Night Herder and Diamond Gang At Orpheum Shows
The Orpheum presents a Tuesday program featuring The Night Herder by Selig an enthralling Arizona set drama with striking scenery and fine acting. The Diamond Gang from Essanay follows a police chase in a streetcar thriller style. The Unveiling by Biograph tells of saving a young man from ruin. Mother is Strong on Hypnosis from Pathé contrasts family turmoil with humorous quarters.
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Orpheum
Selig
Arizona Nights
Arizona Rustlers
Essanay
Biograph
Pathe
The Pastime Film Program Highlights
The Pastime presents The Price of Gold from Vitagraph a thrilling tale of fortune seekers and peril. The Reason Why a light comedy about two rivals for a storekeeper’s hand. Old Fidelity a drama featuring a remarkable dog actor. Romance of the Mummy a thrilling dream sequence in Egypt. Hungary a travelogue exploring fascinating scenes.
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Pedro
Isank
Marie
Essanay
Cc. G
Egypt
Hungary
The Cosy presents Thanhouser Baseball Feature
This Wednesday only The Cosy shows The Baseball Bug featuring Philadelphia Athletics stars Chief Bender Oldring Coombs Davis Morgan in a dandy lead story plus The Trail of the Eucalyptus American West vigilantes and ringers in a powerful tale The Last of the Mohicans from The Trail Cooper and The White Slavers three reels and illustrated lecture with kidnapped Dorothy Rosa and police raid rescue Thursday and Friday world famous features
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Thanhouser
Philadelphia Athletics
Chief Bender
Oldring
Coombs
Davis
Morgan
J. Fennimore Cooper
Italy
New York
Little Dorothy
Rosa
Eing
Dot
Obeying Orders at Austin Co benefits Malabon Camp
A packed house last night featured the Austin Co presenting Obeying Orders for Malabon Camp No 6 of United Spanish War Veterans. Commercial Club quartet performed several songs with encores. Harry Watton sang his own pieces Let Er Back and Every One Knew Mary. more numbers followed. The final benefit performance for Malabon Camp is tonight. Tomorrow the Austin Co stages The Deacon, a new comedy drama at lower prices, with line musical numbers. Friday is amateur night. box office accepts four names. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for various illnesses.
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Austin Co
Malabon Camp No. 6
United
Quartette Ale
Harry Watton
Mary
Malabon Camp
The
the Deacon
Pendleton
Special Train to Carry Elks to Portland Convention
La Grande Oregon Elks prepare a 300 member turnout for the July Portland convention with a special train of 10 Pullmans and a baggage car. One Pullman will head to Joseph for the Wallowa Elks. Also includes a health note and Ballard's Snow Liniment ad pricing.
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la Grande
Ore
Elke’ Lodge
Portland
Joseph
Wallowa
Schubert Company Delights Oregon Theatre Audience
The Schubert Symphony Club and a lady quartet performed at the Oregon theatre last evening. Thomas Valentine Purcell led the group and impressed as a star violinist. Anna Pearl Weatherington and Leonte Corder received high praise for their vocal feats with strong encores. The ladies quartet blended well on a varied program, ending with a collectively arranged set from Strauss.
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Oregon Theatre
Schubert Symphony Club
Lady Quartet
Thomas Valentine Purcell
Purcell
Symphony Club
Anna Pearl Weatherington
Straus
Fighting Bob's Widow Receives 30 A Month Pension
Washington notes Mrs. Robby D. Evans widow of Admiral Evans will draw 30 a month from the government. He spent his fortune in California and left her with a encumbered Indiana avenue house. Two married daughters and Commander Frank Turlor Evans USN aid her. Friends push for a bigger pension due to his Civil War wounds.
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Washington
Robby D. Evans
Bob" Evan
Frank Turlor Evans
Evans
Congress
Admiral Evans
Fort Fisher
Dream of death comes true shocks Beloit man
Beloit Wisconsin Glenn Stockman stepson of Solon R Hayes shot himself after a dream that his stepfather fatally shot himself. He had lived in Rockford Alabama but dreamed the fatal event and received a morning telephone message confirming the dream. He cannot explain the phenomenon.
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Beloit
Wis
Glenn Stockman
Solon R. Hayes
Rockford
Tafts purse closed to brother in renomination fight
Washington reports Charles P Taft will not fund Taft's bid for renomination. The ex president’s camp warns that funding must come from the party or sympathetic individuals. Charles, once a key ally, has withdrawn, leaving Theodore Roosevelt’s influence and family wealth apart from the effort.
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Washington
Taft
Charles P. Taft
Charles
Tafts
Brother Will
Ohio
Brother Charles
Brother Charlies
Theodore Roosevelt
Troovevelt
Theodore Ws. Burton
Burton
Theodore
Four Miners Buried Together in Union Funeral
Wallace Idaho reports a joint funeral for four miners killed in recent mine accidents. The bodies were laid out at Elden Eagles' hall before a single procession to the miners union cemetery, under the auspices of the miners union.
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Wallace
Idaho
Joe Bisigh
Dora
Elden Eagles' Hall
Miners’ Union
Union Meeting At Milton Church In Oregon
A union meeting of all churches was held at Fair Street Methodist church in Milton Oregon in the interests of the Men and Religion Forward movement.
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Milton Church
Milton Ore
Fair Street Methodist Church
High Earners Raise Questions Over Pay for Athletes
A brief note remarks that many top earners do not receive proportionate pay for their performances. It comments on equity, incentive structures, and potential reforms in compensation across sports and institutions. The piece highlights debates among administrators, coaches, and players about fair value and sponsorships.
