City Briefs Showers of wood and rooms for rent
Local notices advertise dry wood from Minnis and rooms for rent at 413 South Malin, 302 Logan Street, and 701 Fort Court. Listings seek gardeners, housekeepers, and two furnished rooms, with notices of hotel rates and a rooming house sale. Also mentions incubators, lumber prices, and theater vaudeville listings.
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Minnis
Malin Street
Arts
Inauire
Logan Street
Kodak
Bowman
Bridge
Meacham
Henry Kopitzke
Thin City
Goodman Hardware Co
Court House
J. T Sharon
Pendiston
Portland
Oregon
Wheat and corn price openings in Chicago market
Chicken Wheat Market Chicago reports Wheat opened 7 1 4 1 2? No. Wheat opened 741-8, cloned 777-8. Corn opened 47 1 2 percent, closed the same. Oats opened 421-8, cloned 421-8.
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Chicago
Thaw trial dominates London talk and press opinion
John Strange Winter, aka Mrs Stannard, says Thaw would not be a man if he had not killed White and defends acts as provoked. She condemns White and Evelyn as harming a young girl, calling the response understandable. The piece notes English sentiment aligns with her views and urges readers to read the Mast Oregonian.
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London
England
John Etrangee Winter
White
Evelyn
Brainard
Personal greetings and travel notices in La Grande
Bert Cartano visits Athena while George C. Miller stays at Hotel St George on business in La Grande. Captain J. H. Alexander inspects in town, and W. F. Matlock returns from Salem as legislature convenes.
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Bert Cartano
Athena
George C. Miller
Portland
Hotel St. George
J. BH. Alexander
Jrand
la Grande
W. F. Matlock
Saleom
Frank Hoffman
O. BR. & Newitehmin
Hermann case heats up as Hermann loses point in hearing
A Washington dispatch reports Binger Hermann’s case facing a key ruling. The court overrules the defense on dismissal and allows government evidence from the Blue Mountain forest reserve conspiracy. Stenographer Dr. Harry Reiger testifies about destroyed letter pressbooks and government correspondence. Bridges testifies of letters from Harriman, claimed destroyed, as prosecutors seek conspiracy allegations.
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Oregon
Washington
Binger Hermann
Juda Stifford
Hlue Mountain Forest Reserve
Portiouines
Harry Reiger
Hersimann
Frank
Mitchell
Hermann
Reler
J. T. Bridges
Rovebure
Walla Walla Student Hoodwinked Public Discipline
George Cushman of Pearsons academy was stripped and ducked in Locum Duckum by peers after he drenched an upper classman with water from a third story Billings hall window. A student ethics court in the M C A building heard the case with Haylette O Neill as judge and Vincent Borleske advocating for Cushman. Cushman accepted the ritual as customary.
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George Cushman
Toy Pond
Pearsons Academy
Billings Hall
Walla Walla Statesman
Haylette O'Neill
Cushman
Thirteen Carloads Cattle Shipped to Portland Markets
Thirteen carloads of cattle were shipped from Baker City stock yards to Portland markets and Union Meat packing houses at Troutdale Oregon. O D Jones sent five cars for the Portland market while Harris of the Union Meat Company sent eight. Over 100 head came from the McMullin ranch in Pine Valley with Jones also taking stock from Fred Cranston and Tom Mack. Harris bought all his cattle from Pleas Brown. Jones plans to return March 26 with a large bunch from Eagle valley.
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Portland
Union Meat Company
Troutdale
O. D. Jones
Harris
McMullin
Pine Valley
Jones
Fred Cranston
Tom Mack
Pleas Brown
Mr. Jones
Eagle Valley
Baker City Herald
Pioneer Taylor Green Dies in Woodward Oklahoma
Pioneer Taylor Green of Umatilla County dies at 74 in Woodward Oklahoma after a long battle with diabetes. Native of Sullivan County Missouri, he moved from Weston to Union then Hot Lake, later Oklahoma. Survived by seven children including Bert Huffman and Annie Carlson. brothers and sisters named. Funeral and church services scheduled at Redeemer Church with related confirmations and Lent readings. Troops to Fort Douglas itinerary noted for Company A, Third Infantry via R N R line.
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Umatilla County
Woodward
Okla
Bert Huffman
Taylor Green
Weeton
Woodward, Okia
Wimatilla County
Green
Sullivan County
Missouri
Minmouri
Wild Horn Creek
Weston
Woaton
Hot Lake
Union
Oklahoma
Plender
Umatilla
Hiewie
Weston Mavonie Lodge
Union Lodge
Odd Fellows
Woolward
Wolf Point
Mont
S. P. Green
Richmond
Ola
George and James Green
Caldwell
Idaho
Fort Douglas
Third
United States Infantry
Dube
Tovetments in Oregon Timber Land Deal Stirs Pulpits of Wealth
A Tillamook county timber land sale to Ban Francisco capitalists nets $150000 for a $20000 investment, in a scheme tied to El Hadley of Titlamook at the Imperial hotel. Five readers note Hadley bought numerous quarter sections years ago, selling them at about 9000 each, reported by the Oregon Dolly Journal amid talk that the plan is easy money. Meanwhile Otto Didion resigns from East Oregonian to start linotype work at La Grande Evening Observer, bringing a Mergenthaler machine and serving the Observer and other papers in eastern Oregon. He and his wife will move to La Grande after installation.
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Oregon
EL Hadley
Titlamook
Imperial Hotel
Oregon Dolly Journal
Tillamook County
Hadley
Truckee Lumber Company
Hobsonville
Hadley Timber
Papuine Linotype
Tedependent Bretness
Otto Didion
Linotype
East Oregonian
la Firands
Himelf
Mergenthaler
Evening Observer
la Grande
Observer
Didion
Grande
Mr. Didion
Lawson 50th Birthday Looms In Boston
Thomas W. Lawson, famed financier and enemy of the system, turns 50 in Boston. He reports no celebration, keeps busy explaining Trinity stock moves, and jokes about a future Standard Oil school of finance.
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T. W. Lawson
Boston
Macy
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Trinity
Lawcen
Standard Oil School of Finance
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
EB. C
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Hoek
Addie Cunningham
Oregon Lumber Yard
Star Theater
Do Mont
Mia
Rega
le Alvo
Baker
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
Cottonwood
The
Mast
Oregonian
New York
T. W.tandy
Pendleton
Ukiah
Leon Steinhart
M. Sellers & Co
Inland Empire
J. M. Hotel
J. J. Case Machine Company
Hotel St. Ceorge
C. C. van Orndall
Women of
Woodcraft
Baker ‘Hy
Mire Lono Sunderman
A. B H. Sunderman
Harry Thompson
Pendleton Savings Bank
Hermiston
A. E. Shumate
Ginn School Book Publishing Company
la Grandee
John Vert
Adim
Walla Walla
Ed Manassee
George D. Peebler
Stage Gulch
Irene Hatch
Spokane
J. M. Bentley
J. W. McCormmach
Umatifia
Wallula
Hermann Case
Church of Reidleemer
Church of the Redeemer
Heppner
Frank C. Parks
May F. Parks
White Hall
Peter West
Weare
Wonder Store
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton, Oregon
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