Forget-Me-Not at Fraser with Rose Coghlan in lead
Rose Coghlan stars in Jules Murray and Herman Merivale’s Forget-Me-Not at the Fraser tonight. The production portrays social injustice through a hard unscrupulous woman Stephanie, opposed by reformer Sir Horace Welby and a pure girl in a tale of manipulation, vendetta, and ultimate downfall.
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Rose Coglan
Jules Murray
Herman Sierivere
Rose Coghlan
Pendleton
the Fraser
Herman Merivales
Miss Coghlan
Stephanie
Countess de Mohrivart
Sir Horace Welby
Sir Horace
Mies Cogian
Baseball Openers Probable in Walla Walla Clash
John L. Sharpstein of Walla Walla and GC Osbors of Athena meet Leon Cohen of Pendleton to arrange a seven game schedule. The first test game between Pendleton and Walla Walla is set for Thursday March 27 to preview form ahead of a fuller series.
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Wirth A Gare
John L. Sharpstein
Walla Walla
GC Osbors
Athena
Leon Cohen
Pendleton Club
Pendeton
Remarkable Russian generosity greets American violinist
American violinist Leonora Jackson was praised by Russian Princess Oleg Novikov after a London salon performance. The princess embraced Jackson, presented a ring, and declared her appreciation in French. Jackson is set to perform for Perleton audiences Wednesday evening, March 26 at the Frazer.
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Russia
Leonora Jackson
London
Oleg Novikov
Miss Jackson
Perleton
the Frazer
The Baby and the Monkey Deciphered in Old Harpers Essay
In an E. Martin excerpt from Harper’s, the piece contrasts infant growth and monkey development, arguing babies appear closer to monkeys early on and gradually become more human as brain growth expands the skull. It notes infants’ noses and brains expanding, legs strengthening slowly, and a shift from zoological to environmental adaptation through infancy and youth.
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Leneth
Hoib
E. Martin
Harper's
Counts and Cautions at the Barn
A fragmentary verse recounts innuendo around a man visiting a home, noting flirtatious actions and a later drink with the father. The piece hints at moral judgments while downplaying explicit wrongdoing, marshalling rural 19th century social codes to separate acts that count from those that do not.
Primaries in Wallowa County Narrow Moody Williamson Battle
Republican contests across Wallowa County focused on the Moody Williamson race for Congress. Each side claimed victory as Enterprise delegates aligned with Moody amid a crowded primary field.
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Wallowa County
Moody
J. N. Williamson
Enterprise
Mody
Standard Oil Raises Wages 19 Percent
The Standard Oil Company appears to have boosted worker pay by 19 percent. The note questions whether oil prices will rise as a result.
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Standard Oil Company
Germany Sees Divorce Numbers Exceed Ten Thousand Yearly
In Germany the yearly number of divorces exceeds 10,000, reflecting rising marital breakdowns and changing social norms across the nation. The figure points to growing legal filings and shifting family dynamics as couples seek dissolution of marriages.
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Germany
Hair Health Elixir Promises Dandruff Cure
A vintage ad touts a hair tonic claiming to reverse gray hair, stop dandruff, and rejuvenate with four distinct vital extracts. It emphasizes thirty years of success and price in dollars, featuring an address in Chicago for purchase.
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Cinn & CO
Pine §T
Chicago
Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Pendleton Scene
W E Bond visits from Athena and A Vinson the marble man comes from Walla Walla. Rep T J Kirk arrives from Athena home while D C Brownell travels from Butter Creek stock farm. Grover Holmes heads to Walla Walla after Pendleton days. Judge J J Balleray returns from Baker City on business. Dug Morgan attends Elza Todd funeral in Heppner, Jack Stuart travels from Walla Walla to funeral, Dr A H Brown from Waitsboro guest at Golden Rule hotel. Rev W R Towelle to preach at Redeemer church. John L Hall relocates his family to Pendleton for schooling. Efrin Lampkin sails to Milton for Wakefeld & Co piano concert. Marriage license to Isazse Hagen and Gertrude Narkins of Tmatilla. J H Raley off to Freewater to swear in officers. Baker’s child burns from hot stove. Mr. and Mrs. J E Proustry visiting, old friends in Helix.
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Grover Holmes
Walla Walla
Pendleton
John J. Balleray
Baker City
Dug Morgan
Elza Todd
Heppner
Jack Stuart
Etzs Todd
A. H. Brown
Waitsboro
Golden Rule
Idaho
Rev
W. R. Towelle
Trinity Church
Portland
Church of the Redeemer
John L. Hall
Penceton
Wild Horse Canyon
Efrin Lampkin
Milton
Wakefeld & Co
Chamberlin
Isazse Hagen
Mise Gertrude Narkins
Tmatilla Countr
Conversation In Parlor Sparks Musical Aspiration
A New York Herald item recalls a St. Louis residence parlor scene where a fiancé praises Edna’s music with a remark about stretching strings to make a lovely guitar. The exchange ends abruptly as he is interrupted, leaving the quip as a lingering image of courtship and wit.
