Great Horse Show Parade Opens Tomorrow in City
Horse exhibit to form parade along the fall pavilion front at 10:30 am with ladies leading the line from Webb street. Capt M. Kern heads the riding brigade. pedigrees released for five horses including Anselm 18 170 Election Belles 40157 and Togo 42 515 with owners in Pendleton Oregon and nearby states.
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Webb Street
Main
Rcore
Fred Crawford
Mra
John Trust
Charles Cole
Charles’ Greulich
M. B. Gwinn
W. J. Furnish
B. P. Marshall
W. T. Hislop
J. M. Kechey
Eva Froome
Frieda Roesch
Norma Alloway
Mise Filme Thompson
Mise Adame
Mine Maude Sheridan
Mise Gertrude Sheridan
Miew Henrice Ruppe
Mire Unn Smith
Adina Raley
Fins Laura Coutts
Mia
W. P. Temple
Mise Ivy Kimbrell
Jessie Folsom
Kern
Anselm
James A. Foo
Pendleton
Gregory
Barondale
Baron Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Hambletonian
Ansalma
Elaine
Green Mountain Maid
M. Larahee
Deer Lodge
Mont
Election Bells
Geo. Peringer
Oregon
Mendels
Mendecina
Electionéer
Lady Claire
Palo Alto Stock Farm
Menlo Park
California
Togoh
Dan P. Smythe
Fendleton
Maple Town Prince
Ramadin
Arthurton
Lady Lane
Lady McCunn
Mary Skinner
M. BL. Harter
Meadowville
Missouri
Victor—Bey
W. EL. Graham
Canton
Electronear
Maggie Dooly
Tam Ongood Maid
John Dooly
Walla Walla
Wash
Alton
Hlack
J. A. Oge
Altamont
Almont
Abdallah
Jay Louch
Vancouver
Riots in Barithet and Rawal Pindi Draw British Troops
Anti European rioting in Barithet and Rawal Pindi in the Punjab sparks British troops patrols. Dozens of Hindu houses damaged and many shops burned, including garages and motor vehicles. Panic spreads among European residents across India.
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Allahabid
India
Rawalpind
Punjab
Britlah
Parade exhibit cards to track animal entries and handlers
A description outlining how cards listing animal name, pedigree, record time if a speeder, additional details, and the rider or person in charge can speed information collection. The committee may gather these cards into the parade files for efficient record keeping.
Death of J F L Sharpstein at Eighty
The Walla Walla Statesman reports the death of Benjamin L. Sharpstein of Walla Walla after a long career as lawyer and public servant. A territorial legislator and constitutional convention delegate, he helped build early public school systems. He died Thursday morning from heart trouble, ending a distinguished life in the Northwest legal field.
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Walla Walla
JF. L. Sharpatein
West
State of Washington
Citheons
Benjamin L. Sharpstein
United States
Sharpstein
Sharpstein & Sharpstein
Expedite lieu selections prompt promise of action
Governor Chamverlain reported yesterday from Washington that the land office will speed up land selections for educational purposes. The general land office plans new regulations allowing indemnity wheeland selections in place of fractional parcels, with state officers aided in the process. Oswald Wert and George Brown were in the capital as witnesses in the Myde-l Benson case, which has been postponed to October, while Westpaleo reviewed Interstate Commerce Commission methods.
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Chamverlain
Omwnald West
Washington, D. C
Say
The
Salem Statesman
Oregon
General Land Office
Ballinger
Land Office
Oswald Wert
George Brown
Washington, D.C
Witnemeer
Four Inches of Snow Hits Midwest in Early May
Snow covers Nebraska and Missouri areas with freezing temperatures and wind. Reports from Lincoln, Chicago, Wichita, and Kansas City describe sleet and cold, with anticipated damage to crops and fruit. The system extends across eastern Nebraska, northern Missouri, and parts of Kansas and Illinois, forcing winter conditions to resume.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Ilinois
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Tiinois
Lake Michigat
Kans
Wichita
Kan
Dud Telephone Girls Strike Shuts Puget Sound Lines
In San Francisco on May 3 a 600‑member telephone girls strike began at 6 am in Seattle and other Puget Sound cities. Linemen pledged support and may join tonight. The walkout targets a new pay scale with a 30 to 97.50 dollar monthly range, while current wages run 28 to 50 dollars. Reports say Hello Girls are being imported from Portland and Los Angeles to replace strikers.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Hello Girls
Portland
Los Angeles
Seattile
Puget
Murder of Cleveland Child Found in Barrel Yard
May 3 report from Cleveland details the killing of 3 year old Alex Hovoung, missing since Monday. Police pursued kidnap theory. body found in a whiskey barrel behind a grocer’s store, clothing stripped except underwear. Neck marks, a red rope line, and bruising indicate murder. coroner cites drowning and other injuries as possible causes.
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Cleveland
Alex Hovoung
Bartlee
David Hoen- Wig
Hin
Mining Disaster Claims Two at Sullivan Mine
At Kimberly British Columbia in the Sullivan mine two men named William Rogere and Horace McCoy were killed when drilling into a misdrilled hole. The report notes wheat and corn price figures alongside the fatal incident.
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Kimberly
B.C
Sullivan
Willian Rogere
Horace McCoy
Pendleton Seeks 20 000 Population Boosters Club
Over 100 signatures gathered in Pendleton to form a 20 000 population boosters club modeled after Spokane and Walla Walla efforts. Aims to promote New Industries, attract residents, and unite business leaders and citizens, with a future monster meeting at the Commercial Association parlors and badges reading 20 000 population for Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Spokane
The
Commerce Association
Visitors See The Field Meet In Walla Walla May Day
In ideal weather about 3000 spectators watched Pendleton high school dominate tryouts and win seven events as field meets unfold. Leaders include Nancy of Ellensburg and Miss Cornan of Spokane contending in a declamatory contest won later. Pendleton holds strong chances in several events.
