Dangerous Plow Accident Injures Robert Hale at Farm
Robert Hale, about 35, was severely hurt when the gang plow dragged him as he repaired harness on a William McCormick farm three miles from the city. He sustained a deep facial wound, scalp stripping, skull indentation, and concussion, and was taken to St Anthony's Hospital after first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hale
William McCormick
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dre, Smith
Ringo
Hale
Dr Mansfield of Athena Improves After Hip Injury
Dr Mansfield of Athena who fell about three months ago and broke his right hip is showing marked signs of improvement.
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Mansfield
Athena
The Great System Tonic Promoted As Popular Remedy
The advertisement touts The great System Tonic as a popular remedy with real merit. It claims one bottle equals a month’s recreation and urges taking FS to tone and improve the system. Manufactured by an unnamed company.
Paralytic Stroke Claimed Mrs May Faulkenbure in Portland
Serious illness announcement traces Mrs May Faulkenbure past Grand Guardian of Woodcraft and wife of Woodmen leader. While at church she suffered a paralytic stroke, leaving one side paralyzed. She previously visited Pendleton for log rolling and made many friends.
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Woodcraft
Portland
May Faulkenbure
Woodmen
Palkenhure
Pendeton Durin
Umatilla Mission Schools Show Strong Attendance
Industrial teacher L R. Bamber, in city today, says the Umatilla mission school has about 100 scholars in attendance. He notes the school is improving with new sidewalks, fences, and repairs, and reports strong progress in both education and industry. Bamber, with ten years in government service, previously founded an industrial school at Fort Bidwell, Cal., where Piutes and Pitt Rivers resided, and asserts the Umatilla pupils are ahead of those tribes physically and mentally.
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L R. Bamber
Mission School
Bamber
Fort Bidwell
Cal
Piutes
Pitt Rivers
Ditch project progress reported by irrigation company head
W. T. Shaw, president of the Milton Freewater Hudson Bay Irrigation Company, reported in the city that work on the ditch will start at once with all right of way secured. Eight miles will be dug this season and water rights at ordinary stages secured, with storage reservoirs for flood waters under advisement.
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W. T. Shaw
Milton, Freewater & Hudson Bay Irrigation Company
Death of Mrs Emma J Mcintosh at St Marys hospital
Mrs Emma J Mcintosh wife of W F Mcintosh of Blue Mountain station died at St Marys hospital at noon Tuesday from spinal trouble aged 52 Her remains were taken to her daughter Mrs John Proudfoot’s house in eastern Walla Walla and will be shipped to Weston for interment She leaves her husband and 11 children כדי
Gardner man plans Pendleton land purchase for permanent residence
John Doynes of Gardner, WN. D., guests of T. M. Keller, started home this morning but will return to Pendleton in a few weeks to buy land here and reside permanently. He is described as a man of considerable means.
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Dakota
John Doynes
Gardner, WN. D
T. M. Keller
Pendleton
Mr. Doynes
H. H. Hallock
Blaine
Alma
Florence
Baker City
Joe Cruson
Pomeroy
Heppner
W. D. Allard
R. P. Brown
Helena
California
I. Simmons
Ponca City
Oklahoma
C. W Lay
Clackamas County
J.D. Clark
Salvation Army
la Grande
Wiemann
Judd Geer
Milton
Mr. Geer
Chamberlain
Copple
Hoad River
R. A. Copple
Athens
Stone Brothers
Hood River
J. W. Hemphill
the Sound
D. P. Wayne
New York City
R. J. Diven
Weston business and talks on college leadership
Ex Senator Proebster of Weston visits the city and urges an early appointment of a successor to President Martindale. Business in Weston is reported unusually good for this season of the year.
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Proebster
Weston
Normal College
Martindale
Petition for Divorce Filed by Effie B Stone
Effie B Stone files a petition for divorce from Alfred M Stone citing desertion and non support as the grounds. The action seeks to sever the marriage bonds between the couple.
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Effie B. Stone
Alfred M. Stone
Jackson son to consult oculist in Portland
Mrs. C. Jackson departed for Portland this morning to seek medical advice from an oculist for her son Francis who has a cross sight condition.
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Jackson
Portland
Francis’ Crosght
Daily East Oregonian Carrier Offer
A concise Hemispheric era offer promotes daily East Oregonian delivery by carrier at a rate of 15 cents weekly. The notice emphasizes convenient home delivery and regular newspaper access for local readers.
