Dan Smythe Loses Arm After Train Accident
Dan P Smythe, a sheepman, was badly injured when his foot caught on a rail and the stock train rolled over him near Stampede tunnel in western Washington. His left arm was amputated at the shoulder and other injuries included a fractured skull and facial fractures. Surgeons at Hot Springs reported he was out of shock and recovering, with infection the main remaining risk. Messages from doctors and partners described improving condition and hopeful recovery. Sharmguan insurgents claim a victory at Castilla and progress toward Managua.
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Dan P. Smythe
Washington
C. H. Carter
Effie Jean Frasier
Smythe
East Oregonian
N.cp
Stampede Tunnel
Bile
Hot Springs
J. Kloeber
Bluefields
Castilla
Acoyapa
Managua
Strike Unchanged in Montreal Conference
Participants in the conference between strikers and Grand Trunk officials refuse to state what transpired. The strike remains practically unchanged, with both sides standing pat.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk
Youthful Cashier Faces Grand Jury Over Big Theft
New York July 29 The Russo-Chinese bank agency sues a cheerful statement claiming its youthful cashier Edwin Wider stole securities worth about 6000000? The bank estimates losses at 500000 and Wider, now a fugitive, is believed under surveillance near White Plains New York Witnesses from Glock exchange houses and other brokers were questioned as the grand jury investigates Indictment rumors circulate while Wider’s associates note a $100000 stock and bond theft.
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New York
Edwin Wider
Witer
Frank Carruth heads to Richland for investment
Frank Carruth, leader of the United Orchestra, left the afternoon for Richland Washington to handle an investment there. Architect T F Howard rode the outgoing Northern Pacific train this afternoon. Mrs T M Henderson just returned from Wallowa Lake where she had been visiting relatives.
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Frank Carruth
United Orchestra
Richland, Wash
T. F. Howard
Northern Pacific
T. M. Henderson
Wallowa Lake
Mexico to Show Films of Jeffries vs Johnson
Mexico City plans to screen the Johnson Jeffries fight among moving pictures during September celebrations. Fighters and exhibitors expect strong demand from Americans visiting for Independence centennial events. Mexico’s federal district banned prizefighting. past bouts were halted after a knockout incident prompted by Governor Don Guillermo de Landay Taveras.
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Mexico City
United Suites
Mexico
Johnson
Jeffries Prigefight
Reno
Federal District of
Don Guillermo de Landay Taveras
Negro Cos
Unhappily Married Man Dies With Girl Loved
In Paris the body of a 27 year old shop assistant and a woman were found in the Seine, bound together with ropes. Boatmen hauled them ashore, police reported probable suicide. The man had quit his job to live with another woman after breaking an engagement. his wife stayed, leading to destitution and the joint death.
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Paris
Seine
Parle
di Alogether
Old Marble Grave Slab Found In Excavation
Workmen tearing down the old corner structure at Fenwick and Cumming streets uncovered a marble slab once covering an oil grave. The inscription reads To the Memory of Roberta Kirkpatrick Who Died February 13 1838 Aged 38 years 0 months 16 days. The slab measures 80 by 60 inches and 3 inches thick, with the inscribed side down as part of the floor.
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Augusta, Fa
Fenwick and
Cumming Streets
Arlington Brothers
Roberta Kirkpatrick
Cumming and
Fenwick Streets
Fannie Young
Windsor Castle Private Apartments of George V and Queen Mary
Windsor Castle houses private apartments for King George V and Queen Mary arranged on the east and south sides of the quadrangle. They include the queen's boudoir in the Victoria Tower with view of the Long Walk and the private audience chamber, the oak room, tapestry room, white and drawing rooms, and the queen's dining room in the Prince of Wales tower. The gold pantry holds a cherished gold plate collection valued near ten million dollars. The royal suite is being modernized, personal property of earlier monarchs is being removed, and rooms will be reassigned for George V’s children in King John’s tower. The suite has long housed Queen Victoria's children in childhood.
