Attempted murder scare at Allen saloon echoes earlier Miller case
Reports describe Bob Bates firing at Allen in a saloon after being ordered out for card games. Estes intervened as the shot was blocked, Bates jailed, with Allen and Estes facing fallout over gambling in the same establishment. court bonds set and related remarks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bates
Bal OG
Allen
Bates
J. Henry Miller
EB. L. Min
Mr. Allen
Estes
Bondanen
Dave
Estee
Himsalf
Bel
Eaton
Allun
Ariel
Eabie
Batop
Atl
Alee
Iwl
Chen
Oromty
Local notices and advertisements mix in crowded Stillman’s page
Brevities list various shop offerings from Stillman’s area including cigars ice cream butter and fresh produce. Ads tout Deemott’s strawberries W White House grocery spring chickens and porcelain wares at multiple stores. A short note on a murder-accident case at Burns Oregon appears amid weather wear and wool market updates and a railway verdict in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
R. Martin'n
Martin's
Thutto's
Penatt’s
McCall's Bazaar
Buciness
Vanehai
Wessel Department
Nolf's
Wright
Teettcher
Clul
James A. Fee
Wetton
Ayeton
Dele Anderson
Tlarey Culinty
Orregon
Way
Francee
Burns
Etravk
Sterling's On the Suwanee River at Fraser
The southern drama in five acts opened Monday evening at the Fraser with Stella Mayhew as Aunt Lumly delivering a standout performance. The Fountain City male quartet drew applause though the house was not as full as the show deserved. The company, led by Mayhew, met high audience expectations, and overall the production received warm appreciation despite the modest crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Suwanee
Fraser
Stella Mayhew
Aunt Lumly
Ani
May Lewin
Fountain City
Pendleton
Wheat market firm on Chicago exchanges despite lower cables
Report by J. L. Ray and Co. notes a firmer wheat market in Chicago amid lower cables. Trading ranged with July and nearby contracts showing slight price movements as nerves linger from overnight lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ray & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
May
Chicago
Paul
Supreme Court hears school case and bar exam results
The Supreme Court hears an appeal from Union County over mining property debts of 1908.75 while a class of four young men is admitted to practice after examinations. The docket expands to 47 cases with multiple counties and attorneys listed, including Hooper Newton, and Wm C Smith opening for the appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
BF. B. Conklin
Potilie Aehowle
Civion
Union County Involume
L. W. Tatrridge
A. J. Hooper
W. Newton
Union County
Hooper
Newton
Tablimandyn Howe
Eenator
Wm. C Sinith
Appellint
Tallady
T. H
Moon
Justine
Elise
A. Th. Winfree
Baker City
Walter §. Burleigh
Enterprise
Henry Croce
Arlington
Thinathye Brownbill
Daltos
Dave
A. Roe
Ant Smith & Heilner
Wy . Huteher
Astll
Brown
I. Hy Brown
Baker
Haker
Appenl
Ondon
J. A. Bateb
Appli
T. A. Crawford
Tanner Oliver
Reap
Farmers & Trulere National Bank
Wai. Corde
Onion
Slater
H Crawford
Union Couety
Ian White
Atte
Ani C.F. Iyide
Pew
OH. Crawford Wid
M. Carroll
M. Eilts
Rachel Wilts
Chow County
Wilson
J. M. Knowles
Taker
A. A. Rhea
Morrow County
A.D. Gorley
C.K. Redtheld
Winehart Touring Mill Suspected of Fire Loss
Teleyphonic reports from Summerville say the Winehart touring mill burned Monday night. Proprietor A. Rinehart and son H C Rinehart ran a plant with a large daily capacity. Details are unclear as the fire’s cause and extent could not be fully learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerville
Union County
Winehart
Rinehart
Vendiota
Portland
A. Rinehart
Wen E
H.C. Rinehart
National Prohibition Orator Spoke at Court House Monday
John G. Weeley the prohibition candidate spoke at the court house Monday night addressing temperance themes and denouncing Goanet Dired dees while urging support for the prohibition party. The message urged attention to kidney health and mentioned Pioneer Drag Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Weeley
Court House
Jonh G. Weeley
Prohibition
Wooley
Volev
Pioneer Drag Store
Barrow Escape Thrilling Workman Near Fatal Saw Accident
Charles Patoude a mill worker at Shier face narrowly escaped a deadly accident as a revolving saw with an iron frame entangled his clothes. He was hurled across the floor and a portion of his clothing was torn, though he survived with injuries described as a brown on the hip. Fellow workers witnessed the peril as the saw spun, leaving the cause and full extent of injuries unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olvorpia
Charles Patoude
Shier Face
Bose Entanglal
Lide Hiveried
Pseude
Constitution Over Porto Rico Declares U S Jurisdiction
Judge William Lovhran of the U S district court holds that the constitution of the United States extends over Puerto Rico without congressional action. The ruling arose from a writ of mandamus in a case involving a native Puerto Rican convicted by a military divisional court and confined in a U S prison. Judge Lovhran, a Democrat, was once Cleveland’s commissioner and later served on the federal bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Willian Lovhran
