Captain Ferguson Orders Pendleton Unit to American Lake
Captain Ferguson issues detailed company orders for Armory Company L of the 3rd Infantry Oregon National Guard from Pendleton Oregon. The unit leaves August 8 to Cosgrove Washington with uniforms khaki gear inspections and packing. Members report August 7 for equipment issue and to board trains, and officers assign duties for quartermaster commissary and berthing arrangements. The notice includes health screening requirements for the maneuver and a directive to report examinations to the chief surgeon.
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Storie
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France Accepts Washington Statue for Versailles Park
The French government accepted a bronze copy of Howden's George Washington statue presented today by Virginia through Ambassador Jusserand. It will stand at Versailles, opposite Joseph.
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M. Jusserand
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Josee
Census figures show San Angelo population of 10131
The census of San Angelo, Texas reports a population of 10131 inhabitants. The count provides a snapshot of the city’s size and demographic reach within the Brent area.
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Teachers press board over vacation policy in Jersey City
In Jersey City on November 25, teachers urged the board of education to extend or modify a vacation plan. The board considered delaying the teachers' summer break, aiming to avoid embarrassment and potential public reaction, with a decision expected to be announced today.
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Board of Education
Crowded crowd enjoys Pund Orchestra concert
A Wet evening crowd at the Mie United Orchestra concert at the fale pa villon valued the meritorious program. The crowd stayed for the music and the absence of disturbances, while Paderewski's minuet stood out as the evening’s hit, receiving repeated encores.
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Paderewski
Change of Locations Aids The Carnival
The Empire Carnival company drew its largest crowd yet after moving from Matlock ball park to the depot grounds near Hotel Bowman. The Midway was crowded all evening with confetti and attractions well patrolled. The venue shift improved accessibility and drew new visitors who would not have traveled to the ball park.
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Bryan Sees Partial Victory in County Option Fight
Lincoln July 25. W J Bryan issued a statement on the county option fight after a convention loss. He called the Democratic state convention’s failure to endorse county option disappointing but noted the effort helped secure a referendum declaration by both parties. He urged submitting necessary amendments to the next legislature and demanded county option debates in every state assembly district.
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W. J. Bryan
American delegates at touring congress in Brussels
Delegates from fifteen countries attend the annual congress of the International League of Touring Associations in Brussels. The event, beginning today and running to August 1, aims to standardize international touring conditions with substantial progress noted and further advances anticipated. The allied bodies’ total membership exceeds 100,000.
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Wurderee of Little Girl Escapes Frisco Police
San Francisco dispatch reports Joseph Wendling, a janitor sought for the Alma Kellner murder in Louisville last December, had been under US surveillance for three weeks. He vanished as officers prepared to arrest him, believed to have fled to Oregon. A nationwide manhunt followed after the girl’s body was found in a basement.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Grogon
Police chase Crippen and Madame Leneve in Quebec
Chief Constable McCarthy arrived at Father Point to assist in arresting Dr Crippen and Madame Leneve. Authorities expect their presence on the steamer Montrose and hedge on statements as the vessel nears. The case centers on the famous wife murder suspect pair.
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Nassat
Swedish Finnish Temperance Association Holds National Convention
In Duluth Minnesota seventy found officers with a membership of about 3000 attend the annual national convention of the Swedish Finnish Temperance association opening a three day session. The program includes schemes and temperance talks by prominent speakers and a number of others participating.
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Swedish-Finnish Temperance Association
Minnesota Democrats Seek Lind as Governor Nominee
July 1898 Minneapolis report says the Minnesota Democratic state convention will likely nominate John Lind for governor if he runs. Opponents of local option back Lind, while a small minority may block option at the convention. The platform is expected to include a plank favoring initiative and referendum.
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Minneapolis
John Lind
Linil
Four Die From Heat in Windy City
Chicago officials report four deaths from extreme heat with many others prostrated. Special prayers and rain services were held in several churches to seek relief from the scorching weather.
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Chicago
Pendleton Weather and Community Notices
Official weather report lists a high of 97 and a low of 44. The American Woman's League Pendleton chapter will meet Friday evening at the Velock Lomorrow rest room in city hall. A marriage license was issued to Margaret A. Miller and George Wells. Passengers leaving for Lehman include Mr and Mrs Hans Struve and son and Mr FE L McBroom.
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Union County
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Will Go to Lehman Marshall Spell
Ralph Hessel Ralph Coon and Glen Finch expect to go to Lehman springs Sunday morning. They will make the trip in the new stage. Two new autos were received today Oakland thirties like those already owned by Dr McNeabb and Wescell. The new cars will belong to Henry Collins of this city and A Mc Ewen jr of Athena.
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Norton wreck scene clears after debris still present
Superintendent Rollens of the O. Ro and N. arrives in his private car from the East to survey the Norton wreck. He reports the track is clear though debris has not yet been cleared away.
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Passengers on Lehman stagecoach trip report
Report notes the last out-stage from Lehman bringing passengers Hal Corby Pat McDevitt Jack Hastings Alfred FitzGerald Martin Anderson H Ayer of Uma illa and Mrs John Bahr. The run W is completed in three and a half hours by W R Withee.
