City Briefs From East Oregonian Puzzling Classified Bits
Primary election petitions at the East Oregonian office. Rentals advertise houses rooms and stores for lease or sale across Pendleton. Notable items include John F. Wilkie commenting on ship captains’ naturalization, legal book acquisitions by O Bryon firm, a Seattle land transfer valued at 2.75 million, a Portland suicide of Edwin Julian, and various local business notices and addresses.
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East Oregonian
Rob Pletcher
Jackson, Wrest
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Thompson Street
South Mainetree
Lene
Seattle
Great Northen
Seattle Lighting Company
Vulcan Iron Works
Seattle- Renton City Works
Edwin Julian
BR. Evert
Portland
Evert
Towa
White Has Influence on German French Peace Talks
Berlin reports that Henry White, the American representative of Algeciras, has done more to ease tensions between Germany and France than any other conference member and that America deserves gratitude from nations seeking peace.
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Berlin
Henry White
Algeciras
Ormany
France
Two Men Die In US Wake On Pennsylvanian Rail Line
A New York train on the Pennsylvania route struck and killed Charles Ash and an unidentified man near Sandusky. Ash was instantly killed when the 16 hour train bore down on him after he left the rails. a companion was severely injured. The locomotive did not stop, and the same train killed the second man six miles ahead of the first collision.
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Sandusky
Charles Ash
New York
Ash
Abolish All Passes Rumor Shocks Rail Officials
A Seattle dispatch reports a rumor that the state railroad commission may ban free passes to all except rail employees under an exemption. The claim notes passes now honor Portland to Seattle trips crossing state lines and accepted within the state despite non employee status. The report emphasizes interstate implications and potential policy shift.
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State Railroad Commission
Olympia
Seattle
Portland
Parishioner Stricken By Paralysis At 615 Perkins
J Thorne, aged over 80, living at 615 Perkins Avenue, was yesterday afternoon struck by paralysis. His condition is serious, and feare are entertained for his recovery as his age weighs on his prognosis.
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BE. J. Thorne
Perkins Avenue
Feira
Malignant smallpox outbreak reported at Mullan Idaho
A malignant smallpox outbreak is reported in Mullan Idaho with only a few isolated cases. The report notes the situation is being contained and monitored by local health authorities. A separate plan earmarks thirty seven thousand one hundred dollars for improvements at Fort Wright in Spokane next summer.
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Mullan
Idaho
Fort Wright
Spokane
President Cohen Heads Local Commercial Association Election
President Cohen named head of Pendleton Commercial association after Roosevelt declines. Treasurer Moorhouse reports finances with cash on hand 459681 and total receipts 4806.01 for the year. Government proposes a one mile road with cost near 3000 and county court cooperation approved. An entertainment event on February 26 is planned to benefit the gymnasium with George Hartman Jr. as athletic committee chair urging strong support.
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Leon Cohen West
The
Commercial Association
Wile
Marit
J. Stolth
Vicw
Fred W. Lampkin
Mark Moorhouse
mMonieers
A. L. Bkrileht
Eb, Roosevelt
Ty C. Taylor
Bert Hufman
W. J. Thompson
Lee Teuteoh
J. W. Mulphey
Fye
Judd
M. A. Rader
Mike Price
Hoon
Roosevelt
Lampkin
J. A. Borie
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Borie
Rman Secition
Mark Moor
Board of Managers
Ecards
Libration
Nye
Wilson
W. L. Thompson
Lhe Ohulr
George Wartman, Jr
S A. Lowell
W. E. Brock
A. L. Kail
EL Roosevelt
H. E. Bean
Thi City
A. Lowell
H.C. Willis
Association
Umatilla Coounty
Pacific Northwest
Portland
George Hartman, Jr
Cohen Accepts Surety After Portland Business Trip
Leon Cohen returns home from Portland where he conducted business in the city. He speaks of accepting a matter pending and notes his arrival in the East Oregon land area this morning.
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Will
Leon Cohen
Portland
Oregon
Mr Coher to accept Commercial association presidency
Mr Cohen stated he will take the presidency of the Commercial association after being elected last night. He has not formed final plans yet but intends to tackle the work with vigor and do his best to ensure the future success of the organization.
