Newsy Notes of Pendleton Drunk Indian sentenced for fire water offense
Pendleton notes report a Native man Charles Genny was jailed this morning after lingering over alcohol. He received three remorseful days in durance vile. The city swelters on the hottest day, thermometers topping 98 to over 100 in downtown. Mme Lee Eversham files for divorce from Jack P. Eversham citing intoxication abuse and violence since 1905. Petitions also record three marriage licenses issued to local or nearby couples, plus one refused due to residence rules, with counsel noted.
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Charles Genny
Bar of Justice
Durance Vile
Pendleton
E F. Averill
Cruel
Mme Lee Eversham
Focal Court
Jack P. Eversham
Tacoma
Mamie Lee Tharp
Will M. Peterson
Joseph H. Zacharias
Agnes B. Cooper
Freewater
Ottimer A. Cannon
Rose Lee
Charles B. Parsong
Walla Walla
Nellie Mayall
Idaho
Bpokane
Saling
Train Kills a Deer Near Gibbon Reported
A deer was killed by a fast eastbound train near Gibbon as it crossed a bridge. Deputy Game Warden Averlil was notified of the accident. Local ranchers and fishermen note deer abundance in the area this year.
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Averlil
Gibbon
Dave Bonifer
Mule Kicks Speech Back Philadelphia Boy Speaks
Michael Lozika, seven, had speech returned after a mule kicked him while he examined its hind feet in a graze lot. His mother witnessed him being hurled through the air and found him calmly greeting her with Hello, ma, I ain't hurted.
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Philadelphia
Michael lLozika
Michael
Parson Takes Civilian Post as San Francisco Telephone Accountant
Rev W E Coffman pastor of Marin Avenue M E Church Albany announced from the pulpit he has joined the telephone company in San Francisco as an expert accountant He will work weekdays and preach Sundays and will arrange office hours for weddings or funerals He values service to the community over the promised 28 cents an hour
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Coffman
San Francisco
W. E. Coffman
Marin Avenue
M. F
Albany
Telephone Company
Derelict schooner Frederick Roessner towed toward port
The U S destroyer Seneca hauls the derelict schooner Frederick Roessner toward New York fifty miles southeast of Sandy Hook at five miles per hour. The 326 ton vessel, built in 1850 at Bath Maine, sailed from Wilmington with a lumber load when crew were rescued earlier. All masts and spars are gone as Seneca closes in.
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U. S
Seneca
Frederick Roessner
Harbor
New York
United States
Sandy Hook
New Bedford
Chase
Carrills
United Frust Company Line
Wilmington
Kingston
Bath
Corpse Seeks Dinner Causes Grief Across Wilmington
In Wilmington Delaware a man returns home for lunch to find his mother and sisters in deep mourning while a minister and friends organize the funeral. The incident also involves Catby Taggart, a familiar vocalist at the local theatre scene, adding an uncanny note to the day’s rumors and events.
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Wilmington
Del
Catby Taggart
Pietum Theater
Soum One
Rutmor
Man Believed Drowned in Penns Grove Rumor Reappears
A rumor that a man named Taggart had drowned in Penns Grove New Jersey triggered a tense scene. His wife Mrs Taggart fainted and his sisters became hysterical prompting a local physician to assist. The Reverend F F Carpenter offered consolation as funeral plans were underway before Taggart himself appeared alive and sought dinner. He asked police to trace the rumor’s source.
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Pennsgrove
N. J
F. F. Carpenter
Taggart
Twain Office Boy Tale Sparks Matrimony Request
The New York Evening Post recalls Mark Twain's disdain for the office boy while recounting a humorous incident. Twain visited a friend's office and, when asked what he wished to discuss, his reply was a playful line about wanting to ask for the friend's hand in holy matrimony. The anecdote highlights Twain's wit and social feints in a cramped office setting.
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Mark Twain
New York Evening Post
Mark
Overdrawn Account Resolved by Woman's Quick Check
A cashier informs Mrs. Tinkle she has twenty dollars overdrawn from an account set up by her husband. She smiles, writes a check for the amount at a table, and assures she will make it right.
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Tinkle
Mrs. Tinkle
Married suffragette sparks royal happy life claim
A Hyde Park man Mr Cholmondely Rippingate says he married a suffragette and has found happiness. The suffragette leader responds. He adds his wife has been in jail for four years and three months in total.
The West Point Method
A dialogue from Cleveland Plain Dealer presents two cadets debating reinstatement. The first asks the superintendent, the second denies seeking help, declaring only their congressman could assist. The piece reflects military life and political trust in crisis.
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Congress
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
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Portland
Pacific Power % Light Co
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Main St
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Dale
Rothwell
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Charury
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Workingmens Clothing Co
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Dimick Stock Farm
Poland
China
Washington
Iowa
Illinois
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Hubbard, Oregon
Clark’s Grocery
Lady Elgin
Lord Elgin
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