NOUANS HOLD WE DANCE Fourth of July Celebrations
Non Christian Redskins celebrate in safe and sane style with a planned war parade and dance at Cayuse station. Interpreter Jim Pond says the parade will occur this afternoon between 5 and 6. A Love Dance later drew Pendleton observers as 40 to 60 tepees circle the camp. A big potlatch is planned in the lodge for the feast. Christian Indians held a religious meeting at Tutuila flat led by Rev. Connor with attendees including former non Christian celebrants.
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Tutuilitg Mission
Cayuse Station
Jim Pond
Pendleton
Big Circle
Presbyterian Mission
Tutullla Flat
Rev
Connor
Heney Narrowly Escapes Wreck Near Castlerock
Francis J. Heney survived a Saturday automobile accident near Castlerock, Washington, with Dr Beardsley injured, Detective McCarthy burned, ex Senator Mulkey shaken, and driver Jess McLaughlin spared. Heney and Mulkey boarded a Seattle train. Heney credits providence for the rescue.
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Castlerock
Wash
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Beardsley
Heney
McCarthy
Jess McLaughlin
Fred W. Mulkey
Portland
Seattle
Mulkey
Honey
Beasley
Fourth of July Bay Birth Brings Second Son to Temple Family
At the home of Dr and Mrs LU Temple a second son was born on the Fourth of July. The proud parents and Dr Temple believe the newborn will be a patriot and are seeking a suitable name for their July Fourth child.
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LU. Temple
Notable visitors and residents meet in Hermiston city
J P McEachery of Helix and John Federer visit Hermiston along with Willum Daughtrey and Bruce B Smith from Boise. Monarchs of local life include Col H G Newport and J C Lonergan visiting from Portland. Others attend events or travel to Wenaha springs and Denver while local figures such as C D Gabrielson and Francis Bartlett are noted in city circles.
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Willum Daughtrey
John Federer
Helix
Roy Bowman
Monument
Bruce B. Smith
Boise
Kyle McDaniel
Umatilla Schoos
Wet
Hermiston
M. A. Rader
Walla Walla
Roy Kirkley
J. ¢. Lonergan
Portland
Union Meat Company
Jackson
Oregon Daily Journal
Montie B. Gwinn
American National Bank
Mathuer County
Fishing Trip on McKay Creek
Mr and Mrs Swandt and Mr and Mrs CD D Phelps with their son George fished McKay Creek yesterday. They traveled in Mr Swandt s big automobile for the excursion.
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McKay
Survivor of Messina Earthquake Arrives in Prisco
Six year old Pretty Palma Cogilandro, a Messina Reggio quake survivor, reached San Francisco with no guardian overland from Reggio. She is to live with her uncle Antonio Cogilandro and was found to possess a small fortune gifted by steamer passengers.
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Messina
Prisco
San Francisco
Palma Cogilandro
Messing-Reggio
Reggio
Antonio Cogilandro
Beverley Mayor Says Taft Family Will Be Protected
Beverley Massachusetts July 5 assurance of the people to make the president’s summer visit pleasant and provide ample protection from undesirable citizens was delivered to President Taft today by Mayor Trout.
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Beverley
Mass
Taft
Trout
Celebrate Discovery of Lake Champlain in Crown Point
Crown Point N Y July Seth Low former mayor of New York delivered the principal address at the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the discovery of Lake Champlain by Samuel de Champlain and the 133rd anniversary of U S independence. The speech traced the lake’s history.
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Crown Point
N. Y
Seth Low
New York
Lake Champlain
Samuel de Champlain
The
United States
One Man and 150 Horses Burned to Death
San Francisco July 6 The body of Charles Howard a stableman was recovered from the ruins of the Warren improvement company's site where one hundred fifty horses were burned to death early today The loss is three hundred thousand The lives of fifty men in a nearby lodging house were imperiled momentarily The fire origin is unknown
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San Francisco
Charles Howard
Warren Improvement Company
Sitdies
Fire Starts in the Ruins at Messina
After a severe earthquake wrecked Messina fire broke out in the ruins. Survivors fled to safety as the disaster's aftereffects continued. New York City hotels report 18 percent higher occupancy than a year ago.
