Matinee of Driving Club 13 Success
The Round-Up Park matinee by the riding and driving club drew a large crowd with close exciting races. Hassle the pacer, driven by George La Fontaine, won three straight heats, while Lady Gray and Elector also claimed victories. Mrs Aleck Manning rode to victory in the ladies race and Gillette’s colt won the final running half mile amid a dramatic fall and recoveries. The event proved a big success with plans for another matinee in two weeks.
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Thassalo
Wes
Hassle
Gus la Fontaine
George la Fontaine
Frank Fragier
Lady Gray
Jim McKay
Tom Boylen
Aleck Manning
Longenecker
George Gillette
Buck
Sheriff Taylor
Gillette
Guards Guard County Jail Amid Ogburn Killing Charge
Atilitia men of Company E guard the Pawnee county jail after threats against A A Ogburn, brought in Friday on a killing charge in the death of Joseph Plumpley. Militia arrival quiets tension. no trouble anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Okla
Atilitia
Company E
A. A. Ogburn
Joseph Plumpley
Ogburn
Plumpley
Pendleton News Briefs on Local Moves and Meetings
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Guy Wyrick moving his family from the ranch to a rented house on the city’s eastern side amid Commercial Club plans. A Sunday meeting is slated for members, with details unclear. a local death by dog poison is noted, and a Lone Ride to Lehman recounts Marty Dryer’s trip that featured a six hour Mountain Home breakdown and a lengthy walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Werman Peters
Sunmmin
Marty Dryer
At & Veeck
Lehman Springs
Peters
Mountain Home
Poor Mail Service to East End Stirs County
East end residents complain about slower mall service from Portland and Pendleton after train schedule changes. The mall, once arriving around 7 30, now reaches about 9, delaying postal distribution until the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Portland
Pendleton
Burglar Fails Capture After Night Break-In
A burglar, identified as Loterrupterdt, was caught in the act breaking the front door of a Main Street store Saturday night. He slipped away after eluding officers, seen by Jack Gibson who summoned police. The man mingled with the crowd at a bar, left when confronted, and headed down Alta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loterrupterdt
Jack Gibson
Culinty
Alta-street
cattle auction from county features record weights and Seattle sale
Mighty Ping Cate Clarence Adams Lester Black burn and Sturdivant brothers presented 180 head of cattle as top market stock. A seven year old steer weighed 1855 pounds while a milking cow reached 1700 pounds. Sale to Nate Raines and shipment to Frye-Brume company in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Cate
Clarence Adams
Lester Blackburn
Sturdivant Brothers
Nate Raines
Frye-Brume Company
Seattle
Three Fighters in Court Docket Says Sunday Was Busy
Police court docket notes a rough Sunday for three offenders. Richard Roe forfeited a ten dollar bond, Thad Stevens paid ten, and James Sherry failed to mix a wire sum and faced four to five days in jail. Charles MacCrady and Robert Lee were also listed, with MacCrady getting five days and Lee three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roe
Thad Stevens
James Sherry
Charles MacCrady
Robert Lee
Peach Crop Failure Forecast by Milton-Freewater Expert
Attorney S D Peterson of Milton warns the peach crop will largely fail due to frost harming buds, a heavy blow to small farmers counting on rock-bottom debt burdens from orchard starts, while a Greek laborer dodges license costs and a judge orders fines and a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton-Freewater
S. DD. Peterson
Milton
Pendle offers stall for Roberts. declines pro debut
Teherts and Roberts remain undecided about turning pro as Tacoma of the Northwest League extends a formal offer. Roberts, noted as a top hitter, has refused any immediate professional jump, preferring to stay in amateur circles amid ongoing interest from several teams.
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Toco
Cady Roberts
Tacoma Coluh
Hockaraces
Greeham Giants
Sunday Journal
Proberts
Cress Canta
Tatcher and
Mouck Lhve
Spokane Indiang
Robineon Wan Ap
Roberts Draws Tacoma Offer Amid Bolse Approach
A report notes Roberts attracting attention as Bolse moves to position, with Tacoma presenting a formal offer. The development signals a pivot in negotiations and potential team changes ahead of the season.
Stanfield Sells Lord deed filed in county records
The record shows Stanfield and wife sold to Joseph Dunha all of section 28 and the surrounding tract. No consideration is named in the deed.
