Sturgis Captures Game for Colts in Tough Nine Inning Battle
Pendleton earns an 8 to 3 win over Athena as Sturgis dominates on the mound and at the plate. Strand, Dickson, and Baker lead an offensive burst with three base hits apiece, while Picard fans many but is touched for five runs in the fifth. Athena’s fielding yields only two errors as Pendleton rallies from early jams, with Sturgis completing a standout performance and the Colts seizing victory before a large crowd.
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Fragiers
Athenaward
Pendleton
Athenans
Sturgis
Picard
Eturgis
Fettle
Licandon
Athena
Frazier
Stuvele
Derr
Owens
H. Lieuallen
de Peat
Wilson
Booher
Athen
Ward
Dickson
Nelson
Baker
Strand
Lienallen
Powell
Alexander
L. Lienallen
Piccaris
Penileton
Sturele
Lieunllen
Booker
Cartana
Weston Captures Biue Mountain League Pennant
Ore June 27 Weston defeated the local team 6 to 0 yesterday, sealing the Biue Mountain league pennant for Weston. The victory confirms Weston as champions of the league.
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Pilot Hack
Ore
Weston
Strike Victory at Milan Ends 64 Day Blockade
After 64 days of resistance in the building and allied trades about 45,000 workers won a compromise. The accord, framed by socialist deputies, grants improvements in working hours and pay, marking a notable victory for the strikers as they resume idle labor.
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Milan
Pendleton News Notes Births and Property Sales
Daughter born Sunday noon to Mr and Mrs Edgar F Averill at 401 Aura Street. J H Kirk of Athena sold a quarter section of wheat land to Hugh McIntyre for 26000. Stanfield reports from the dance noting a hearty crowd. Mrs Leona Thompson adds a stone wall as Leidal improvement on Jackson Street. Building wall on Busi Street side.
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Edgar F. Averill
Aura Street
J. H. Kirk
Athena
Hugh McIntyre
Uilding
Leona Thompson
Jackson Street
Busi Street
Soldiers Return From State GAR Encampment at Seaside
Thome from Macampnent, John Jiurdane and J. W. Welles have returned from Seaside where they attended the state encampment of the GAR. They report a successful meeting and satisfaction with the gathering and outcomes.
Killed by a Norse. John Groom Passes in Idaho Frontier
John Groom, a Butter Creek shepherd, was killed near Lewiston Idaho when a horse kicked him. His remains were moved to Pendleton last night by his brother Fred Groom and taken to Pilot Rock today for interment.
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John Groom
Lewiston
Idaho
Pendleton
Fred Groom
Pilot Rock
Grass Fire Threatens Northern Pacific Stockyards
A grass fire near the west end prompted a noon call to the west end fire department. Firefighters contained the blaze before it could damage stockyard structures or cattle bound for shipment to Seattle. No injuries or sustained damage reported.
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West End
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Death of Joseph Haag Foreman at St Anthony’s Hospital
Joseph Haag died at St Anthony’s Hospital yesterday from stomach cancer. He had served as foreman of the furnish ditch for many years. His remains will be interred locally though funeral plans are not yet set. He is survived by his wife.
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Joseph Haag
Joseph Haaga
St. Anthony's Hospital
Welock
Tom Ayers Weds Etta Slyayehter in Baker City
Tom Ayers and Mrs. Etta Slyayehter were married this morning at 10 36 oclock in Baker City. Rev Eliis, former pastor at Athend Baptist, officiated. Only Pendleton friend Mrs King attended the quiet ceremony. The couple departed on the noon train for the isl
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Tom Ayers
Etta Slyayehter
Baker City
Eliis
the Baptist Church
Athend
Live Wire editor resigns for warehouse post in Helix
Carl Braechihl, acting news editor of the Live Wire for months, has resigned to become manager of the Farmers' Mutual Warehouse at Helix. G A Robbins, owner, will assume editor and news gathering duties.
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Carl Braechihl
Live Wire
Farmers’ Mutual
Helix
G. A. Robbins
Emery La Hue Buried at Olney Cemetery in Pendleton
Emery La Hue of Athena, aged 73, was brought to Pendleton for burial in the G A R plot at Olney cemetery. He served three years in the war and left a wife, two sons, and three daughters. G A R members acted as pallbearers and Rev Nathan Evans of the Methodist church conducted services at the grave.
