City Brevities From Hohbachs And Hennemans
Quick notes on local offerings including ice cream at Hohbachs and billiards at Hennemans. Wardrobe items, dry wood, dressed chickens, and new billiard tables. Unfurnished rooms for rent, bicycles wanted, and general transfer work offered. Also mentions Pacific Northwest listings and a Springfield rifle competition with results due June 13.
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Hohbach'a
Hennemans
Stark Poultry House
Henneman’s
East Oregonian
Americans in Games rifle and revolver entries near ready
Washington June 1 preparations for the rifle and revolver teams to compete in the Olympic games proceed. The National Rifle Association appeals for funds to cover expenses with Secretary Albert B. Jones in Washington DC collecting subscriptions. Early June will see exhaustive tests of ammunition by leading manufacturers.
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Washington
National Rifle Nasociation
Albert 8. Jones
PD. C
Republican platform framed at White House meeting
Washington June 1 The Republican platform will be written at the White House with Roosevelt Taft Hitchcock and Vorhys present Senator Hopkins of Illinois will chair the resolutions committee in Chicago Senators Warner Burkett Long and Representative Burton are expected to attend The tariff plank is the hardest work Taft urges a perceptible revision The Ohio standpatters face a reconciliation challenge San Francisco June 1 Walter Bartnett former VP of the defunct California Safe Deposit and Trust was brought before Judge Conley for trail in Madeira Judge Cook abstained due to depositor status Special venue will be used Witnesses excused till Friday Bartnett denies following Dalzell Brown who pleaded guilty
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Hitchcock
Vorhys
Hopkins
Illinois
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Warner
Burkett
Long
Burton
House
Ohio
San Francisco
Walter Bartnett
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Conley
Madeira
Cook
Burtnett
Dalzell Brown
Ferry collision injures Miss Feynearson and Charles Peters
In Vallejo California on June 1 a collision between the ferryboat El Caprien and the government tug Dart at the government flow caused internal injuries to Miss Margar et Feynearson of Denver and to Charles Peters a sailor. Peters attempted to save the girl and both were injured when the crash proved inevitable.
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Vallejo
Cal
Margaret Feynearson
Denver
Charles Peters
el Caprien
Dart
Peters
Diploma Mills Targeted by Medical Association
In Chicago on June 1 the committee on education will report to the American Medical Association. The recommendation calls for a nationwide campaign to combat cheap medical colleges that rapidly turn out physicians across the country.
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Chicago
Committee On Education
American Medical A Association
Contests Disrupt Plans at Republican Headquarters
It became apparent today at republican headquarters that the large number of contests over the seating of delegates to the national convention would disrupt leaders plans and may cause a long delay. It is believed the credentials committee will be in session at least two days.
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Chicago
Republican
Credentials Committee
Colt Wins Great Race Brooklyn Handicap
Colt wins the Brooklyn handicap at Fairplay in second place with Master Robert finishing third. The event took place in New York on June 1.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fairplay
Master Robert
Portland Rose Festival Opens with Holiday Spirit in City
Portland June 1 The rose festival opened this morning with flower-wreathed windows and roses everywhere. Thousands of visitors fill the city as an immense welcome arch greets arrivals at Union Station. The mosquito fleet lies at harbor with an excursion of over a hundred under Sacramento Valley Development League auspices. Delegations from Washington and Lewiston Idaho expected. Officials plan a Pacific Northwest exhibit and Pacific coast advertising council attendants gather for the Portland Ad Men convention with a unique dinner and large club events.
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Portland
Union Station
Sacramento Valley Development League
Washington
Lewiston
Idaho
Northwest
North Pacific Coast
Oregon
Sesson
Pacific Coast Ad Men's Association
Commercial Club
Grid-Iron Club
Portland Ad Men
America
Idaho Rifle Club Applies to Join NRA
The National Rifle Association has received Idaho University rifle club’s application for enrollment as a college club. An intercollegiate shoot planned for next month is unlikely due to insufficient entries. The college trophy remains in NRA custody along with other affiliations from Southern California Rifle Association, Governor's Troop of Harrisburg, and Denver Rifle Club Association.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Rifle Club
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Southern California Rifle Association
Los Angeles
Governor's Troop
Harrisburg
Denver Rifle Club Association
Personal visits and travel to Portland for the Rose Show
A flood of visitors and travelers pass through the city for business and leisure. Mra C E Baker of Hermiston stops by, Will Ferguson and others attend to matters in Adams and Portland, and many towns including Echo Athena and Cove send guests and residents to the Rose Show in Portland. Local officials and businessmen such as G W Bradley and J B Kennedy also depart for Portland or Tokyo? Just Portland for shows and banking duties.