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Lehman Springs
Hal Corby
Pat McDevitt
Jack Hastings
Alfred FitzGerald
Martin Anderson
H. Ayer
Umailla
John Bahr
W. R. Withee
Ralph Nolen Held In Contempt For Divorce Case
Ralph Nolen, proprietor of the Troy Laundry, was found in contempt of court by Judge Bean for failing to comply with alimony and expense orders in his divorce suit. He was directed to pay $90 immediately or face jail. The matter was described as a morning adjudication with the court enforcing compliance.
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Troy Laundry
Bean
Dance at Meacham Resort Promises Big Crowd
Campers and Mea cham residents plan a large dance next Saturday at the Meacham resort with the United Orchestra supplying music. A sizeable local turnout of young folks is anticipated for the event.
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United Orchestra of All Pieces
Nolin School District elects new teachers
O F Steel of Nolin reports that teachers have been elected for the Nolin School district. L F Johnson, a local homesteader, will be principal and Misa Avyva McCutcheon of Yacolt Washington will be assistant. She is the sister of the McCutcheon brothers, ranchers.
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O F. Steel
L. F. Johnson
Girl From Athena Brought By Train To St Anthony’s Hospital
Eva McBean, a resident of the Athena foothills, was brought to St Anthony’s hospital this morning after being taken there from Helix yesterday. Dr C J Smith says she is suffering a nervous attack but not in a critical condition.
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Eva McBean
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Polio-myelitis misreported death cause corrected
A correction clarifies that W. Roy Saxton did not die of pollence phalitis as yesterday stated. The actual illness was polio-myelitis, an inflammatory spinal cord disease, contrasting with the brain enlargement of the unrelated ailment.
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Couple from Union county wed at Church of the Redeemer
At the rectory this morning George Wells of Allcel Union county and Margaret A Miller of Fort Sim eon Wash were united in marriage by Rev. Charles Quinney. Only a few friends attended. The groom is a prosperous farmer of Alice and the couple will reside in Union county.
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Allcel
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Margaret A. Miller
Fort Simeon
Wash
Charles Quinney
Alice
Riot at Brooklyn sugar refinery strikes turns deadly
In New York on July 28 a riot among 500 strikers at the American Sugar Refining company dock led to shootings and beatings after strikebreakers began work under police guard. Five or more were reported killed or mortally wounded as police fired on the mob and reserves arrived.
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Ana i
Brooklyn Docke
American Sugar Refining Company
Ytone
Divorces To Be Filed In Washington After Meeting
Fellingim Washington July 98 reports Supreme Court judges voted to change divorce filings in Washington State. Divorces must be filed 20 days before trial and papers served on the county attorney 20 days before trial in default cases. This marks the first judges convention since 1897 with biennial reunions thereafter.
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Vernon 7 Oakland 1 in Los Angeles game recap
Roy Brash hit his 16th homer since 1910 open the Vernon offense as the Vernonites beat the Oakland Mutineers 7 to 1 in the first inning. Carson and Hogan, Moser, Christian, Mitzo and Thomas worked for Vernon in a rugged day for Oakland. In San Francisco Portland shut out 7–0 as Steen pitched, Eastley excelled for the Seals. Sacramento beat Los Angeles 4–1 with Delmas and Howard flawed infield defense.
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Spokane 6 Tacoma 0 in Northwest League game
Spokane defeats Tacoma 6 to 0 as Jess Baker wins against limited Tacoma offense. Nordke, Fisk and Cooney drive in early runs. Mastin hotter late. Also Seattle tops Vancouver 5 to 1 with Chinault’s pitching key. Knabe breaks right finger in New York Philadelphia game.
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Cincinnati Notebook Offbeat Mentions Pittebare Battery Pairing
Fragmentary notes list names Pittebare Camnitz Gibson Gasper McLean and Batteries Philips Phillips in a rough Cincinnati context. The text is garbled but suggests a sequence of plays or lineups at a game or practice with a time stamp around 1565:00ry and 4698 batteries.
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R. H. EB. Pittebare
Phillipps
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Gibson
Gasper
McLean
Unclear Sports Battery Lineups Listed for Multiple Cities
Fragmented OCR lists batters and lineups with cities Philadelphia Boston and New York. Names such as Washington, Dygert, Thomas, Hughes, Mitchell, Smith appear alongside scattered numbers. Details are garbled and unreadable for precise event or outcome.
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R. WB
Washington
Ivce
Gray and Rbeckendorff
Dygert and
Thomas
Boston
Beame
Hael
New York
Hughes and
Mitchell
Cleotte and
Carribean
Finnish Wrestler Lehto Arrives in Spokane After Tour
Carl Lehto 186 of Finland, famed for staying with Zbyszko, travels with Ole Samson of Winnipeg and Gustave Finland of Hancock Mich. They arrived in Spokane after stops in Butte Mont and plan local bouts if possible, denying Gotch Zbyszko match as a frame up.
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Zbyczko
Pole
Ole Samson
Winnepeg
Gustave Finland
Hancock, Mich
Spokane
Butte
Mont
Lehto
Ecard
Dr. Roller
Finland
Pete Colling
Middleton
Portland
Gotch
Zbyseko
Illre Pute
Inland Herald
Czar of Yachting Cruise Set for Baltic Port Review
The czar yacht will cruise for several weeks off Balticport where his majesty will review warships. The Standard will then proceed to Riga for the celebration of the bicentennial conquest of the Baltic provinces.
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Balticport
Hils Majesty
Riga
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