Sacred concert at Hermiston church in Oregon
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports a sacred concert to be held at the MEL church with a program including soloists Mrs William Blauschard Dale Hinkle Walter Lody and others Whipple Orchestra Trinity Choir Jesus Savior Pilot Me and full surrender among selections with accompanists listed The Baptist church crowd last Saturday evening enjoyed a Williams Singers program to a packed house and high praise.
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Hermiston
Ore
MEL Church
William Blauschard
Dale Hinkle
Walter Lody
Whipple Orchestra
Gladys Scroggs
Upthegrove
Emmet
Victor Victorval
Trinity Choir
Jesus Savior
Aged couple die in final reconciliation tragedy
In Chicago at 3044 West Madison Street an elderly Confederate veteran Alonzo H. Echols 70 and his wife Annie Jerrel Echols 65 died within moments of each other during a supposed final reconciliation. He collapsed across her neck after kissing her and she died earlier that night. Neighbors witnessed the dramatic, fatal scene as the two lifelong estranged spouses were found dead together.
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Chicago
Alonzo H. Echols
Annie Jerrel Echols
West
Madison Street
Echols
Robert BE. Lee
Alaska Self Rule Urged By Non-Partisan Convention
Valdez Alaska delegates closed their convention by adopting a platform calling for self-government for Alaska s 40 000 former U S citizens now resident there and equal rights of citizenship plus abolition of distant bureaucratic rule They demand government built rail service from tidewater to the Yukon via Mantanuska coal fields rapid coal lands opening under Liberal leasing and reform of fishery methods.
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Valdez
Alaska
United States
Alasga
Tidewater
Yukon River
Mantanuska
Samose Promise from Koeppen Bros for Thin People
Pale, thin individuals are urged to try Samose, a fleah forming food that aids digestion and absorption. Koeppen & Bros offer to pay for the treatment if it fails to produce the desired strength and flesh, urging those pale and weak to obtain a box.
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Drugeist Koeppen & Bros
Koeppen & Bros
Platform highlights Alaska policy and resource plans
The platform calls for a cash tax on canners, abolition of third division forest reserves, extended Interstate Commerce Commission jurisdiction to Alaska, and at least 1 million dollars yearly for ten years to develop roads and trails. It proposes using Alaska land receipts for road and school funds, establishing lifesaving stations and night houses, and extending the public land survey to Alaska while opposing centralized control and changes to mineral laws that hinder individual effort.
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Interstate
GERM HUNT IN THE ORIENT DOCTOR TO CHINA
Seattle Dr. Herbert E. Coe of the State Board of Health sails for China to study diseases that threaten the United States. He will trace imports from origin to port to discover how infections pass through the supply chain and how they are handled. Modern science links many European epidemics to the Orient and notes other unknown diseases.
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Seattle
China
U. 5
Wash
Herbert E. Coe
State Board of Health
America
Coe
Orient
Librarian urges Wisconsin libraries to bar sensational magazines
Madison Wis. librarian Misa Little E Stearns chief of the traveling library department of the Wisconsin library commission condemns magazines that print fiction exploiting individualism and breaking family life. She urges libraries in the state to bar all such periodicals from shelves.
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Madison
Wis
Misa Little E. Stearns
Wisconsin Library Commission
Cheney Sighting of Brilliant Morning Meteor Lights Sky
A pale green shooting star was seen over Cheney Washington at about 4 30 in the morning. The meteor appeared in the western sky and lit up the early dawn in the northern sky region despite daylight.
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Cheney, Wash
Kidney Remedy That Acts Like Magic Claim
A 1909 testimonial from W H McCoy of Van Wert Ohio proclaims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cured years of kidney and nervous troubles after other doctors failed. Notary A C Gilpin authenticates the sworn statement dated July 18 1909.
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Kilmer
W. H. MccCoy
van Wert
M. H. McCoy
A. C. Gilpin
Swamp-Ioot Offer From Dr Kilmer Co Pendleton Ad
An old advertisement promises a sample bottle mailed to Dr Kilmer and Co in Bing hampton North Carolina and a booklet of information about kid toys and binder. It notes regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles available at all drug stores and asks readers to mention the Pendleton Daily East Oregonian.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N. C
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Cuticura Remedies Cited In Personal Skin Cure Tale
A 1911 letter claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured severe scalp dermatitis and eczema after doctors failed. Another user reports hair regrowth after using the products, praising their effectiveness and recommending them widely. Free samples and a skin care book are offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
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C.D. Tharrington
Creek, N
Samuel Stern
Floyd Bt
Brooklyn
N. Yn
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Boston
Mass
Sky and Travel North Then Ground Reached
A fragment notes a sky event where something traveled far north and then descended to the ground. The concise text preserves the core sequence of high altitude travel followed by impact, without added details.
Finns Plan General Homegoing from U S to Helsingfors
Thousands of Finns in Michigan Minnesota Massachusetts Montana Ohio and Pennsylvania plan a general return to Helsingfors. The arrangements committee said tourists would sail May 27 and 29 from New York. The article then questions the value of age versus perceived freshness of an eye.
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Hancock
Mich
Michigan
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Montana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Helsingfors
New York
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Swift Specific CO
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J. P. Madernach
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Popu
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Schubert Company
Bob
Stepfather
Chas
Hermiston Church
Cheney
State of
Ohio — van Wert County
Binghampton, N
Phain
Troy Steam Laundry
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Main Street
J. L. Vaughan
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