Father Sherman of Jesuit Order to Lecture in Pendleton
Father Thomas E. Sherman, Jesuit, son of General William T. Sherman, arrives from Portland and stays with Father Neate at the Catholic rectory. He will lecture all week at St. Mary's Church on Market street, presenting six lectures aimed at both believers and nonbelievers, starting with "The Soul's Bridegroom" Sunday evening.
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Thomas E. Sherman
Jesult Order
William T. Sherman
Portland
Father Neate
Market Street
Father Sherman
California
Golden State
Yale
England
France
United States
Oregonian
Sherman
Order of Jesits
East Oregonian
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lectures on Faith and Bible Topics At Local Catholic Parish
A series of lectures titled The Rock of Faith Who In Cheiat What About the Bible The Divine Banquet Why Tom a Cathaire will be held Monday through Saturday with start times at o o clock and the public invited. Father Sherman will stay with Father Neate at the Catholic rectory during the visit.
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Cheiat
Tom
Cathaire
City
Father Sherman
Father Neate
Round Up Next Wednesday for surplus Indian horses
Round up next Wednesday on the Uma tilin reservation at the public corral on McKay creek gathers about 500 head of Indian horses from across the reservation. Indians with horses are urged to attend to help take stock, with Mitchell W Lloyd and Philip Jones as riding bosses delivering charge of the operation. Alouskin and Kash Kash, once large owners, now have only a few horses left. Mnaronic Lodge meets Monday night. Pendleton lodge No. 632, A F and A M, welcomes delegates from the Portland grand lodge and plans Master Mason work and other business of special importance.
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McKay Creek
Umatilin
Mitchell W Lloyd
Philip Jones
Alouskin
Kash Kash
Mnaronic Lodge
Pendleton Lodge No. 632
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
Portland
Louie Hunziker
Will Moore
Grind Lodge
Freight Traffic Interfered By Wyoming Miner Strike
Freight on the U R and N was disrupted for days due to coal miners strike at Rock Springs Wyoming. Passenger engines were coal fed at La Grande while coal supplies were scarce. Miners resumed work and Union Pacific formally recognized the miners union ending the disruption. Rock Springs becomes union town for the fratte mine era.
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la Granite
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Wyo
la Grande
Umatilla
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Parcithe
Endorse the Telegraphers and Support for Western Union
St Louis telegraphers union adopts resolutions endorsing demands upon Western Union and Postal in New York and pledges financial support. Connecticut Town 200 Years Old celebrates in New Milford with four days of events marking the 200th anniversary, a grander version of an old home week.
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St. Louis Union
St. Louis
Telegraphers' Union
Western Union
Postal
New York
Connecticut
New Milford
Conn
Orchard Bomb Plot Ties Mine Owners to Governor Shooting
Uate presents evidence linking gunmen as Mine Owners Association aides, one jailed for murder while another man identified as Orchard tied to the Peabody assassination attempt. Testimony details a dynamited Vindicator shaft house, deportations of union men, and a bomb found in the river. Governor Peabody’s daughter testified and Orchard’s alleged motives were explored as court reconvened.
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Peabody
Haywood
Adams
Ogden
Bender
Denver
Jos. C. Houston
First National Bank
Houston
New York
James Kerwan
Steunenberg
Spokane
Jack Simpkins
Naylor
Mine Owners’ Association
Beck
Vindicator
General Fell
McCiellan
Richardson
General Bell
W HH. Schulenberg
Wallace
Sutherland
Shoshone
Roagh
MeisePabody
Peabory
Canyon City
Great Northern Wreck Kills Engineer and Fireman
Great Northern Oriental Limited derailed near Minot, South Dakota, at dawn after rails spread. Engineer and fireman were killed, several passengers injured as trains burned. Also notes wheat market moves in Chicago and Taft health update. Tolstoi rumors. Oregon sheep quarantine. Pinchot to visit Idaho June 22 with forester tour plans.
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South Dakota
Minot
S. D
Great Northern Oriental Limited
Douglas Belt Heads to Public Land Convention in Denver
Douglas Belt of Hirch Creek leaves home for Denver to attend the public land convention next week. He will be the sole delegate from Umatilla County at the gathering.
