Echo News Notes and Post Office Move in Eeho
Eeho Oregon June 6 Many from nearby towns attend services for the late O F L Thomson. Postoffice will be moved to the west side of Rowan street after receiving a permit from Washington. Notable locals include Jan Percing from Chicago, fruit shipper and past Jones Livery owner Wm Robinson visiting, and thieves reported taking a saddle and valuable horse with no clues.
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Prolt
Eeho
Ore
O. FL .Thomson
Masonic Order
Shanglé
M. EB
Church South
They
A. M. Thurman
Walla Walla
Masona
Walla Walla Milton
Pendleton
Umatilla
Lieyd
Milton
Inte Co. F
France
Germany
Tealy
Wm. Robinson
Jones
Charlies Snyder
Fred William
Washington
Portland
Anna Steel
Weland Prior
Cow Driven Mad Sentry Causes Local Chaos in Wallaburg
A cow driven mad by overfeeding and access to alcohol rampaged through Wallaburg's business district causing a temporary suspension of activity. The animal created a scene as bystanders fled and a bartender intervened to stop the attack before the cow moved on to the Martin saloon.
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Wallaburg
Wash
Haly
Exposition Buildings to Serve Washington University After Fair
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition at Seattle occupies 250 acres of the University of Washington campus and will showcase Alaska Hawaii and the Philippines while promoting Orient trade. After gates close the grounds will host seven university buildings including the Auditorium costing over 300000, along with Fine Arts Woman's Arctic Brotherhood Washington State Forestry and Machinery structures. The university plans to use the exposition grounds and asphalted streets for future university needs and possibly acquire the California building as a science hall.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
State of Washington
Expanltion
University
Woman's
Arctic Brotherhood
Washington State
California
Rose Causes Havoc In Wattsburg Restaurant Scene
A white aproned chef was driven from the kitchen as a cow named Rose created havoc. The driver Jim Froom rescued her from the building and she charged a telegraph pole, breaking a horn. After Wattsburg she reportedly fell from a bridge into the Touchet River.
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Farmore
Jim Froom
Wattsburg
Touchet River
Senators Started Humble Paths to the Senate
The piece notes many senators began in ordinary jobs such as Lorimer a streetcar conductor glass blower, jockey, telegraph operator, printer, clerk, sailor, farm laborer or store counter work. It highlights Scott Curtis Beveridge Nixon Gatlinger Smith Chamberlain Bulkley Perkins Richardson Jones and others as examples of self-made routes to national politics.
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Billy” Lorimer
Timeis
Senate
Iten
Solon
Finais
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Beveridge
Indiana
Nixon
Nevada
Gatlinger
New Hampshire
Senator Smith
Michigan
Wnitteus
Chamberlain
Oregon
G General
Atore
Fiven
Aldich
United States
Bulkley
Connecticut
Ife
Perkins
California
Senator Richardson
Delawre
Senator Jones
Lorimer
Marathon Punchline Sparks City Glee At Night
In Brooklyn Life a playful line has Mrs Binks noting her husband walks the floor with the baby at night. He jokes he’s running a marathon, having covered 25 miles before 10 last night, eliciting amused chatter.
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Mra
Binks
Mre. Binks
Brooklyn
Butcher Kills Five and Wounds Four in Packing House
Somerville reports John Murphy, 60, a North Packing worker, turned from pig sticking to massacre, killing five and wounding four others. He attacked Dr. Daniel Hayes, a government inspector, slashing his neck and chest before being stopped by workers and police who beat him into submission. Murphy remains in a padded cell.
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Somerville
John Murphy
North
Murphy
Daniel G. Hayes
C. C. Towne
Speaking With Spirits and the Mediums in London
The Salt Lake Herald notes William T. Stead opening a London office to facilitate communication between the living and the dead. It condemns modern spiritualism as deception, citing mediums who claim to transmit messages across the grave and the public’s eagerness for séances amid repeated exposures of tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mars
Panama
William T. Stead
London
Mr. Steads
Salt Lake
Procession Prepares Ahead of Early Gate Event
In Twe, Time and tide feature a brisk procession near H gate as organizers push ahead without delay. Selected participants join the route, ensuring no hold ups for the crowd awaiting the moment.
For Sale Old Newspapers Bundled for Wrapping
Classified notice offers old newspapers wrapped in bundles of 160 for wrapping or under a car. Price is 16 cents per bundle or two bundles for 25 cents. Inquire at the office.
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Portale
Daysland
Alberta
Henry Atwater
East 33Rd St
Portland
Ore
Hast
Oregonian
East Oregonian
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Herrt
Pendleton Drug CO
Marvel CO
New York
Thos, Gurdane
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Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific Railroad
Spokane
Tacoma
Points
Omaha
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Chicago
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Middle West
South
Denver
E. F. Schuyler
WM. McMurray
Por
Walla Walla Valley
New Car
Waite
Manela & Brown
Minorca
G. A. Robbins
Logan St
Lane
Idaho
Pine Street
Classified
Garfield
M. D
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd
Main
Court Streets
BE A Mann
DR. M. 8. Kern
Judd Building
Vaughan Bros., Dentists
D. C. M’nabb
State Veterinary Board
Tallman's Drug Store
Res
J. A. Donaghue
Ontario Veterinary College
Raley
Richards
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
Savings Bank Building
James B. Perry
Taylor's Hardware Store
Lowell & Winter
Law
Despain Building
George W. Coutts
Schmidt Block
Peterson & Wilson
Attorney At Law
Smith- Crawford Building
Phelps & Steiner
Attorneys At Law
Smith-Crawford Building
Peter West
Garden Street
Chas. J. Ferguson
Office
Association Block
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Store
W. Stroble
Court Street
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
James Johns
Henninger
A. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
Pendleton Iron Works
Court and
Alta Streets
Marion Jack
A. F. May
East Court Street
Ptc
J. L. Vaughan
W. Court Street
Col
F. G Lucas
Athena
First National Bank of Athena
Farmers’ Bank of Weston
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Webb Streets
Baker & Folsom
Calle
Eee Pendleton Lodge No
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A. M
B. P. C. Eles NO. 288
Eagle's Hall
R. W. Henneman
E. R
Mark Moorhouse
Secy
Damon Lodge NO. 4
K. of P
F. Hall
A. E. Lambert
C. C
Malabon
United Spanish War Veterans
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
George A. Hartman, Jr
van V. Bowman
Adjt
EVO
L. Frankum
D. A. May
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Kennedy
Elmo
Allen Rhodes
Mgr
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