Death of Pendleton citizen Charles A Cameron
Charles A. Cameron a 14 year Pendleton resident and former Union soldier died en route home from Portland after months in St Vincent's hospital. Born December 7 1840 in Cabell county Virginia he served in the 39th Iowa Infantry and the 1st Iowa. He later held railroad and construction posts before becoming O R N superintendent of bridges and buildings. He leaves his widow and nine children and will be laid to rest Friday at 2 PM at the Church of the Redeemer under Rev. W. E. Potwine.
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Charles A. Cameron
Portland
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Heppier Junction
Cabell County
Wesleyan University of
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Iowa
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Buriington & Quincy Railroad
Hans Thielsen
Texas
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Burlington System
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R. W. Fletcher
Norval Jones
Eleanor
Charles A
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Josephine
Maybelle
Neal
Minalena
W. E. Potwine
Eddy Street Bridge Demand Sparks City Protest in Pendleton
A Pendleton resident denounces city leaders over failed street openings near the Eddy Street pump, urging a bridge over the millrace to stop trespassing and improve access. He recalls long delays, claims city officials favor wealthy interests, and condemns fence-blocked streets while demanding action.
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City of
Pendle
Eddy Street
Pendleton
Council
Clapton
Court Street
Boas
Joproer
O. R. N. Officials to Visit Hermiston for Industrial Meeting
A party of Oregon Short Line officials led by K B Miller general freight agent C J Millis livestock agent K R Judson industrial agent and A B King claims department will tour Eastern Oregon visiting Huntington and Baker City before returning to meet farmers and stockmen in the area next Saturday March 26 The group aims to discuss industrial questions and promote county industry including early coinage and stock sales origins in Umatilla County and plans for rapid industrial progress.
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C. J. Millis
KR. C. Judson
A. B. King
Claims Department
Huntington
Baker City
Oregon
Miller
Judson
Umatilla
Will Quit The Arena Pro Wrestler Frank Lewis Retires
Frank Lewis a former local pro wrestler says he will retire from the profession after a bout in Bourne Monday night. He cited waning interest and light receipts as reasons. His last match saw him lose to the highly noted opponent known as the Strong German.
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Frank Lewis
Bourne
Europe
America
Lewis
Frazer's Leg Breaks in Evening Scuffle
J A Frazer, driver for Pacific Express, fractured his leg in a friendly scuffle with Jesse Gault last night. He slipped on a floor opening and the leg broke between knee and hip, then was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital where he rests easily today.
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Ing J. A. Fraser
Pacific Express Company
Jesa Gault
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dr T H B Anderson to Preach in Pendleton and Columbia College
Dr T H B Anderson will arrive in Pendleton on April 15 and preach nightly at the MB church Booth until May 8, then deliver the commencement sermon at Columbia College. He recently closed a revival at Shelbina Missouri with 100 conversions and accessions, and church members are urged to pray for spiritual awakening and salvation.
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T. H. B. Anderson
Pendleton
Booth
Columbia College
Shelbina
Stubblefield Will Case Postponed to April First
By mutual agreement the Stubblefield will case proceedings are postponed until April 1. Judge Brents of Walla Walla will hear arguments, with the injunction staying in effect and all work on the home halted until the hearing date.
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W. D. Fletcher
Mmilitary
Hanias
Pletcher
Stubblefield
Jnttorney A
Stubblefeld
Rents
Walla Walla
Brents Ia
Nanvet
Vida Goldstein Runs For Congress in Australia
Vida Goldstein received 61 000 votes for member of the Australian congress but was defeated by a small majority. She faced a tight election result with a narrow margin separating the winner from her candidacy.
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Vida Goldstein
Australian Congress
Land Rush on Umatilla Reservation Drives Private Ownership
The Umatilla lands are being sold to the highest bidder after appraisal, as heirs seek money. White buyers acquire prime tracts, while fears of future title disputes persist. aging chiefs petition for land sales, and decedents’ heirs convert tribal allotments to private holdings.
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Umatilla
Nixon settles with union over Walla Walla theater dispute
R. J. Nixon, manager of the Walla Walla theater, has settled the quarrel with the Musicians Union. Union musicians played for the Blanch Walsh company last night, marking the first time in two months that a union musician appeared in the theater.
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R. J. Nixon
KR. J. Nixon
Walla Walla Theater
Musicians’ Union
Inne
Blanch Walsh
Second Prize Dance Organized by Professor McMinn
The second prize dance of a series will be held at Armory Hall on Saturday night. Professor McMinn leads a dancing club formed with local Pendleton youth, accepting a hearty welcome and planning to maintain a permanent close association here.
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Professor McMinn
Armory Hall
Pendleton
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