Bard condemns Mead stance on university free speech in Walla Walla
Reverend Andreas Bard of St Pauls Episcopal in Walla Walla denounces Governor Mead for threatening to discharge professors who discuss socialism at the University of Washington. He argues against censorship, citing Jefferson and Ingersoll to defend free thought and speech. Bard says persecution fuels error and calls for reason over force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Bard
St Paul's Episcopal Church of
Walla Walla
Mead
State University of Washington
Bard
Jeller
Germany
Russia
Stanford
Ross
Robert Ingersoll
Thomas Jefferson
Eastern Oregon visitors report misquoted jurist trip
N Berkeley and Judge Fee travel to Washington, D C amid a garbled telegram from the East Oregonian. The message claims a grand jury order and a bedrock truth about Oregonians traveling to St Louis, while a porter comments on Judge Fee’s health and habits.
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N. Berkeley
Judgy Fee
Washington, D. C
East Oregonian
Judge Pee
Pendleton Gem-Man
Judge Fee
Leased Roesch Brewery by Schultz and Stocker
Henry Schultz and Chris Stocker have leased the Roesch brewery in this city for five years with option to buy at expiration. They will immediately begin manufacturing a high class product. Schultz, formerly in the local brewing business, has many friends in the territory and aims to improve the brewery’s output to meet city and regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schultz
Chris Stocker
Chris Stricker
Roesch
Thie City
Schultz
Five Men Convicted of Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Lewinter Hicks Ray Willie Clyde Esterbrook were found guilty yesterday afternoon of drunken and disorderly behavior and each sentenced to five days in the city jail. Evidence showed they attacked a Chinese laundryman. Vice President Ramon Corral of Mexico seeks to end bullfighting gradually with Diaz supporting the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewinter Hicks
Ray Willie
Clyde Esterbrook
Shaw
Fhe Accur
Ramon Corral
Mexico
Republic
Diaz
Hat fashions and scalp health tip from Newbro ad
A quirky ad notes hats as stylish, warns parasitic germs thrive on the scalp, and links hair loss with dandruff. It promotes Newbro's A. Koeppen 4 Brow as the sole solution, urging readers to try the product through special agents.
Witnesses Fail to Appear in Charley Lake Case
In state circuit court Tu-tu-tu-jetaie and Robert Henry, Umatilla reservation Indians, failed to obey subpoenas and were shown cause for contempt. Bench warrants issued for their arrest as the case against Charley Lake-Jody ts Irawn and Deputy Attorney Winter proceeds. Tu-lu-lu-letaie faced larceny charges and the trial was postponed. Tra D. Horton, colored, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon to commit murder, will be tried tomorrow.
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Charley Lake
Jody Ts Irawn
Winters
Witneses
Sifra D. Horton
J. R. Raley
Winter
Luke
Ambrose Winn
John Harder
BF. Winn
Charles White
E. Clark
W. H. Bond
L. M. Watron
W. T. Rigby
C A. Barrett
J. A. Creswell
Ann Moore
Tra D. Horton
Exhibits for Lewis and Clark Fair Move by Rail Through Pendleton
The first shipments of St Louis exhibits bound for Portland for the Lewis and Clark fair are moving through Pendleton on the O R & XII. About 700 carloads will form 23 full trains of 39 cars each. Shipping continues until the fair opens next June. Agricultural and bulky displays move early. fine art and costly pieces travel later by express or box car with a special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louise
Portland
Pendleton
May Have Been Justifiable Shooting At Barnhart Station
Everette Owen was wounded in the left leg by an irate farmer at Barnhart Station after Owen approached a farmhouse around 1 AM. He told a deputy prosecutor he knocked repeatedly, entered the house when no one answered, and the farmer seized a shotgun and forced him out. The district attorney's office is investigating. no arrest is likely.
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Everett Owen
Barnhart Station
Owen
Captured King at La Grande Among Four Jail Campers
A. L. King, one of four men who tunneled from a city jail last week, was arrested in La Grande by City Marshal L. Reyburn and returned to Pendleton. He faces charges of attempted burglary after being nabbed near Jethro Hardwick's pawn shop. Two escapees, George Kirkwood and Geo., remain at large.
