Regular Concert at Pavilion Tonight A Late Season Dance
The orchestra will perform tonight at the pavilion with a dance tomorrow evening. Ladies of Civic Club prepare to entertain a large crowd as the town’s dancing population seeks one last chance to trip the light fantastico before the season closes. Patronesses announced include Mrs. J A Fee, Mrs. J R Dickson, Mrs. E P Marshall, Mrs. T C Taylor, Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mrs. Lina Sturgis, Mrs. W L Thompson, Mrs. W E Brock, Mrs. Alice Sheridan, Mrs. R Alexander, Mrs. C J Smith, Mrs. N Berkley, Mrs. Teresa Starkweather, Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones.
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Ladies of Civic Clo
Committee On Entertainment
J. A. Fee
J. R. Dickson
E. P. Marshall
T. C. Taylor
Leon Cohen
Lina Sturgis
W. L. Thompson
W .E. Brock
Alice Sheridan
R. Alexander
C. J. Smith
N. Berkley
Teresa Starkweather
Henry Dixon Jones
Part IMarch Koonville Koonlets and Dance Selections
Program notes list selections from Lucila Donigeed Waltz Shadowland Hildreth Fairies Flirtation Losey March A Frangesa Costa Part I March Monstrat Viam Joy Duet Mestre Hayes Carruth Ammrauithares 08.5 Gilder Daughters of the American Revolution Lampe
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Koonville Koonlets
Aoe
Saale
Hildreth
Losey
Mestre Hayes
Carruth Ammrauithares
Gilder Daughters of the American Revolution
Lampe
United Orchestra Plans Concert At Fair Pavilion Night
An exceptionally good musical program has been prepared by the United Orchestra for the regular concert tonight at the fair pavilion. Among the numbers will be a duet by Frank Carruth and Frank Hayes as a featured part of the evening. Tomorrow night the orchestra will play for an informal ball hosted by Civic Club ladies to help defray free Summer concert expenses.
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United Orchestra
Messrs
Frank Carruth
Frank Hayes
Ladice
Civic Club
Mrs Archibald White a Favorite in Paris
Mrs Archibald Sr White wife of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric company president and partner of Charles Taft is popular in Paris society for beauty charm and a fine voice. She abandoned the stage in 1905 and married a gas promoter then studied grand operas in 1910. She reportedly received $500000 in jewels over five years and was sued by a Fifth Avenue jeweler over a diamond brooch valued at $21500 which was ruled in her favor after she claimed it was on approval.
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Paris
Archibald Sr. White
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Charles Taft
Taft
Fifth Avenue
Philippines Not Unhealthy Says Bureau Report
Washington June 28 the bureau of insular affairs released a statement showing the death rate among government employees in the Philippines is 6.9 per thousand per year. The report notes thirty seven hundred Americans are there and concludes the Philippines is not unhealthy.
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Philippines
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Insular Affairs
The More Worry Is Divided the More There Is of It
A compact reflection on how anxiety grows as concerns split and multiply. The saying suggests that fragmentation of worry amplifies overall fear rather than alleviating it.
Newsy Notes Of Pendleton Oulbreak at Prosser Reported
Newsy notes from Pendleton report a breakout at Prosser Washington with one man making his getaway in a manner not yet revealed. In police court this morning John Lang was fined $10 for assault and battery after an earlier charge at Wowk. One drunk was given the option of $5 or three days in jail. La Grande visitors T A Rinehart George T Cochran and Bruce Dennis, leaders of the Grand Honde Chautauqua, are in Pendleton to promote July 3 to 12 assembly. Rev T Bishop, Pendleton Woolen Mills manager, goes to Seaside to set up a store for bath robes Indian robes rugs and related goods for the seaside trade.
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Prosser
Washington
John Lang
Wowk
Chiaoytingqua
T. A. Rinehart
George T. Cochran
Bruce Dennis
la Grande
Grand Honde Chautauqua Association
T. Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Seaside
New Manager for Pendleton Creamery Named
Will Manage Creamery announces J W Bush will lead Pendleton operations. Bush, currently at La Grande, is a seasoned creameryman and former president of Blue Mountain creamery, which included the Pendleton plant. A W Harper, brother of the late Dick Harper and cashier of Minneapolis state bank, says the move will preserve current location and operations.
