 percent rebate by paying early, but only those paying before March 18 qualify. those paying between March 15 and the first Monday in April receive no rebate and incur no penalty.
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EK. A. Johnson
Funk
Wilson
Banquet Honors Montie B Gwinn At Hancock House
Washington correspondents from about 25 newspapers hosted Montie B Gwinn, president of Pendleton Savings Bank, at the Hancock House after attending the National Irrigation Congress in Boise in 1906. The banquet was part of the Bolas Statesman report.
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Bolas Statesman
Washington
Boiso
Montie B. Gwinn
Pendleton Savings Bank
Hancock
Washington banquet honors Irrigation congress head
In Washington Saturday night the guest of honor was Mr Gwinn with Senator Borah Idaho and his private secretary Guy Flennier present. Gwinn chaired the executive committee of the Irrigation congress and entertained the delegation of correspondents from the national capital during their stay.
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Taurant
Washington
Gwinn
Senator Borah
Idaho
Guy Flennier
Irrigation Congress
National Capital
Post Office Receipts Show January Stamp Sales Rise
Pendleton post office reports January stamp and envelope sales totaling 1497.21 dollars, up from 1410.40 dollars the previous January. The figure excludes box rent, with Harry Rees, assistant postmaster, preparing the monthly statement.
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Pendleton
Harry Rees
Eagles Dance Postponed To February Twenty First
The Pendleton Eagles postpone their Valentine's ball from February 14 to Friday evening February 21. A committee including W. Hanson Royal Sawtelle and Jack Huston will coordinate arrangements. Music by local performers and special preparations promise a successful event. Bowman Dining Room Opened with Johnson's Orchestra providing music and a full dinner. Pendleton Circle Women of Woodcraft to host an Odd Fellows hall event with 500 game and refreshments next Thursday. small admission to cover expenses.
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Pendleton
W. Hanson
Royal Sawtelle
Jack Huston
Bowman
Johnson
Bowman Hotel
Pendleton Circle
the Women of Woodcraft
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Death of J. H. James at Clopton place
J H James longtime Clopton ranch operator at the mouth of McKay creek died at 1 am after a brief illness. He was 48, a Missouri native, married, and survived by his wife who is sister to A H Johnson orchestra leader. Funeral services will be held from the Clopton ranch with interment in Olney cemetery.
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J. H. James
Clopton Place
McKay Creek
Clopton Ranch
Olney Cemetery
Missouri
A. H. Johnson
Pendleton High Team Praised After Large Victory in The Dalles
The Pendleton high school basketball players returned from The Dalles Saturday evening praising Wasco county officials for their courtesy. Pendleton edged The Dalles 49 to 3 in a decisive win that drew strong reaction from the visitors.
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Dalles
Wasco County
Pendleton Five
Funeral for Henry Rabideaw Held by Pendleton Eagles
Henry Rabideaw died at the hospital last Friday. His funeral yesterday afternoon was conducted under the auspices of the Pendleton Aeroe of Eagles, and the remains were followed to the cemetery by many members of the order.
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Henry Rabideaw
Pendleton Aerle of
Eagles
Pendleton Aerle
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Guy Wyrick at 312 Aura Street
A 10 pound daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wyrick at their home on Aura Street 312. The birth adds a new member to the family, details not further disclosed.
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Guy Wyrick
Aura Street
Investors Dub Wall Street Gambling Claim
A 1907 New York Exchange summary shows 12 top issues accounting for 73 percent of yearly trading with combined 142,698,873 shares. Eleven stocks traded in shares exceeding their issued stock and readings of Reading Union Pacific and American Smelting show 17 to 20 times their outstanding shares traded.
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New York Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
American Smelting
Wall Street
Spokane Chronicle
Wrong Notion Visitor and Child Exchange Whipping Worries
A distressed boy pleads with a visitor about fear of punishment at home. The visitor offers help to spare the boy from a whipping, while the child asserts the beating would come on his hands. The dialogue hints at domestic tension and fear.
Seven Killed in Van Allen Mill Boiler Explosion
Seven were killed and six injured in a boiler explosion at the rolling mill of Van Allen & Co. in Northumberland, near Sanbury, Pa. on February 3. The blast at the Northumberland plant caused extensive damage and halted operations as emergency crews responded to the incident.
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Sanbury
van Allen & Co
Northumberland
Gas Explosion Kills Man, Injures Daughter in Chicago Home
A gas explosion at a Chicago home this morning killed John Munson and injured his daughter Catherine. Fire officials say a blast occurred in the residence triggering extensive damage and an emergency response.
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Chicago
John Munson
Catherine
Wanted To Buy Residence In East City
Advert: seeking to purchase a residence in the eastern part of the city. Inquiries directed to Monterastelli Marble Works for contact and details.
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Monterastelli
Severe storms batter Black Sea sinks ship with losses
Severe storms rage over the Black Sea causing a ship to sink and numerous deaths. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities confirm casualties and search operations continue for survivors.
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Black Sea
Alaskan Schools Teach Eskimo Children Under U S Bureau
Seventy American teachers operate in Alaska under the U S Bureau of Education in Washington. They staff segregated native schools across the territory, funding rises to 200000 dollars last year, enabling establishment of schools in principal villages and extending civilizing work to native populations amid harsh conditions. The article praises missionary zeal and Anglo-Saxon influence in this pioneering effort.
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Great Empire
American Bureau of Education
William A. du Puy
American Review of Reviews
Alaska
United States
Arctic
Bering Straits
Yukon
Acutlan Islands
Asia
United States Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
Missed the Towpath and a Child's Sea Question
A New York Times quotation recalls a five year old inland girl who, hearing of the sea from her mother, asks if there is a tow path on the horizon. The tale contrasts inland life near the Erie canal with distant ocean imagery and the child’s hopeful misunderstanding.
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New York
Bay
New York Times
Little Mamie Rose and the Ambiguity Tale
A teacher recalls teaching the word ambiguity to Russian children on the east side. A grimy pupil responds with a clever illustration using Mamie Rose sitting on a tack. The remark ends with a note about east side children needing no second explanation. Jack Chesterfield, jailed in Walla Walla, faces an insanity hearing today after a year of notoriety for attempting to blow up Seattle jail with dynamite.
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Educational Alliance
Mamie Rose
East Side
New York
Jack Chesterfield
Walla Walla
Chesterfield
Seattle
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Comforts
Teutsch’s Dept Store
F. L
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
Goodman Hardware Co
Pendleton Investment Co
Savings Bank
Goodman Hardware
Heroe
Streeter-Bryan
Streeter
Bryan
Tolatol
Christ
Koeppens
T. M. Taggart
Athena
R. R. Johns
City
Douglas Ball
Blake-McFall Company
H. M. Cockburn
F. B. Swayze
Hermiston Bank
Henry Waldo Coe
Portland
Will M. Peterson
J. B. Switzler
Umatilla
J. H. Graham
A. A. Roberts
la Grande
B. E. Kennedy
Baker City
James H. Estes
Arlington
Klickitat County
George Darvenu
Hotel
St. George
Arm B. Thompson
Ella Bowling
Adams
D. J. Mec- Faul
Ralph Winslow
Winslow Bros
W. RR. Parker
Golden Rule Hotel
Samuel Carmichael
BR. B. Richards
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
California
Asast
Washington Press
Jd. H. James
Rabideaw
Harry
the Alexander Department Store
Congress
Little Mamie Rose Rose
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