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A. L. King
la Grande Las
L. Reyburn
D. ‘Taylor
Pendle
Salt
King ix
Po- Newman
Jethro Hardwick
King
Mberty
George Kirkwood
Geo
Reversed by Supreme Court in Baker County case
Deputy Clerk Lee Movorhouse of the late supreme court received a copy of the decision in the action of Baker county v A. Huntington and others appellants. The court reversed the lower court verdict and remanded for further hearing in a case to recover $10,000 from bondsmen of former Sheriff A H Huntington for alleged tax shortfalls. Benchmen named include A L Brown and James.
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Baker County
Lee Movorhouse
Supreme Court
Agsinet A
A. L. Brown
James
Exhibit Exhibit Funds For Lewis And Clark Display
The text notes parties Preetwood Cartwright Porty Fyfer Ineenhofer and Green White represented respondents and Smith appellants in supreme court arguments. It requests 250 dollars cash for cabinet and exhibit handling for a Lewis and Clark expedition display. Cabinets and exhibits will be kept as a permanent county exhibit under the county superintendent. The court will not directly appropriate funds but may allow reasonable display collection bills.
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Preetwood
D. Cartwright
Harry E Porty
J. T. Fyfer
J. W. Ineenhofer
T. G Green
Samuel White
Willum Smith
Supreme Court
Oounty
F. K. Welles
Infant Lowell Dies at 7 Weeks Old in Olney
Myron Dwight Lowell infant son of Rev. Lowell and wife of United Evangelical church died at their home on West Court Street aged seven weeks. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at the home conducted by Presiding Elder H L Pratt with Reverends Warner and Van Nuys officiating. Interment in Olney cemetery. Presbyterian Evangelists Set Revival at Presbyterian Church to begin February 15 with Thomas Needham as lead speaker and Rev Clifton Powers directing music. Meetings likely run at least two weeks.
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Myron Dwight Lowell
Lowell
United Evangelical Church
Weat Court Street
H. L. Pratt
Warner
van Nuys
Olney Cemetery
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Needham
New York City
Clifton Powers
Dues Payment Update for Commercial Association Members
Members must pay monthly dues at the library desk in the association parlors. Rising membership makes it impractical for the librarian to collect at each member’s place of business while handling other duties.
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Commercial Association
Fine Homes to Portland Carload of Horses
A carload of fine horses shipped from New York to Portland halted here for feed today. Two horses were transferred here for the Walla Walla branch. The horses travel to Portland by express in a baggage car, with charges from New York to Portland totaling over $1,500.
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Portland
New York
Walla Walla
Prize for Blue Stem Wheat Awarded to Athena Grower
A B McEwen of Athena won first prize at the Loule exposition for bluestem wheat in a world competition. This is the second prize to come to Umatilla county. WP Temple of this city recently received the third prize.
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A. B McEwen
Athena
Umatilla County
Temple
Thie City
New Grocery Store Opens on Court Street
St. Toles opens a new grocery store on Court Street adjacent to the Livermore property destroyed by fire last fall. The shop will carry shelf groceries fancy foods and a selected stock of condiments and home goods for local shoppers.
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St. Toles
Court Street
Livermore
Mr. Toles
Butcher Shop Relocated to Court Street Building
The butcher shop formerly known as Toure Ney and Downey on Court Street has moved into the former Ow! Tea House building. AC Ruby sold another imported stallion to a Eureka Junction horse firm for 5000.
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Sheg
Toureney & Downey
Court Street
Ow! Tea House
Ruby
Eureka Junction
Marriage License View Records Bert Lovel and Bessie Pratt
License to marry viewed in county records lists Bert Lovel and Bessie Pratt as applicants. The snippet also notes London uses from 300000 to 400000 tons of Norway oil per year.
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Bert Lovel
Bessie Pratt
London
Norway
How to Win a Husband and the Woman's Sphere
A 19th century ad style piece argues the wife’s role as wife and mother while urging women to seek health cures for nervousness backache and fatigue. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy and quotes a testimonial claiming benefit. The text reflects era gender norms and marketing language.
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OWL Tea
Washington
Tallman @ Co
Roesch Brewery
Der
Worthan
LA Grande
Supreme Coent
de. Pierce
MO. Arch
Wilson Bros
Chika
Roosevelt
Boston
Baer & Dale
Nors
C. Rohrman
Wenage
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