Men and Religion Movement to Visit Pendleton
Walla Walla committee of one hundred will send John Gibson Lowden Jones Rev Raymond C Brooks Rev J C Goodrich and others to Pendleton for a March 16 17 convention. The schedule includes banquets platform meetings ministerial talks boys conventions lunch with pastors sessions and public addresses on religion social service and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton
John Gibson
Lowden Jones
Bey
Raymond C. Brooks
D. First Cong. Church
Wallia Walla
J. C. Goodrich
United Brethren Church
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Woman's Grave Guarded to Prevent Exhumation
Relatives opposed an exhumation order for Mrs. Alice Corcoran in Wyandotte county. Two armed men guarded the grave in a Kansas City Kansas cemetery as authorities planned post mortem and inquest after Samaritan Hospital investigation. Coroner Tenny faced family opposition to the order.
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Kansas City
Alice Corcoran
Tenny
Wyandotte County
Kan
Samaritan Hospital
Charles Wood
Corcoran
Téenay
Miz. Corcoran
Lumaber King of the Philippines Visits Texas Family
L. B. Kidwell, veteran of the 1898 Philippines conflict, arrives in Texas with Abdula Plung, a Moro youth claiming forty nine stepmothers and thirty three siblings. Kidwell, once a U S volunteer, is known as the Lumaber King in the islands. The pair travel from San Francisco to their Od home in Texas for a visit.
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U. S
San Francisco
Cal
L. B. Kidwell
Philippines
Islands
Orient
Texas
Abdula Plung
Datta
Mindanio
Disfiguring Train Start Wounds Miss Reeves
A Washington Pennsylvania jury awarded Stella Reeves four hundred dollars after injuries from a train start cut her elbows and forearms, making short sleeves impossible. The student from California State Normal School was injured when the locomotive lurched as she boarded. Co-eds testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stella Reeves
California State Normal School
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fiery Ride 18s Too Late in California Burn Death
Freano Calif Clifton Seymour died from severe burns after a gasoline explosion. He rode a mile on a blazing bicycle to reach his mother’s home when the emergency aid bay was closed, attempting to seek help for his injuries.
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Freano
Calif
Clfford Seymour
Seymour
Pendleton notes on challengers and jail terms in brief
Newsy notes report Wilson of Pasco issued four challenges to the Mul lin Evang bout winner, three drunk defendants—Elmer Hart William Bean and India George—receiving three days in city jail after pleading guilty before Police Judge Fite Gerald. Judge Maloney resumes duties after three days at home with illness resembling appendicitis.
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Wilson
Pasco
Elmer Hart
William Bean
Indlia George
Fite Gerald
Il Builty
Maloney
Judge Maloney
Wotan Granted Divorce to Anna Hollinshead by Judge
Anna Hollinshead was granted a divorce from W E Hollinghead by Circuit Judge G W Phelps on grounds of desertion. She was represented by James P Neal of Freewater and Léon Cohen, chosen by the local Commercial Association as a delegate to San Francisco. Cohen departs tomorrow for Portland to join delegates from commercial associations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotan
Anna Hollinshead
W. E Hollinghead
G. W.phelps
James P. Neal
Freewater
Léon Cohen
San Francisco
Oregon
Portland
Bound Over on Assault Charge in Freewater Case
Constable Propeck of Freewater brought Clarence Truitt to court custody. Truitt bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond on assault charges and jailed. Round-Up directorate noted Wells Fargo Express marking on an old stage coach unloaded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propeck
Freewater
Clarence Truitt
Grand Jury
Freewater Justic Court
Wells-Fargo Express
Start Broom Plant Interest Raised in Pendleton
F BR Austen of Linton Indiana has asked the East Oregonian about starting a broom making plant in Pendleton. He seeks to learn if a factory exists here and has sent his inquiry to the Commercial club for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Br, Austen
Linton
Ind
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Commercial Club
McBane Rearrested on Federal Charge
Ralph McBane, recently arrested for stealing Indian horses and released after posting $1209, was rearrested yesterday by Deputy W. S. Marshall Griffeth of Portland on a federal charge. The crime occurred on the reservation, placing the case under federal jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBane
Ralph McBane
W. S. Marshall Griffeth
Portland
Boxing show in Armory hall features Mullin Williamson bouts
Boxing night saw Mullin versus Williamson headlining after Evans illness canceled the Mullin Evans bout. Downey fought Stuart and Scott faced Swaney in lively supporting matches, with Mullin soaking up blows and remaining unfazed as crowds enjoyed the action.
