Firing Four Hoboes Ends With Brakeman Injured On Train
A Portland and Pendleton incident reports brakeman A. D. Chase tossing four hoboes from a moving train No. 6 near Portland. Chase’s forceful throw caused a severe thigh sprain, leaving him bedridden most of the day and barely able to work after returning to Portland. The encounter ended with the hoboes ejected, one man resisting before being thrown from the car.
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Mr. Chase
A. D. Chase
Chase
Portland
Baal Portland
Pendleton
FitzGerald
Fitzsimmons
The
Wanted Man Joseph Burkhard In Washington DC
Metropolitan Police of Washington DC seeks Joseph Burkhard a 38 year old German 5 ft 10 in 165 lb medium build light hair mustache. He is charged with assault to kill after stabbing a man three times. Reward 25 and another 25 upon conviction. Occupation baker. Last seen after barroom dispute at the national capital last month. He may be in contact with City Marshal Carney.
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Joseph Burkhard
Carney
Detective Bureau
Metropolitan Police
Washington, D. C
Burkhard
National Capital
Plain and Cheerful Drunk Appears Before Judge
Ed Smith was arrested yesterday for drunkenness and faced Police Judge FitzGerald this morning. He pled guilty in a cheerful manner and received a fine of five dollars or three days in jail. He chose jail and went cheerfully.
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Ed Smith
FitzGerald
Sparrow
Williamson Hit By Ball During Philadelphia Baseball Play
H Williamson, a professional pitcher, was struck on the head by a swift ball at Philadelphia while pitching for his team. The incident interrupted play and prompted attention from officials and medical staff.
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H. Williamson
Philadelphia
Pendleton Eagles Car nival King Vote Note
A local Eagles aerie urges members to vote for seven as king during the Pendleton Car nival from July 11 to 16. The coupon grants five votes and must be submitted at the office by 6 p.m. July 14. All king candidates must be members of the local aerie.
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King of the Eagles
Pendleton
Aerie of Eagles
Carnival 13 A Real Success At Sacramento Carnival
The Eagles carnival opened with strong receipts and crowds despite storm. A 220 paid admissions in twenty minutes set an opening night record since Sacramento. Samson the boa constrictor drew crowds while storms forced tent closures. High dives by Dare Devil Mangels and open air acts by Berger Brothers are scheduled, with a big parade Friday night as plans finalize.
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Sacramento
Atay
Heffelman
Dixie Carnival Company
Cal
Sameon
Samson
Four Hundred
Joe Hinkle
Tom Aston
Trent
Hinkle
Aston
Pendleton
Dare Devil” Mangels
Berger Brothers
Order of Aramen
Deaf mute in town sparks police court scene
Thomas Burns, a deaf mute claiming Ogden origin, was arrested for begging after a clash with Spokane authorities. Deputy Coffman interpreted with fingers as Burns answered in a mix of clues and evasions. Judge FitzGerald delayed sentence an hour to let Burns leave town amid mockery and caution.
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Thomas Burns
Inwalt
Coffman
FitzGerald
Egypt
la Umatilla
Burns
Ogden, Tah
Spokane
Judge FitzGerald
Clarence Penland
Main and
Alta Streets
Rader
Fite Gerald
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Professor Le Roy disrupted carnival crowd at Main and Alta
A traveling entertainer named Le Roy juggling on Main and Alta streets clashed with City Marshal Carney and Street Commissioner Brown. After demanding more money from a booster, the crowd interrupted and threats were exchanged. Officers arrived as Le Roy and his assistant were urged to return to the depot.
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We Roy
Dixie Carnival
Carney
Brown
Main
Alta
le Roy
Modern Woodman Organizer Covers Three Large States
T. W. Bartley, organizer and lecturer for the Modern Woodmen, travels Idaho Utah and Nevada. He stopped in Pendleton interviewing Judge Lowell Dr Ringo and others on order affairs before heading home to Moscow. Bartley has lived in Nebraska Missouri and Kansas and has practiced law in those states. He has resided in Moscow six years and favors it as a home for climate soil and society. He was advanced from district promoter to lecturer for Idaho and then organizer and lecturer for the three states.
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T. W. Bartley
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Pendleton
Lowell
Ringo
Moscow
Tiaday
Bartley
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Hie
Defective Petition Likely Rejected for New County Road No 500
County court action on a petition to build No 500 road in northern county faces probable rejection. Petition lacks start and end points and other vital details per Deputy District Attorney advice. Separately, U S saloons average daily income cited at $16, yielding yearly receipts near $950 million.
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Depuy Diatrie
Collier
Washington
Oregon
Boundary Line
United States
America
Taylor Divorce Case Signals New Judge Action
Circuit Judge Ellis has requested Supreme Court records to review the Taylor divorce in light of the Jones v Jones decision. The May ruling in Malheur county refused a divorce where both spouses were blamed, citing a former Oregon ruling that no divorce should be granted when both parties are active in the wrongdoing.
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Ellis
Taylor
Pondietonir
Supreme Court
Jones
Malheur
Oregon
Beckley Va. Huckley
Douglas County
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Moall
Philipots
Canute
Martin Brooks
Bates
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Norris
Buttes
OWL
Boston Stor
BAER @ DALEY
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ED Con Monmouth
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