Pastime theater offers best pictures and prizes
Local ads note Pastime theater presents new lively pictures daily at Pendleton Kept busy with rental rooms, land for sale near Clareanoim Alberta, and fresh seafood in shell from Gus La Fontaine. Kennedy Orchestra available for events. Train schedules mention Spokane Portland service with Great Northern and Northern Pacific trackage.
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Pendleton
Aura Street
J. B. Halley
Welch
W. R
Gus la Fontaine
Queule
Clareanoim
Alberta
Wilsell
Sea G. A. Robbins
Opening date set for Spokane Portland and Seattle line
Apri 1 is the official target for the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad opening. General Superintendent Roy Yee and Clark will tour the new line this week for inspection, and the date for regular trains may be fixed after they return. The project aims to ease the steel work and improve service with a fast train schedule, including a 14 hour run between Portland and Spokane.
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Spokane
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Puget Sound
Portland
Seattle
Prensidey
Chirk
General
Royyeeell
Te Hogy
Department of the
S Pot 8
North Bank
Arkansas sues packing firms over price fixing penalties
Little Rock Ark sues multiple packing concerns including Cudihy National Jacob Cold Morris Swift and Southern Beef alleging unlawful combination to fix prices and discriminate against competitors from January 19 1907 to February 27 1909. The suit seeks penalties of 3 200 000 against each company, referencing a U S Supreme Court ruling involving the Hammond Company.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cudihy Packing Company
National Packing Company
Jacob Cold Packing Company
Morris Packing Company
Swift & Co
Southern Beef and Provisions Company
Supreme Court of the United State
Hammond
Willl
Murder at Sayres barbecue sparks county manhunt
Birmingham constable John Lawler shot and killed Frank Connell, a well known white man, at Sayres near Littleton. Connell reportedly fired at the constable twice before Lawler returned fire. Connell, father of Marlon Connell, was previously held on a murder charge in Cat Mountain case.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Lawler
Frank Connell
Sayres
Littleton
Connell
Marlon Connell
Miss Anne Morgan Active Speaker at Civic Federation
Miss Anne Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan engages in civic work and appears regularly as a speaker at national civic federation events where women are employed.
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Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Tatablighmente
Civb Federation
Fulton Must Expect Fight for Senate to Judge
The Portland Journal notes Fulton faces opposition to a United States district judgeship for Oregon. Candidates across the state weigh chances as the federal bill for an extra judge awaits final action. Names like James A. Fee of Pendleton and John L. Rand of Baker City appear in discussions with Fulton as a favored contender, but a fight is anticipated when the appointment is near.
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Fulton
United States
Oregon
Portland Journal
Ytta
Io Je
Rexon
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Biy
John L. Rand
Baker City
W. BR
Ellie
James A. Fee
Pendleton
Charlow A
Johna
A. Lowell
C. B. Bellinger
Judey Ben
State Supreme Court
Farmer Refuses Sale Of Ancient Greek Fountain Find
Six months ago on Neupo a farmer bought land four miles from Rome for 2000 to grow arti. While digging he uncovered a marble fountain four feet high and six feet wide with a dancing girl frieze. The archeological committee values it at 100000 and the government offers 75000 but the farmer rejects both and blocks further excavation, leaving the fountain exposed to deteriorate.
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Neupotin
Rome
Arti. Chhoeks
Archeological Department
Longest Will on Record Proved in London
The will of Edward Rush, a Gloucester engineer, proved in London yesterday. It, at about 26000 words, leaves £144513 with large bequests including £1000 for annual poor relief in Alveston on December 11, the wife to receive weekly payments, and annuities to several named individuals. The record contrasts with a three word will of Frederick Thorne from Stroatham, dated May 1906.
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London
Edward Rush
Gloucester
Alveston
Robert Weeks
Thomas Watts
Charles Wheeler
William Flell
George Stockden
Samul Dugman
Houlton
Frederick Charles William Thorne
Stroatham
Hoes Press
Wireless Prom Train To Train To Train
Remarkable wireless telegraph experiments were conducted between Buffalo and the city. Messages were sent at 70 miles per hour using specially equipped equipment. One message was received by President Roosevelt. Tests cost $6 per minute, amounting to a large overall sum.