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Liew
Mullin-Evans
Little Dickey Evans
Armory Hall
Manly
Barney Mullin
Ed Williamson
Din Downey
Roy Stuart
Whirlwind Scott
Bert Swaney
Dayton inventor seeks Harvester plant proposal
Robert Brown of Dayton proposes a city harvester plant and presents blueprints to the Commercial club trade extension committee. The group, led by Dr. C. J. Smith, asks for a definite plan after Brown demonstrates the invention and speaks of optimism for a manufacturing facility locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Dayton
Wash
Brown
Trade Extension Committee
C. J. Smith
School Boy Breaks Arm Pitching Balk
A North side school baseball game against East End near Round up grounds left Clell Brown fourteen, son of Postmaster J T Brown, with a broken bone in his right arm after he pitched and the ball snapped. A laundry wagon driver nearby rushed him to a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
Clell Brown
J. T. Brown
Counterfeiter Arrested in Chico After Betrayal
John Smith, a petty counterfeiter, planned a Chico plant while a companion betrayed him. Five and ten cent pieces were seized beneath a Southern Pacific warehouse by Constable Douglas Crum and City Marshal M. H. Coe. Smith circulated the bogus coins by asking pedestrians for change. The informant and counterfeiter were turned over to federal authorities in San Francisco.
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Lim
Smith
Douglas Crum
M. H. Coe
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Depew admits retirement and titled ranks in record
Depew, retired past 65, acknowledged prewar service with the Jefferson Guards and appointment as Judge Advocate General in 1873 with the rank of Colonel. In 1886 he was placed on the supernumerary list. He admits never being officially called Colonel despite narrow escapes in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Jefferson Guards
Infant smothered in Pinole home tragedy report
In Martines California a seven month old child of Mr and Mrs Frank M Freitas of Pinole died in bed after the father, while asleep, threw an arm over the child. Mrs Freitas discovered the husband and found the infant dead in the bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martines
Calif
Frank M. Freitas
Pinole
Heath
What Depew Keeps Secret Colonel Title 39 Years
New York ex senator Chauncey Depew concealed for thirty nine years the fact that he held the rank of Colonel. The revelation comes after a long period of secrecy and raises questions about his early military service and public image.
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New York
Chauncey M
Roll of Newspapers Costs Railway in $5250 Verdict
Seattle injury case: A six inch thick roll of newspapers left on Hillman City station platform caused Mrs. C. W. Doyle to stumble, breaking her hip and foot. The Seattle Renton and Southern Railway was found liable for $5250 in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hillman City
Seattle, Renton and Southern Railway
C. W. Doyle
Risco to Welcome Oregon Delegation
San Francisco preparations begin as 250 Oregonians arrive next Tuesday with the delegation chosen to pick a site for the Oregon state building.
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San Francisco
Oregon State Building
Trusty Recaptured at Bend After Three Months
Salem reports that Harry Beard, a trusted convict who escaped from the penitentiary about three months ago, was captured at Bend while working as a teamster. The note hints some people may be unable to collect thoughts, likely due to the passage.
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Salem
Harry Beard
Bend
35 CATS HIS DIVORCE PLEA IN KANSA CITY
Samuel W. Odell a 74 year old Civil War veteran obtained a divorce in Kansas City Kansas after charging his wife with keeping 35 cats in their home. He testified she gave the pets more attention than him fed them the choicest foods and allowed the animals to sleep in his bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Samuel W. Odell
Kaness City
Odell
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