Haudenschield Evangelist Sways Hearts At Union Meetings
Climax reached in yesterday's union evangelistic meetings as Haudenschield urged prayer requests from across the audience. Wives, parents, and teachers pleaded for loved ones and projects, followed by a large evening service at the Methodist church focusing on excuses to resist God. The evangelist's pathos and humor drew deep, widespread attention, with a large crowd filling the halls and kneeling in prayer during the session.
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Evangelist Haudenschield
Ma. Haudenschield
Methodist Church
Haudenschield
Cold timing to treat early and prevent deeper illness
The notice advises acting at the first sign of a cold to avoid it becoming chronic. Delaying treatment can extend duration and worsen symptoms, urging immediate care at the start.
Pendleton Favored for Oregon Federal Court Seat
The Baker City Herald discusses the proposed eastern Oregon district headquarters. It notes cautious optimism for a new federal court but warns that lack of congressional unity, especially Congressman Ellis backing Pendleton, risks not creating two districts this session. If he supports the senate bill as passed, Oregon may not be divided.
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Baker City Herald
New
Federal District
Oregon
Federal Court
Congress
Ellis
Pendleton
Pendleton Seeks Court Seat in Eastern Oregon
Discussion centers on making Pendleton the eastern Oregon seat of court, with Baker City as rival. Supporters push for a house bill to move the court, while opposition questions timing and feasibility as Congress may adjourn before action. Fulton tried alternating court terms between Pendleton and Baker, but the senate committee rejected the idea.
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Aker City
Oreton
Pendleton
Baker City
Congress
Fulton
That City
Baker
Senate
Postmaster Faces Safe Security Issue At Local Office
Postmaster J T Brown grapples with handling postal funds and stock amid aging facilities and a recent safe breach attempt. Rules limit remittance to twice monthly and require risk by the postmaster when not deposited at the office, prompting Brown to consider bank storage unless a burglar proof safe is provided.
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JT. Brown
Brown
Death of Mrs Ward A Baker County Resident
Mrs Lydia B Ward of Wingville Baker County died at 1 30 this morning at the hospital from diabetes She was 66 and had lived at Wingville many years She was a lifelong Methodist and funeral will be held at Wingville M E church tomorrow The body will be shipped tomorrow morning She leaves four daughters Mrs Lambert and others in Haines California Baker City Swenson and St Johns and three sons W W Ward Fred Ward George Ward
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Lydia B. Ward
Wingville
Baker County
Portland
Bert Lambert
Despain
Methodist Church
M. E
Lambert
Ella Jarman
Haines
George Shorts
California
Fannie Rohner
Baker City
J. B. Landrum
St. Johns
W. W. Ward
Fred Ward
Swenson
Ore
George Ward
Diphtheria Quarantine For Police Chief's Son
Payne Gurdane, 14, son of Police Chief Gurdane, is ill with diphtheria and in quarantine at his home on the south hill. He was admitted today and the illness confirmed by Dr. J A Best, his attending physician.
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Payne Gurdané
Gurdane
South Hill
J. A. Best
Streeter Bryan Company Delivers Shows Amid Absence
The Streeter Bryan company drew a large audience with She Couldn’t Marry Three last night. Mr Glenn Sturdivant led the troupe while Streeter and Miss Bryan were away, and the company earned praise for a creditable performance. Tonight features a five pig prank during the matinee and evening show with the stage prize going to the finder. Tomorrow night presents Dora Thorne.
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Streeter-Bryan
Glenn Sturdivant
Pier Mirror
Dora Thorne
TWO ARE SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY IN STOESSEL CASE
Shackleford received three and a half years, Patterson one year, as Judge Bean pronounced after their conviction in the circuit court. Shackleford claimed innocence and sought leniency, while Patterson faced a one year term in Salem. Court adjourned until Monday due to absence of counsel for Stoesser case. next trials include the Hildebrand boys and Haaga for Echo robbery.
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Shackleford
Patterson
Stoessel
Mark Shackleford
R. Patterson
Bean
Kelly
Payne
Salem
R. J. Slater
Hildebrand
Haaga
Echo
New Time Card On N P Trains To Pendleton
Northern Pacific introduces time card No 28 with a new schedule effective tomorrow night. Pendleton trains to Pasco depart daily at 7 am and arrive at 7:30 pm. Mixed train arrivals in Pendleton are 2 pm on Mon Wed Fri and 11:30 am on Tue Thu Sat, with daily departures at 4:30 pm.
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Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Pasco
North Bank Road
WIFE Sues for Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Ella Allen colored files for divorce from Ernest C Allen in Topeka Kansas alleging cruelty since 1900. She describes verbal abuse false accusations and a January 22 incident knocking her from a sidewalk. She seeks custody of their six year old son $60 attorney fees and $30 monthly alimony.
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Ella Allen
Ernest Co. Allen
Peter West
Topeka
Kansas
Race for Love and Passion Play At Eagle Show Shop
The Dime features The Race for Love with beautiful moving pictures and new songs. At Eagle Show Shop a Passion play presents the life of Christ from the manger to crucifixion and resurrection, praised for its realism and colorings.
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Eagle Show Shop
Eagle Show
Christ
Star Theater Show Promises Clever Acts This Week
The Star theater features new and clever attractions this week with the promise of a fresh cast next week. Audiences are treated to interesting new moving pictures and a vaudeville lineup the management aims to elevate with notably skilled performers.
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Star Theater
Portland Leads In Money Orders In 1907
Portland's money order business for the year ending December 31 1907 surpassed Seattle by two million one hundred thousand dollars.
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Portland
Seattle
Foot Injury From Toy Pistol Aims at Lent
Leo Lent, 17, was accidentally shot in the right instep by Albert Cross, 13, at the Alta house while fooling with a $2-calibre pistol. The wound is painful but not serious. A doctor treated Lent, who is reported to be recovering well.
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Leo Lent
Albert Cross
Lent
Alta House
Pendleton Chinese Colony Plans New Year Celebration
About 80 Chinese residents in Pendleton will mark Chinese New Year on Saturday February 1 in the traditional manner. Firecrackers are prepared and a feast is planned for the following Saturday evening, promising to be the year’s most important event for the community.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Hoys Defeated by Walla Walla High School
In Walla Walla last evening Pendleton high school boys basketball lost 25 to 16 to Walla Walla high school. The Pendleton team was hampered as two players were crippled when entering the game, a factor cited by students.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton High School
Walla Walla High School
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Standard Grocery Co
Raudenschield
F&s
Tallman & Co
Baker City Paper
Pendleton Creamery Co
Quandry
National Bank
United
Jstates Depository
Shackleford and Patterson
N. P
Star
Pendleton Hoys
Roosevelt
Boston
Sorosis
Buster Brown
the Alexander Department Store
Eagle Building
A. C. Friedly
Prop
Streeter
Landhe Ryan Stock Co
Bertha M. Clay
The
Pendleton Drug Company
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