Dedication program at new Meth church in city
The new Meth church at the corner of Webb and Johnson streets hosts a full dedication program tomorrow with three services 10 30 morning 2 00 afternoon and 7 20 evening featuring speakers Bishop D H Moore Presiding Elder Walter Skipworth and Dr J A Coleman. Attendees anticipate strong acoustics and large attendance with a reception planned tonight in the church auditorium.
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J. H H. Coleman
Willamene University
Meg
Walter Skipworth
Presding Elder
Hitler Walton Skipworth
J. 4. Coleman
Willamette University
Skipworth
Clergeymen
A. 4. Henry
North Yakima
Dedication of Historic Local Church Tomorrow
Henry Brown, former pastor now stationed in Spokane, will attend along with surviving members. Diana Coffman, the last living charter member, will be present at the church dedication. Coffman joined the church at its 1874 founding.
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Henry Brown
Spokane
Diana Coffman
Haywood Sinks Under Neuralgia Delaying Trial
Haywood, suffering from heart disease and neuralgia caused by smoking and toxic poisoning, was unable to stand this morning. Doctors gave morphine to ease the pain as the trial was postponed to this afternoon, with a possible Monday resumption if he cannot appear.
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Boles City
Bolae
Haywood
Defene
Churches Must Decide. Courts Cannot Stop Presbyterian Union
Springfield June 1. An appellate court ruled civil courts lack power to block the union of the Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches by injunction. Cumberland members sued in circuit court to stop the General Assembly from formalizing the union, but the court held that ecclesiastical bodies must decide the articles of faith and church governance.
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Springfield
Til
Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian Churches
Cumberland
Clieult
General Assembly
Talib
Laughing At Dinner Ends In Tragic Death In Wisconsin
Kenosha Wisconsin June 1 Louis Dillon aged 86 laughed at the dinner table and choked on food lodging in his wind pipe causing death. Local authorities report the accident occurred at the family home with no foul play suspected.
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Kenosha
Wis
Louis Dillon
Irrigated Lands Grow Worth While In Hudson Bay District
The Hudson Bay district shows growing irrigated acreage and rising productivity, with winter irrigation and high water season flooding now key methods. Crops and berry yields look strong despite some late frost, boosting local families with improved homes and bank deposits as Milton and Freewater markets approach. Justice Kilgo to speak at Trinity College commencement ceremonies in Durham. Alumni meeting features Prof Jerome Dowd. Supreme Court Justice David J. Brewer to deliver address. In Missouri, former county judge John A. Hays was mortally wounded by his son-in-law Jones Williamson, who is under arrest amid long standing tensions.
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Hudson Bay District
W. T. Shaw
East Oregonian
Hudson Bay
Milton
Freewater
Justion Brewer
Durham
Trinity College
John C. Kilgo
Jerome Dowd
Charlotte
N.C
Aocison
David J. Prewer
United States Supreme Court
Poplar Bluff
John A. Hays
Jones Williamson
President Roosevelt Hails Seattle Growth and Unity
A Roosevelt message at Seattle Alaskan Exposition groundbreaking hails the city as shedding infancy and becoming a world recognized metropolis. He predicts Seattle’s population will reach one million within the current generation, urging Washington Oregon and California to cooperate for common good.
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Century
Wil Mule
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
California
Roosevelt
Tintrrett
Builders and Carpenters Set for Wider General Strike
In Chicago a dispute between the associated building trades and the carpenters union after a strike against Montgomery Ward threatens a general strike. The building trades control 12 000 mechanics and the carpenters about 3 000. A Ward strike helped trigger the large teamsters strike.
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Chicago
Associated Building Trades
Carpenters’ Union
Montgomery Ward & Co
Building Trades
Agalier Ward
Teamsters
President's early arrival greets Pittsburg crowd
The president arrived in Pittsburg at 7:45 this morning and walked along the platform for about ten minutes. He waved to the crowd beyond the station gates as a polite guard cleared the area. He departed at 8:00 sharp.
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Pittsburg
Earthquake shock reported at weather bureau seismograph
Wellington June 11 report says tremor detected with epicenter likely to the south and minimal motion at station while a fire in Congress Hall Aliona June 1 killed three including Charles Prinnie. Unidentified Mexicans linked as victims.
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Whelngton
Coopers
Aliona
Congress Hall
Charles Prinnie
Viotina
Attempted assassination of Grand Duke Constantine
An assassination attempt targeted Grand Duke Constantine when a wild engine was sent into his train. The locomotive arrived late and was ditched to avoid a collision, preventing injury to the grand duke.
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Orel
Joe I
Grand Duke
Constantine
Chicago Wheat Market Update and Inquest Report
Chicago Wheat Market closed mixed amid thin activity as grain bids softened. The coroner's inquest into Sidney Rankin’s death near Stites, Idaho found the cause of death to be a blunt instrument wielded by Sam Ellenword, with the Indian man’s body discovered in Cottonwood Creek.
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Sidney Rankin
Cottonwood Creek
Stites
Tila
Sam Ellenword
Waters-Pierce Oil fined in Texas anti trust case
In Austin on June 1 the Waters-Pierce company was fined 1 425 000 dollars and its state permits canceled after a jury found it violated every provision of the anti trust law. The verdict stunned corporate backers who hoped the law would fail to convict.
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Texas
Austin
People of
Texae
Waters Merce of Company
Waters-Pierce
United States
Waters- Pierce Corporation
Frisco Gang In Court On Indictments
Abe Ruef Patrick Calhoun Mayor Schmitz and Glass faced arraignment in San Francisco on charges of bribing supervisors in the trolley case and Glass in the Pacific States telephone case. Glass moved to dismiss for insufficient evidence. hearings postponed. Calhoun and Schmitz demanded grand jury transcripts. further postponements sought.
