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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
2
United States Revenue Service chief chemist Charles A Crampton explains denatured alcohol types and the 1907 tax law. He outlines household heat and lighting uses, safety advantages over gasoline and kerosene, and cautions on dye compatibility.
Joseph Gau vitte, a former saloon owner, confessed late Sunday that he shot and killed his wife Saturday afternoon as she returned to her temporary abode. He said he waited and fired twice, claiming domestic troubles drove him near to crazed state. Friends cite brutality and prior threats. neighbors note prior insanity exam and release.
The London Chronicle notes that most Russians of the Orthodox faith remove their hats and cross themselves when near churches or shrines. Even intoxicated travelers are seen performing the sign of the cross, sometimes with a friend guiding a drunken companion home and blessing the sacred place.
A fragmentary quotation asserts that envy is ignorance and imitation is death, urging the individual to take responsibility for their own path. It emphasizes self-reliance and personal effort as the sole route to nourishment and growth within one’s allotted life.
A Philadelphia Press quip highlights a congressional hearing exchange where praise clashes with irony. A lobbyist laments receiving only praise as a friend notes the contrast. The dialogue also contrasts wealth and pursuit among associates.
A witty quip asks what a stoicam is and answers that it refers to the after effects of a honeymoon, reflecting a light magazine tone. The brief vignette showcases a humorous exchange about evolving married life.
Notice states the partnership between F. EB Vandusen and T. M. Keller has been dissolved by mutual consent. The dissolution is effective this day with signatures BE Vanduben.
In Brooklyn two 13 year old boys Ralph Belman and Charles Seymour clashed over skating skill. After a series of contests and a fist fight they dueled with toy pistols in a vacant lot. Belman fired a blank cartridge blasting Seymour in the right foot, seriously injuring him and prompting charges of felonious assault. Seymour was sent home and Belman was arrested and handed to the Children's Society.
Atlanta July 1 The quarter million dollar encampment at Chickamauga Park begins today with about 12,000 troops quartered during the month long event. The plan calls for no more than 5000 troops at a time and focuses on technical problem solving over drilling.
Salem Statesman notes residents assume buried treasure on city streets and along river banks. Reports recall a decades old tale of loot hidden near a flower bed by a notorious outlaw. D Arcy building excavation on Liberty Street sparks Chinese workers to dig for long lost riches, shouting of gold buried long ago.
The 0 R N offers round trip tickets between all points on its line within 200 miles for Friday and Saturday July 3 and 4 at one and one third fare. Tickets good returning July 6. F J Quinlan, Agent.
Ed ward Timento, an Indian, shot Quilsiskin, another Indian, near Okanogan Sunday. The wounded man is likely fatally hurt and Timento is in jail. Risk of further violence noted as the feud unfolds.
Lincoln Neb July 1 a July night in Chicago 1986 unfolds with delegates spectators and press exhausted. The crowd rumbles as William J Bryan steps to the platform and surges from obscurity to the party’s leadership with a roar that signals a defining moment in the campaign and the road ahead.
DewWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as especially good for piles. Customers urged to get DeWitt's. Sold by Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian office seeks good clean rags. Advertises market price paid for suitable materials. Contact for pickup or delivery details.
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