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Messina
Rome
Messing
New York City
Hermiston Captures Win Over Pilot Rock 10 to 3
Hermiston defeated Pilot Rock 10 to 3 in a Saturday baseball game. Pulsifer pitched for Hermiston, with Bartlett behind the mask. Lowball started for Pilot Rock and Cronin of the local post office aided behind the plate. Seven Hermiston hits matched by five Pilot Rock hits. Umpire Bus Buerstatte officiated.
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Hermiston
Pilot Rock
West End
Pilot Rockers
Pulsifer
Attorney Bartlett
Jerry Cronin
Bus” Buerstatte
Nations Celebrate Independence Day Across Major Cities
Washington held a safe Fourth with a large public meeting and a grand fireworks display. Philadelphia hosted Ambassador Takahira delivering the Fourth of July orations at Independence Hall while New Jersey resorts buzzed with festivities. New York reported a holiday with many workers busy and a rise in accident risk. Pittsburg enforced noise restrictions before a large Forbes Field program. Chicago anticipated a lower death toll after a sober Fourth. St Louis marked the day with notable figures and a large Woodmen convention. A major Mississippi River regatta began at Burlington Iowa. Boston observed the anniversary with patriotic exercises and the New England Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River.
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Washington
Macfarland
National Capital
Philadelphia
Baron Kotoro Takahira
Independence Hall
Society of the Descendants of Singers
New Jersey
New York
St. Louis
Tilman
Hadley
Woodmen of America
Mississippi Valley
Southwest
Burlington
Boston
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
Ohene y Farm Home Burned Saturday
The farm residence of T J Cheney at the mouth of McKay creek was destroyed by fire near noon Saturday. The cause remains uncertain. The two story house with contents valued around 4000 dollars was a new addition to the farm.
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T. J. Cheney
McKay Creek
Remedy Promises Rapid Digestive Relief Claims
An advertisement extols a product that quickly corrects ills of digestion and related disorders. It urges readers to try four bottles daily to prevent indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, and constipation, presenting a strong health claim in promotional tone.
At the Orpheum features a mixed bill of acts
Jack Atkins the census taker Nicholay and a comedy juggler and com mercedian present a variety program headlined by Blond Woman's Story and a list of acts including Two Towels Carmen in Danger Chemists Mistake Bion Killer Bargeman's Child First Quarrel and songs like Bye Bye Caroline.
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Orpheum
Jack Atkins
Nicholay
Carmen
Bargeman
Caroline
Drill notice to Company L members for tomorrow evening
All members of Co L are requested to be at drill tomorrow evening for business of importance. New equipment will be issued. By order of Commanding Officer.
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Co. L
Lost or Strayed From Morrison Ranch Near North Juniper
A sorrel horse and a sorrel mare disappeared from the Morrison ranch near North Juniper around June 27. Both animals are marked with a hole in the right ear. Reward offered for their recovery. JENS ERICKSON.
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Morrison Ranch
North Juniper
Jens Erickson
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Standard Grocery Co
Tallman & Co
Wm. E. Hanscom
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
J. P. McEachery
Carl E. Tugele
Oregon Journal
Oliver Pf. Morton
Reclamation Service
Forest Baker
East Oregonian Mechanical Force
Mathews Ranch
Buttercreek
A. C. Hampton
Denver
National Educational Association
J. H. Gwinn
Knights of Pythias
Circuit Coure
Motion
Mn Judgeia
Pilot Rock Ball Team
Pittsburg
Federal
Forbes Field
Chicago
Oheney Farm
Hostetter
Panamas
Roosevelt
Co. Tf
Lehman
Taurant
M. K. Thompson
East Oregonian
Centaer Weels
Buffalo
Monitor
N. Berkeley
Lessee
Buffalo- Monitor
Missouri
Libbey
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