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Windsor
Windsor Castle
George
Jeneth
Victoria Tower
Prince of Wales Tower
Dorling
Edward
Hdaward
Queen Alexandra
Queen Mary
King John's Tower
Queen Victoria
Daily Fast Oregonian by carrier with 65 cents per month
A brief notice describes the Daily Fast Oregonian offering home delivery by carrier at a monthly rate of 65 cents. The item outlines subscription terms and service details for readers considering new or renewed access through home delivery.
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Oregonian
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Weather and Marital Update
Official weather report lists a maximum of 94 and minimum of 46 degrees. A marriage license was issued to Harry Raymond and Elise Morris, both of the county. Two boxcar robbers who broke jail at Huntington Wednesday night were arrested by O R & N detectives for stealing clothes from a boxcar. Delegates including Judge Thomas FitzGerald and Roy Ritner returned from Astoria after attending a state Redmen lodge meeting.
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Harry Raymond
Elise Morris
Huntington
Lome
Thomas FitzGerald
James Develin
Bofl Hanlon
Karl Gulott
Roy Ritner
Astoria
Lodge of Redmen
Pugilist in Town Challenges West Title Bout
Tommy Reilly, who claims the light heavyweight title of the West, and his manager Frank J. Murphy are in the city renewing acquaint ances. Reilly issues a sweeping challenge to any man in the state to meet him at 165 pounds ringside.
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Tommy Reilly
West
Frank J. Murphy
Reilly
Mission Receives Final Patent for Tutuilla Lands
Rev. J. M. Cornelion secured the final patent from the United States government confirming complete title to 160 acres comprising the Tutuilla mission grounds. Previously the property was occupied under a rant from the department of Indian affairs.
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Tutuilla Mission
J. M. Cornelion
United States
Department of Intan Arfists
Phetteplace Couple Complete Long Ante Tour To Pendleton
Mr and Mrs B C Phetteplace of The Dalles arrived in Pendleton yesterday afternoon after a breakdown nine miles out. They had been to the Yellowstone park, and their car was towed in by a local livery team on the final leg of a long automobile trip.
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B. C. Phetteplace
Dalles
Pendleton
Yellowstone Park
Greek worker injured in coal chute accident at Umatilla
A Greek laborer employed uploading coal at the O R & chutes in Umatilla was brought to St Anthony's hospital after a car broke loose on the Incline. He jumped when frightened and was caught between the car and chute wall. Authorities say injuries not believed serious.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
O. R
Umatilla
St Iy
Trackage to Expand at Hermiston Ordered by Commission
A Salem dispatch reports the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company was ordered by the railroad commission to build additional tracks at Hermiston to aid shippers. The move eases a long standing track shortage that caused inconvenience to Hermiston residents.
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Hermiston
Salem
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Railroad Commission
Fighting Swede Gets Seven Days In Police Court
Isaac Kiernan appeared in police court for a second drunken and disorderly charge. Acting Police Judge Halsey sentenced him to seven days in bail or a $15 fine after a scuffle with Officer Shear and Walter Wella left Wella with scratches and bruises. Claude Penland of Penland Brothers Transfer Co was knocked down by a mule causing a swollen eye, after attempting to strap the animal.
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Isaac Kiernan
Halsey
Kiernan
Shear
Walter Wella
Wella
Penland
Claude Penland
Pentiand
Ln Johnson
Funeral Rites For Mrs A L Thoroughman Held In Pendleton
Funeral services for Mrs A L Thoroughman former Pendleton resident who died in Spokane were conducted at the Southern Methodist church. Rev H S Shangle preached with a tribute to her life while mourners from Milton Weston and Walla Walla attended. Authorities fear she accidentally took the wrong medicine, mistaking Laudanin for a safer dose.