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Coher
The
Commercial Association
Cohen
Coyle Fined For Impudent Conduct In City Case
Ww J Coyle a Chicago Portrait company agent was fined ten dollars this afternoon by Tynedoge Thomas Fie Gerald for impertinent conduct. Complaint against Coyle was presented before City Attorney Copter by Mrs Elle Annibel and Mrnda Stuke berry. Hearing held at 2 30 this afternoon with Judge Lowell presiding. Judge Fitz Gerald exonerated Coyle on offense to Mrs Annibel but found him guilty on the other complaint naming the fine.
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J. Coyle
Chicago Portrait Company
Tynedoge
Thomas Fie Gerald
Young Coyle
Copter
Elle Annibel
Nda Stukeberry
Wollestor
Nadien
Lowell
FitzGerald
Coyle
Annibel
Personal mentions fill Echo city with visitors and arrivals
Morning in Pilot Rock and visitors from Umatilla and Weston stroll through town. Local residents like Detlef Schumacher and Eva Roberts arrive for business and study, while families and travelers such as Harry Humphreys and Miss Harriet Harris prepare for meetings and visits.
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Pilot Rock
Jack Tomlinson
Umatilla
C.J. Smith
Portland
H. M. Saling
Weston
Detlef Schumacher
Eva Roberts
Payette
Idaho
Pendleton Business College
Lite
Templeton
A. B. Thornton
Ward
Bfl
MrCullough
Echo
J. H. O'Neill
Tl. & N. Company
Harry Humphreys
Salem
Roland Oliver
C. AR. Wade
Uyuse
Mr. Flack
H.C. Cleveland
Milton
Burnt River
Mix Harriet Harris
Alma Harrix
R. E. Pasley
Woo Pasley
Pasley
Astoria
Colfax
Wash
Winthrop Thompson
H. A. Thompson
McKenzie River
Lane County
Echo Country
A. L. Schick
Wits
Brownsville
Mr. Schick
George W. Schick
Italian woman Mrs Tolla Theprieved reprieved again
Mrs Tolla Theprieved of Trenton New Jersey an Italian woman accused of murder has been reprieved again delaying the court action to March 12.
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Tolla
Trenton
N. J
Linn County fruit growers call meeting at Albany
County Judge H Stewart of Linn issues a call for a Linn county fruit growers meeting at Albany on February 10 to organize a horticultural society and spur orchard cleanup efforts. The gathering aims to cooperate with newly appointed Fruit Inspector C Armstrong.
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H. Stewart
Linn
Linn County
Albany
C. Armstrong
Big contract for hewed ties in Blue mountains
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway let a 60 000 hewed tie contract to Grider and White of La Grande. Ties to be cut from tama rack and red fir and hauled 2 to 6 miles to the Amber track. Work starts after snow melt. about 10 men employed for four to five months. Prices not public but said under 20 cents each. Also reduced round trip excursion rates for 1906 season from O B&N stations to Chicago and other cities with specific sale dates and limits.
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Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Grider & White
la Grande
Spring Spur
Glover, Kamela
Hilgard
Blue Mountains
Hilgard and
Kamel
Fastern Pointe
P. Pointe
Oregon
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
Cornell Bluffs
Omaha
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Ellis
Denver
OF. F
Toronto
Knights Pythias
New Orleans
SMITH
Meade transport fire in San Francisco causes two deaths
A blaze aboard the Meade in San Francisco led to two fatalities and eight injuries from burns and asphyxiation. The vessel sustained damage estimated under twenty five dollars, while emergency crews treated the injured on site and at the hospital.
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Meade
San Francisco
Eilers Piano House Promises High Quality Low Prices
Happy Homes Happy is the home that has a piano and doubly happy if that piano came from Eilers Piano House. The ad touts new sweet toned pianos guaranteed five years, with easy terms and prices from $165, claiming enormous buying power allows them to offer good grade instruments at low prices.
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Eilers
Eilers Piano House
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O'Bryon & O' Bryon
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L. Hunziker
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Solletter
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D. M. Ferry & CO
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Knights OF Pythiag
Knights of Pythinas
Umatitla County
Eagles
M. F. Davis
Ehane Cellor
Union
W. M. Cake
Cupreme Npresentative
L. R. Stinson
Seal
Frank T. Wrightman
Grand Tribune of
East
Ern Oremon
Severand
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Stinson
Cake
Wrightman
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W. A. Gent
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Adama
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Happy Homes
Boston
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COOK
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