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Meveland, Hie
Canamie
Cee
Tuffalo
Hon
Roosevelt
Local Reflections On Sin And A Violent Incident
A fragment argues that many believe they are fighting sin while enjoying themselves, mentioning stabbing almera in a troubling tension between morality and pleasure. The brief text raises questions about virtue, conflict, and the allure of dangerous behavior.
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Sin
Almera
Amusements at The Pastime Tonight in The Dime
The Pastime offers a varied bill including Tit for Tat and A Wonderful Discovery. Also showing Lie of Lamermoor and The Young War Horo with The Charmed Sword. Songs include True Heart and two Blue Leyes. The Dive presents The Hand Drama and A Game of Chess along with Love me, love my dog.
Orpheum Adds Two Shows This Week with The Shirleys
The Orpheum presents two new performances featuring the Musical Shirleys led by Mr. Shirley dubbed the king of the Saxiphone. Alberta Hadley performs a clever stunt and the program includes motion pictures The Worm Will Turn Drawing the Color Life and songs You Have Always Been the Same Old Pal.
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The
Orpheum
Shirleys
Shirley
Alberta Hadley
Madge De Armo and Matt Wright in Latest Motion Pictures
Readers are urged to see Madge De Armo in a new song and novelty ring act with dangerous heel drop, plus Matt and Wright in a lavish new comedy from start to finish in the latest motion pictures illustrated song program.
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Madge de Armo
Matt and
Wright
America Challenges for Davis Cup Again
New York reports that the United States National Lawn Tennis Association will cable a challenge for the Dwight F. Davis international cup to the Australian Lawn Tennis Association. The 1908 challenger team of Benjs C. Wright and Frederick B. Alexander may not travel again if a meritorious team is not found.
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New York
United States
Benjs C. Wright
Frederick B. Alexander
Pinchot to Address Colorado Legislature Debate on Forestry Policy
Denver March 2 Gifford Pinchot United States Forester will address the Colorado legislature on the evening of March 16. E M Ammons former state senator and president of the National Western Livestock Show will reply, then Pinchot will close the argument in a forestry policy debate with Ammons defending and Ammons attacking.
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Denver
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Colorado
E. M. Ammons
National Western Livestock Show
Pinchot Speech Marks First Debate Defense of Policy
The quotation notes that it is Pinchot’s first consent to join a public debate in defense of his policy and the first time he has addressed a state legislature on the matter. The record emphasizes the historic nature of his engagement with lawmakers and public discourse on the issue.
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Pinchot
Cook Exonerated by Special Committee
Washington report that a special committee chaired by Mr. Mann of Hinds found Mr. Cook of Colorado did not violate House privileges with his recent speech against President Roosevelt. The committee recommended no further action, and the panel was discharged.
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Washington
Mann
Hinds
Cook
Colorado
Roosevelt
House
Something soulful in a fiancee’s peculiar remark
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a playful exchange where a fiancée urges a partner to consider a symbolic rubber band around the head at night. The odd line hints at affection and quirky couple humor without further context.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Wireless Investment Tip From United Wireless Telegraph
W. A. Seale, representative of United Wireless Telegraph, is at the Hotel Bowman promoting company stock at 25 a share. A Washington bill requiring wireless equipment on passenger ships over 1000 tons is expected to rapidly lift stock, making this a gilt edged investment. Seek details promptly.
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United Wireless Telegraph Company
W. A. Seale
Bowman Company
Washington
Wood For Sale At Horseshoe Curve Near Yoakum
About 2000 cords of standing cottonwood growing in our reservoir site at Horseshoe curve near Yoakum for sale. Buyer cuts and purchases in quantities as desired. Propositions to purchase solicited. Furnish Ditch Company. By E P Marshall Supt.
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Horseshoe Curve
Yoakum
Furnish Ditch Company
E. P. Marshall
Railways Transported Two Tong Freight For Every Person
A historical note states that for every person, the railroads of the country moved two tons of freight. It reflects the scale of freight traffic relative to population during the period.
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Panama
F. E. Livengood & Co
Norway
Mackrel
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Pastime Pictures Presse
Pastime Theater
Hsquire
Pine Street
Pendleton Cash Market
Mary
Kennedy's
Ftrand Theatre Orchestra
Lee B. Kennedy
Collegé
Black
Arkansas
Drugest
Koeppen’s
Patim
Bond Brothers
America
Colorado Legislature
Wireless Representative
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
Prop
Rock Spring
B. L. Burroughs
Lantz Bros
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