Local Dentist Sees Bright Development Outlook for Harney County
Dr. NM 8 Kern returns from a month on his Harney county ranch and declares a hopeful crop outlook there, with a brighter railroad prospect across Oregon. He notes surveying teams in Lake county and along protected lines while Harney county eyes construction next spring amid a broader central Oregon boom.
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Oregon
Harney County
Kern
Harney
John Day River
Baker County
Lake County
Czar Pardons Rebel After Execution Attempt
Czar Nicholas pardons ex soldier Lust despite the senate court of appeals rejection of a pardon petition. Lust, declared legally dead for two years, had been sentenced to two years hard labor in Siberian mines after a 1905 Baltic revolt court martial and a fatal firing squad volley.
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St. Petersburg
Senate Court of Appeals
Cold timing for early treatment urges prompt care
Health guidance warns that a cold should be treated at onset to prevent it from becoming deep seated. Delaying care can prolong misery and complicate recovery, so act quickly at the first signs.
Gearin chosen as Oregon's national committeeman candidate
The Oregon delegation to the Democratic National Convention selected John M. Gearin ex senator to be the party’s national committeeman, overtaking M A Miller who pursued the post due to Bryan ties. Gearin is seen as a stronger representative for a vigorous campaign to narrow or erase Oregon’s Republican 40,000 edge, aiding hopes to tilt Oregon toward the Democrats in November.
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John M. Gearin
United States
Oregon
Denver
F. W. Holman
Oregonian
M. A. Miller
Lebanon
Gearin
Miller
Bryan
Wanda Secrest Promoted to Freight Conductor at La Grande
Wanda Secrest a popular and efficient brake man on the mountain division of the Co R N has been promoted to freight conductor at La Grande and made his first trip through Pendleton today. He has served as brakeman on the mountain division for several years.
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Wanda Secrest
Freght
la Grande
Pendleton
Tea ad promises goodwill and money refunds on request
A grocery advert urges customers to trust the store for goodwill and refunds. It claims if customers are unhappy, they can get their money back through Mike Schilling's Best, stating the business will pay him.
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Mike Schilling
Not an Accident at Unmuaxilla County Fourth Celebrations
The Fourth of July in Unmuaxilla County had no deaths or injuries from firecrackers and no major accidents. At Cay use a runaway team pulled by D. B. Costuma and Dr. Easily broke the buggy circle but caused no harm. William Coffman fell from a horse with no injuries. In Walla Wall a celebrator allegedly drunk was struck by a policeman and briefly feared dead.
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Cayuse
D. B. Costuma
Dr. Easily
Costuma
William Coffman
Walla Wall
Liquor Auction Set for Maze Saloon Bankruptcy Sale
Judge Thomas FitsGerald schedules July 18 at 10 o'clock for selling Hansen and Olsen's bankrupt stock and fixtures at the Maze saloon stored at 124 West Court Street. Articles will be sold by cases under bankruptcy law despite prohibition laws.
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Maze
Thomas FitsGerald
Hansen & Olsen
West Court Street
Balloon fire near Cayuse farmer’s wheat field raises harvest risk
Robert Kirkpatrick, a farmer near Cayuse, reports seeing a paper balloon alight in his wheat field by the barn. He extinguished the fire before it could ignite the dry wheat. He suspects the balloon may pose a danger if released during the harvest season.
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Robert Kirkpatrick
Cayuse
Kirkpatrick
Three Loves Die For Hood Tragedy Near Hazlehurst
Ell Hood, 17, unable to choose a wife among Carrie Nelson 18 Eva Spellman 35 and Henrietta McDonald 16, commits suicide by morphine four ounces of laudanum and shotgun shot. He left notes bearing the names For Carrie For Eva and Henrietta. Graves, the farm owner, saw no prior warning signs of self destruction.
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Carrie
Landanum
Eva
Henrietta
Chicago
Record-Herald
Hazlehurst
Miss
Ell Hood
Ell Graves
Carrie Nelson
Eva Spellman
Henrietta McDonald
Oatt
Graves
Hood
Death of C B Ford Pendleton Man Dies at Baker City
C B Ford aged 66 and brother of Charles P Ford a noted O R & N bridge carpenter died Sunday morning in Baker City after a brief illness from an abscess in the head. He came from Missouri four years ago to Pendleton and presided over a large Baker City bridge gang. He leaves a wife and one daughter who is in Denver. The funeral awaits the daughter's arrival and will be under Masonic auspices at Olney cemetery this week.
