Local Business Ads and Notices Cascade Through Pendleton
Fragmented listings show a mix of merchandise ads from Cleaver Brothers and Goude Co Bicycles to fabric and wallpaper suppliers. Job request seeks a housekeeper. Real estate offers include dwellings and ranches. A local woman, Mrs Rosy Rogers, was declared insane and committed to the state asylum in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
D. Boyd
Chicago
Frean Eastern
Demott's
Cotton
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods
Cleaver
Tomalese
Corner Court
Garden Street
Cheawer Brothers Itry Goude Co
Withee's
Court Street
Aran Terest, & Grenligh
A. KR
Pendiaton
Wee Plee Place
Columbia
Main Street
F. X. Schempn
Opera House
Compton White Lane
Weeepeatl
Martin's
Aleo Hotel
Rosy Rogers
Hartman
Vinewa
Salem
Pendiecton
Gewrs
Local notices and ads from a Wallace Oregon paper page
A scattered item list shows multiple advertisements and notices. Items mention Mrs. Maria Wijhawe’s death at 74 in Walla Walla with two sons surviving, a tailor offering gowns, a Keystone pharmacy vaccine lymph shipment, a dance at the Gallen Hall, and upcoming initiations by the Degree of Honor, plus rent ads and a piano voting result in Baker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kemppon
Mualame Johnson
East Oregonian
Sion
Mia
George
Court
Cherel
Pariah Aid Society
Church of the Redeemer Cette
Baker Clay
Baker
Baker City
Mere Claus Lembke
Perth
Pendleton
Gel Eis Montin
Warren
Frida
Unidentified Theft and Disturbance Reported This Morning
A vandal broke into a county office causing a scene and stealing a revolver before fleeing. A police investigation followed as authorities note local tensions. Widely reported health concerns include hog cholera and swine plague in the region with 75 hogs killed by state veterinary order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Wash
Barnes
Pullman
Pendleton Hotel Plies With Notables Guests And Injuries
A list of visitors staying in Pendleton includes Manuel Friedly of Helix on business and Miss Daisy Hopper of La Grande visiting her sister. Rev W H Voigt of Warren Station travels onward, while H T Conwell from Camas Prairie plans return after medical care. Several locals and staff from Hyers mills are noted, including a finger injury to A E Sutton of the mill crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Friedly
Helix.ie
Pendleton
Fred Gilenger
Pilot Rock
Peter Maher
East Lake City
Rev
W. H. Voigt
Warren Station
Pendleton Town
Daisy Hopper
la Grande
George
Minnie DePeatt
Athena
H.T. Conwell Ik
Oeix
Dave
Weston
Camas Prairie
WH. Gray
Kendrick
Idaho
Gray
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Pendleton, But As Been Transferral To A New Charge. of“. B. Pruel
Pruel, Hegele & Co
Portland
K. O. Hawks
A. E. Sutton
Tom McCally
Victor Groshens
Hyers* Mills
U M L C A canvassing drive faces slow progress
A midweek update shows the U M L C A canvassing committee reporting 125 collected with total funds nearing 990 dollars. The remaining 400 dollars of the 500 goal is targeted by today and tomorrow as volunteers push subscriptions through banks. A meeting at the Commercial Association rooms Friday at 7:94 PM is set to announce final receipts and plan future work, with Mrs Wade directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Mlc. A
Woman's Committee
M. C. AL
Commercial Association Rooms
Wade
M.C. A
President McKinley rumor shocks Pendleton readers
John and Vinson of Vreewater relay a Pendleton Tribune tale that President McKinley allegedly favored John Th. Mitchell’s return to the Oregon Senate after a private Salem interview. Butler in Maker City vouches for the claim and describes a LONG Washington room exchange. The report notes shock at the private audience and warns of potential danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John & Vinson
Vreewater
Pendleton Tribune
M. A. Butler
Maker City
Pendleton
Salem
McKinley
John TH. Mitchell Wersous
Oregon
Senate
Butler
Washington
Mr. Butler
Mr. Hotler
Wheat Market Narrow with Prices Edging Down
The report from Chicago notes a narrow wheat market with a half cent range and a close 4 under yesterday. Liverpool closed modestly higher while New York opened strong but faded to the day’s low. Seasonal weakness in winter wheat signals continued selling by shorts as traders await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
H—y
New York
Mt. Ranier
Mt. Chom
Chicago
Mrs Eline Hardwick Rites Held at St Patrick’s
Walla Walla on February 18 Mrs Eline Beth Hardwick age 72 died in Walla Walla Funeral held from St Patrick's Catholic church at 10 a m today with Rev Father M Flohr officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Elinebeth Hardwick
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
M. Flohr
Remains Sent From Piccard's To St Marys For Burial
The interment followed a wake at St Marys Hospital after the remains were moved from Piccard's Wider taking parlors. The deceased had resided in WallA Walla for eight years and was the wife of J Bardwick and mother of John Hardwick, a local jeweler. The family resided at their home for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccard
Freight Wreck Near Alivea Moble Leaves One Dead
