Lecture on Louis Agassiz at Weston Normal School
On May 4 1902 Professor J H Munson of Ellensburg Washington gave a lecture on Louis Agassiz in the Weston normal school chapel. It marked the final lecture of the Beattie faculty organized course to six prior lectures plus musical and elocutionary entertainment. Local residents and visitors attended as Promoters express thanks.
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State Normal School
Weston
J. H. Munson
Ellensburg
Wash
Louis Agassiz
Normal School
Beattie
F. H. Coffin
Portland
George W. Proebster, Jr
Nampa
Idaho
Margaret Proebster
Tacoma
Fannie Patton Hospital
Robert Jamison
Mrs. Duncan
Walla Walla
Senator Proebster
Pendleton
Seal and Lamb Unite at Pendleton Court House
Marriage license issued Tuesday afternoon by the county clerk to Sam Seal and Ida Lamb of Pendleton. Justice Kimberk officiated the ceremony at the court house.
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Dleton
Kimberk
Sam Seal
Ida Lamb
Bride and groom wed at clerk’s office in Hunt's Junction
Justice F. W. Kimberk accompanies the couple to the courthouse where after receiving the papers the groom and bride are married and become husband and wife before departing for their future home at Hunt's Junction.
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Hunt's Junction
Court House
F. W. Kimberk
Adams
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Cures Many Skin Ailments
Dangerous if neglected. Burns cuts and wounds often fail to heal and become troublesome sores. De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve prevents such consequences and can cure even aggravated injuries. A user in Indiana reported a leg sore lasting thirty years healed after trying the salve. Beware of counterfeits. Tallman & Co.
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de Witt
H. C. Hardy
Yankeetown
Ind
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Papers Not Served In Damartini Show Case
Sheriff Fred Huntington and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Winfree were involved when an Italian man, Demartini, tried to file an attachment against Pan-American show lions in Portland Pendleton and Baker City. He entered a lion cage with raw meat, provoking bites and claws. The man sought damages but received none, pursued Portland and Pendleton without success, and the show’s receipts were set aside to satisfy the owner. The eastward move of the show ends any hope for Demartini.
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Fred Huntington
Winfree
Baker City
Fred Demartini
Martini
Portland
Demartini
Pendleton
Debtors Told to Settle Debts to D Kemler
All parties knowing themselves indebted to D Kemler are notified to call and settle at once and pay costs.
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D. Kemler
Miss Rachel Ray Leads in Supreme Court Bar Examinations
In a sparse session the court examined fourteen applicants for admission to the bar. Ten passed and four failed. Miss Rachel Ray of Portland led the class and is hailed as the first and only woman admitted to the state bar. Other successful entrants included Will M. Peterson, Charles W. Ziegler, and L. W. Lewis, with various areas naming supporting attorneys and endorsements from several state judges. The Turner Oliver case continued in the afternoon, rooted in a 1891 Union county dispute over pasturing stock, with $275 awarded in the lower court and an appeal proceeding.
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Rachel Ray
Supreme Court
Court House
Frank E. Moore
Blackstone
Portland
Will M. Peterson
North Carolina
Charles W. Ziegler
Ohio
L. W. Lewis
Arkansas
Albert P. Johnson
Woodson L. Patterson
James FP. Perry
Ear Sanders
Robert H. Lloyd
Scottte Henderson
Oregon
Peterson
David M. Furbes
Supreme Court of
M. H. Justice
Fourteenth Judicial District
Tennessee
Turner Oliver
Respondent
James H. Hutchinson
W. R. Hutchinson
Hutchinson Bros., Appellants
Union County
Appellants
Leroy Lomax
Appellant
T H. Crawford
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments Arrive in Pendleton
E H Wilson of Echo and S V Knox of Weston are in town, while J R Means and J W Morrow with wife stay at local hotels. J W Seriber, Republican candidate for joint senator from Union and Umatilla, is registered at Hotel Pendleton from La Grande. George Barnhart, a Umatilla pioneer now in Portland, arrived to oversee county interests. Rev C A Wooddy resigns as Pacific Baptist editor after 12 years. Miss Georgia Folsom returns from Walla Walla with a prized black cockerel spaniel pup from Astoria. George McGaughey of Camas Prairie reports improving range and stock conditions. Jack Swart departs O R N office for Athena. friends convey best wishes.
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E. H. Wilson
Echo
S. V. Knox
Weston
J. R. Means
Umatilla
J. W. Morrow
Heppner
Pendleton
J. W. Seriber
Union
la Grande
George Barnhart
Jack Swart
O. R. & N. Company
the Chronicle
Athena
Mr. Swart
The Vatican Gets First Renovation in Four Centuries
The Vatican has begun a historic overhaul the first in 400 years affecting about 11 000 rooms including the pope s private apartments. The project aims to modernize facilities while preserving historic interiors as experts coordinate with church authorities.
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Vatican
Trinity Episcopal church sells half block on Oak Street
Trinity Episcopal Church Portland has authorized selling its Oak street half block, four 100 by 200 foot lots. The agent may sell en tire or in single lots once purchasers for three lots are secured. Proceeds must be at least 75000 dollars. If sold for 75000, a new stone brick church will rise on the Wash ington Couch Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets block, to meet immediate needs though not necessarily completed immediately.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Portland
Oak Street
Washington, Couch, Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Ascension Day Services At Church Of The Redeemer
Thursday feast of the ascension will feature divine services at the Church of the Redeemer with holy communion starting at 1 a m. The offering from the service will be devoted to general missions. W E Potwine rector.
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Church of the Redeemer
General Missions
W. E. Potwine
Lost Mare Reward Offered at Ayres Barn
A gray mare with a reached mane is lost. Branded on the left hip is a half circle over a cross. A bay mare also lost is branded with D on the left shoulder and a diamond on the right shoulder. A suitable reward will be paid to the finder who returns them to T. W. Ayres' barn.
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T. W. Ayres
Provisions at Rampart Alaska May Not Last Until River Opens
Provisions at Rampart Alaska will scarcely be sufficient to supply everyone there until the river opens though no danger of starvation is anticipated.
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Rampart
Alaska
Helen Keller Spelling Opens Knowledge via Doll
In the May Ladies' Home Journal Helen Keller recalls how a doll sparked her learning. Her teacher finger-spelled the word doll into Keller's hand and she soon spelled the word herself. She describes progress to spell many words and learn that everything has a name.
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Helen Kel Jer
May Ladies’ Home Journal
Excursion to Athena by Oregon Railroad & Navigation
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company plans a Sunday excursion from Walla to Athena for the baseball game. It intends to provide ample accommodations to prevent crowding seen on the Pendleton trip.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Rennor
Walla
Athena
Pendleton
Voter Registration Deadline Warns of Ballot Loss
A notice states that failure to register before May 15 will forfeit the right to vote in the upcoming June election. It emphasizes the registration deadline and the consequence of inaction for eligible residents seeking to participate.
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Cregemvan
News OF
Seal and Lamb
Oua
Stationery
Oxfords
THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Oliver Vs. Hutchinson
Fairbank
Georgia Folsom
Folsom
Astoria
George McGaughey
Camas Prairie
McGaugher
Trinity Church
Helen Keller
Court Street
Saving’s Bank
Fry
Market St
San F
Three Volum International Encyclopasdicary
the Lyons Mergantile CO
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
the Progressive Furniture Deal
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendleton, Ores
Lee
U. S
C. F. Colesworthy
East
Alta Street
Penadieto
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