Woman mortally wounded in domestic shooting near Walla Walla
Mrs. Frank Alleselo lies at St Marys hospital after a quarrel with Mrs. Rizzuto over a husband. The stricken woman, shot with a 32 caliber revolver, may die. two families of Italian colonists were involved. Authorities report ongoing violent deaths in the city and engineers advance work toward Grangeville with Northern Pacific plans under discussion.
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Walla Walla
Frank Alleselo
Whitney
Mra Allessio
Mra Rixauto
Irving
Alleselo
Rizzuto
Allessio
Frank
Mis. Rizzuto
Alléssio
Northern Pacific Headsquarters Open in Lewiston
Northern Pacific plans for Grangeville country construction are confirmed as offices open in the Volmer building Lewiston Idaho. The Lewiston headquarters will direct ongoing branch construction work and mark a permanent presence for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Grangeville
Northern Pacific
Volmer
Headquar
Proclaiming Liberty Through Saving and Debt Freedom
The article urges individual debt freedom after National Liberty, urging readers to declare personal liberty by saving surplus money. Commercial National Bank offers opportunities to pursue this financial liberty and prudent saving.
$2 500 000 in the Balance in Andrews Case
In New York on June 2 the fate of a $9.5 million contest hinges on when Wallace Andrews and his wife died after their home was burned on April 7, 1899. The will leaves $2.6 million to the Andrews Institute for girls from a $3,009,000 estate, with $500,000 to relatives. The institute argues the wife’s survival is unproven and seeks the larger share. opponents cite 1860 laws limiting charity bequests when a wife and child exist. The will is probate.
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New York
Wallace Andrews
State Supreme Court
Helre
Andrews
Andrews Institute For Girls
Institute
Rebuttal by State on Defense Testimony At Inquest Trial
Defense rebuttal exposes discrepancies between Mrs Clark and Miss Clark testimony at the inquest and trial. Witnesses Chastain Graham and Eagan Ridenour counter defense claims, with Ridenour noting altered accounts about Preston’s adoption and the shooting motive. Adjourning after Ridenour’s testimony, the case resumes at 8:30 this morning.
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Grover Martin
Wr. Chastain
Fulton
Martin
Mrs. Graham
Hurat
Egaan Ridenour
Ridenour
Preston
India
Judge Fee
Uncle John Is Out With a Gun for the Smooth-Fingered Pickpocket
The tale centers on a missing watch belonging to Sheriff Bentley and a suspected pickpocket. Bentley says the watch was found at Gurdune's moonshop after being soaked for a dollar. A description of the thief is known, and Coffman is expected to capture him.
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Dollam
John
John M. Bentley
Mr. Bentley
Gurdune
Coffman
Josh
Til
Joe
Shertock
Taylor
Joe Blakely
Uncle John
Martin Case in Jury's Hands Continues
The trial content centers on statements about Graham and the handling of witnesses. Judge Pee critiques counsel and weighs Fulton and Chastain roles, suggesting Fulton’s possible knowledge of Martin's plan. The judge promises a clear factual presentation before the jury, with the charge to the jury following.
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Martin Case
Fulton
Martin
Chastain
Judge Fee
Miller on trial for bank fraud in Sumpter case
Roy H. Miller, president of the defunct bank of Sumpter, stands trial in criminal court charged with obtaining money by false pretenses. The crowded courtroom, testimony expected to last two days, centers on a February 23, 1904, incident in which Miller allegedly misrepresented a $15,000 certified check from the First National Bank of Sumpter to induce A P Gage to surrender bank property, knowing the check was worthless.
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Roy H. Miller
Bank of Sumpter
Criminal Court
Sumpter
Agiingt Miller
Samper
A. B. Goss
First Nathony Bank of Sumpter
First National Bank
A. P. Gage
Alm
Miller
Worthler
Bahker City Herald
Baker City Pioneer Matthias Pobst Dies in Keokuk Visit
Matthias Pobst, 82, longtime Baker City resident and Oregon pioneer, died after throat trouble during a hospital stay in Keokuk Iowa while visiting his daughter in Milton. He leaves six Baker City children and will be buried in town. Walter Clark, a 12 year old from Wallace Idaho, was detained in Spokane with two rifles a large revolver a knife and $62.50 claiming the money was earned and the weapons not stolen.