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East Oregonian
Numerous visitors and departures fill Pendleton day
Local items list residents and visitors leaving for Portland Heppner Athena and Baker City. Notable moves include W. Rollins in Washington and H. Lowe visiting La Grande. Several travellers plan longer stays in California and Alaska, while others announce relocations or health updates among Pendleton families.
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J. W. Wilaon
Henry Harricon Hae
la Grande
John Findicott
Montana
BE. A. Vaughan Hae
Portland
G. W. Winn
Weston
N. H. Brooks
J. B
Athena
Florence Hallock
Heppner
Walter Ely
W. Rollins
Washington
HH. Lowe
Pendleton
Chronicle
KR. PL
Reed
Walla Walla
Jack Calvin
Hot Lake
Local figures report travel and commerce notes
G. W. Barger of Helix stops at Hotel St. George. Frank Pal shipped two carloads of beef cattle to the Sound over the W C C railroad. Conductor Nash and wife returned from Detroit where Mr Nash’s brother remains dangerously ill and not expected to recover.
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G. W. Barger
Helix
St. George
Frank Pal
Nash
Detroit
Smelkamee District Coal and Copper Interests Rise
In the Smelkamee district west of the Okanogan River in British Columbia, Pendleton residents D. M. French and two Tavs along with Imiid Good pursue coal and copper ventures. D. M. French plans to return by late April as the Great Northern surveys the area for summer construction. Reports from Smelkamee describe camps with temperatures around 20 below and snow depths from three to twenty feet.
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Smelkameen
Hes &H
Okanogan River
British Columbia
Pendleton
D. M. French
Tavs
T. M
Imiid
O. French
Great Northern
Smelkameeon
Judge Hartman Named Delegate to Atlanta Conference
Governor Chamberlain appointed 11 delegates for the National Conference of Charities and Corrections to meet in Atlanta Georgia May 6-12. Among them are G A Hartman judge of this city and C W James penitentiary superintendent from Baker City. Hartman says he has not received official notification and knew nothing of the appointment until the reporter mentioned it.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Married Men Wanted at Lewis and Clark Fairgrounds
Oregon Daily Journal reports Supervisor Huber of the Lewis and Clark fairgrounds will employ married men over single men. Seven bachelors were laid off last Saturday but will be recalled in four to five days to resume fence building. Huber notes he currently has about 20 workers, all married, and prefers married men for better use of wages.
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Huber
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
Oregon Daily Journal
Martie
Fair
Mr. Huber
Old Board Appointed in Salem
In Salem yesterday evening the state board of horticulture was appointed by a three member panel of the governor secretary of state and state treasurer All the previous members were reappointed except Lloyd Reynolds of the Second District and C A Parks of Salem succeeding him
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Salem
State Board of Horticulture
Lloyd Reynolde
C. A. Parks
Actor Fatally Injured in Carthage Train Incident
John Robinson, a well known actor, fell from a passing passenger train near Carthage Missouri this morning and sustained fatal injuries. In other notes, a proposal to reproduce Independence Hall is mentioned for the Pennsylvania exhibit at the worlds fair in St Louis.
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Carthage
John Robinson
Here
Independence Hall
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Minister Bowen says Castro plans St. Louis World’s Fair visit
Herbert W. Bowen, United States minister to Venezuela, reports that President Castro will try to arrange his affairs to attend the World’s Fair in St. Louis.
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Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Castro
St. Louis
Notice to city subscribers April delivery change
Beginning April first daily East Oregonian collections will be made at residences on delivery routes. Carriers receive receipts and call between the first and tenth of each month. Report any delivery failures to the office and ensure receipt from the collector. Oregonian Publish
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East Oregonian
Oregonian
Philadelphia M E Conference Opens at St George's Church
The 116th annual Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal conference begins at historic St George's church presided by Bishop W F Mallien. Noted clergy and lay leaders attend as appointments to be announced next week with few expected changes. Oklahoma's joint World's Fair committee agrees to appropriate 40000 pounds for the Oklahoma exhibit.
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Philadelphia
M. E
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference
Bomun
St. George's Church
W. F. Mallalien
Oklahoma
Joint Committee On the
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Mrs. Mcintosh Deag
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Ernest Walden
H. E. Skinner
Lydia Smith
Seattle
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James Lindsley
Marion Keen
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Smeltkameen
Judge Hartman
Lewis and Clarke Fair Grounds
Old Board
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ST. Joe Stor
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