A Northern Pacific freight train derailed while delivering supplies to Alivea, a derailment and collision killed brakeman Pidler and injures his colleagues. Engineer Harden is reported critically injured, with Cahill and Smith among others scarred in the aftermath. The runaway wreckage continued a mile before slamming into stationary cars on a switch, where brakeman Filler was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holleyleb
Northern Pacific
Aome
If Pidler
Lnjord
Johm Harden
Jon Cahill
Bruise
Harden
Joseph Smith
Union Going To Sound
Taronia Fah reports that Mohlar president of Oregon Railway and Navigation acting for Union Pacific has usurped Northern Pacific interests in the flow and right of way between Port and Taroma, held jointly with Great Northern. The Portland Vancouver and Yakima line originally sold to Mohler and now grants access to Puget Sound to Union Pacific along its own track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taronia
Mohlar
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Union Pacific
Ha P Orchard
Norther Pacific
Portani
Taroma
Great Northern
Portland, Vancouver and Yakima
Mohler
Puget Sound
Union Pavithe
Evening Fire Sparks Narrow Escape in Waterville
A woman named Mera Sandhon awoke to a fire at a Waterville building after attending a dance. she escaped with severe burns as flames swept through the structure. She walked a quarter mile in a nightgown to a neighbor for care while her brother Mer Sandhon and another man were nearby, with serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Sandhon
Waterville
Mera
Sandhay
Avice
Abe
Mylyn
Emperor Kang Hsi argues over death penalties for Chinese
From Pekin Feb 14, the emperor recedes from demanding suicide by several Chinese held liable under the powers’ banishment drive. He telegraphs Prince Ching that joint note terms allowed only death for the guilty, while others deserve punishment by different means. Envoys insist the least guilty deserve death, threatening a wider penalty unless the court revises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Eeperor Kang Hew
Themelves
Prince Ching
Locust Hill Rabbitry Pedigreed Hares and Poultry for Sale
Advertisement from Veudieton Oregon offering pedigreed Belgian Hares and various poultry breeds for sale with service fee. includes contact and details. Also notes horses and livestock seized in Marenel city and a public notice of East Oregonian newspaper affiliation and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rob
Rabbitry
Adidree
Day Hamilton Murder Trial Opens With Expert Testimony
In Minneapolis on February 14 the Murray case resumes as a physician testifies. He states a man wounded by a blow could not have fought afterward, and argues Day must be shown to have fallen before the floor incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnecspolis
the Murray
Hamton Murier
Dave
Walker
Richardson Blames Appropriations Rise on Government Spending
Washington reports Richardson of Tennessee criticizes the total of current appropriations suggesting a rise from about 470,000,000 when McKinley’s administration began to over 800,000,000. He notes projected increases while the House confirms brigadier era promotions and navy contracts amid a Salem to Port Telegram dispatch concerning Pan American exhibit funding and local commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richardson
Tennessee
McKinley
Gens
Worl
Grant
Bell
Navy Department
Batt Troan Worke
Seaport News Ship Building Company
Tesler
Oregon Pan-American Exsition Commisnion
Salem
Mere Werth
Bos Hiood
Atlios
Women's Sarew Bycage in Southeide Fire Case
A fire at Southeide damaged the Bi fem wae building and the bone of Mr. awl Mre was affected. Gus Sandhope reported the incident and investigators cordoned the scene for assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Awl
Gus Sandhope
Southeide
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ast
Gaggaway
Hursday
Cleaver Bros
Stationery
Leadin Taliman
Mere. Roth
Alte
Croahy Streets
Eant Oregonian
J. Tomineon
Nrick
Cortonwood Street
Posite
H.M. Gilbert
Yakima County
Thepower
Heppner
AC Koeppen & Broz
Ivory Saint
Kenny J. Meiners
Mise
Ethel B. Vorse
Weimday
Gallen Hale
Rex
Pemlletanscanery
Byam
Hiv
Aseietanes
Alexi
Aditacims Dieturber
Tre Pemes
Y. M. C. A. Fund
Solbeltineg Committee
New York Market
Board of Trade
RS. Hardwick
Pines
Russian Thistles
Dakila
Thut
Portland Uibia Company
Turk Dan Rochefoucauld
Alice
Rochefoucauld
Cenmion
Falmouth
Wang
Salvation Army
Owl Tea House
van Orsdall & Ross
Pendleton Ukias
Huston & Carvey
Ridge
Alba
Ukiah
Reasonadle Freight
Apernier Malis City Nation
Polinjan
Ate Yng Atere
Pendleton Savings Bank
SNR
The
First National Bank
Bi Tnotitton
Tramacr
Eanhile Tedster Aol
San Peanut
Lyiegl Andl
Tye
Pawtal
San Franciano, Gay
W. H. Jones
Evry
Locust Hill
Acy W
Veudieton
Joe Ribet
Marenel
Etl
Conte Ennate
Leander Ul
Wouls Dust Commission
Cordova Wax
Avery Wheris
Standand Oil CO
Dead
Colliers
Foremost Illustrated Journal
Hall Caine
Collier’s Weekly
West Thirteenth Street
New York City
Lfcal
Jesse
J Kline
Wm. Fitzgerald
the Shoe Man
Joe Kline
Alta
Webb Streets
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