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Denver
Douglas Belt
Hirch Creek
Public Land Convention
Umatilla County
Peterson Opens Law Offices in Smith Crawford Building
Will M Peterson, noted attorney formerly of Athena, rents rooms 3 and 4 in the Smith Crawford building for his law offices. The spaces were previously occupied by Dr. Riulph Swinburne the dentist.
Pendleton Woolen Mill Lease May Be Relinquished
Jacob Sheuerman, lessee of the Pendleton woolen mill, may surrender his lease this summer to pursue a woolen mill venture in Walla Walla. Garden City backers and talks with Walla Walla officials suggest a possible project, but Pendleton’s E. Judd doubts success there. If the Walla Walla plan fails, the Pendleton mill will continue with a new tenant and summer shutdown remains.
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Jacob Sheuerman
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Sheuerman
Garden City
E. ¥. Judd
Pendleton Woolen
Shewerman
Danger From Automobiles In City Speed Violations Rise
The city faces growing complaints over speed limit breaches as auto usage increases. Officials note autos frequently exceed the limit of eight miles per hour, raising fears of a serious accident. Horse drawn vehicles are limited to six miles per hour, matching the train speed in city limits.
New Missouri Laws Take Effect Suppressing Bucket Shopping
Jefferson City June 15 All laws from the recent Missouri general assembly take effect today. Key statutes ban bucket shopping by requiring actual hand possession of commodities or shares. The act caps salaries at 35000 per annum without board authorization and limits payments above 5000 to any one person for license eligibility. Other notable statutes include a maximum freight rate law and a 2 cent passenger fare act.
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Jefferson City
Missouri General Assembly
Board of Directors
Young Boy Near-Fatal Shock From Uninsulated Wires
Henry Latourelle, son of Mr and Mrs H G Latourelle of 813 Mill street, was badly burned and knocked unconscious by an electric shock yesterday afternoon. He touched two uninsulated wires over a woodpile behind C H Carter’s residence, forming a circuit and clinging to the wires until released by his sister who struck the wires with a stick. Dr C J Smith attended him, and though in pain from burns on his hands and neck, he is expected to recover without lasting harm.
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Henry Latourelle
H. G. Latourelle
Mill Street
C. H. Carter
C. J. Smith
Latourelle
Northwestern Gas & Electric
Carter
Dr. Sommerville
Judge Lowell Receives Land Convention Entourage Message
A Portland message says Malcolm A. Moody and U S District Attorney W C Bristol will pass through this evening en route to Denver for the public land convention starting next Tuesday there.
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8. A. Lowell
Portland
Malcolm A. Moody
United States
W. C. Bristol
Denver
Boy Sells Sacks To Buy Tobacco Sparks Fine
At Dayton Washington Phil Agee proprietor of a bottling works was fined 15.56 for selling tobacco to a 10 year old boy. The boy’s father testified that the two sons had stolen sacks from him and sold them to raise money for tobacco.
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Dayton
Wash
Phil Agee
Bail Denied for Mayor Schmitz as Judge Remands Him
In San Francisco on June 15 Judge Dunne denied Mayor Schmitz bail after affidavits from Campbell and the state. Campbell argued the jury verdict is not final and the mayor's $340,000 bond stands as a de facto hold until judgment. The judge ordered the sheriff to enforce lawful confinement while allowing a later conversation with his counsel. Former Mayor Phelan urged that graft crusade proves good government for a decade, claiming the nation will take a moral lesson.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Dunne
Campbell
Langdon
North Yakima preps to welcome Secretary Garfield
At a Commercial club meeting today a committee was formed to assist Secretary Garfield on his North Yakima visit. The group will ensure he lacks for nothing during his stay. Garfield arrives July 9 from Spokane and will tour the irrigation project before moving on to Seattle.
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North Yakima
Commercial Club
Garfield
Seattle
Heppner Memorial Flood Commemoration Observed
Memorial exercises for the Heppner flood were held in Heppner yesterday. A large supply of flowers was sent from Portland to decorate the river of the disaster scene.
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Heppner
Portland
Woodmen Call Camp Attendance for June 17 Meeting
All members are urged to attend a Monday evening camp on June 17 for important matters. A surprise awaits those who attend.
Teamsters Strike Probable In Chicago Stockyards
Chicago June 1 It seems certain a stockyards teamsters strike will be declared at midnight If no word is heard from the packers by midnight a strike will be declared Thousands may be involved at the start paralyzing the yards Packers are standing firm and preparing for a long conflict
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Chicago
Teamstore
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