Miners' Mining Company Forms in Pendleton
Dr. F. W. Vincent T. C. Taylor and J. L. Land form the Miners' Mining Company a private corporation filed with the county clerk. The trio from Pendleton and Baker City plan locating purchasing leasing or acquiring mining tit les in mines smelting and reducing ores and handling real estate timber lands. Principal office is Pendleton with operations Baker county and beyond as needed. Capital stock is 100 shares at $50 each.
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Miners’ Mining Company
F. W. Vincent
T. C. Taylor
John L. Land
Baker City
Pendleton
Baker County
Freewater Votes on Milton Suburb Incorporation
The county court allowed a petition by a large majority of Freewater voters to order a special election on incorporating Freewater as a town. Opponents urged objections during a delegation presentation, challenging the proposed incorporation.
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Milton
Freewater
Milton Idea
Town Visitors Reported From Many Nearby Towns
Henry Means arrives in town from Echo while H Wileon visits from Milton. J P Gamble of Helix registered at Hotel St George. Warl Sandere and John Dodson from Athena in town. BE McComas did business in Walla Walla yesterday. Thomas Robertson of Stanton visiting friends. Frank Woodruff and wife from Fulton seen in town yesterday. D L Johnson of Pilot Rock back from Port trip. A M Elam RK D Law and J S Eaton from Milton registered at the Golden Rule. J T Hinkle now in Mt. Hope area in town awaiting afternoon train. Dr G W Tape hotel proprietor at Hot Lake registered at Hotel Pendleton. Co W Steen of Blue Mountain station in Pendleton. William Johnson, A S Pearson, S H Chastangon, J W Arnold, J B Young and William Loyd in from Freewater. Jack Crate and M A Ferguson of the Adams Advance. Paul Moeastrett, John Hendrickson and Charles Pell from Adams. W S Mayberry and his little daughter Lol visiting the Pohleys from Helix. Commissioner Horace Walker away for county duties, called home due to wife’s illness. Evelyn Summerville and daughter leave for Walla Walla to visit relatives. Nate Pinkerton and Jinks Taylor of Adams bring horses for Idaho Army government inspection. M F Noonan of Graceville, Minn., here from Spokane pondering relocation. staying at Hotel Pendleton. Henry Allieatch ill with typhoid fever. mother Mrs John F Hill also ill. Major and Mrs Dubbip of the Salvation Army visit Peadleton for a meeting on the 1st.
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Henry Means
Echo
Pr. H. Wileon
Milton
J. P. Gamble
Helix
Hotel St. George
Warl Sandere
John Dodson
Athena
BE. W. McComas
Walla Walla
Thomas Robertson
Stanton
Frank Woodruff
Fulton
L. Johnson
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
William “Johnson
Pearson
H. Chatstangon
J. W. Arnold
J. B. Young
William Loyd
Freewater
Jack Crate
M. A. Ferguson
Adams Advance
Paul Moeatrett
John Hendrickson
Charles Pell
Adama
Mayberry
Hetle
Lol
George Poehler
Horace Walker
EB. J. Summerville
Evelyn
Nate Pinkerton
Jinks” Taylor
Adame
Idaho
Aritiah
M. F. Noonan
Graceville
Minn
Spokane
Henry Allleatch
John F. Hill
Hells
Dubbip
Balvation Army
Oregon
Washington
Peadleton
Army Hall
Pendleton Sees Record Calm in Police Court
Pendleton police court records show no disorderly conduct fines since January 2, a remarkable, true tally reflecting orderly conduct after the New Year.
Pendleton Police Chief Notes Unusual Crime Lull
Pendleton chief John Heathman told an East Oregonian reporter that in four years as chief he has seen no record like this. He said since the holidays there have been virtually no arrests of drunks, calling it a new departure from the ordinary and noting the period has been very quiet.
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Pendleton
John Heathman
East Oregonian
Hea
Death of James McCool Native of Ireland
James McCool wealthy farmer died suddenly at his Walla Walla home after a day of ill health. Born in Ireland in 1867, he came to the valley with his parents three years later and resided here. He leaves a wife and no children. Funeral services will be held at St Patrick's church tomorrow at 10 o clock, Father M Flotoffel officiating.
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Walla Walla
James McCool
Mr. McCool
Ireland
St. Patrick's Church
Father M. Flot
Change in Freight Rates and Classifications
New York Jan 11 Changes in official freight classifications affecting hundreds of articles and operative over the trunk line railroads take effect tomorrow Most changes do not alter the prior classification but add or remove specifications on packing and adjust minimum carload weights and new rites apply Packinghouse products are most affected by the rate shifts
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New York
Woman acquitted in manslaughter case over morphine death
In St Louis on January 11 May Cuppa was acquitted of manslaughter for the death of Edward Alexander, a young man who courted her. She testified Alexander intended to kill himself, saw him take morphine, but claimed no attempt to stop him or summon help, and she delayed informing anyone.
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St. Louis
Cuppa
Edward Alexander
Alexander
Sherald
Stays in the fight for Republican nomination
Pendleton January 10 A local letter urges continued candidacy until the Republican convention nominates a governor. The author claims he reflects plain people views over politicians and vows to win. Also a reward notice seeks two branded cattle and a calf missing from Doon branding.
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Pendleton
Baker City Herald
Stephen A. Lowell
Uptreahen
Captain J T Jobe Freed by Commutation of Sentence
Columbus Ohio January 1 Captain J T Jobe was released from the penitentiary today by virtue of a commutation of sentence. A noted federal prisoner and former Spanish American War volunteer, Jobe was imprisoned for felony transportation of government property. He escaped from Columbus jail and was recaptured with war injuries. His two year term was reduced. related indictments in New York City were recently dismissed.
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Columbus
J T. Jobe
Jobe
Indlicimente
New York City
First Wheat for Denmark from Portland Port
The 6000 ton steamer Java has been chartered at Portland for Copenhagen direct. She will carry a full wheat cargo from Walla Walla district to meet Denmark’s demand. This marks Denmark’s first direct shipment buyer in the market.
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Vortland
Java
Jain
Copenhagen
Portland
South America
South Africa
Sberia
Orient
Germany
France
European
Denmark
Walla Walla
Daniel Eroy
Texas Labor Convention In Waco On January Journey
Mary delegates and other visitors arrive in Waco for the annual Texas State Federation of Labor convention. The meeting is billed as the state’s largest labor gathering with extensive topics on labor interests. Visitors will be entertained at the Central Labor Hall during the stay.
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Waco
Texas
Changes in Great Northern Officials in St. Paul
A flurry of promotions reshuffles the Great Northern leadership in St. Paul on January 11. J. W. Blabon becomes vice president after Darrue Miller moves to become vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad. John C. Baden rises from traffic manager of the Eastern Railway of Minnesota to general Western traffic manager.
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Great Northern
St. Paul
Great Northern Road
J. W. Blabon
General Western
View
Darrue Miller
Chicago, Hurlington & Quincy
Mr. Blabon
John C. Baden
Eastern Railway of
Minnesota
Mob takes suspect from jail in Springfeld incident
In Springfeld Kentucky early this morning a mob seized Janis-Jim Mayes a Black person accused of attempting to assault a white girl and forced him from custody. The chaotic action underscores ongoing tensions and prompts official scrutiny.
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Springfeld, Ky
Janis
Jim Mayes
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