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Brewer
Pendleton
Baker City
C. B. Ford
Charles P. Ford
Sqareman
Mr. Ford
Missouri
Nebraska
Masgonle
Olney Cemetery
Water Service Limited By Construction Delays
Water supply in Pendleton is temporarily short due to workmen and muddy discharge from riverbed work. Officials expect normal service to resume tomorrow as a concrete wing wall is built above the pumping plant to increase flow. Sprinkling was banned today and yesterday while crews excavate the site.
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Pendleton
Murphy
Commission
Wood Kendrick wedding announced in Portland area plan
Announcements state R. R. Wood Echo manager for the Columbia Land company will marry Miss Christine Kendrick daughter of Frank B. Kendrick of Lebanon New Hampshire. The ceremony will take place at the bride's home on July 15 and the couple will reside in Portland after August 1.
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R. R. Wood
Columbia Land Company
Christine Kendrick
Frank B. Kendrick
Lebanon
New Hampshire
Wood
Portland
Drowning of Floyd Wilson in Snake River Near Riparia
Floyd Wilson, brother of Mrs. Elmer Turner of this city, drowned Friday in the Snake river near Riparia. News reached this city by telegraph Saturday morning. The funeral is held at Walla Walla this afternoon and Mrs. Turner has gone to attend.
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Floyd Wilson
Elmer Turner
Snake River
Riparia
Telegraph
Walla Walla
Arrest for drunkenness reported after celebration visit
For the first time since the month began an arrest for drunken ness was made yesterday. About 2 PM Officer Sheer found a man at Main and Webb streets and landed him. The victim was unknown to police and is believed to have come from Walla Walla for the celebration.
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Sheer
Main and
Webb Streets
Walla Walla
Pendleton Tops Walla Walla in Fourth of July Games
Pendleton baseball team split a doubleheader in Walla Walla on the Fourth, winning the forenoon game 5 to 3 and losing the afternoon game 9 to 12. Pendleton also won yesterday's game 11 to 6 before returning home for a rest ahead of a Thursday rematch.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Milliner Mixe Laughlen Plans Six Week Outing
Mixe Laughlen, milliner at the Peoples Warehouse, leaves Saturday evening for the Sound to visit friends for a week then heads to Chicago and New York to choose a fine line of fall millinery. She will be away from the city about six weeks.
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Mixe Laughlen
Peoples Warehouse
the Sound
Chicago
New York
Pendleton Woman Sprains Ankle After Car Stop
Mrs. Mark Moorhouse of Pendleton injured her ankle in a fall from a car while in Walla Walla on Saturday. The sprain was painful but not serious, with examination noting the incident at the scene.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Mark Moorhouse
Prominent Indian William Jones Returns Home for Summer
William Jones, a prominent young Indian of the reservation, has returned home from Carlisle where he attended school during the past winter. He plans to spend the summer at McKay Creek and intends to return to Carlisle this fall.
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William Jones
Carlisle
McKay Creek
Commercial Club Meeting Urged For Early Arrival
The regular monthly gathering of the Commercial association will be held tomorrow evening. Owing to the reception for Congressman Bills, members are urged to come as early as possible.
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The
Commercial Association
Local Man Shoots Porcupine From Locust Tree
Loren Hoover fatally shot a large porcupine perched in a locust tree at the corner of Aura and Tustin streets yesterday. The incident was witnessed as Hoover fired to kill the animal.
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Aura and
Tustin
Loren Hoover
Empress Unites Rival Leaders by Marriage Pact
The Chinese empress dowager negotiates peace by arranging marriages between rival factions. She brokered a union between the families of Yuan Shih Kai and Chang Chi Tung, then later paired Yuan Shih Kai with Tish Lang through a daughter’s betrothal. The leaders, though furious, avoided mutiny to preserve power.
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Yuan Shih Kai
Chang Chi Tung
Tish Lang
Al the News AI Time in the East Oregonian
An OCR fragment from the East Oregonian hints at coverage of current time and local news in the eastern Oregon edition. The readable bits reference scheduling, editions, and regional reporting patterns without clear events or names.
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East Oregonian
Woman in Black steals purse from Tacoma official
Tacoma July 6 state railroad commissioner J B Jones was robbed by a tall slender woman dressed in black. Surrounded by shoppers at a bargain counter she crowded him and removed his wallet containing $27 drafts two rings valued around $150 and other valuables. Despite a storewide search the thief could not be found. For sale items listed by Mark M Henacock 605 Garfield or Winslow Bros. store.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jones
Man In Black
Commissioner Jones
Mark M. Henacock
Garfield
Winslow Bros
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