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Mertebaind
Mre
Shangle
Milton
Elan
Wolla Waith
C. Allexroad
Miltonu
J. D. Crooks
Weaton
Mire
Price
Werton
Notable Visitors at Lehman Springs Resort
A long list of guests at Lehman hot springs in the Blue mountains includes Pendleton residents such as Gus Freeman and M. Anderson, plus visitors from Seattle, Portland, La Grande, Pilot Rock, Ukiah, Walla Walla, and other towns. The crowd features families and individuals, with many accompanying spouses and children, all noted among the popular resort’s recent visitors.
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Lehman Springs
Lehman Hot Springs
Blue Mountains
Gus Freeman
Pendleton
Pauley
Seattle
Amice Tardiff
Erb
Pandleton
Ore
Fred Holmes
Mina Neille Grummitt
Island City
Ruth Russell
la Grande
M. D. Orange
Pilot Beek
M. Anderson
Frank Frazier
Ed Hays
B. Jensen
F. L. Miller
George TD. Schlegel
Pilot Rock
Walter McCormmach
M. K Thompson
Lew Bradburn
Ed Bart
Thomas FitzGerald
Alfred
Arthur
Milton
Frank Downey
Gee
Larson
Baker City
Ernest Tatum
Portland
Dan Downey
Mias Sarath Ambore
Fred Grooms
U. 8
Forestry Service
Ralph Coon
Mra
Frank Mitchell
Withee
Peters
Frank Richmen
Walla Walla
Dyer
Umatila
Frank Hawley
Sumpter
Alf Johnson
Alec Manning
Anna Manning
Frank Pedro
J. W. Smith
Ray Smith
Clyde Garde
Miot Rock
Fred Spircey
Mire
Chas Cole
Sybil Cote
Cell Cole
Pendilton
Hol McBroom
Emily McBroom
Elizabeth McBroom
J. W. McCormmach
J. C. Cristine
Conner
Wash
William Campbell
James Lehman
WH. Hoskins
Holdman
McFall
Militant suffragettes to learn jiu jitsu in London
A Women's Freedom League athletic society is formed to train militant suffragettes in jiu jitsu and wrestling to improve self defense against police. Mrs Garraud, a jiu jitsu expert, will instruct on the Jopitee method for handling officers and hecklers, with Miss Kelly leading a branch. the group promises force in future actions.
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London
Women's Freedom League
Mre Garraud
Mre. Garrod
Miss Kelly
Athletic Society
Mins Kelly
Votes for Women Fight Reignites After War Talk
The article notes Mrs Garraud, a five foot tall figure, claims she can throw a six foot policeman over her shoulder, illustrating renewed vigor in the war for votes for women. It signals an energized push as the movement resumes.
Northwest tourism soars as Alaska-Yukon exposition grows
The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition boosts Northwest tourism with June rushes and rising westbound passenger traffic. Railroads report stronger monthly travel in 1910 than 1909, aided by sustained advertising. Northern Pacific notes the North Coast Limited carries about 100 passengers daily westward from St. Paul amid broader transcontinental demand.
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Pacific Northwest
Northwest
A. B. Charlton
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
St. Paul
Brazil's Rio de Janeiro battleship details published
The Engineer reports on Brazil's new battleship Rio de Janeiro noting 32000 tons, 655 feet length, 92 feet beam, 26 feet draft, armament of 12 14-inch guns, 14 6-inch, 14 4-inch, six machine guns, three torpedo tubes, four screws, and an intended speed of 22 1-3 knots. Completion in two years and cost estimated at 14.5 million dollars.
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Brazil
London
Rio de Janeiro
Unfurnished housekeeping room in East Oregonian building
Advertisement for unfurnished housekeeping room in the East Oregonian building with steam heat electric lights hot and cold water bath inquiry at the Oregonian office.
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Rene
East Oregonian
Fast Oregonian
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Dan Smythe
Berlin
Jack Webster
Mgr
Court St
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Main and Webb Streets
Bullivan’s
Pendleton Dye Works
Altea St
George V and
Queeen
Newsy
Boston
Main Street
Atla and
Court Sts
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Jeweler
Murphy Bros
Court Streets
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