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Mra
C. E. Baker
Hermiston
Will Ferguson
Adams
R.B. Stanfield
Echo
Fred Mulkey
Ritter
J. B. Kennedy
Portland
Charles Eppinger
G. W. Bradley
Athena
Neva Lane
Fred Dunton
Iree
Grant County
Golden Rule
Esther
Sidney Sommerville
Charles J. Ferguson
Walla Walla
Stella Severs
Cove
Lulu R. Lorenz
Dayton
James Mayberry
Albany
Richard Mayberry
Pendleton Savings Bank
Savings Bank
John Nissen
The
Nissen Implement Company
G. W. Ingram
Order of Eastern Star
Parish Aid Meeting at Mrs Leona Thompsons Home
The Parish Aid of the Church of the Redeemer will meet at Water Street at 2 30 PM on Wednesday. All members are urged to attend for important business.
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Church of the Redeemer
Leona Thompson
Water Street
Helix Pioneer William Scott Sees Bright Crop Prospects
William Scott of Helix reports from his Walla Walla home that the outlook for crops is excellent. Wheat across the northern county and adjoining areas also looks fine and is expected to yield well.
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William Scott
Helix
Walla Walla
Former Supervisor Gallagher Sells Denamited Oakland Property
San Francisco report says former Supervisor Gallagher will dispose of his damaged Oakland property on the eve of June 2. He has reportedly sold to his former partner, Architect George McCrea, to shield himself from potential attacks.
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San Francisco
Gallagher
Oakland
George McCrea
Vaderland Steamer Safe After Grounding Near Goodwins
The Red Star steamer Vaderland, reported aground on Goodwin sands last night, is safe at Antwerp, according to a morning message. She sailed Saturday with 1600 aboard but ran aground. She cleared Antwerp again this morning and is expected to reach Dover this afternoon.
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London
Red Star
Vaderland
Goodwin Sands
Anfe
Antwerp
Dover
Sunset at Guayaquil and the Phosphorescent Sea
A voyage past Guayaquil features no twilight with equal day and night. The sun sets and rises at 6 each day, leaving a brief flame colored sky and a phosphorescent ocean where every wave tips with light. Porpoises glow, and the Southern Cross appears amid unknown starry worlds, while a sailor’s “devil's dinner bag” star marks a lone bright spot. The Great Bear fades as evening comes.
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Guayaquil
Candidate Promises 22 Bills for District Favor
A political candidate tells citizens that during the recent session he introduced twenty two bills intended to benefit the community. He notes all were printed in the Congressional Record and promises no one who supports him will be let down if he is sent back to Washington. Fine store and office room for rent in East Oregonian building. Enquire this office.
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Congress
God's Green Earth
Congressional
Washington
Chicago
East Oregonian Building
A National Trail Tale From Jaffa
A traveler recalls hiring a conveyance in Jaffa to ride to the station for an outgoing train. The driver, claiming to please an American passenger, urged a frantic speed through rough streets, leaving the rider with two hours to spare and none of the sights seen. The driver’s blunt reply: Americans like to go fast.
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Jaffa
Jerusalem
Pepper gag at the guest table provokes heated remark
A wry exchange in a London Standart riff sketches a lone man among many women at a table. He jokes that pepper is half peas, provoking the landlady to defend her kitchen saying she uses only pure goods. The jab leads to a tense, ironic closer about chestnuts.
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Hoty
Count Twenty Before You Speak Hat and Servant Fog
The story cites Mr Piles as irascible yet reliable and Mrs Biles teaches him to count to twenty before speaking. Last Sunday he storms in, but she calms him with hush and a reminder of pride. He vents about a new hat price of six guineas and a servant, then admits rain is the only real issue.
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Mr. Piles
Mary
London Express
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Louis Scholl, Jr
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Thomas
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Florence Harris
A. P. Knight
Umatilla County
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Spokane
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National Livestock Insurance Company
Sound
Wm. Chamberlain
F. L. Coykendall
la Grande
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la Grande Star
Alfred Schneiter
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