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Edna
New York
Political Nonsense At Oberlin College President Quote
A student asked Oberlin College's president for a shorter course. The reply: it depends on what you wish to become. He said God factories great works slowly, but can craft a squash in six months, illustrating the supervisor's quip about ambition and time.
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Oberlin Colege
Miles May Quit Over General Staff Bill
Washington March 20 General Miles told the senate military affairs committee that if the general staff bill becomes law he could not continue to hold his commission. He opposed the plan for senior officers to command army portions as designated by the president, warning it would destroy army units and enable self serving favoritism by the secretary of war and adjutant general. He said he could name the men who would fill the honors under the bill but declined to provide names.
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Washington
Miles
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
General Star Corps
Britt Challenges McGovern After Victory in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 20, local lightweight champion Jimmy Britt who beat Heggarty the Australian last night challenged McGovern. A telegram to promoter Harry Corbett confirms a possible defense, with rumors McGovern has accepted the bout.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Heggarty
McGovern
Harry Corbett
Kaiser to rename torpedo boat guardship Alice Roosevelt
The Kaiser ordered the torpedo boat reventr converted into a guardship at Wilhelmshaven to be rechristened Alice Roosevelt. The action reflects a tribute to Miss Roosevelt with the ceremony set for March 20. The vessel will serve in the imperial fleet and bears a prominent celebratory name.
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Miss Roosevelt
Wilhelmshaven
Prussia
Alice Roosevelt
Last German wheel crop lags 33 percent below 1900
The report notes the German wheel crop stands 33 percent below the level reached in 1900. This sharp drop signals strain on agriculture and potential impacts on supply and prices, reflecting broader agricultural decline in the period.
Ship riddle and a joke from Baltimore paper
A comedian with a rose tinted beard quips about a ship the audience parodies. The exchange explores a math style pun, asking the capstan weight and the crowd replies that it weighs the anchor, evoking a rowdy Baltimore scene.
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Baltimore American
Horseshoe types and care in oriental smithing
The common orient horseshoe is a plate covering the full underside of the hoof with a central perforation. Weighing about three fourths of a pound, native smiths cut these from wrought iron sheets and crudely shape them. For washing the face use soft water with pure soap such as castile. a completion brush helps remove scales dust and fatty secretions.
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Orient
Fragmentary exchange hints at personal tension in Browning cave
A fragmentary dialogue reveals strained feelings between two speakers and references Browning cave. The exchange centers on emotional conflict and a claimed failure to act on desire. No broader context is provided.
Neighbor Dispute Over Children Causes Exchange
Absurd exchange between two neighbors as one complains their children intrude at the other’s home for long hours. The other retorts the claims are nonsense and notes the children spend much of the day elsewhere.
Primary election notice for Umatilla County delegates
Notice proclaims a Democratic county convention primary in Umatilla County to be held March 2 1902 at the county courthouse and a county precinct primary on March 25 at 2:00 PM. Pendleton precincts list polling sites in North Pendleton South Pendleton and East Pendleton with hours from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at specified streets and locations.
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Umatilla County
Court House
Said
Pendleton
Baston
North Pendleton
Weter
Male
Garden
Webb
Bailroad
Pendletre
Maunegreen
Western Canada Kennel Club opens its eleventh exhibition
Winnipec Manitoba hosts the eleventh annual Western Canada Kennel Club show opening under favorable conditions. More than 50 thoroughbred canines are on display with diverse breeds from across Canada and the United States. Judging by James Cole of Kansas City begins shortly after the opening and highlights include top entries like King Charles, Bienheims, and black and tan varieties.
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Winnipec
Man
Western Canada
Kennel Club
Canada
Dominion
United States
King Gharies
Bienheims
Black and Tane
James Cole
Kansas City
Willie Collier to Stage The Diplomat at Madison Square
In New York on March 26 the week features Martha Morton’s Drew comedy The Diplomat produced for the first time by William Collier at the Madison Square Theatre tonight. Collier is said to play a cool part in the new work and has assembled a strong compact company.
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New York
Martha Morton
William Collier
Madison Square Theatre
Angio Swiss Milk Co approves sale of US business
Stockholders of the AngioSwiss Condensed Milk Co met today and ratified the sale of the company s business in America to the Gail Borden Condenser Milk Co The purchase price was 21 90 0 The meeting took place in Zurich on March 2 and confirms the transfer of operations to the Gail Borden firm
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Zurich
AngioSwiss Condensed Milk Co
America
Gail Borden
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
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Tallman & CO
Pendleton VS. Walla Walla
Sam
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The
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W. E. Bond
A. Vinson
T. J. Kirk
D. C. Brownell
Buttercreek
J. H. Raley
Freewater
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Listie
Chas Baker
Beauregard Street
J. E. Proutry
Ritzville
Arthur Knight
G. W. Knight
Helix
St. Louuis
Miles May
Stroy
Britt
Oriestal Horseshors
Frou
Browning
Willie Colliers
Angio
Seid
Simon
Owl
Ukiah Sy Muster
Pi Ridge
Alba
Ukisk
Tallman
Pendleg
ST. Joe Stor
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Furnitost
M. A. Rader
Main and
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Loitte Walt
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