British torpedo boats to patrol Chink coast amid war talk
A report notes six British torpedo boats ordered from Gibraltar toward the Chinese coast. Other items mention Grand Duke Serge killed by Prince Obofemsky, a stubborn prisoner. the tiny island state Tara Bora with 60 inhabitants. J Pierpont Morgan buying Dickens story manuscript for an undisclosed sum. and a UK lake depth record at Loch Moray. Also an obituary for Catherine McKinney of Glen Gardner aged 76 who served as nurse 65 years, plus a Michigan domestic disturbance ending in gunfire at Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Catherine McKinney
Glen Gardner
N. J
Hunter- Gom
Wirren
New Jersey
Northwest News Roundup From Seattle To Portland
A Seattle brewer strike looms as workers threaten action. In Baker City a one year old boy drowns in Powder River. Northwest Dental College in Portland graduates forty one students on May 2. Helena grand jury returns 35 indictments including 16 for land frauds. John Otty near Portland injured by a blast. Hillyard Spokane opts to incorporate independently. Vancouver Washington reports a pistol duel. Reynolda dies, Padden wounded but recovering. Roosevelt recovers from Cuban fever and rests at a mountain camp. Portland independent prohibitionists nominate a ticket. The supreme court upholds a lower ruling. Norman Williams must hang for Alma Nesbitt's murder amid claimed omens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Baker City
Hoopers
Powder River
Northwest Dental College
Portland
United States Grand Jury
Helena
Mont
John Otty
Hillyard
Spokane
Vinecouver
Wash
T. W. Padden
Charles RB
Reynolda
Padden
Roosevelt
B. Lee Paget
Auantor
E. P. Northrup
F. McKercher
E. ©. Miller
Supreme Court
Normin Willams
Dallea
Alma Nesbitt
Sixty acres river bottom land for sale near city limit
Sixty acres river bottom land adjoining the city limit in an excellent state of cultivation with good improvements. Promises a big profit on the investment as offered by E. T. Wade & Son via Box 324. Phone Black 1111. Office in E. O. Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wade & Son
E. O
Academy Seeks $1500 Grant for Dormitory at Inland Empire School
HELP THE ACADEMY urges Pendleton presbytery to back a $1500 grant from the General Education Board for the coming year. The academy reports its best financial year yet, plans a 26-seat dormitory for outside pupils, and appeals to Eastern Oregon churches to promote and support the school, the only Presbyterian institution in the Inland Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Educational Board
Academy
Punis
Pendleton Presbytery
Easter
Oregon
Raksing
Inland Empire
Pendléton
Pendleton
Wicinity
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
W. B H. Blenkney
Want More Railroads Oregon Development League Passes Resolutions
Henry Hahn of the Open River committee of the Portland Chamber of Commerce submitted a resolution at the Oregon Development League meeting. It urges railroads to build and extend transportation facilities to unserved areas of Oregon, noting the state’s natural resources and land awaiting development. Traveling men’s day at Portland is June 10, with about 2000 expected from Seattle and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Development League
Henry Hahn
Open River’ Committee
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Oregon Development Lcieue
Oregon
Portland
Seattle
Tacom
Hotel Arrivals List From The St George
A long guest roster records arrivals at The St George hotel including guests from Portland Spokane La Grande Ontario San Francisco and New York. Names include Jacobs EK Norton Jackson Harris Kruse Simpson Abbott Dunlop Moor Gardner Richardson Peterson Downer Kessler Solis Stanfield Brown Crawford and others. The crowd spans several cities indicating a busy travel period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Jacobs
Portland
EK. Norton
Sumpter
C.H. Jackson
Whitlam
King
Ontario
George W. Harris
G. ©. Kruse
New York
George Simpson
Anooxile
A. J. Abbott
A. TH. Dunlop
Cancade Locks
H. W. Moor
Chicago
F. J. Gardner
G. P. Richardson
Hoppner
J. H. West
St. Louis
Will m H. Peterson
Athena
Samuel D. Peterson
Milton
Mra. Blackburn
Walla Walla
Mra
F. M. Allen
Dayton
T. Thomas
Howard
J. A. Alliaon
L. Downer
Spokane
F. L. Goodnough
Porthand
J. Kessler
Moscow
Ivanhoe
la Grande
E.G. Stanfield
Echo
Charles Brown
San Francisco
T. H. Crawford
A. N. Solis
J. H. McCulloch
Yale
Names of residents listed in La Grande area notice
A long list of individuals and households from La Grande and surrounding areas including Echo Salem Lebanon and Spokane, with many residents and spouses named along with other cities like Portland Mitton Athena and Walla Walla. The fragment reads like a society or distribution notice listing names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bickers
George Crable
la Grande
John Brookler
W. Childin
Puso Kruger
A. Hillstott
H. Seegrist
A. M. Crawford
Salem
M. A. Miller
Lebanon
Georgie Pury
Echo
E. P. Jarmon
David Link
B. McKinney
Portland
S. A. Frans
Spokane
C. E. Beam
City
Lee Moorhouse
E. E. Gamber
