Murderess 16 Till Aln Murderess 16 Till Aln Woman Sareested on Train
The article reports investigators disputes over the body found at the Guinness house, with Dr. Long asserting it is not Mrs. Beulah Guinness due to manicure evidence and body weight. It notes possible accomplice activity in Aberdeen and misdirection to relatives, plus police tracing across several states.
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la Porte
Ind
Guinness Farm House
Ruelah Guinness
Harry H. Long
Long
Mrs. Guinness
Dr. Long
Guinness
Syracuse
Codin
Utica
Beulah Guinness
Chicago
Last bodies not found. Guinness home fire suspect in distress
No additional bodies were recovered today and authorities believe the search is over. Ray Lam shepherd, arrested in the Guinness home blaze, remains hysterical and alleges that Mrs. Guinness is persecuting him.
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Ray Lampherd
Guinness
Utica Probe Seeks Woman in Rail Murder Case
Efforts in Utica New York May seek to identify a woman found on a New York Central train as Mrs Belle Guinness the alleged La Porte murderess whose backyard grounds were used as a private graveyard for her victims A man who knew her before marriage claims recognition and may aid identification
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Chase
Asile Hoelguine
Andrew
la Porte
Belle Guinners
Rochester
New York
Syracuse
Utica
A. L. Hearon
Chicago
N. Y
Belle Guinness
Frelle Guinness
Religion Portars on Oakland Fleet Celebration Day
San Francisco reports Oakland day with vast crowds of sailors and visitors. Thousands of children toured the warships as a special reception for youths aboard Uncle Sam's vessels. Non sectarian services planned at the naval pavilion with denominational sessions in city churches. Pastors unite for social musical and literary entertainments during the fleet stay.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Uncle Sam
Naval
Rube Robbins Dead at Boise City Renowned Northwest Peace Officer
Reuben Reichbins known as Rube Robbins, longtime deputy U S marshal and frontier lawman, died at his Boise City home at age 72. He shaped Idaho law enforcement from 1864 onward, capturing many desperados and holding public roles as sheriff, warden, legislator, and detective. Also, Baker City promoters announce the Eagle valley railroad project is a certainty.
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Rube
Bolte City
Northwest
Boise City
Reuben Reichbins
United States
Idaho Territory
Robbins
Idaho
Adan County
Soouta
Pendleton
Oregon
Baker City
Fleet Arrival Draws Pendleton Visitors To Puget Sound
Thousands expected to view the Atlantic fleet as Northern Pacific runs a May 22 special from Pendleton, three passenger cars, round trip fare 12.30, tickets valid 14 days. Fleet to enter Puget Sound May 23, then Seattle and Tacoma stay. Oregon lines offer cheap rates to Portland to witness the spectacle. crowds may reach half a million.
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Pendleton
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific
Seattle
B. A. McKenna
N. P
Sound
Tacoma
0. R. & N. Company
Oregon
Portland
Priest Leads The Trap That Killed Baptist Members
In St Petersburg Russia two Baptist women were fatally hacked and about 50 others injured when a priest and Orthodox Church members lured them to a conference to discuss doctrinal differences. Outnumbered Baptists fled as attackers struck with scythes.
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Baptist Church
Fire wipes Goldendale and town threatened in blast
A Washington blaze burned through Goldendale, Klickitat County, melting telegraph wires and destroying property worth over $50,000. The jewelry store Smith & Gunning started the fire, quickly spreading to adjacent buildings as the hardware and general stores burned. By 3:30 a.m. the town faced ruin with the entire street damaged and communications down.
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Klickitat County
Goldendale
Washington
Beat
Klickitut County
Smith & Gunning
J. W. McKengle
J. E. Guppell
Referendum Rule Narrowed for Cities in Oregon
Judge Gan Tenbein in the circuit court ruled that the Oregon state referendum law does not apply to municipal ordinances unless the city charter is amended to give the law direct application. The decision clarifies limits on statewide measures affecting city governance and could affect pending city ordinances in Portland and other municipalities.
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Portland
May
Gantenbein
Circuit Court Today
Oregon
Wisconsin paper makers push black newspaper paper era
Appleton Wis May 8 Wisconsin paper manufacturers propose printing newspapers on black paper a cheaper grade made from old newspapers and rags white paper requires spruce or hemlock. The plan aims to preserve forests cut print paper costs about half and asks Eastern manufacturers to join in a nationwide concerted action with publishers.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Admiral Evans to begin overland journey after rest
Admiral Evans, exhausted by a brief banqueting hall visit, decides to leave for the continent this evening after consulting Dr. MacDonald. Despite his absence at a formal leave taking, thousands of sailors on shore leave will bid him farewell at the ferry station, with Oakland mole officers also saying goodbye.
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San Francisco
Admiral Evans
Evans
Doctor MacDonald
Oakland
Victim Swanhilda Gunness Found In Wisconsin
In Janesville Wisconsin one of Mrs Gunness alleged victims Swanhilda Gunness aged 13 was found yesterday. The girl, a child of Mrs Gunness first union, had not been heard from for months and was thought dead. She plans to pursue her share of her father's estate.
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Janesville
Wis
Thugs Attack Bluejackets Target Filden in Street Fight
In San Francisco during May, assailants attempted a street robbery targeting James Filden of the Vermont club. A struggle left Filden hospitalized with a fractured skull, prompting police investigation into the assault.
