Pendleton City Briefs and Local Notices
Primary election petitions at the East Oregonian office. Lost and found items and small ads include a piano, steno work, furnished rooms for rent, and a nearly new piano for sale. County funds allocated to advertise Wasco County. church sermon and concert planned with a Hers to be presented nightly. a hotel and lodging ads and entertainment notices accompany the local notices.
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East Oregonian
Dotn Gooven
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Easy Terms
Ellere Plano House
Main Street
Thompson Street
Portland
Hotel
Oregon
Pendleton
V. Stroeble
Court Street
Bowman Hotel
Call Leathers Transfer Co
Malin
Gritman's Cigar Store
Arlington Lodging House
County Court of
Wasco
EXPLOSION AND FIRE AFFLICT TRANSPORTS UNIT
In San Francisco on February 1 a high explosive chest exploded at the Southern Pacific freight shed. Army units and investigators suspect the Meade transport blaze started by a blast. Three aboard perished, and chests destined for Manila Sea voyage questioned. In St Lucia Castries another quake caused large damage and outages.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Henry Loughran
Teameter
Lnquiry
High Sea
Manila
Company B
Second
United States Infantry
Meade
Wallace
Dakin and
Henneny
Voters Refuse Registration in Umatilla County
Word from Camas Prairie reports many voters in Umatilla County refuse to register claiming independence from Democrats or Republicans. They intend to register when books reopen after primaries on April 25. To vote in the primaries, citizens must register by April 10 and state their party affiliation.
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Camas Prairie
Umatilla County
Pilot Rock
Propriety Change at Hotel Echo as J P Long Sells Interest
J P Long, one of the new proprietors of Hotel Echo, left for Roseburg Oregon on Wednesday to settle in as his future home. He sold his share in the hotel to M A Gillette, the remaining proprietor, who will operate the business going forward. The note adds a blunt remark about a hungry stomach.
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Echo Hotel
J. P. Long
Hotel
Echo
Roseburg
Ore
Long
M. A. Gilette
Rehn Register
Personal mentions from Echo visitors and locals
Echo residents Louis Scholl Jr Frank Spike and others visit the city today. Vaneyele McClellan and Hermiston residents travel for business. Pendleton area residents George Jones J A Whitney Ed Dupuis and more are listed among the day’s visitors and departures.
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Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Frank Spike
Co. E. McClellan
Vaneyele
George W. Jones
Pendleton
J. A. Whitney
Hermiston
H. G. Newport
Charles Marple
Umatilla
FP. &. Ivanhoe
Mikes Alma Harris
la Grande
G. M. Rice
Dayton
Wash
Herbert Beard
T. K. Beard
Golden Rule Hotel
Maidenston
Cal
Democrats Pledge for State Banking and Fair Tax Reform
A mass meeting platform urges comprehensive state banking with an examiner, a broad anti graft agenda, tax reforms including inheritance and land taxation, public campaign finance disclosure, legislative reapportionment, abolition of convict labor on public roads, and support for state ownership of coastal locks with Celilo canal. It also backs women’s suffrage, Chamberlain’s record, and a pledge to place public funds on the highest interest deposits with bank security.
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Oregon City
Celilo
Inland Empire
United States
George E. Chamberlain
County debt plan hinges on bank defaults and court approval
Fragmentary text shows a county seeking to accrue funds from bank defaults. The speaker insists on bonds to be approved by the court. No further context, dates, or entities are clearly readable.
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Honda
Invitation of candidates for county offices in Morrow county
The meeting invited candidates for various county offices. Dr. C. J. Smith won unanimous invitation for state senator, Walter Pierce named for joint senator, William Blakeley and Joseph Scott endorsed for representative though Scott declined. Sheriff Tayor invited for re election, Chamberlain declined. Pierce spoke. other nominations followed with unanimous invites for county clerk recorder treasurer coroner and commissioners. No candidate named for county judge.
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A. D. Stillman
C. J. Smith
Walter M. Pierce
C. P. Strain
James Johns
T. D. Taylor
W. D. Chamberlain
Sheriff Taylor
Pierce
W. DD. Chamberlain
John F. Hil
W. KR. Campbell
T. M. Henderson
Timin
T. J. Rodefelt
James Nelson
Yell Toye Stillman
Cleeult
Mother Reunites With Son After East Oregonian Notice
Frederick Miller of Honaker West Virginia sought his mother who went west many years ago and married in Umatilla County. The inquiry brought the two together as the son reestablished contact with Mrs Ed Dupuis of the Umatilla River area who had also been seeking him after he vanished and came west. She promptly wrote to him upon reading the notice.
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East Oregonian
Frederick Miller
Honaker
Wva
Wmatilia
Ed Dupuis
Umatitla River
Cite
Orerontan
Agreement Looked For In New York Miners Dispute
There appears to be no general sentiment that the miners and operators will effect a peacable settlement as of February 17 in New York.
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New York
Wedding of Nellie Grant recalled in presidential era
The piece recalls Ellen Wrenchall Sartoris’s 1874 White House wedding to Al gernon Charles Frederic Sartoris, the Grant presidency era, noting the ceremony in the East Room, lavish attire, VIP guests, a special train to New York, and gifts valued around 60000 dollars. It also mentions Grant’s alleged disapproval and the couple’s later separation and Sartoris death in Corfu.
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Alice Roosevelt
White House
Grant
Ellen Wrenchall
Algernon Charles Frederic Sartoris
United States
Kansas City Times
Nellie
Tiffany
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Turkey
Indies
Mr. Sartoris
Fred Grant
Methodist Episcopal Church
Supreme Court
Frelinghuysen
Carpenter
Cameron
Conkling
Logman
Wilson
Blaine
Sherman
Porter
G. W. Childe
A.J. Drexel
Perrepont
Arthur
Babcock
Sir. Howard
Lady Thornton
Navy
Army
Washington
New York
Harper’s Weekly
President Grant
George W. Childs
A. J. Drexel
England
Sartoris
Corfu
America
Where Corn Goes in New Orleans As Grain Prices Rise
New Orleans cleared 6 770 000 bushels of corn in January, up 1 567 000 from January 1905, aided by the gulf route opening. Previously corn crossed the Alleghenies and the Missouri valley paid high freight. Now Missouri river prices approach parity with gulf pricing, affecting cattle feeders and signaling lasting higher corn costs and a science of beef making.
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New Orleans
Chicago Livestock World
Gulf
Alleghanies
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Missouri
Tantalem the New Metal Harder Than Diamond
Tantalem is described as a hard new metal harder than diamond with potential for drill and cutting uses. It could be produced in useful quantities, not the rarest nor the most common. Discovered over a century ago, methods to separate it from its compounds emerged in 1903. Red hot it can be rolled into sheets and drawn into wire, and it melts at very high temperatures. The report notes its possible use in incandescent lamps and mentions Rev. C A Hexroyd of Harrisburg Oregon undergoing appendicitis surgery with cautious recovery prospects.
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Guatiend
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Christian Church
Brooks
Philippines
St. Lucia
Castries
St. Vincent
Barbados
L. Hunziker
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen
Bro’s
Popular Price Drug Store
T. G. Halley
Salem
George A. Hartman
Low Angeles
Peter Tachelli
Walla Walla
Umatilla River
City
St. Anthony's Hospital
J. H. Mimnaugh
Union County
Spokane
Perry Lumber Company
Perry
William C. Hansen
la Grande Chronicle
Peoples Warehouse
Mother
Nellie Grant
C A. Hexroad
Southern Methodist Church
Harrisburg
A. C
RUBY @ CO
Webb Street
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