Eight Pound Baby Girl Born in Pendleton
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a baby girl born at 6 oclock this morning to Mr. and Mrs. B B Aldrich at their Macdivon street home. Also noted are wedding of William J Brown and Elle Mulkey of Pilot Rock, by Rev Milnes in Pendleton, and three marriage licenses issued to Augusta Moule and Oliver P Morton, William J Brown and Allen Mulkey, Clifford Kinney and Grace Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. B. B. Aldrich
Macdivon Street
Pilot Rock
William J. Brown
Elle Mulkey
Phot Rock
Pendleton
Rev. Milnes
Irs
Augusta Moule
Oliver P. Morton
Portland
Allen Mulkey
Clifford Kinney
Grace Dickerson
Wright jailed five days for drunkenness in county
Harry Wright a pioneer stage driver in the county received a five day jail sentence from Acting Police Judge John Hailey on the charge of drunkenness. The judge ordered the period of abstinence as a beneficial measure after Wright had been drinking heavily.
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Harry Wright
John Hailey
Wright
Wreck In City Limts Halts Traffic One Hour
A Northern Pacific freight engine and an O W B N switch engine collided this morning shortly after 9 at the crossing near the scouring mills in the city limits. The Northern Pacific engine suffered a broken cylinder and guides while the impact halted traffic for about an hour. Responsibility for the accident has not been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Bloomers Top Pendleton Bulldogs In Round-Up Park Victory
The Boston Bloomers defeated the Pendleton Bulldoggers eight to one at Round-Up Park this afternoon. Most Bloomers were actual women players, a novelty to the Bulldoggers, with Clara the pitcher delivering fine curves and limiting Pendleton to few hits.
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Boston Bloomers
Pendleton Bulldoggers
Bloomers
Clara
Charges Made Against Governor in Pardoning Case
Augusta reports sensational graft charges against Governor Cole Blease of South Carolina. Detective Reed of the Burns agency testified before a legislative investigating committee alleging a case where the governor allegedly received 2000 dollars for executive action in pardoning a convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Reed
Burns Agency
Crack Military Guards to Visit in Oregon
San Francisco July 13 The Cleveland Guards an Ohio military organization about 200 strong arrived for a three day visit. From here they will go to Oregon. Washington July 13 The senate confirmed Phillip J. Hickey Jr as postmaster Seward Alaska and William Marshall Bullitt as solicitor general of the United States.
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Oregon
San Francisco
Cleveland Guards
Ohio
Washington
Senate
Phillip J. Hickey, Jr
Seward
Alaska
William Marshall Bullitt
The
United States
Governor Wilson to Sweep Country Contined From Page 1
Governor Wilson seeks solid bloc as New York delegation shifts. He miscalculates votes from Underwood, Foss, and Baldwin supporters who hoped for a deadlock to trigger a stampede.
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Wilson
Democrats Split and Roosevelt Seen By Some as False Hope
Report from delegates and supporters shows Foss and Underwood camps in sharp disagreement over Bryan’s role at the Chicago convention. Observers say Bryan aimed to keep the party progressive while opposing a Roosevelt stampede. Blakely and Judge Maloney describe Roosevelt’s defeat at Chicago but note some endorsing Wilson as true progressive.
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Noth
Pendletonians
Poorlees Leider
Clark-Murthy
Virginia
New York
Judge Maloney
Mr. Blakely
Bryan
Baltimore
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wilson
Stork Delivers Quadruplets in Plymouth Frau Fuertada
Mrs. Dergelina Fuertada, 26, weighing 90 pounds, gave birth to four children in Plymouth, a boy and three girls. The boy died shortly after birth while the girls, weighing 4 1 2, 3 1 2, and 2 1 2 pounds, are said to be progressing. This brings her total to five children in under a year, the first born last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Dergelina Fuertada
Fuertado
Paid Taxes On Nothing Near Hutchinson Kansas
Ott of Topeka told county officials he paid taxes for twenty six years on land four miles southeast of Hutchinson that no longer exists the Ar kansas river having eroded the tract leaving only water and altered adjoining land Ott protested a $134 valuation increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Ott
Topeka
Woman vagrant heir to fortune shocks Milwaukee court
A New Orleans woman, Mrs Courtenay, facing vagrancy charges in Milwaukee Municipal Court learned she was named heir to 10 000 dollars and three Louisiana plantations. Her case was dismissed, and Mrs Weatherby left for New Orleans to claim the legacy after a midlife marriage against her father's wishes.
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Milwaukee
Widow and children sue estate after murder suicide
The Washington Supreme Court is asked to decide if a murder victim’s own suicide bars a damages claim against the killer’s estate. The suit by the widow and eight children of John R. Rinker seeks money against Otis N. Weedin’s estate for the death on March 30, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Supreme Court
John R. Rinker
Otis N. Weedin
Rinker
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A. L. Schaefer
Main Street
Shelburne
North Beach
Seaview,Wash
T. J. Hoare
Prop
Golden Rule
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
Newsy
James H. Bryant
Hiverside
East Oregonian
Umatilla
Dale Rothwell
Optom Trist
Hanscom
Foss
Underwood
Alve
Stork
Workingmens Clothing Co
A. Schneiter
Pendleton, Ore
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
American National Bank
Clark’s Grocery
LA Grande Vs
Western Tri-State
la Grande
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