Special Train for Miltons Festival
A special excursion train is planned from Pendleton to Milton next Friday to serve farmers, business delegates, and residents attending the strawberry festival, farmers picnic, and horse show. The train departs Pendleton at 6 a.m. and arrives in Milton by 9 30, returning at 6 p.m. from Milton. Tickets sold at reduced rates with stops along the route. Local program includes literary exercises and athletic events with abundant strawberries and cream. An additional 6 30 p.m. Baker City departure is proposed to aid carnival traffic.
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Milton
Pendleton
Commercial Association
T. F. O'Brien
Baker City
Special train to Rose Festival from eastern Oregon
Pendleton residents may ride a special train to Portland for the Rose Festival on Monday night June 6. Participants are urged to sign up and arrange travel details with local organizers.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
Pendleton Dance Draws Big Turnout at Stanfield Event
Pendleton residents return from Stanfield report the Neal and Hudson restaurant opening ball as a grand affair with music, floor, and refreshments drawing a large crowd from Pendleton Echo Hermiston and Umatilla. Local attendees include F. J. Quinlan J. H. Estes Gary Taylor Gale Sturdivant Hazel Nolen Ivy Hill Tom Hill Frank Barnhart and others. Stanfield hosts welcomed visitors with royal hospitality.
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Pendleton
Stanfield
Neal & Hudson
F. J. Quinlan
J. H. Estes
Gary Taylor
Gale Sturdivant
Hazel Nolen
Misa Ivy Hill
Tom
Prophet Fitzgerald Visits Redmen at Pilot Rock Wigwam
Prominent Redman in town J H Fitzgerald of Medford and Jas A Devlin visited Pilot Rock to meet the tribe. The grand prophet attended and the Indians enjoyed corn and venison during the event. He plans to visit La Grande Baker City Sumpter and other eastern Oregon towns with Redmen tribes before returning home. Fitzgerald is a delegate to the grand council of Oregon heading to Toledo Ohio this fall.
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Redman
J. H. Fitzgerald
Medford
Jas. A. Devlin
Pilot Rock Ysterday
Amaholis
la Gribde
Bhaker City
Sumpter
Oregon
Redmen
Great Council of Oregon
Great Council of Redmen
United States
Toledo
Ohio
Local Residents Travel for Business in Pendleton Roundup Week
W B Hamilton and Do Brownell travel from Beho and Umatilla for transactions in Pendleton. Frank Carruth returns from Waitsburg on business. Pilot Rock sheepman Charles Johnson comes home, with Loughlin of Hermiston also visiting. Numerous locals including Mudson, Dr W Cole, Otis Turner, Mrs Roy Neil, Blanche Morrow, Etta Carmichael, John Sylvester, H C Branstetter, and others move through or stay in Pendleton for banking, court, and commerce.
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Do Brownell
Umatilla
Frank Carruth
Waitsburg
Charles Johnson
Pilot Rock
Otis Turner
Weston
City
Roy Neil
Miss Rott
Stanfield
Etta Carmichael
Pendleton
John Sylvester
Baker City
H. C. Branstetter
Echo
R. E. Turbet
N. P
Washington Points
Dave Lavender
Bert Finney
Missouri
C. Goldabberry
Donald Ross
Pendleton News Roundup Tepid Typhoid and New Baby
Hlag Scarlet Pever and A Cox of 607 East Court Street suffer typhoid fever but progress is reported as improving. A son weighs nine pounds born to Mr and Mrs C W McFall at Johnson and Railroad Streets. A fire at Henry Kopitke wood yard near the O R and N depot caused a scare noon hours today. flames were extinguished by the fire department. City council to meet tonight to hear a report on telephone service and rate hikes. company reps reportedly failed to offer satisfactory explanations. The Hornet, a steel war yacht used in the Spanish war, to be sold to the highest bidder by the Navy department.
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Hlag Scarlet Pever
A. Cox
East Court Street
C. W. McFall
Johnson and
Railroad Streets
Wood Yard
Henry Kopitke
Washington
Navy Department
Spain
Department
Northern Minnesota Development Association Sessions Start
Crookston officials announce that partisan politics will be barred during the Northern Minnesota Development Association sessions opening this evening with a smoker. No candidate for office may address the convention as the gathering aims to promote settlement and investment in the region.
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Crookston
Minn
Northern
Minnesota
Carnival of Firemen Opens in Savannah Start of Convention
Fire fighters from Georgia and neighboring states converge on Savannah for a three day convention and carnival beginning June 1 with gatherings and exhibits planned across the city.
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Savannah
Georgia
Judge Hughes Faces Change as Whiskers Go
Washington notes debate over Governor Hughes shedding his flowing whiskers to don the black robe on the supreme bench. Colleagues recall past instances where senior justices reduced facial hair to fit court decorum, with Brewer and others cited as examples of shaved rule adherence. The question lingers: will Hughes keep or lose his distinctive whiskers on appointment.
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Washington
Hughes
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Morriston R. Waite
Brewer
Justice Brewer
Justice Harlan
Justien Brower
Trial set for Camorra leaders in Naples murder case
Rome reports thirty Camorra members will stand trial in August for a four-year-old murder of a couple named Coucels who were suspected spies. Prosecutors aim to strike a blow at the Camorra, seeking to curb a force seen as controlling Naples politics and society. Convicted defendants face up to four hundred years in aggregate sentences.
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Rome
Camorra
Black Hand
Naples
Italy
Coucels
Lady Warwick's Parson in Essex Church Controversy
In Thoxed Essex the Countess of Warwick uses patronage to appoint the socialist speaker Rev. Conrad Noel to the living, a second openly socialist parson on her Dunmow estate. She previously installed Rev. F. E. Maxted at Tilty, aligning parish livings with her views.
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FE. G. Maxted
Tilty
Parikshee
Dunmow
Drifting Toward A Splendid State Of Hysteria
A quoted reflection by E H Chapn expresses thrilling thoughts of moving forward into an uncharted mental realm. The speaker imagines a destiny unseen by mortal eyes and not declared by any intellect, conveying an eerie sense of speculative excitement.
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E. H. Chapn
Echo office visit by Balfour Guthrie manager
A. W. Collins, manager for the Balfour Guthrie company, was at Echo yesterday checking up the Echo office business.
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A. W. Collins
Balfour Guthrie Company
Echo
Cave Proves Lucky Find From Wolf Lair in Montana
M D James Kuester, former city president, recounts a profitable hunt in Custer County Montana about 160 miles northwest of here. He found a cave with ten wolf pups and no adults, killed the destructive den wolves to protect stock, trapped the mother, and earned 165 dollars in bounty plus selling hides to a dealer.
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James Kuester
Custer County
Mont
Kuester
Foot Base shoe advertisement and taft suffrage remark
A brief ad promotes Foot Base for tired feet with a bottle priced at 2b at First Class Drug Stores. A line mocks suffragists who kissed President Taft as not worthy of the vote, reflecting period political sentiment.
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Taft
Temple Announces Office Move to New Bank Building
Notice to the public that Dr I A Temple relocates his office from the John Schmidt building to the American National Bank building. Read the Want ads today for details.
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I. A. Temple
John Schmidt
American National Bank
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