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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

Page

8

Dymond Captured at Hunt's Junction by Walla Walla Deputy

George Dymond of North Yakima, leader of a feared horse theft ring, was captured at Hunt's Junction by Deputy Sheriff Aller Byrnes of Walla Walla. He faces charges in Benton county for horse stealing in Prosser, with other gang members already in custody or at large. Governor Folk urged merchants to advertise in town papers to boost local trade and prosecute wrongdoing. Chicago Wheat Market updates show intraday gains as Wheat, Corn, and Oats moved higher.

George Dymond North Wakium Hunt's Junction Walla Walla Uiat Aller Byrnes Wadlula North Yakima Dymond Pendleton Dick Dymond Oreson State Penitentiary Cutferd Dymond Folk Joseph W Folk Missouri Jefferson City Chicago

Rockefellers Return Aboard Amerika From Foggy Crossing

New York July 26 The steamship Amerika bearing the Rockefeller party was picked up by wireless 770 miles off Sandy Hook. Rockefeller reports an unpleasant trip but says he played shuffleboard and spoke with passengers. He asserts rich men should spend money not hoard it and predicts capital and labor will unite on a common basis.

DPD New York Amerika Rockefellers Sandy Hook Rockefeller

Shipment of Cattle and Sheep to Seattle by W R R

Four carloads of prime beer steers aged 2 4 and 1 year were shipped today over the W R R to Frey Bruin & Co of Seattle. They were purchased from J A Horseman and Harry Whittaker of Jordane, with 4 head from Horseman and 11 from Whittaker. The lot was selected for Seattle and praised as a fine Pendleton shipment. Two carloads of sheep were also sent by Williams to Seattle, bought from A C Henderson and a son of Pilot Rock.

Frey- Bruin & Co Seattle J. A. Horseman Harry Whittaker Jordane Horseman Whittaker Pendleton Williams A. C. Henderson and Sone Pilot Rock

Laying Street Car Track in Walla Walla Progresses Slowly

Walla Walla July 26 The work of laying rail on the new electric car line proceeds with grading along the full route and notable track work on Whitman avenues. Labor shortages delay progress but after harvest officials hope to accelerate the project to complete the system before winter.

Walla Walla

Bowman Bowmen Burglary Alarm Traced to Familiar Guest

Two hotel guests in Bowman room four were robbed in the night while J G Bellows and J B Jeniver slept. A gold watch from each man valued at forty dollars and small cash were taken. Door left unlocked. Police and sheriff investigating with no arrests yet.

J. G. Bellows J. B. Jeniver Bowman Mr. Bellows Enorly Mr. Jemison Bellows Sheriff's Office

Pendleton Court House Improvements Highlight Local Renovation

The court house exterior and interior received a major makeover, with painting calcimining and papering completed by Pendleton pioneer paint shop Charles Lane & Son. The county court endorses the project as a model for other large property owners to pursue similar improvements.

Pendleton Ahevid Weil Pendiectons Charles Lane & Son

Peonage Allegations Hit Jackson Lumber Camp in Florida

A Pensacola report details alleged peonage at Jackson Lumber Company camps in Lockhart Alabama. About 100 German immigrants claimforced labor, starvation, confinement, and beatings after they were lured south with pay promises. They escaped and sought protection from the German consul.

Pensacola Fla Jackson Lumber Company Lockhart Ala United States Thew Inbor Saori Atom Jackson Lumber Company 14 South

Summer tourist travel floods Colorado and Utah resorts

The season’s exposition draws heavy tourist traffic into the United States with Colorado Springs, Manitou, Pike's Peak, and Salt Lake City receiving the bulk of summer visitors from the East. Thousands fill Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, and nearby mountain resorts, while Canada, Selkirk mountains, Alaska, and Puget Sound cities also report high traveler volumes.

Colorado Utah United States Colorado Springs Manitou Pike's Peak Salt Lake City Salt Alaska Puget Sound

Livestock Prices Mixed as Hog and Sheep Markets Steady

Portland reports livestock trading slowed by small supplies in stockyards. Hogs and sheep hold firm with prices unchanged while cattle show limited activity. Official quotes list hogs around 7.4 to 7.5 per unit in eastern Oregon. cattle mostly $2.40 to $2.50 for various grades. sheep near 4.94 to 5.0 per head.

Portland Oregon Lambe

Revolution in Russia Turmoil Concerns Jews and Cabinet

Reports from St. Petersburg in late July describe resignations from the empire’s council, General Kaulbor’s control in Odessa, and attempts to form a new cabinet. Agrarian unrest continues as Jews fear renewed attacks while authorities push a cautious, money-focused stance and a failed general strike.

Kaulhars Odessa Den Kaulborete St. Petersburg

Killed With a Stone in Rural Harney County

Reports from Drewsy Harney County recount a fatal street quarrel in front of a mill on July 26 between Rumsey and Myers after Rumsey posted a section of a paper on Myers. Myers threw a stone, striking Rumsey on the head and killing him instantly. no arrests reported. Also dated Paris July 26 Dreyfus denial of assault at a military club.

Huntington Drewsy Harney Rumsey Rink Myers Rumery Myers Rumeey Dreyfug Paris Dreyfus Mme Treyfux

Slayer Williams Executed by Hanging in Alabama

John Williams of Cullman county was hanged for the murder of State Senator Robert Hipp. Williams shot at Hipp during a law enforcement attempt to enforce a writ over a farm, wounding an officer and striking Hipp in the back as he entered the house.

Montgomery Ala John Williams Cullman County Robert Hipp Williams Hipp Jeae

Mercer county socialists plan a convention for fall nominees

In Trenton Mercer county socialists meet this afternoon to nominate candidates. It is believed writer Upton Sinclair will be nominated for delegate, with Sinclair likely to accept. Sinclair, who lives in Princeton, is a prominent Mercer County socialist.

Trenton Mercer County Upton Sinclair Chicago Mir Sinchire Princeton

Westinghouse under fire at stockholders meeting

Pittsburg July 26 at Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co stockholders meeting the first in nine years a minority charged president George Westinghouse with launching private ventures with company funds they also charged the directors with aiding his plans The minority failed to pass reform resolutions and were outnumbered as slated directors were elected

Pittsburg Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company George Westinghouse Company Fonde

Cleanly Woman Misconceptions About Dandruff Cure

An advertisement refutes the belief that scalp washing cures dandruff and promotes Nowbro's Herpleide as the only product that kills the dandruff germ. The Detroit based firm Merwhielde Fold distributes sample offers through The Herpleide Co. A. C. Kooppen & Firoa advertise.

Nowbro Kim Merwhielde Drugeinia Bend Loc Stampa Herpleide Co Detroit Mich

Source of Vancouver Island gold stream sought by Nanaimo chief

Chief Good of the Nanaimo tribe in British Columbia says a legend of a gold stream near the island center drives modern attempts to locate it. He aims to retrace steps of two Frenchmen who vanished seeking the alleged falls where gold supposedly descends into a river. The tale speaks of a guardian god and a treacherous journey beyond the falls.

Vancouver B.C Good Nanaimo Chief Good

Dollar of 1800 rarity explained in two stories

The East Oregonian notes two explanations for the silver dollar of 1504. One says coins were sent to Africa to pay soldiers in a war between the country and Tripod, totaling 14 570 coins. The other suggests a voyage and loss reduced supply. the first explanation is favored.

Africa Hooonntin

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