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A. W. Harper
Dick. Harper
Pendleton
Harper
W. Harper
Minneapolis State Bank of Minneapolis
No Rowdies Warned at Cayuse Fourth Celebration
At Cayuse on July 4 the Yakima and Nez Percé agencies supply top race horses for a large camp and celebration. Indian leader Poker Jim warns that rowdies will be barred from the grounds and must conduct themselves as gentlemen. All white visitors are welcome, but disruptive individuals will not be tolerated.
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E. 3. Schwartelander
Poker Jim
Yakima
Nez Percé
No Cupid for Barrett Not to Marry Washington Bachelor Denies Engagement
Washington gossip centers on John Barrett director of the Bureau of American republics who denies a reported engagement. He bets it isn’t true and jokes a five year window if pressed. Barrett and Postmaster General Hitchcock are cited in a light rivalry over bachelor status in Washington society.
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Barrett
Washington
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Kate of this city convicted in white slave traffic case
Lucius Kate, once a local second-hand dealer, was found guilty in Seattle of acting as a procurer in the white slave traffic. He received a sentence of two years at hard labor on McNeil's Island amid an unsavory local reputation and suspicions of dealing in importent women.
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Kata
Walla
Waseh
Lucius Kate
Seattle
McNeil's Island
Kate
Special train service for Stanfield July Fourth announced
Stanfield Oregon June 2 1900 A wire from Portland reports a special Fourth of July train from Pendleton to Stanfield at 8:00 am reaching Stanfield 9:00 am then to Umatilla and back to Stanfield by 10:15 am to Hermiston 10:46 am and Stanfield 11:14 am The Stanfield to Umatilla leg departs 11:00 pm and Stanfield to Pendleton departs midnight Additional 3:00 am trains on July 5 for Pendleton and east Umatilla west provide extra accommodations.
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Stanfield
Ore
Portland
Pendleton
Umatila
Umatilla
Hermiston
West
Pendleton Gossip Links Local Visitors and Travelers
Pendleton hosts and visitors mingle as Sam Jinkins of Pilot Rock and Rev. E W Wirrington arrive from Pilot Rock, J C Shea of La Grande visits Pendleton, and Dr J R Spenagle arrives from Athena. Local stockmen Felix A Johnson Ben Colvig and F B Smith survey city activity while families like T F Boylen group head to the coast for summer.
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J. R. Spenagle
Athena
J. C. Shea
la Grande
Pendleton
Fletcher Homan
Willamette University
Bowman
James Cooper
Stanfield
Felix A. Johnson
Ben Colvig
Frank EB. Smith
Grant County
Celia Cunningham
Nadyne Binkley
Pasco
J. W. Watkins
Pilot Rock
Ohio Music Teachers Convene in Columbus for Meeting
Members of the Ohio Music Teachers association convened in Columbus today and will remain in session for three days to discuss standards, programs, and organ izational matters.
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Ohio Music Teachers
Columbus
Ohio Music Teachers, Association
Seasion
Thompson Secures New Play for Paris Grand Prix
Paris reports veteran New York actor William H. Thompson and his wife Isabelle Irving arrived for the Grand Prix. Thompson has purchased a play to feature in Paris, signaling a notable stage addition amid the event highlights.
Censor’s Blunder Suppresses Book by Countess Gothchakoff
In Moscow a censor ordered confiscation of a horse breeding book as indecent. He later learned the author was Princess Gothchakoff, wife of the Kathenga governor, and canceled the order amid embarrassment.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Russia
Gothchakoff
Katenga
Elected While in Jail in Braville Council
Henri Dallemagne, jailed awaiting murder trial, has been elected to Braville municipal council. He allegedly killed the mayor, whom he suspected of an intrigue with his wife, after shooting the mayor.
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Paris
Henri Dallemagne
Braville
Election contest over mayors death vacancy debated
The record notes the presiding officer at the polling booth faced little elector sympathy for the unwritten law candidate who won the mayoral vacancy. Dallemagne’s nomination and election occurred while he was jailed and unaware of proceedings. The election's validity is questioned, with likely declaration of invalidity.
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Dallemagnes
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