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Walla Walla
Naxcy
Ellensburg
Mise Cornan
Spokane
Mirae Irma Dorris
Pendleton
Wolla Willa High School
Pendleton High School
Turner
Jay
Dickson
Day
IL. Means
Arthur Keenan
New School Laws Require County Oversight on Plans
Salem May 3 The new school law requires county superintendents to approve building plans for third class districts before construction. State and Georgia school departments provide plan booklets with elevations and specifications, kept in offices and not loaned out.
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New Law
Salem
Namne
Ackerman
State School Department of Georgia
Pamphivet
Two Americans Arrested in Guatemala Bomb Plot
In Guatemala City on May 3 two Americans, Wilkinson a railroad contractor and Cooke, were arrested for throwing a bomb at Cabrera. Police found dynamite and electrical firing gear at Wilkinson’s house near the crime scene.
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Guatemala City
Wilkinson
Cooke
Cabrera
Boss Cox Reads His Orders Seeks to Bar Roosevelt
Cincinnati on May 3 reports ex boss George B Cox reentering the presidential race after issuing a mandate that national and municipal issues must be segregated or Republicans will lose the city. New York also notes a stockbroker William Saley filing for bankruptcy with principal creditor William Arthrout of Pasadena claiming $23 275.
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Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Ohio
George B. Cox
New York
William Saley
William Arthrout
Pasadena
Calif
Three More Bodies Retrieved From Whipple Mine
Hilnton Vermont May 5. The bodies of three miners killed by the Whipple mine explosion were brought out today, raising the known dead to 14. Rescue teams continued efforts as officials assessed damage and safety conditions at the mine site.
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Hilnton
Whipple
A O P Temple Cornerstone Ceremony At Baker City
The A O P temple cornerstone in Baker City cost about 20000 to 30906 and marks a grand lodge home. Congressman Ellis led the ceremony as principal speaker with Marion F. Davis and W Levine directing events. A parade, banquet, and initiatory work followed, with speeches by Ellis and others at the Sagamore hotel.
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Baker City
Ellis
Knights of Pythiny
Gauntlet Lodge No
W. R. Ellis
Marion F. Davis
Oregon
W. Levine
Gauntlet Lodge
Paker City
Comppany
Grand Lodge
Vaalting Heights
Lodge
Faker City
Sagamore Hotel
W. & Levine
Elis
Dawis
Freight rate dispute and Harriman inquiry continue
A special examiner from the Interstate Commerce Commission probes a 17 cent excess in sugar shipments from Colorado to the Atlantic. The commission defers actions to compel Harriman to answer questions from the railroad methods inquiry. Standard Oil lawyers seek a new trial in the Chicago & Alton rebating case. Judge Beatty denies pressuring the grand jury in the Borah land fraud inquiry.
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Deatty
Borah
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
Atlantic
Harriman
Washington
Standart
Standard Oil
Chicago & Alton
Kuroki Delays Eastward Start This Saturday
General Kuroki arrives late and will depart for the east on Saturday morning instead of Friday. He is a guest of Seattle today and has many invitations to visit other cities, but time constraints prevent further travel.
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Kuroki
Seattle
Three Sults for Divorce Filed in Butler Pendleton Cairo
Lulu G Smith sues James A Smith for divorce after their September marriage in Butler Missouri. Anna Johnson seeks a divorce from Edgar C Johnson after a Pendleton marriage on February 18 1999. Charles Stanton petitions against Elizabeth Stanton with all three cases handled by Peter West as attorney.
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Lulu G. Smith
James A. Smith
Butler
Missouri
Anna Johnson
Edgar C. Johnson
Pendleton
Charles Stanton
Elizabeth Stanton
Cairo
Tlinots
Peter West
Neagle Bros Build Transfer Wagon for Joseph Company
W Neagle Brow completed a transfer wagon for the Joseph Transfer company of Joseph in Wallowa county. The wagon follows the popular local model and is among several built by Neagle Bros for external towns. In recent years many wagons have been sent across eastern Oregon and Washington.
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Homemule Transfer
W. Neagle Brow
Joseph Transfer Company
Joseph
Wallowa County
Neagle Bros
Oregon
Washington
Remains of Joseph Stansberry Buried in Independence
Remains of Joseph Stansberry, killed in an accident near Hatton Washington last Saturday, were buried yesterday in Independence Oregon, the Stansberry family’s old home. J F R Stansberry of this city, a brother of the deceased, is expected to return home from Independence tonight.
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Independence
Joseph Stansberry
Hatton
Wash
Oregon
Stansberry
J. FR. Stansberry
Dr D J McFaul sells spirited brick driving horse
Dr D J McFaul has sold his fine brick driving horse to James Beck the horse dealer because the animal is too spirited for the doctor’s needs.
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D. J. McFaul
James Beck
Explosion at gunpowder magazine devastates town
A blast at a gunpowder magazine in Cinton Chita May killed or injured many. Twenty-one corpses were recovered from the rubble, with about one hundred killed or hurt. Fifteen buildings were destroyed and fire swept the debris as responders, workers, and authorities rushed to the scene amid horror.
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Cinton
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B. L. Sharpstein
Lizzard
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Illinois
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Ozark Mountains
Brooklyn
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Amouther
Meveland
Hienen
Chieten
Commercial Association
Boss Cox
A. O. P. Temple Cornerstone
Interstate Commission
Dewiwood
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