Prof Roche Holds Large Enthusiastic Health Lecture
Professor Roche of Grand Haven Michigan led a broad audience at the Men’s Resort Parlors in a first lecture on physical culture. He discussed health laws, exercise, muscle development and breathing, praising the course and noting many local residents joined the movement.
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Roche
J. Bo Meche
Grand Hoplids
Michigan
W. J Purniah
T. J. Mornin
J. W. Maloney
George Hartman
F. W. Vincoool
C. B. Romevelt
E A. Schiffier
Charles J. Ferguson
Joby Halley, Jr
Charlies
Lampoon
Folsom Tallmin
T G. Halley
Albert Cohen
Len Tevtech
Leon Cohen
Lin Tonierbt
Work for the Academy Dr Holt Arrives in Pendleton
Dr WS Holt of Portland arrives in Pendleton this evening to stay several days and advance Pendleton academy work. He previously helped organize support with Rev Diven and will meet with local management to improve the institution and its finances.
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Holt
Portland
WS. Holt
Pendleton Academy
RJ Diven
Ehool
Alwaya
Recovery Underway for Sixth Grade Leader
Mini Cora Murphy, in charge of the sixth grade of the public aphotin, rests at her uncle Judge FitzGeralds home after a nervous prostration threat from overwork. She is rapidly recovering and will return to her duties shortly.
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Mini Cora Murphy
Judge FitzGerald
Nine Hundred Ninety One Enrollees Mark School Year
The city public schools report total enrollment of 1419 for the year with average high school attendance about 115 and a peak daily attendance of 1972. There are 21 rooms and 24 teachers with an average of 41 pupils per room. Overcrowding and ventilation issues persist but teachers manage well. health is generally good and progress in studies pleases parents and staff.
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Conklin
Poplin
Lin Joe Binary
Ling
Peters Wills wedding surprise in Pendleton
Miss Alice Peters of Pendleton will marry Elmer Wills of Portland tomorrow in Portland. The pair plan to reside in Portland after returning from the wedding, where Miss Peters will leave Pendleton to start a new life. Friends say her departure will be deeply felt.
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Miew
Alice Peters
Pendleton
Tomerow Nown
Portland
Elmer Wills
Cay
Miss Peters
Thre
al Ber Fe
Col J H Raley predicts acquittals in land fraud cases
Col James H. Raley departs for Portland to attend to the interests of men facing federal grand jury land fraud indictments. He believes the grand jury will find all indicted individuals qualified for trial but that each will be acquitted.
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James H. Raley
Portland
Federal Grand Jury
Mr. Raley
Special Pension Agent Probes Spanish War Claims
J Himes a special pension department agent from Spokane arrives to examine volunteers from the Spanish war for pension eligibility. Otto Didton’s hearing is highlighted due to a permanent hearing injury from cannonading. Annie T Ashe and John W Endicott wed at Judge Hartman’s residence then depart by train for Seattle before settling in this city.
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J. Himes
Pension Department
Spokane
Otto Didton
Adjudged Inane After Breach of Mental Health Trial
J Smith of La Grande was examined by the county court and adjudged inane. He will be taken to the asylum by Sheriff Taylor. The Englishman, 43, attempted suicide at La Grande weeks ago, cutting his throat and slashing wrists. He had been living with his brother, a conductor, at Cold Springs, Maine, and suffered melancholy and heavy mining losses. He is recovering from wounds but remains mentally deranged.
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J. Smith
la Grande
H. €. Smith
Taylor
Smith
London
Wee
St Patrick's Circle Plans St Patrick's Social Meeting
Pendleton Circle No. 527 will hold a St Patrick's social at Secret Society hall on Wednesday evening March 16 with a short business meeting followed by the social. Admission to the social is 10 cents and all are invited. Lupers Funeral Held This Afternoon
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St. Patrick's Circle
Pendleton Circle No
St. Patrick's Soleral
Secret Society
Cannery lenders seek payment for materials
Echo Land and Lumber Company plans to file suit to recover money for materials used in building the cannery complex. Directors WooH Boyd and Charion Bartholoen head the venture and may settle the account, with the cannery property possibly bid in to satisfy the material claim ahead of H C Willis mortgage.
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Sulis
Echo Land and Lumber Company
Echo Gannery and Cold Storage Company
Land and Lumber Company
Azainalhe Cannery
Wale
Joe
H.C. Willis
J. H. Summers Dead at Home Near Hospital
J H Summers died at his home near the hospital after a brief illness of pneumonia. He was about 64, leaves a wife and several young children, and had resided in the city for some time. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the Catholic church conducted by Father Van Der Velden.
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Thin
Thin City
van der Velden
J. UW. Bommers
Remains Identified in Local Drowning Case
Coroner Vassar identified the body found in Snake River near Almota as Ephraim McFarland. The deceased was recognized by one of the Carssey brothers, Mrs Spalding, and others. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Woodmen of the World. Mrs McFarland arrived from New Perce. D McFarland, a brother, attended the funeral. Also noted: United States Steel profits for 1903 were 109,171,162 versus 133,408,763 in 1902.
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Vassar
Snake River
Almota
Ephriam McFarland
Lewiston
United States Steel Corporation
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