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Stanfield
Lord
RE. N. Stanfield
Joseph Dunha
M. R
Aviator Wiseman's 500 Foot Dive Delays Exhibitions
At Rabinns Cal July 31 Fred J Wiseman plummeted 500 feet from a propeller driven craft after brake cables failed. He landed safely but the accident postponed weeklong exhibitions and disrupted the Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders association annual meeting now in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabinns
Cal
Fred J. Wiseman
Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breed
Ora’ Association
Prisoner Louis Wilde Surrenders to Oregon Officials
Louis Wilde of San Diego arrived in San Francisco and surrendered to Oregon authorities. He dismissed embezzlement charges as frame-ups by enemies and said he would likely depart for Portland the next day to attend to pressing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louis Wilde
San Diego
Oregon
Portland
Pacific Coast Companies Prepare to Fight Trust
San Francisco July 1 Preparatory to expanding to 500000 pounds sterling across three cities the Pacific Coast Steel Company formed from plants in San Francisco Oakland and Portland has authorized a bond issue of 1200000 dollars to modernize mills and boost its workforce in its last ditch fight against the steel trust.
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San Francises
San Francico
Scotis
Fortland
Steel Trust
Pacific Coast Steel Company
Mother of Yoath murder suspect seeks defense funds
New York July 91 Mrs Agnes Helder mother of Yoath who killed millionaire Jackson at the Iroquois hotel arrived today with borrowed money to defend her son. She said he is too young for the electric chair and expects mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agnes Helder
Jackson
Iroquois Hotel
Wall Street Seizes Control of Mexican Railroads
New York July 31 control of the National Railroads of Mexico shifts to Wall Street via stock sales by former President Diaz and close allies. The Mexican government retains 41 percent ownership as Kuhn Loeb Ladenburg and Thalman firms are named as new owners.
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New York
National Railroads of Mexico
Wall Street
Diaz
Mexico
Kuhn Loeb
Ladenbure
Thalman
Ibera party reorganized in Mexico City to name Mladero foe
In Mexico City on July 11 the Ibera party re organized under Fernando Iglesias Calderon to appoint candidates for president and vice president. Calderon announced a general convention in August to select Mladeros opponent, with several prominent Mexican figures joining his political venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Ibera
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Mladeros
Caldera
Flood inundates farms and mines near Badger district
Heavy rainfall caused a cresting flood in the district with mines at Badger flooded by half, while surrounding farms near Hadgar report three to five feet of water submerging crops and destroying acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flomt
Uecight
Galent
Kas
Badger
Hadgar
Girl Awakens After 10 Day Trance At Vanilatia
Miss Hazel Schmidt aged 18 at Vanilatia United States awakened after a ten day sleep. She was conscious for five hours and ate three meals yesterday. Physicians report the trance broke and expect her to be fully awake soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanilatia
Hazel Schmidt
Rooth-Kelly mill fire devastates Springfield Oregon plant
Fire destroyed the Rooth-Kelly Lumber Company's large Inland sawmill in Springfield, wiping out ten acres of yards with 6,000,000 feet of lumber and 2,000 cords of fuel. The Oregon Power Co. plant supplying power was damaged, crippling local electric service. Estimated loss around 200,000 with 100,000 insurance. Fire started in the main unit from an unknown cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ore
Rooth-Kelly Lumber Company
Oregon
Oregon ‘Pawo Company
Willamette Valley
Tuel
Roeoth-Kelly Company
Tie
Wiseley Charges Wilt Rebound
The article discusses a city water service pump failure after installation and repair in extreme heat due to an unplaced suction pipe. It also covers salaries and expenses of the Remsen board from 1908 to 1909, highlighting large sums paid to members and ongoing yearly funding for salaries and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Power Company
City Water Service
Howrd
BH. HH. Busby
Remsen Board
Ira Remeen
John Hopking
Russell H. Chittenden
Yale University
Christian A. Hertor
Columbia University
Cote
John A. Gong
Northwestern University
University of California
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Joe Murphy
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Gray Bris
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Harry Bart
Minos
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Tacoma
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Malin Street
Cold Springs
Wennha Springs
Nickige Fae
Weston
Crimston
Fish and Game Commission
JS Ald
SOX
Boston
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W. E. Hanscom
Wiley
Court
Johnson
Pendleton Dye Works
K. Alta
Foot Hills
E. T. Wade
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