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San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Patrick Calhoun
Mayor Schmitz
Létip Glass
Oyverherd
Glass
Pacific States
Calhoun
Schmitz
Thuredas
Ruef
Over 40,000 Rebels in Chinese Uprising Reported
Washington reports Hong Kong sources estimate about 60,000 armed rebels in revolt with more joining daily. In a clash near Nangan officials were attacked while foreigners likely safe. Consul Paddock at Amoy coordinates with Rear Admiral Dayton if needed, with 30,000 rebels said to operate south of Amoy.
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Washington
Hong Kong
Nanngan
Paddock
Amoy
Dayton
Milton Bugle Editor Visits for Inland Empire Reunion
Swenson editor of the Milton Bugle is in the city today to promote the festival and commercial club reunion to be held in Milton next Tuesday June 4. Representatives from many commercial bodies of the Inland Empire will attend to discuss regional interests and enjoy a outing.
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Milton
Swenson
Milton Bugle
Inland Empire
Engles Carnival Closes With Coronation Of Queen Gladys
Tonight the Eagles carnival wraps up with expected high attendance though Sells-Fioto show also draws crowds. Prof Driscoll may stay with Magles band, coronation scene featured Queen Gladys I with royal procession up Mary street to the pavilion. Maids of honor Irene Lyman Frances Osborne Freda Eggert Ruby Siebert Irene Wyrick. Pages Burton Creutich Cyril Osborn Zoeth Carney Jock Millian Eldred Ireland Dale Hinkle Tom Rees Eugene Lyman Miss Lawler encore performance noted.
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Driscoll
Magles
Gladys 1
Oregon Dominates Triangular Track Meet at Seattle
Oregon swept nine of fourteen events on the Seattle University campus as Idaho and Washington battled for second. Notable performances included Dan Kelly’s 23 feet 14 inch broad jump, McKenney tying Yale’s intercollegiate record in the put, and Oregon athletes claiming multiple top finishes in sprint hurdles and relays. Idaho led Washington for second until the final relay, where Washington edged ahead 29 points to 24.
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Oregon
Seattle University
Idaho
Washington
Dan Kelly
McKinney
Heck
Yale
Edmonson
Parker
Mathews
Kelly
Moore
Hall
Holdman
Moullen
Scholes
Kuykendall
Cooper
Flist
Moores
Smith
McKenney
Hug
Zacharia
Huston
Armstrong
Two Sales Days Benefit M E Church Dedication Fund
Two sales days raised funds for the M E Church pews with five percent of total sales pledged. Business across 100 homes banked solid, aided by circus crowds and plentiful money. Totals to be announced tonight at the church dedication tomorrow. Idaho horseman N W Thompson from Palo Alto Stock Farm Boise visited Pendleton. Rev Walton Skipworth attended the organ recital and will stay for tomorrow’s dedication. The fate of two lieutenants who ascended from Alder during a May 28 balloon ascent remains unknown.
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M. E. Church
Sajee
Idaho
N. W.thompson
Palo Alto
Boise
Spokane
Northwest
Thompson
Montion. Gwinn
Pendleton Savings Bank
Walton Skipworth
Dadles
M.el
Pendleton
Engingers
Aldershot
Prince Fuchimij
Japan
Weston Normal Names Teachers and Regents Meeting
Weston Normal held its last meeting of the old board of regents. President French was re elected for two years with salary up to 2000 dollars. Several faculty members will leave for better positions elsewhere, including Prof. C A Webster to Hollywood and Prof. H M Armstrong to the East.
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French
Webster WI
Hollywood
Cal
Armstrong
Weston Normal
Weston
R. C. French
Regents
C. A. Webster
Normal School
H. M. Armstrong
Enat
Frenchy
Chamberlain
R. Alexander
P. A. Worthington
J. N. Stone
Steamship President Lincoln Launches Maiden Hamburg Voyage
Hamburg on June 1 reports the steamship President Lincoln departing for New York on its maiden voyage. The vessel, originally built for the Leyland line, was purchased by the Hamburg company and substantially altered. It measures about 18,000 tons.
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Hamburg
President Lincoln
New York
Leyland Line
Hamburg Company
Brewery Workers Expelled by AFL Leader Order
Washington June 1 The Brewery Workers union with about 400 locals was expelled today from the American Federation of Labor by order of Samuel Gompers.
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Brewery Workers
Washington
Brewery Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Railroad official fined for carrying loaded gun in drunk state
W J Dillion, once in charge of a railroad commissary near here, was fined $25 in police court after being found drunk in the Senate saloon with a Colt revolver strapped to him. Judge FitzGerald called for the stop of gun carrying, citing recent killings. Two other prisoners, Robert Gordon and Joe Parr, received $10 and $5 fines with option to serve out.
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W. J. Dillion
Dilon
Senate
Judge FitzGerald
Po- Wee Court
Robert Gordon
Joe Parr
Parr
Shaw Couple Heads to Lehman Springs for Health
Mr and Mrs W T Shaw of Hudson Bay are visiting the city before leaving tomorrow for Lehman Springs. They will stay a few weeks at the mountain resort where Mrs Shaw has been ill, hoping the climate will aid her health.
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Lehman Springs
W. T. Shaw
Hudson Bay
Seattle Japanese to honor dead on Decoration Day
A Seattle gathering of 200 representative Japanese adopted a resolution endorsing Decoration Day for commemorative exercises. In the future the Japanese colony plans to honor their dead on that day. A death from a recent operation was reported in La Grande. The body was shipped there for burial.
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Mies
Horner
la Grande
Seattle
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