Edwards Merritt Comedy Company delights with Running for May or
Last night the Edwards Merritt Comedy Company staged Running for May or a lively bill with Frank Confer as mayor providing much of the humor. Paul Reno as Sharpe contributes. La Vera Reno shines as a standout voice artist, Madge Shuler plays Mrs Mayor with clever timing and grace. The ensemble delivers solid performances, and the chorus girls contest promises fresh entertainment tonight.
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Edwards-Merritt Comedy Company
Frank
Paul Reno
Sharpe
la Vera Reno
Madge Shuler
Miss Nellie Grant Weds Lieutenant Commander Cronan
Miss Nellie Grant granddaughter of General U S Grant, and Lieutenant Commander William P Cronan U S N were married in San Francisco. The ceremony drew society figures from San Francisco San Diego and New York. Grant family ties extend to Major General Frederick Dent Grant and Princess Michael Cantacuzense Speransky. Cronan commands the torpedo boat destroyer Jouett.
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San Francisco
Nellie Grant
U. S. Grant
William P. Cronan
Miga Grant
Michael Cantacuzense Speranskey
St. Petersburg
Cronan
Jouett
Notice for Amahollis Tribe meeting funeral 1913
Members of Amahollis Tribe No 15 LO R M to meet at Engie Woodman building May 18 1913 at 1 pm sharp for the funeral of W P Gilipsio. By order of the Sachem Guy Cook and Chief of Records Thos Fitzgerald.
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Redmen
R. M
Engie- Woodman Building
W. P. Gilipsio
Guy Cook
Thos, Fitzgerald
Eaton Inquest Resumed in Poison Theory Probe
In Abingdon May 16 the inquest into Admiral Eaton’s death resumed with Charles Estes a Rockland druggist present. The inquiry is expected to focus on a poison theory as Mrs Eaton, the admiral’s wife, remains jailed without bail on a murder charge.
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Eaton
Abingdon
Musa
Admiral Eaton
Charles Estes
Rockland
Mra. Eaton
Local notables and travelers visit Pendleton area
A long list of residents and visitors are noted in Pendleton society items. Lot Livermore leaves on train 17 for Arlington. W. H. Wilson of Helix visits Pendleton. L. A. Estel of Echo on business. James Johns and son travel to Echo. Mrs. D. Brownell of Umatilla comes from home. I. W. Durrill from Echo. J. Wo and T. Duncan of Umatilla visit. D. J. Banister from Athens in town. Frank Shaffer of Condon a visitor. Mrs. Lillie Miller of Athena among out-of-town guests. Conductor J. M. McKinney returns to Spokane run. Francis G. Covers of Seattle in the city. Gladys Hamiley leaves for Walla Walla to sing. Fr. E. Livengood returns from Portland. Miss Myrtle Westgate goes home to Pilot Rock. Deputy Sheriff George Strand investigates a cage in Gibbon. Charles Morrison returns from Porthend for wholesale guar dealers convention. Miss Jean Anderson visits from Walla Walla millinery. T. Hill of Grass Valley en route to Athena to visit sisters. Do. V. Wellman of Hudson Bay reports to Assessor Strain. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dickenson return from Molhemun county with daughter Mrs. Corn Neet and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron. A bridal couple from the past week returns from Portland honeymoon and will settle at Pilot Rock. John Rust plans to leave for Colorado for summer sheep work. Mrs. Rust stays in Portland then joins in Colorado.
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Lot Livermore
Arlington
W. H. Wilson
Helix
Pendleton
L. A. Estel
Echo
James Johns, Sr
D. Brownell
Umatilla
I. W. Durrill
Frank Shaffer
Condon
Lillie Miller
Athena
J. M. McKinney
Spokane
Francis G
J. F. Grant
Livengood
Portland
Myrtle Westgate
Pilot Rock
George Strand
Gibbon
Charles Morrison
Porthend
Jean Anderson
L. Dbd
Idleman
Walla Walla
Yeaterday
T. Hill
Grass Valley
Sherman County
Frank Rogers
Do. V. Wellman
Hudson Bay
L A. Dickenson
Molhemn
Corn Neet
Donald Cameron
John Rust
Colorado
Mrs. Rust
Tornado victims’ funerals held in Seward Neb
In Seward Nebraska on May 16 funerals for eight dead are held today with all to be buried by tomorrow. None of the dozen injured has died. The town’s reconstruction is progressing rapidly.
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Seward
Neb
Dynamite tied to head ends in fatal explosion
Oakland scene reports Joseph Maghidry a teamster stole a stick of dynamite from a camp, tied it to his head, lit the fuse and lay down. An explosion left him with the top of his head blown off and severe injuries. He was found dying by Dr. John Coleman. An ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and appetite, claiming widespread benefit.
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Oakland
Cal
Joseph Maghidry
John Coleman
Plan Ceremony Among Indians Continues From Page One
A plan ceremony described among Native communities continues from earlier text, detailing participants, setting, and expected outcomes. The event emphasizes cultural rites and community gathering, with organizers outlining schedule and roles for attendees.
Memorial dedication aims to inspire loyalty among Indians
Dr. Dixon plans to visit reservations with Inspector James McLaughlin to sign a declaration promoting loyalty to the government. The effort seeks historical value and practical benefit by elevating self respect and broadening views, while ensuring crops and industries are not neglected and the ceremony upholds high moral and educational standards.
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Dixon
James MecLaughlin
Secretary of the Interior
Indiana
Don’t Blame Your Over Worked Stomach
Ad claims Jayne's Tonic Vermifage cures indigestion by toning the stomach and intestines rather than digesting. It promises lasting relief by removing the cause, notes parasitic origins of many indigestion cases, and urges buyers to insist on Jayne's, sold nationwide by Dr. D. Jayne & Son of Philadelphia.
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Jayne
Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Indians to be photographed in regalia for national memorial display
A letter outlines a multi tribe expedition led by Dr Dixon and Inspector James McLaughlin to visit tribes, record ceremonies, and deliver messages from President and Interior Secretary via phonograph. The aim is lasting historical records and tribal benefit, with detailed timelines and advance wiring for arrival dates to ensure smooth local arrangements.
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National Memorial
New York Harbor
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Dixon
James McLaughlin
Ititians
McLaughlin
Dr. Dixon
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Water Street
United Orchestra
I. C. Snyder
C. Hohbach
Court Street
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Joo el
American National Bank
Jack
A. T. Matthews
Diessmaking
Jane Street
Cornwell
Consbie
Juat
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Ic. Snyder
Oak Street
Stoddard-Dayton
Victor
Warren
Malin
Water Streets
Main Street
Water St
The
Pendleton Specialty Co
New Grand Hotel
Bachelor
Penis and Brothers
Penland Bros
Main
S & UW
H. P. Overland
Liberty
Chas
Despain
Ranch Egess
Gas
la Fontaine
Our Sea Gold Soda
F. J. Donaldson
New Grand Theater
J. Wo
T. Duncan
D. J. Banister
Athens
Bis
Wis Wead
Tver
Fownes
Royal Society
Alexander Dept
Save Your S & H
BEDDOW @ MILLER
W. Court and
Garden Streets
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis and
ST. Paul
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Walter Adams
Avent
A. D. Charlton
Asst
Pass
Portland, Ore
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