Ukiah
Lilie Arnold
Muggie Murphy
Fair Play
Hertha Powell
Berkeley
George W. Mayer
Yale
Jay van Buren
Robert Cotner
Paul and Wife
E. T. Contello
Starbuck
J. Te Vinson
Mitton
J. W. Smith
Athena
May Jones
Davis Lik
Eugene
Mra. 8
Swangte
Kameln
W. A. Gilliam
J. C. Biasett
Charles W. Fullooch
Juniper
Local names listed in city and regional notices
A reader-supplied roster lists numerous individuals and towns including Mins McAteer in Walla Walla, Mrs E L Tatum in the city, Harry Hearthman in the city, and others such as Roy W Rittier, A Bheverman, George W Byte, Emil Well of New York, T C 8 Smith of Kansas City, William Smith of Baker City, Adams of Clarkston Washington Go A Reinbold Burns Everett Hicks Canyon City B T Burns Moscow Mrs Dayborough Baker City A D Leedy Canyon City 8 I Jones Portland B C Bertleson Home H A Dorand San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins McAteer
Walla Walla
E. L. Tatum
City
Harry Hearthman
Schmeer
Roy W. Rittier
Elty
A. Bheverman
George W. Byte
Eity
Emil Well
New York
T. C
Canyon City
B. T. Burns
Moscow
Mrs. Dayborough
Baker City
A. D. Leedy
I. Jones
Portland
B.C. Bertleson
Home
H. A. Dorand
San Francisco
The Singing Evangelists To Lead Pendleton Evanges
Beginning May 2 7 30 pm Mr and Mrs Frank McCarty will conduct evangelistic services at Thompson Street Methodist church in Pendleton with singing as the main feature They come with a strong reputation for effective outreach and large choirs Their Moody Bible Institute training backs up a program of short sermons and varied musical offerings Rev J L Tallian and Rev Edward Baker are among the visiting preachers A cordial invitation is extended to attend three meetings Also notes East Oregonian reporter Fred Lockley visited Pilot Rock and Portland has 150 candidates for a city police job
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCarty
Thompson Street Methodist Church
Pendleton
McCartys
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
J. L. Tallian
Michigan
Edward Baker
Athens
August events at Portland Fair headline Lewie and Clark schedule
A fragmented August calendar lists Lewie and Clark band performances and Lewis and Clark world track events across many cities including San ta Crux Santa Cruz, Napa, Beneda, Gilroy and Sacramento. It also notes Sunday services, civics conferences, irrigations congresses, and various state and regional gatherings, all tied to August dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewie and Clark
Clerke
William Clark
Kentucky
Fresno
Modesto
Merced
Hayward
Dlerke
Santa Crux
Witeonville
Salinas
Monterey
Pacific Grove
Dierke
Valieja
Napa
Beneda
Gilroy
Lewis and Clark
Sacramento
Auditorium
Santa Rosa
Petaluma
Healdsburg
Ukiah
San Rafael
Stockton
Placerville
Navy
Michigan
Marysville
Chico
Oroville
Truckee
Colfax
Thurday
Wavy Sports
Eyrekd
Redding
Ted Blue
Biter
Sind Dunsmuir
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Lewis
San Francisco
Civics
Howe Racer
Tornopeak
Merke
Virginia City
Civink
Mikwouri
Curio City
Dierke' and I
Triva-Missippi
Civies
Instructive Osteopathy Advertisements Begin
In the East Oregonian a new series of ads by Dr Holsington a Kirksville osteopathy graduate will appear daily on page three. The notices promise instructive reading detailing what osteopathy is does patient treatment and related facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieriew
East
Oregoniaa
Holsington
Kirksville School of Osteopathy
Cate
Wool yield report from Mow Childers farm
A twelve month old lamb on Mow Childers farm produced 17 34 pounds of wool after shearing days ago. The flock totals 61 head, brought from the East by Mr Childers and Peter Whitaker. On Childers farm 10 sheep yielded about 12 to 13 pounds each. The flock comprises Lincoln breed sheep hoped to be the best on Ore ton farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childers
Oreton Farma
Corvallis
Edwen landslide halts Wyoming train service
A landslide at Edwen Wyoming covers the track 25 feet deep for 250 feet and interrupts service. All passengers mails and freight are being moved by wagon. Officials say it will take about 00 days to restore train operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwen
Wyoming
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Victor Talking MaChine Agency
Victor
Columbia and
Edison
Frederick Nolf & Co
General News
Gibraltar
Chink Coast
Grand Duke
Serius
Prince Obofemsky
Tara- Bora
Sardinia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Dickens
Eife
Loch Momy
United Kingdom
Europe
Norway
Italy
Bam Vandenbroeck
Lowell
Mich
Vandenbroeck
Vanidenbroeck
Northwest News
THE
Pendleton Institution
Walter Lewis
San Franciscco
Sam. Hester
J. Murr
W. McPfarlane
W. Webb
Maude Bltaney
BK. P. Dodd
H. C. Budenkoph
Kansas City
Charles E. Wolverton
F. A. Moore
I. K. Wethered and Wife
Albany
H. W. Minor
A. L. Kailent
Fair Dept
Pendleton E
the Singing Evangelists
M. BE. Church
Police Force of
National Irrigation Congress
Eureka
Brigham Day
Utah
Provo
Springville
Park City
Salt Lake City
Nor- Weglin
J.k.armsby Company
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