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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
2
A rough summary of scattered notes includes a man injuring a finger in an accident at a power day event, a dancegoer dying of heart failure during a dance, a fainting goat near a reserve, and a marriage performed by Junge Banning in Idaho. Also noted is a church editor’s confrontation at a Patchin home and a dispute requiring a mediator.
Dr Reed moderates case of Frank Mallick an American Indian arrested at his Cottonwood Creek Grangeville home by Sheriff Overman Knha county for severely assaulting his wife. Mrs Mallick remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery. Also Charles Sidleck a 22 year old man held for insanity after Culdesac arrest and confinement in the county jail where he paces and pleads.
Shocking discovery near Pine Ridge on Mount Hamilton leads deputies to a cave where a note from Jim Dunham claims he killed the Santa Clara county man. The report links bones found by Jamon Johnson and Jiueeph Seiuldt to the Dunham case, stirring renewed police interest.
In Judge Wardeman's Clayton court Harry G. Schuermann testifies his wife smoked his cigars and gave the snipes to their 18-year-old son. He says she chewed coffee, twice caused disturbances in court, and he once gave her a $500 savings check at the point of a pixie. He accuses her of taking a picture of his mother and searching the backyard.
Coleman Wisconsin farmer Gustav Cudnochowski traveled to Germany last spring to wed Louise Krodsik. They sailed to Baltimore, arriving aboard the Maine, but Krodsik was found with trachoma and ordered deported. Cudnochowski refused to land without her and she returned to Germany aboard the same ship.
An advertisement for Hem-Rold internal tablets claims piles are linked to constipation and that inactivity worsens attacks. The druggist network offers a $1 large bottle with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied and a booklet upon request from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo.
A complete skeleton of a man was found in a closet of a cheap lodging house in Pueblo Colorado. The bones showed signs of decay and had been pounded by quicklime. Police believe the body was moved here after a murder committed elsewhere. a newspaper wrapped skeleton dated January 3, 1911 was recovered.
Famed actress Julia Marlowe was ordered to refrain from further work after acting in Macbeth at a Broadway theater. Her illness, caused by intense heat, led to the engagement being concealed. her condition is not dangerous, but a fall return seems unlikely.
An alteration occurred while swimming when William Sappington splashed Walter Phillips. Phillips retrieved a revolver from his clothes and shot Sappington in the water. The incident happened near here today with Phillips turning himself in afterward.
The Watson family near Bozeman faced a rattlesnake that bit at a boy as he punched it with a stick. Mrs Watson tried to shoo it away with a poker while doors closed. Mr Watson returned with boiling water in a kettle and poured it through a back door to kill the rattler.
Piiusburg pa August Clondevaux a 2 year old export glass worker from Ford City left for New York enroute to Belgium with his wife and twenty four children. They came to the country twenty one years ago and plan to settle in Allegheny valley. He joked about baseball and said the score 24 to 0 meant nothing about the children.
Sixty-eight deaths from bubonic plague and three from smallpox were reported in the two weeks ending yesterday at Vinay Amoy. One cholera death occurred at Kuslang Island in the International Settlement about one third of a mile from the city. No further cholera cases were reported.
San Francisco police department saw a large transfer by Chief White as About two dozen officers moved. The reform move is interpreted as reopening the city’s streets to more police discretion and activity.
Athlehon Kan paper reports James M Callies and B 4% Jackeon attorneys along with four local archers leaving for British Columbia to compete with bows and arrows. They plan to join Will Thompson of Seattle and Mary Richardson of Reston, noted United States champion archer.
Robert Swayze, a Canadian, was burned at the stake by Mexican bandits near Port Mariner, New Mexico, on June 18, according to a telegram from a mining man formerly of Purneen, and cited by Mrs Hingham who notified the British government. He died after refusing to reveal the hiding place of a fortune left in his care by a Mexican railroad employe.
A sword duel broke out in Paris between M Charlot editor of the Journal and M Jouvenel editor of the Matin over an international airage scheme. Both were wounded in the arm as reporters and photographers watched. Henr Letellier of the Journal then challenged St Haena Varilia, owner of the Matin.
In crown court Judge Hugo Grimm presided as Cornelia Campbell objected to her husband Tadge Grimm attending a ball game with Lilian Campbell. The judge stated married men have rights when wives do not object to outings considered innocent amusement. A decree of divorce was granted to Campbell who claimed she refused when he wished to attend the game.
An old advertisement claims a Golden Wedding means a long life and health, urging households to keep Ballard's Herbine on hand to aid the liver. It touts 60c per bottle and lists A. Koep pen & Bros as the seller.
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