Butter Creek Stockman Heads East After Family Fire Death
J B Saylor of Butter Creek rushes to Lewiston Pennsylvania after a fatal fire killed his father Tease Saylor his sister Mrs Peter Martin and five children. The dwelling burned yesterday morning in a rural Pennsylvania district and telegraphic reports gave only names and cause. Travel back could take up to a week due to snow delays.
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Butter Creek
Pennsylvania
J. B. Saylor
Lewiston
Saylor
Peter Martin
East Oregonian
One fare to Portland by O R and N for league meeting
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company announces a special one fare rate from Pendleton to Portland and return for attendees of the Oregon Development League and Oregon Press meeting. The offer supports travel to the gathering and encourages participation from developers and media groups.
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Development League
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon Development League
Oregon Press
Cold Check and Its Uncertain Course in Weather Note
A terse weather note warns that predicting results from a cold start is unreliable while suggesting clearer outcomes if one follows a preferred approach. The piece frames temperature trends as variable and contingent on weakening conditions.
Association Meeting and California Excursion Plans
Portland hosts an association meeting January 12 with related sales on January 11 and 12. Train No 1 arrives January 11 and No 5 arrives January 12, return January 16. January 13 a California excursion train with about 10 coaches will depart Portland for Los Angeles and stops. About 125 Oregon businessmen will join the trip under a special rate.
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Portland
California
Los Angeles
Oregon
Jerome K Jerome Visits Pendleton on Northwest Tour
Pendleton welcomed Jerome K Jerome author of Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow on a brief stop during his northwest tour. He delayed travel to Whitman College and proceeded to Portland after missing connections with Spokane. He praised the region's civilization and aimed to meet common people and notable locals during his visit.
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Pendleton
Portland
Jerome K. Jerome
Jerome
Whitman College
Spokane
Whitman
Port Jam
Northwest
East Oregonian
Eingland
United States
Nia
Whitman Students Involved in Midnight East Main Fracas
Police quelled a mini riot on East Main Street after a Saturday night college dance at the Armory. Whitman students and other patrons clashed, drawing a large mob as officers intervened and marchers dispersed in various directions.
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East Main Street
Whitman
Armory Building
Walla Walla
Bond Issue Proposed for Klamath Public School
Voters will decide on a $4 000 bonded indebtednes to finish the new public school. Election set for Saturday January 27, 1906. Polls open at 9 a m at Land Clo. Confusing text mentions Klamath Falls, Express and Confederate references, with $900 000 and $154 034 sums in unclear context.
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Klamath
Pole
Klamath Falls
Texas
Meat Market Fire Rends Court Street Market
A blaze broke out shortly after six oclock this morning at the Lyman Brothers meat market on Court Street. Fire damaged the rear room and basement, with total losses estimated around $2000. Fire origin unclear but suspected near the rendering kettle or a dropped match. Building insured for $2500. business insurance covers losses pending resumption. A community program and banquet followed at the hall with many attendees and officials in attendance.
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Simoke
Court Street
Lymain Brothers
Charter Rohrman
Matthews Patent Irrigation Wheel Demonstrated in Deschutes River
J B Matthews of this city has tested a new derivation wheel with a submersible pump in the Des Chutes near its mouth. The device floats in shallow water, can be anchored at various depths, and powers a pump for irrigation. Matthews expects strong demand and plans to manufacture several units for field use.
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S&s Matthews
Des Chutes
J.B Matthews
Cox Chutes
Matthews
Des Chites
Pendleton Railroad & Coal selects Morrow county directors
A stockholders meeting of the Pendleton Railroad & Coal Company was held in the city to elect directors for the coming year. Directors were chosen from Morrow county shareholders, with C. E. Redfield D. A. Herrin and Ja A. Woolery among those named. No new developments or immediate work on the proposed project were reported.
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Pendleton Railroad & Coal Company
Thin City
Morrow County
Cract
C. E. Redfield
D. A. Herrin
Ja. A. Woolery
Arranging the Court Docket for January Term
Last night a meeting of attorneys in Circuit Judge Ellie’s office set cases for trial at the January session. Many cases fill the docket and may extend two weeks if all go to trial. The Davis case for embezzlement draws strong interest, with outside witnesses requested and firm representation by Carter Raley & Raley and James A Fee anticipated.
