Mob hunts woman attacker near Los Angeles
A large mob roams the countryside around Los Angeles seeking a woman who assaulted a girl. In other items, Tom Sharkey, the mueiliat, recently wed Mise Calville Mcintosh, a professional attendant. Walter Naell Packard of Peacon identified in New York. stock exchange membership sold for 550,000 with a 2,500 drop from last year. various notes on church, finance, and crime including George Price's killing by Boston trader. Mrs George Crocker, San Francisco, dies after cancer operations. Crocker family noted for 25 years after the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tom Sharkey
Mise Calville Mcintosh
Diness “W. Parker
San Francisco
New York
Walter Naell Packird
Peacon
New York Stock Exchange
John Alexander Dowle
Australia
America
Zioniam
Aion
John Robinson
Carmi
Demitier
George Crocker
Paris
Crocker
Portland and Salem News Roundup
A Portland pioneer physician Dr William H Saylor died of heart failure in midweek. L M Sage who shot Halsted in Baker City is held for murder in the first degree. J W Burke on Lewin and Clark air grounds was killed by a streetcar in Portland. Chehalis imposes 100 dollar yearly license on whiskey drug stores. Seventeen bar applicants admitted to practice at Salem supreme court. Eighty two delegates attend Oregon Sunday School Association in Portland. Governor Chamberlain invites National Medical Association to hold 1905 meeting in Portland. The Salem census counts city with suburbs at 11287.
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Montana
Salem
The
Methodist Church
Los Angeles
William H. Saylor
Portland
B. L. Eddy
William Galloway
Chehalis
Wah
Haa
L. M. Sage
Halsted
Baker City
J. W. Burke
Lewin and Clark Air
Supreme Court
Oregon Sunday School Association
Chamberlain
National Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Four-acre orchard home sale under strong terms in Oregon
Advertises four acres with a house and an orchard at 5000, plus six acres with a house, 400 bearing fruit trees, alfalfa, and a piped water system at 5200. Eight acres with house, barn and 100 fruit trees at 2250. A ranch of 2300 acres in Eastern Oregon promises 400 tons of hay, ample water, Amber range, and running water, priced at 5 per acre. City Property Specialty. E. T. Wade Bonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Gale
Oregon
E. T. Wade
Athena Athena People Gather for Birthday Celebrations
Pendleton residents and visitors attended diverse social events in Athena and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Lillie Bannister marking a birthday with fourteen guests, educators departing for La Grande, and Mrs Kilgore showing rapid improvement after treatment for catarrh of the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Royal Neighbors reception honors Mrs Watts in Wildwood visit
A Monday night reception at Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robbins home honored Mrs. E. D. Watts supreme oracle of the Royal Neighbors. She tours Illinois and Washington to review camps, with her husband accompanying. The order, formed in 1888, has grown to 50,000 beneficiaries and 180,000 social members across 20 states, led by Western membership. Mrs. Watts has led as supreme oracle for 10 years and resides in Omaha. Washington and Oregon camps are noted with membership counts. Pendleton Camp shows 34 social and 30 beneficiary members. The order paid $1,000,000 in death claims last year. All white women of good character are eligible. Mrs. Hubbard is oracle and Mrs. Robbins recorder of the local camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Robbins
E. D Watts
Wildwood Camp
Hite
Social Barly
Umnols
Peoria
Watts
Omaha
Washington
United States
8. J. Hubbard
Stars vs Wonders battle for Pendleton title
Pendleton Wonders and Pendleton Stars will clash on Alta street grounds Sunday afternoon. The Stars, loaded with top local players, issued a challenge and it was accepted. The game will be called at the usual afternoon time and is expected to be a captivating contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton Wonders
Stars
Alta Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Unreliably
An old advertisement warns against dubious ointments for catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a genuine remedy. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and includes testimonials and price claims.
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Toman
Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Ohio
F. J
Hotel Arrival Notes Many Names Appear Listed Guests
A long list records arrivals at a hotel, naming numerous individuals and their home cities. Notable entries include J. W. Skiles Spokane and wife Misa M. Skiles, Roy Skiles Spokane, and dozens more from Portland Seattle San Francisco Boston Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Skiles
Spokane
Misa M. Skiles
Roy Skiles
Ll. N. Blowens
Portland
J. M. Ruswell
Elt
A. Binnheimer
A. M. Cannon
Salon
M. Hart
New York
RB. May
Walla Wallo
Robert Weir
Chicago
Beesley McDaniel
Milton
Frank K. Howe
A. Sylender
VD. Bhults
J. Fred
BE. W. Brigham
Pirate
Reed Thomas Trombell
Hove
Frankenstein O'Brien
Sahin
Otto Walia
Fred Kung H. Smith
St. George
G. A. Reamis
Arthur Roberts
Wallavurg Charlies
A. Graham
Cole
Springs
S. Lawher
Wilhiame
Jons D. Keefe
Walla Walla
W. D. Pleas WC. Cary
Laieville
Roy O. Yates
Beattle
HB. Krause
Somrtte
Mrs. J
Conners
Walla
Wallis Bidwin
RW. Colon
George Harris
W. B. Shiveley
Boston
O Kimball
Louis R. E. Stanley
M. S. Kinne
Etry the Bickers
Irreligion Among Mountain Division Railroaders
A study notes only three of one hundred mountain division train service workers belong to a church. Among engineers, conductors, brakemen, firemen, machinists, and officials, few are church members, with Presbyterian F. E. Holm and Methodist Charles F. Brown notable. The piece links irreligious sentiment to danger, duty, and work culture, then briefly endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with Tallman & Co. as readers are invited to test it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Division
le Grande
F. E. Holm
Charles F. Brown
Thi Clty
Huntington
A. W. Leff Fel
la Grande
Tallman & Co
Free Lecture by Dr Mary E Sellen at Pendleton Court House
Dr Mary E Sellen of Terrytown New York will give a free lecture to Pendleton ladies and gentlemen at the courthouse Friday evening June 1. The topic is Astrology Phrenology and Kindred Subjects. She has lectured to eastern clubs including Sorosis of New York City and is a practicing physician graduate of Eclectic College Cincinnati Ohio. Pendleton residents are urged to attend.
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Mary E. Sellen
Terrytown
N. Y
Pendleton
Court House
Sellen
East
Sorosis Club
New York City
Eclectic College of
Cincinnati
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Alber
Sean Cohen
Suenia
Ed Manenee
HH. Crruig
Mra. Wickam
Tome
Ait
Roy Bock
Holdman
Mike Mule Baniater
Slater
Lillie
Ale Bay
Linus Sparrow
Withrow
Fred Rosenzweig
George
Estopia
Aly
Anu
Tom Anderson
Weston
Washtiena
C. Kilgore
Sim Kilgore
Dr. Hest
the Royal Neighborg
Supreme Oracle
Pendieton Camp
N. Needham
W. PD
Simpson
WOH
Cathermuan
Matilie
G. W. Salaferry
Bietaire
J. E Roe
Preewiater
J. FE. Roe
Charles Hunt
Walter Walter
the Piathe Poo
Pittsburg
H. E
Cooper
Sullivan
Bond
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
the State Saloon
J. E. Russell & Co
Havana
Flynn & CO
East Oregonian
Ubi
A. Nolti
Restaurat
Gus Lafontaine
Main Stree
CANTY
Brock & Mold Company
Mann
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