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Athena
Emery la Hue
Pendleton
G. A. Ro
Olney
Nathan Evans
Methodist Church of
the City
Telephone rates spark rumor of cooperative line
The passage notes expected rate increases and a possible cooperative telephone line after new rates take effect. It claims a mutual company could form within six months and, with 1000 subscribers paying 60 dollars each, a first clues plant could be installed to provide service for 60 to 65 cents per phone per month. Hood River has about 1200 phones in use.
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Mutual Telephone Company
Hood River
Tooth in Lung Follows Prolonged Abscess in Lock Haven
Mrs. William H. Miller of South Fairview street Lock Haven Pa after eleven months with a lung abscess caused by a coughing spell produced a hard bone like particle from her mouth which proved to be a tooth doctors believed the tooth had slipped down the throat during a previous dental procedure a year earlier and entered the lung doctors hold out hope for recovery as treatment continues.
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Lock Haven
William H. Miller
Will Biscard Natives in Transvaal Mines
Johannesburg reports the Transvaal government and mines jointly offered 25,000 for a hand drill to aid white miners. The prize was split between Holman and Siskol drills after a year of trial. The aim is to push white labor in mines with a 20 cent per foot drill versus 26 cents for native methods, though high skill is required. The government trains 60 whites with the new drills experimentally.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
Students Fined For Rowdy Berlin Conduct
Berlin report on town students charged with rowdy conduct, 18 fined from 7.40 to 20 dollars. Their defense claimed intoxication and ignorance of actions. Public sentiment among bourgeois critics rallies against what they view as aristocratic favoritism.
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Berlin
Harper Buried After Pendleton Creamery Death
Large crowd attended the burial of EB Harper who was accidentally killed at the Pendleton creamery Thursday morning. The services were held at Olney cemetery with VA L. Van Nuys of Hood River officiating at the home, Rev. W. H. Bleakney at the grave, and Knights of Pythias rites concluding the grave services.
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Harper
EB. Harper
Pendleton Creamery
Olney
VA L. van Nuys
Hood River
W. H. Bleakney
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Saddle Horse Stolen From Carney and Bradley Stable
A brown gelding branded TJ and V was stolen from Carney and Bradley's stable Saturday noon. A young man in a khaki suit rented the horse for the afternoon and has not been seen since. The case is with officers.
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Carney & Bradley Atable
T. J
NO BLAME FOR DEATH OF POLITICAL RIOTER Nublin
The Inquest concluded Cornelion Regan, a young man shot during the political rioting at Newmarket County Cork, a couple of weeks ago. The jury, 11 to 2, found the cause was a bullet wound but split on who fired it, with a majority in favor of not blaming the police for the events.
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Nublin
Cornelion Regan
Newmarket
County Cork
Phone Rate Rise Stirs Hood River Residents
Hood River residents prepare to resent July 1 rate hike by the Home Telephone company as the Business Men's association cites data from cities across the state. The article notes subscriber sentiment and the broad scope of the rate increase.
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Hood River
Home Telephone Company
Business Men's Association
The
Telephone Company
Open Air Shows to Get Royal Patronage in Copenhagen Woods
In Klampenborg near Copenhagen an open air theatre for 4000 will host 10 performances of Hagbarth of Signe and A Midsummer Night's Dream starting at 7 pm. Denmark's top actors will star. seats will be priced higher. A 16 member committee funded by 12,500 dollars backs the project, with profits to aid sending poor children to the country.
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Copenhagen
Klampenborg
Hagbarth
Signe
Denmark
Notice to Contractors for Two-Story Stone Building
Sealed bids for a two-story stone building at the corner of First and Main streets Hermiston Oregon will be received until 6 p m July 6 1910 Plans and specifications may be viewed at Hermiston Bank Trust Company Hermiston Oregon The right to reject any and all bids is reserved J W Reid Cashier The most pronounced opinions are those derived from experience.
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First
Main Streets
Hermiston
Hermiston Bank & Trust Company
Oregon
J. W. Reid
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