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Ellie
C. P. Davis
Sheriffs Office
Bilis Hax
Davis
Carter, Raley & Raley
James A. Fee
Pendleton Post Office Sees 43 Percent Growth Over Five Years
The Pendleton post office has grown about 3 percent in five years. Receipts year by year since 1901 show gradual increases. If the 12 months ending March 1 exceed $16,000, the postmaster’s salary will rise by $100 after next July, with further increases as annual business climbs toward $46,000 to reach first class status.
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Pendleton
Alan
Galary
Will in the Air Council Meeting Tomorrow Night
City council faces a tense session over the marshalship and mayoral action on Bert Wilson An early return of Councilman Ferguson from California could tilt the vote and shape the outcome If Wilson is rejected another selection fight may arise while Orville Coffman possibly returns to the post In police court John Davis and Parson Clayton receive fines for drunkenness and disorderliness H W Greene becomes president of the Pioneer Bank Ritzville Washington
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Ferguson
California
Coffman
Fee
Bert Wilson
J. M. Ferguson
Wilson
Feely
Uleml Heruse
Marshal Cortmain
Wilton
Showld Wilson
Orville Coffman
Harold Warner Hurt at Gymnasium Dosed Well
Harold Warner, injured while working in the gymnasium yesterday, is reported to be dosing well and hopes to recover soon. He attempted a difficult maneuver on a German horse, fractured his left leg, and Director Wilton was out of the room at the time. Returning from Mexico, H. Bickers will arrive in San Francisco around January 10, with his address at the Mec dental hotel. Traveling for Monument Company, F. H. Preher now represents Roberts Monument in Walla Walla while staying based in Pendleton, noted as an expert marble cutter with fine Pendleton work.
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We Wey
Harold Warner
Warner
Wilton
Lee
Mexico
Bickers
San Francisco
Mecdental
East Oregonian
Mr. Hickera
Monument Company
F. H. Preher
Pendleton Marble Company
City
Roberts Monument Company
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Penndleton
Preher
Booths Seek Admission for Daughters to St Joseph Academy
Mrs J W Booth of Wasen Sherman county visited yesterday to place her two daughters Jamie nee Jeanie and Bessie in St Joseph Academy.
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St. Joseph Academy
J. W. Booth
Wasen
Sherman County
Jéenie
Bessie
St Joseph Academy
Former editor Lathrop named secretary to Senator Gearin
Former East Oregonian editor Lathrop has been appointed secretary to United States Senator Gearin. He left Portland over a week ago traveling via Great Northern rail and was delayed by storms in Minnesota and the Dakotas. He has not yet reached Washington, aiming to arrive by tomorrow. Lathrop served 11 years at the East Oregonian and four years in Portland at the Oregon Daily Journal before moving to special work for the Journal as a writer.
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East Oregonian
Gearin
Lathrop
Taat Orerenhin
United States
Washington
Portland
Great Northern
Minnesota
Dakotas
Will
Lomiorrow
Lathroy
Thin City
Oregon Daily Journal
Pendleton Woodmen Install Officers in New Englew Hall
The Pendleton Woodmen of the World camp held its annual installation of officers in the new Englew Hall. About 260 members with spouses and friends attended the notable ceremony, marking a historic lodge occasion.
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Pendleton Cimmap
Englew’ Hall
Candidate announces run for state printer in April primaries
A candidate enters the Republican primaries on April 20 seeking the state printer position. The unnamed entrant declares their affiliation and intention to win the office through the party process.
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Wilile &, Duniway
Porthend
Cleanly Woman Misconceptions On Dandruff Cure
An ad argues dandruff is caused by dandruff germs and cannot be cured by scalp washing. It promotes Nowhero's Herpicide as the only product that kills the germ, claims healthful hair growth, and offers a sample via The Herpicide Co in Detroit with Koeppen Bros as agents.
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Kim
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
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Owl Tea
Tallman & Co
Main Street
Jerome K. Jerome Heine
Tilot
Winslow Bros
Pendleton, Oregon
Lyman Brothers and
Bourman
Losers
J. P. Earl
A. J. Owen
Gulett
Master Nelson
Gertrude Pits Gerald
W. H. Bleakney
Fred Stroble
Frances Pits Gerald
Thomas FitzGerald
A. D. Cridge
S.A. Lowell
Lo BR. Traver
G. L. Hall
J. PB. Walker
William Hale
W. Stroble
C J. Smith
Boston
Met
Stockholders’ Meeting
Cofman
John Davis
Parson Clayton
H. Greene
N. H W. Greene
The
Pioneer Bank
Ritzville, Wash
Douehter Wax
Mir
Clarence Adama
Royal Baking Powder
Koeppen Bros
Special Agents
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Ontario
Burbridge & Carel
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