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Baker City
Ore
Matthias Pobst
Keokuk
Iowa
Milton
Oregon
Walter Clark
Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Newbro's Herpleide touted as dandruff cure in ad
Softness of sealskin and hair praised, claiming dandruff causes hair loss. Newbro's Herpleide marketed as the only effective preparation to kill dandruff germs, promising lustrous, healthy hair. Sold by druggists. Detroit firm advertises with agents Koeppen Bros.
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Boalskin
Anna
Newbro
Danruff
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
Local Bank Cashier Returns from Portland Outing
Fir. BR. Hall, cashier of the Farmer's bank, has returned from Portland with Mrs. Hall. They enjoyed the Trail journey and sightseeing. Miss Ethel Bartlett leaves for Pendleton to resume shorthand work at the woolen mill villa. Mrs. W. Campbell's daughter, Mrs. Sam Banter, accompanies her. Emma Reed visits Mitchell, Ore. H. T. Booth, Baker City Insurance man, traveled from Portland on the delayed eastbound train. The Old Scout, the NY to Portland car, drew crowds during its Portland stop.
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BR. Hall
Farmer’ Bank
Portland
Hall
Ethel Bartlett
Pendleton
W. & Campbell
Sam Banteter
Mitchell
Ore
Emma Reed
H. T. Booth
Baker City
New York
National Organizer to Speak in Pendleton Milarkey Hall
A national organizer of the Carpenters' union will speak tomorrow evening in Pendleton at Milarkey hall. The talk aims to consult with local union members, but the public may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carpenters’ Union
Pendleton
Wil
Milarkey Hall
Sagebrush Pests Alarm City Fruit Men
The fruit men report sagebrush and erabe covered with black Wugw resembling green aphis in appearance but darker in color. Trees have been sprayed recently to rid them of these pests, the aphids are numerous, and some fear they cannot keep the pests down as every sagebrush in the county is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Times-Herald
Shipment of 1900 Horses From Huntington Train
The Baker City Denier reports that a special freight train departed Huntington on Monday carrying 1900 horses gathered along the John David Maroney valley by agents of Clay & Dunne. The horses are described as the finest looking and highest driven ever assembled in Oregon at a single viewing point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Eastern Pointe
John David Maroney
Minister to Speak at Turner's Christian Church Convention
Rev. Brooks will travel tonight to Turner for the state missionary convention and annual camp meeting of the Christian church. He will deliver an address with the subject Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Turner
Tov
Fourth of July Micense Picnic Meeting at Bingham Spring
A meeting is planned tonight for those interested in the Fourth of July picnic at Bingham Spring. The gun club is expected to attend and participate in a shoot on that day.
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Bingham Spring
Clerks to Elect Officers at Union Meeting Tonight
At the regular Retail Clerks Union meeting this evening officers for the next six months will be elected. Full attendance is requested. Current president is George Ferguron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Union
Association
George Ferguron
Nightning Hits Wagon. Six Circus Employes Affected
In Austin Michigan a Nightning struck a wagon carrying circus workers. One man was killed and five injured, with three of the injured paralyzed. Authorities describe the incident as a tragic accident and investigation is underway.
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Austin
Mich
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Almota
N. PB
Williams
Tallman & Co
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Foley
Graham
Andrese
Pee
West
Previon
Svchool
Dr. Fulton
Noy Miller
Matthias Probst
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Booth
U. S. Government
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Government Printing Office
Miei
Bates
Brock & McComas Co
Pendleton, Or
Boston
Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s
Maplin Egress
Conrad Platzoeder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat CO
Main Street
Robinson
Umatilla Meat CO
Coerner Court
Johnson Streets
WHH
Gatward
Geo. M. Bar
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