Morrow County Court Goes to Heppner for Circuit Session
Judge H J Bean and District Attorney Phelps left for Heppner to prep for circuit court opening Monday. Many important criminal cases are set for trial, including two murder trials, with the session possibly lasting through the month. A grand jury will be asked for by District Attorney Phelps Monday as pending cases are referred.
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H. J. Bean
Phelps
Heppner
Merrow County
Doctor Temple Receives Notice Of Pendleton Trip
Dr I A Temple today received word from Dr C C J Smith now in Minneapolis that he and his family will leave that city for Pendleton on Monday evening and expect to reach home about Wednesday noon via the Northern Pacific.
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I. A. Temple
CC. J. Smith
Minneapolis
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Grand Master Pearce to Visit Then Institute New Lodge
Grand Master Lot L. Pearce of the Oregon Masons is due Monday evening for a fraternal visit in the city and will proceed to Umatilla Tuesday evening to institute a new lodge of the order there.
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Lot L. Pearce
Grand Lodge of Oregon Masons
Umatilla
Treasury Fails in National Bank Fund Calls
Washington reports the secretary of the treasury has received all of the 20 million dollars from national banks as called for by today An additional 25 million dollars is demanded on or before May 23 from national banks to meet federal needs.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Tutullla
Tutullia Church
Pendleton
J. M. Cornelison
Judge H M Cake campaigns in Willamette valley towns
Portland reports Judge H M Cake, campaigning for the senate, speaks at Ashland today and Roseburg tonight while Governor Chamberlain visits Pendleton. Both candidates address large crowds across the valley.
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Portland
Ore
H. M. Cake
Willamette Valley
Ashland
Roseburg
Chamberlain
Pendleton
Publicity Mags Meeting Tuesday
A publicity bureau movement in the county plans a Tuesday evening meeting in Commercial Association rooms to name a committee to conduct the bureau and to seek further subscriptions. Interest in advertising the county resources is high and funds are expected to be raised easily once the managing committee is chosen.
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Commercial Association
Publicity Bureau
Alexander
Commerceial Association
Secretary Metcalf Plans Evans Promotion and Duty Post
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox announced plans to push Rear Admiral Evans to vice admiral and arrange a special duty post in the navy department, with immediate steps to advance his career.
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San Francisco
Metcalf
Evans
Navy Department
Baker City Forms Four-Team Minor League in Oregon
Baker City will host a four town baseball league with La Grande Pendleton and Walla Walla under National League protection in class D. Directors elected include Colonel W F Butcher W S Bowers A Hosier N Milliken and George Foster. Five month season funding secured grounds to be upgraded a grand stand and bleachers to improve public access.
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Butcher
Clifford and Correll
W. F. Butcher
Land Values Rise In Fruitvale Valley
A Yakima Republic item notes a man who, 42 years ago, scorned the valley as desert now bought 6 acres of Fruitvale fruit land for 7500 dollars. He could have had the whole valley for a song 40 years ago, as values now soar.
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Yakima Republic
Col J H Raley Confined At Home On College Street
Col J H Raley remains bed bound at his home on College street after a brief illness though not seriously ill. North Powder reports fear of an epidemic of croup and diphtheria according to local word.
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J. H. Raley
College Street
Governor Chamberlain Speaks to Packed Oregon Theater
Governor Chamberlain addressed a crowded Oregon theater crowd as Eyes of the Nation focus on Oregon election. He denounced Cake as an originator of popular doctrines and warned against a lack of sincerity, while criticizing Cake’s stance on Senator Fulton and noting Cake had kicked the No. 1 supporters out of doors. He travels 100 miles by road before addresses in Echo and Hermiston later today.
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Interet
Isue
Hime
Chamberlain
Oregon
Will M. Peterson
United States
H. M. Cake
Cake
W. 8. Uren
Mr. Cake
Fulton
Echo
Hermiston
Botany Class to Pilot Rock Outing
Pendleton academy principal Rev W H Bleakney led a botany class of eight students on an outing to Pilot Rock to collect a large number of plants and flowers for study. The group explored hills near Pilot Rock enjoying the excursion while seeking specimens.
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W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Pilot Rock
Pitot Rock
Noted Allenist Dr J Sanderson Christison Dies by Gas
Chicago May 9 reports show Dr J Sanderson Christison a noted allenist and writer on student criminology killed himself by locking a room and turning on three gas jets. The event follows his public prominence in reform and scholarly circles.
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Chicago
J. Sanderson Christison
Evangelistic Meetings Form Northwest Circle 1908 09
The Tutulla mission on the Umatilla reservation hosts a circle of evangelical meetings for the Northwest from July 1, 1908 to July 1, 1909. Included churches cover Stites Kamiah Jat Kaminhad Meadow Creek Lapwal North Fork Fort Hall Crow Mission Montana Tutulla Ore Warm Springs Stwireville M E Yakima. Nez Perce ministers invited to Yakima May 13 17 with several pledging to attend.
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Tutullla
Umatilla
Northwest
Stites
Kamiah Jat
Kaminhad
Meadow Creek
Lapwal
North Fork
Fort Hall
Crow Mission
Montana
Ore
Warm Springs
Stwireville
M. E
Yakima Reservation
Nez Perce
Tututlla
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Ness
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Lamplere
Men of Fleet
Rube” Robbins
Rube Robbins
Church Kill Baptists
Lecythes
St. Petersburg
Russia
Boldendale
Stanley Kitcher
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Salema
Kitcher
Wisconadia
Connecticut
Morrow County Court
Dr. Smith
Baker
Thesball
Col. Raley
Oregon Theater
Eyes OF Nation
Tutullla Church
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