City Briefs and Local Notices From Pendleton Area
Primary election petitions at the East Oregonian office. Rooms for rent at 717 Thompson street. John Green's Family liquor store on Court Street opposite the Golden Rule hotel. Advertisements for pianola purchases, steno agency, hotel rates, and transport services. For sale items include a 1-year-old Jersey cow with calf, a high-grade plane, and rooming-house furniture. Witch Hazel Salve advertised with claims of quick relief for sores and piles available at local stores.
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East Oregonian
Aura Street
John Green
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Ellere Plano House
Main
Thompson Street
Porthin
Oregon
Pendleton
C. E
O'Brien
Bowman Hotel
Call Leathers Transfer Co
Gritman's Clear Store
Hotel
BE. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Taliman & Co
Baptist Maurek Notice of Fellowship Study Session
Tomorrow night at 6 o clock a Bible study and fellowship hour will be held for all who wish to attend. The study begins at 7 and ends promptly at 8. The Bible teachers will conclude with a closing meet at 9. This plan has continued since last fall with marked success.
Friday study night invites at the church
The message invites attendees to the church study led by Rev. GeneRoy Hall from 7 to 8 PM this Friday. It promises no need to go home for supper and offers lunch at the church after work.
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GeneRoy Hall
Fine Horses and Jacks to Be Sold at Heppner Auction
B F Swaggart announces Oregon’s largest sale of horses mules and jacks at Heppner on March 1 and 2. The lineup includes 75 thoroughbred and standard bred horses from 2 to 3 years old, 12 matched teams 26 singles, a 1700 pound 7-year-old Percheron stallion, 190 mules and eight jacks aged 3 to 6 years. Also saddle horses for hunt club meets and cavalry use, with stock from Calphurnus Cherry Stone Master Hishop and other top sires. Auctioneer William F Yonka urges inquiries to TF Swaggart Lexington Oregon.
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B. F. Swaggart
Heppner
Oregon
Tenme
Calphurnus
Sylvan Lass
Ella Dupey
Chira N
Mamie
Lady Opal
Mise Coxey
Swamp Root
Percheron Wtallon
Wele
Swaggart
George
Ainters
Kid
Tongues
Hilleboro
Alate
Svesart
Elingle
Cherry Stone
William F. Yonka
Horrea
TF. Swagerart
Lexington
Ore
Wrecked Train Collides Near Lancaster In Morning Crash
A mail train and a freight collided near Lancaster Pennsylvania this morning. The wreckage is burning with debris strewn about. No fatalities are reported, though the crash caused a major disruption to rail traffic.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Assault at Mayview Leaves Wade with Head Injury
At Mayview twenty miles from Pome roy Washington Andrew Key struck Al Wade with a beer bottle breaking it over his head. Wade suffers a badly lacerated scalp and concussion of the brain.
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Mayview
Pomeroy
Wash
Andrew Key
al Wade
Wade
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Guests
Local column records Mr and Mrs R J Slater visiting Echo and numerous regional travelers stopping through. Milton resident Stobert Frazier seen yesterday, Boise’s Bartholomew, La Grande lineman Tim Donovan, Baker City Herald manager Kennedy, Prineville guests Wertzrwiler, Milton attorney Peterson, North Yakima arrivals Smythe, J N Burgess of Cunningham Sheep & Land Co and Pendleton ties noted. Also Adolph Newlin of La Grande, Mrs Max Huer heading to Portland, and Pendleton broker Dean Talom here for business. Mrs C S Dunn en route to Wardner Idaho. her father Frank Leavitt a veteran locomotive engineer.
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R. J. Slater
Echo
Stobert Frazier
Milton
A Bartholomew
Boise
Tim Donovan
la Grande
B. Ke, Kennedy
Baker City
A. Alexander
D. Peterson
A. Smythe
North Yakima
J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Pilot Mock
Dan
Pendleton
Arlington Record
Adolph Newlin
Walla Walla
Max Huer
Portland
Mise Trene Hexter
Dean Talom
Hearing on Alaska rail aid to aid DIL Lovering plan
Washington dispatch reports a hearing by the hay committee on territories this week on the Lovering DIL providing government aid for general railroad construction in Alaska. Ex-Senator George Turner will speak for the DIN to aid the Alaska Central railway in sharing benefits. The line from Resurrection Bay is financed for about 30 miles beyond the current reach, with 60 miles in operation. Funds for the project will exhaust after laying 4 more miles, prompting debate over government subsidies. Turner argues aiding another Alaska railroad without aiding Alaska Central would ruin the enterprise and its bonds. About 2.5 million dollars has been spent by Alaska Central.
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Hay Committee On Territories
Lovering Dil
Alaska
Washington
George Turner
Alaska Central Railway
House
Senate
Alaska Central Road
Resurrection Bay
Turner
Alaska Central People
Alaka
Alaska Central Railroad
Alaska Central
Postal Reform Bill Aims to Consolidate Rates
In Congress a postal reform bill seeks to merge third and fourth class matter under one rate structure. Madden, the supervising official, notes inconsistent charges for near identical parcels, with examples like printed books at 4 to 5 cents per pound and various cards or ads priced per ounce or per two ounces, highlighting bureaucratic confusion and calls for simplification.
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Congress
Prevent Postmaster General
Madden
Come
San Francisco Examiner
Postal reform urge linked to food price controls in New York
The piece notes prices for food items like potatoes and beans per pound and planting costs, calling it an elementary step toward postal reform urged by post office officials and the postal reform league. It criticizes Senator Platt of the United States Express company as opposing reform, claiming he has missed sessions and would not be seated again if voters have their way.
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Post Office
Postal Reform League of the United States
Senator Platt
United States Express Company
Senate
New York
England's 932,267 paupers rise in year end figures
The half yearly report shows 922,287 people in England and Wales received poor law relief on Jan 1 1906, including 145,013 in London. Outside London 784,254, with large increases. proportion of population relief 27.6 per 1000 overall and 81.48 per 1000 in London.
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England
Wales
London
Essex
West Ham
Tibor Yards
Lonion Mall
Sale of Oats to France and 400000 Bushels Reported
Reported Monday, 400000 bushels of oil and 1000000 bushels of coal sold to France via Chicago and Northwest routes. Oats export demand from Minneapolis to New Orleans at 18 cents per 100 pounds spurred ocean room bookings for 250000 bushels at New Orleans, with Northwest and Omaha routes directing supplies through Chicago.
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Northwest
France
Chicago
Dualance
New Orleans
Conrae
Minneapolis
Omhas
Northwestern
Tiinele Center
New Oreleans
Double Execution in Ebbensburo Handles Murder Case
Stephen Fellows and Jacob Mugier were executed for murder on the same gallows in Ebbensburo Pa this afternoon. In St Louis a fire in the wholesale district caused about 100000 dollars in damage this morning.
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Ebbensburo
Stephen Fellows
Jacob Mugier
St. Louis
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Warner
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Christy Hoe Safety
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Bro's
Baliroms
Silk
The
Frazer Theatre
Yimtown
University of Oregon
Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Oregon Daily Journal
Tt. M. Glenn
E. BR. Abbott
Robert Rountree
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