United States District Court
United States
Murty Kivo
Congress
War Department
Loebren
Cleveland
Becky “M
Notable Visitors and Local Goss in Pendleton Whiskey Row
A parade of visitors comes to Pendleton including F L Moore from Baker City and J J Rand from Baker City registered at the Hotel Pendleton. Shifts in local society include Suny White, district attorney, and Judge A Poe Wort among Wallula branch attendees. Dr Frank Vaughan and wife plan a San Francisco visit to John Tay country. Local recovery news notes Mrs Kern’s pneumonia improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je A. Rate
Union
F. L. Moore
Baker City
Ivanhoe
la Grande
Pendleton
E. Coolran
J.B. Measick
Maker City
Penbléton
J. J. Rand
J.C. Mackinnon
Great Northern Railway
God
Co. Sh
Vincents
A. Poe Wort
Wallin Wallahranch
Jolie
Cranley
National Ripate
Thotel Panieton
Dartlett
Shiveriek
Colomuts
Shiverick
OM Malone
Mow &T
Suny White
Sane
Wii
Momlay
Anil
Frank Vaughan
San Finnciven
John Tay
Vavnglat
Elvin B. Craig
Edith Kina Oliver
Thurelay
Elk
Thomson Street
Mra W. CC. Kern
County Tremurer Kern
Trix
Prairie City
Bonwaya
Karsten Brothers Take Cattle in Seattle Deal
Frank Sloan and A H Thompson report Karsten Brothers of Seattle took all cattle bought under an early contract. About 700 head were contracted at 4.0 dollars, but the sale price fell to 4 during maturity. The firm acted in good faith by accepting the stock at a higher price to avoid a total loss for stockgrowers. The article also notes an astronomical event and planned U S maps exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howton
Flerbert Bowlen
Thoraight
Faith
Ark Edward
Janes & Howell
Ronn Basin
Grant County
Weemeer
Plains
Ohio
Oregon
United States Court
Walla Walle
A. L. Lindy
Walle Walla
Columbia Southern Railroad
Shalitioe
Wien
Thar Vallow
Frank Sloan
A. H. Thompson
Werere Tofay
Helio
Sloan
Karsten Brothers
Seattle
Warhingwa Giva Oheervatory
Minos Korat
Moor County
Ncl
Mainesville
Pike County
Delightful Party Blend Teases Guests With Cheerful Tea
A refined blend is pitched as a nonbitter, palate pleasing beverage for social gatherings. The description emphasizes a pleasant taste that will leave guests with a positive impression and avoid unfavorable memories of prior teas.
Afternoon Tea Named For Its Loose, Bright Brew
A note on an afternoon tea described as a flexible beverage good at any time. It is praised as a fine iced tea and titled for its casual, adaptable nature rather than a strict name.
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Ast
Gregori
Toe Maer
Gleaver Bros
Main Street
Penileton
Geegon
Ui Vrack
Peter West
J. Q. Hood
Justice of the
Crowley
Tallinn & Co
Kaat Oregonian
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
Tallman & Co
Corner
Alta Streets
Stillman's
Radley & Zelner
Choice Cigars
Dutton’s
Chas. Lane
Deemott's
Demott’s
Hiri
Biofteas
Faye
Prooperona Atockiner
de Witt
Wt. Baxter
North Brook
N. QC
Tallman d& Oy
Armory Lull
West
Kirkman’ Orchestra
Folssiom
Fide
Attar
Neve Aly Peywin
Peantiee
Permanant Wood
Joe Donnelhy
Suwanee River
Chicago Market
National Prohibition
Barrow
Pe Witt
D. J. Moore
Millbrook
Ala
Porto Rico
Owl Tea House
Locust Hill Poultry Yard
Harte
Mirmonth Jools Trown
Legler Bierk Ladeshen Mhoke Belatirl
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Or
P. A. Harvey
Stabie
Hivin Craig
Pendleton Et Supply House
Y Pendleton Umbrella Works
Hoybroke and
Aryl Pepatrid
Lowk
Hopalrine
Sverlyar Machtives
A. Ave & Son, Props. Ven Maton, Coren
Fred Walters
Cotte Toy
Fownr
MIT Averell Pewilte
Atwiys Te Tava
Lea & Perrins’ Sauce
Havi Riving
Duncan
New Yorks
Loomer
Gao
J. Pottner
Tald
Miehing Miten
Roe
Valine
Williams
Cd. Props
FOH
Dths
Pacific
Pullman
Polis DE Loth
Jpaango
Grad Forks
Crookston Winnepeg
Helesa and
Butte
Washington
Wolete
Japan
Ohtwa
Caviteton
Mount Sanity
Gother
Tio
Toy
Ban Ey
Bone
Bao
Dave York
Lownie
Bern
Jackson-Dickson Co
East Oregonian Building
Emer Wenters Lotitines
Anats
Toa Agricuituris
Riu Bo
Thowanuh
Joo
Mieaiaaigygis Valley
Lin Planus
He Iinet
Nurheullar
Praceal
Artieis
Lavalus
O. J. Panatrnia
Dolar Ori
Pepe Kent
Pabel
Auiac
Roviert
Almanuso
Bach Meath
Wasa Opy
Walle Dee
Judd Parme
Margguette Nubling
Alkeawn
Oregonian
Orange Judd Palmer
Aiddreus
East Oregonian Pub, CO
Eaat
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Pilect
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Gieted
USIOS
Fiat
Urana DE Siene
Coman
Ortland
Eac
Vast
Gulp
Spokane
Fast Mall
Te Wom
Esse Py Mn
Salt Lake
Denver
Fort
North Chia
Eise
St. Lotte
Chile
Vin
Oreron
Anaiyr Phe
Sai Prandena
Oonn Steamshipa
Coombts
Antony
Jared
Frake River
Saloni Hi
Alor
Walla
Pondisien
Columbia River Railway
Foritenge
Bt. Pwal
St. Tanne
Kangene City
St. Jon, Onanhis
W Adams
Agint
Wally Walp
Viata
Picran
Martin Bliep
Kansas City
Omaha
New York
Bistun
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