Five Pendleton Residents Die Within 24 Hours
A grim wave swept Pendleton as five local residents J B Despain Julia Olin Steven McDermitt Hugh Bain and Gib Brown died within a day. Despain a longtime merchant died of erysipelas after returning from California. He leaves a large family and is mourned by many in Umatilla County. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at the Methodist church. Steven McDermitt four year old son of Malcolm McDermitt died at home after a brief illness. The community mourns the deaths of Miss Julia Olin and Mr Hugh Bain along with Gib Brown and others listed in the obituaries.
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Angel of Death
J. B. Despain
Steven McDermitt
Hugh Bain
Gib Brown
Julia Olin
J. GB. Despain
Jerry B. Despain
Eryopolas
California
Methodist
J. B. Desvain
Lane County
Oregon
Eugene
Umatilla County
Leah J. Hurt
C. Jay
Isabella 1
Raymon Harpole
Portland
Ore
Leora I
Frank Griggs
Pendleton
Charles D
Grover D
Ralph W
Joseph R
Glenn R
Edgar M
Viola J. Tuttle
Susie I. Robbins
Spokane
W. F. Despain
Ritzville
Wash
Charles A Despain
Dunn, Wash
Mr. Lee Teutsch
George H. Clark
F. E. Livengood
T. J. Maloney
Joe Stockman
Kenneth McRae
Steven MccDermitt
Malcombh McDermitt
Sway
Blalne Street
Baptist Church
Ralph E. Storey
Julia Olin dies of pneumonia in DeKalb home
Julia Olin died at 2 36 yesterday afternoon at her sister Mrs L K Blakeslee home from pneumonia. The funeral will be from Folsom undertaking parlors tomorrow at 2 oclock. Born January 27 1841 in DeKalb Illinois she moved with her family to DeKalb and other details follow.
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Cortland Co
N. Y
Pendleton
L. H. Blakeslee
Huch Pain
Grass Valley
Julia Olin
Julian Olin
L K. Blakeslee
Folsom Undertaking
DeKalb
Ill
John Barr Farm Sells for 90000 in County’s Big Deal
Deputy Sheriff George Strand facilitated the sale of the John Barr wheat ranch, a 960 acre property eight miles northeast of Pendleton on the road to Helix, to Harney Anderson for 90000. Down payment 2000, 20000 cash this fall, remaining via six percent interest deferred payments. The farm features a 36000 house within a locust grove and a ten acre orchard. Anderson already farms thousands of acres in the county. Barr has lived in Umatilla County 23 years and will retire to a home near Portland.
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George Strand
John Barr
Pendleton
Helix
Harney Anderson
Bahr
Umatilla
Anderson
Oregon
Lents
Portland
Pendleton Notes on Bank Light Post and Local Events
Newsy notes report drilling for iron light posts in front of the First National Bank on Main Street. Two marriage licenses issued by Clerk Saling to Norton and Brown and to Grant and Haase. Woodmen of the World deputy head consul visits with an open social session planned. Recital by Mrs Norton of Walla Walla at Harriet Young studio. Auction by Koeppen Brothers draws large crowds with final sale tonight.
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Bank
First National Bank
Main Street
Clerk Saling
William C. Norton
Fairy Brown
This
George W. Grant
Lincoln County
Idaho
Haase. J. Romaine
Wouchmen
Woodmen of the World
Anna Selkirk Norton
Walla Walla
Harriet Young
Tom Vaughin
Ethel Chapman
Bernice Ruppe
J. R. Dickson
Lora Perry
Koeppen Brothers
Weaver Family Leaves for Portland Residency
Er. D Weaver and his wife Mrs. Weaver plus their daughter Gwendolen depart yesterday for Portland. He formerly worked in the mechanical departments of the Journal and East Oregonian for 25 years and was a top make-up man and skilled printer in eastern Oregon.
Cut-In Made on New Track West of City
Yesterday morning a cut in the new track west of the city allowed OW company crews to run over the line from the city to a point a half mile below Pilot Rock junction. The motor car arrived on the new rails and soon after westbound passenger train No. 17 completed the trip with Assistant Superintendent Buckley in the engine cab.
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Pilot Rock
Buckley
Spring Signs at Dayton Washington Herald Belated Spring Arrives
Belated spring has arrived in Dayton with geese over the Touchet river, meadow larks and robins heard in pastures, a brood of new chickens reported, and dust beginning to farm on streets as temperatures rise to 66 degrees. Snow on hills is melting and farmers plan to begin spring work.
