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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
7
Clubs WII Consider Concert
The Thursday Afternoon club will meet tomorrow afternoon to decide on a Pennell concert in the city. Mr and Mrs Hayzlett in town promoting the event report progress toward securing enough pledges to insure it. Many local musicians are supporting the effort and offering assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell
No Sale at Church Shower Event
No sale of goods at the church shower to be held at the home of Mrs. Will Ingram. The sale will be held on Friday and Saturday, May 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ingram
Autopsy Links Hanged Body to Father Gapon
The body found hanging on May 13 in a remote Finnish villa is positively identified as Father Gapon. Autopsy reveals a fatal head wound and subsequent hanging, establishing the sequence of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Father Gapon
Identified Strangers Remain Missing After Box Car Fire
A burned box car near Echo left the identity of the dead man unknown while a dark stranger who vanished after the blaze remains at large. Private William Wilson, held for questioning, describes the events and asserts no knowledge of the escapee or access to the car. Authorities pursue the mystery as relatives of John Connelly remain unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileen Adberts
Hls
Foster
Immedi
Wilson Adherra
William Wilson
Echo
Hie Army
Philippines
Fort Filley
Wilson
Ald
Taylor
Port Townsend
Gome
Connelly
Water main upgrade under way on river north side
Water Superintendent J T Brown ordered a crew to dig trenches for replacing two inch pipe with four inch main on streets along the hill. The larger pipe has not yet arrived, so workers prepared the trench to be ready. If the pipe is late, work may halt or trench exposure will be excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Brown
Pullman Hosts Yellow Kids In Athena Baseball Tilt
An interesting afternoon game at Athena features the Yellow Kids of Athena pitted against the Washington Agricultural College team from Pullman. Pullman arrives back from Chemawa after a 2 to 1 Chemawa victory, awaiting the outcome of this contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Washington Agricultural College
Pullman
Chemawa
May Be Baker City Thieves In Plunder Near Baker
The Baker City Herald reports valise full of plunder found in Mrs Wilkingon’s yard. Chan Pobst says some loot was taken nearby by burglars Charles Schnyder and George Hall, arrested Saturday in Bingham Springs by Sheriff Taylor of Umatilla County. The pair had been roaming the region for two weeks, near the time the discovery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Baker
Judge Lowell to Deliver Graduation and Decoration Day Addresses
Judge Lowell accepts invitations to deliver the Union High School graduating address on May 24 and the Decoration Day address at Ashland on May 30. He will speak in Southern Oregon with the Republican committee, begin campaigning at Marshfield around May 25, and continue until the following Saturday before returning home to vote June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lowell
Judge &. A. Lowell
Union High School
Ashland
Oregon
Republican Committee
Marshfield
Peaches Scarce in Our Region Says Grower
Weldon Willson, a noted Silcott fruit grower on the Alpown, reports no peach or apricot exports this season due to crop failure. He predicts limited home use fruit and a strong cherry and fair apple crop, reflecting broad losses along the Shake river prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Willson
Shake River
Lawleton
Ieall
Wileon
Silcott
Alpown
End of Voter Registration Window Tonight
Last night at o clock the registration of voters for the coming state election closed. No voter can qualify except by being unworn in on election day. Registry lists have not yet arrived from other precincts, so total registration is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & O
Land lease work resumes at agency office
Roy Raley and Roland Oliver drove to the agency this morning to resume their role in assisting with land leases. Lease making had been suspended for several days to allow clerical staff to catch up on the accumulated workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Raley
Roland Oliver
Tenth Child Born to Mr and Mrs Finneran in City
A son was born to Mr M Finneran and Mrs Finneran marking their tenth child. The family welcomes the baby with local delight and notes the size of the clan grows by one in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. Finneran
Spraying codlin moth against apples eyed by Washington
Pullman Agricultural College warns fruit growers on early spray timing for codlin moth. A coarse first spray drenches blossoms to target early larvae, with subsequent misted applications through July. Arsenate of lead, in specific dilutions, proved most effective in Yakima tests. Bulletin 77 available from E A Bryan, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Atamens
Swift's
Rex
Eagle
Swift
North Yakima
Paris Green
Yakima
E. A. Bryan
Pullman
Wash
Academy Teachers Elected at Pendleton Meeting
At Pendleton academy the executive committee re elected Prof. F. K. Noordhoff and Miss Alice Van Nuyn to continue as assistant principal and teacher for the next year. Several applications are on file though further elections await. Miss Ross Craig will leave Pendleton next year. Henry Fish resigns as Golden Rule day clerk and Frank Williams becomes clerk replacing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Pendleton Academy
F. K. Noordhoff
Alice van Nuyn
Ross Craig
The
Pendleton
Golden Rule
Henry Fish
Walla Walla
Ale Place
Frank Willamas
Homeseekers Excursion Heads Toward Long Creek
A party of 19 including 10 men and three women left the city this morning for Long Creek in the Sisters' school bus drawn by four horses from Bowers stable. They expect to be away about five days. A four‑horse team ran away briefly on Court Street before the start, but no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Creek
Sisters’ School
Bowers Stable
Court Street
Main Street
Death of an Indigent Inmate at County Poor Farm
An elderly inmate of the county poor farm died this morning from breast cancer. No funeral arrangements yet. the body awaits the arrival of his brother from Echo who will travel this evening. Integrity lodge of Odd Fellows has moved its meeting place to Secret Society hall on Ladow street. the weekly session will be held there tonight. The Tennessee Democratic primary race for U S Senate narrows from 18,000 to about 3,000 in favor of ex Governor R L Taylor over Carmack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al White
White
Echo
Integrity Lodge of Odd Fellows Hho
Secret Society
Ladow Blinck
Tennessee
R. L. Taylor
United States Senate
Carmack
Health Restored by Your Bitters Promises Relief
A testimonial style notice touts health restored by a bitter remedy, claiming thousands of grateful responses. It urges readers to obtain a bottle, presenting a persuasive appeal to cure ailments without specifics or medical detail.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Cure All Ailments Ad
An old advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for bloating sour head ache costiveness female ills and malaria promising restoration of health and vitality.
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G. M. Vinton
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Buccessor
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E. Court St
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Tallman & Co
Ately
Thomas Milarn
Fred Schnelter Unioon
Milarn
Phelps
Winslow Brothers
Optive
Savis
Commercial National Bank
Opraying Bulletin
Washington
Pullman Agricultural College
Orchaniisie
India
Shelfooter
Mennen
Ela
Gfrhard Mennen CO
Newark
N. J
Rene
Hostetter
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E. Court Street
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Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Monmouth State Normal School
Glgeses
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