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Dayton
Touchet
Race Riot at Olympia Saloon Ends With Stabbing
In Olympia a race riot erupted at Main Street's Olympia Saloon around 10:46. Jap Gulliford was stabbed above the hip by a Greek, Austrian, or Algerian patron from a gang. three foreigners were arrested after officers arrived. George Baer identified Mike Zok fou as the knife thrower. authorities pursue confessions from the trio.
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Race Feelig
Pendleton
Jap Gulliford
Willow Street
Olympia
Main Street
Shorty” Saunders
Guliiford
Kearney
Guiliford
George Baer
Mike Zokfou
Extra Gang No
O-W, Company
Landers Moves Office to Main Floor in City Hall
Superintendent J S Landers moves his office from the top floor to the former mayor’s room on the main floor. The change follows city council action to use the old superintendent office next to the library for storage of reference books now crowded in the two library rooms.
Moving Picture Show Attractions at Pendleton Orpheum
Pendleton’s Orpheum presents a varied program including Mike the Miser a child story about a quick-tempered messenger boy and his trials A Robust Patient a Seilg Jones tale of a man escaping a dreaded hospital Dr Crow’s Retreat and a humorous cure It Did Look Suspicious a Vita graph circumstantial evidence piece The Firemen’s Parade a Vita graph showcasing firefighters The Musical Ranch Lubin a western comedy about a phonograph salesman winning love via music and wit
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Orpheum
Pendleton
Mike the Miser
Edison
Itte District Telegraph
Jones
Ganitarium
Dr. Crow
Vitagraph
Lubin
Murphy Named Superintendent at Branch Asylum Site
Captain Charles A Murphy engineer for the branch asylum and his wife moved into the Oliver residence on the site after the Olivers relocated to the city. Murphy will supervise land work and state land purchases and oversee laying the water main from the city limits to the asylum grounds.
Police Court To Full Martial Looks At Drunken Brigade
Police Judge FitzGerald held a court martial for the drunken brigade this morning with ten to answer. Several Indians from the local reservation were jailed for drunkenness. White defendants and others faced fines or short jail terms for related offenses. A saddle mare theft attempt ended with the horse walking away and the rider hauled to the city hospital.
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FitzGerald
John Martin
William Brown
Charles Bennett
Jim Bennett
Willam Craig
Ed Chapman
Cod Spring
Simon Stephens
Red
Charles Troy
White
Troy
Judge Fee
Cottonwood Street
Cny Hastile
Ed Stansberry
Panama passes fishing rules via congress action
Consul General Sny der forwards the new Panama fishing regulations and they are filed at the bureau of manufactures. The maximum annual charge for foreign vessels fishing in Panamanian waters is set at 50 dollars for whaling ships.
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Congress of Panama
Snyder
Bureau of Manufactures
Panama
Fate's Turning and The Pastime show at resort side
A brief Pastime program note announces Fate's Turning at the resort venue. A young man meets a pretty waitress during a summer trip, impulsively becomes engaged, then faces his father’s death as the tale unfolds.
Storewide spring sale ends with new stock arrival
The bustling shop shows spring goods being rearranged and displayed as preparations for the season continue. Management reports the recent sale cleared old stock and highlights an all new, latest merchandise lineup expected to surpass previous records.
The Heiress and The Poor Girl A Romantic Dilemma
A young man chooses duty over wealth by marrying a poor girl with a child instead of an heiress. He discovers true love and fulfills his obligation, uniting the couple in a hopeful ending amid social pressure. The page also notes adventures and film details including The Border Ranger and The Adventuress by Gaumont with four reels.
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Essanav
Bud
Joe
Lubin
Gaumont
Women Know Not to Sell Vote to First Promoter
A cautious note on voter awareness suggests women may lack full knowledge to vote independently, yet they clearly refuse to sell their ballots to any immediate promoter or broker.
Insurance Company Financial Summary from OCR Data
Amount of capital paid up income. Premiums received during the year in cash 9440360.66. Interest dividends and rents received during year 292428.54. Income from other sources received during year 5517.80. Leees paid during the year. Dividends paid during the year on capital stock. Commissions and salaries paid during the year. Taxes licenses and fees paid during the year. Amount of all other expenditures. Value of real estate owned. Value of stocks and bonds owned. Loans on mortgages and collateral etc. Cash in banks and on hand. Premiums in course of collection and in transmission. Interest and rents due and earned.
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Oregon
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance CO
W. Gardner Crowell
Chas. V. McCarthy
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Monopole
Royal Ann
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Jeweler
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Newsy
LOGAL
Gulliford
Olympia Sa
Jack Frost
Winter
New Boston
Jon Dorr
Montana
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Insurance
Bentley & Leffingwell
THE
Standard Real Estate Loan CO
J. H. Delaney
Agt
Balding Temple
E. T. Wade Pendleton
Temple Big
Fred
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