Leathers Found Dead in Pendleton Woodyard
John A Leathers a Pendleton resident and Masonic member died of natural causes in the Laarz woodyard after being found by O R N yardmaster Steve Leonard. Born in Indiana in 1830s, he lived in Pendleton five years, leaves three grown children telegraphed for. funeral plans awaiting family.
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Lantz Bros
Woodyard
A. M W
Pendleton
John A. Leathers
Laarz Woodyard
Ann al Nede
Steve Leonard
Leathers
Alep
Indiana
Enet
Lagtey Brothers
Masonic
S P. Lipscomb
Lakeside
Wash
T. E. Goodll
Spokane
W. A. Leathers
Presbyterian Assembly Seeks Union of North and South Churches
In Buffalo on May 20 Dr Tennis Hom Mu of Washington presented a motion to remove all obstacles to uniting the Presbyterian churches north and south. The motion was framed and passed, approved as a step toward the merger of the two bodies.
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Buffalo
Tennis Hom
Washington
Presbyterian Church
North
South
Alton
Mmanimoasi
Presbyterian
Trial of McDonald Begins in Bedford Court
The Bedford Indiana trial of McDonald resumed this morning with Dr Joseph Gardner testifying. The record describes the proceedings as ongoing and notes the defendant McDonald and statements about the accused dynamics, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Bedford
Ind
Mr McDonald
Joseph Gardner
Mm McDonald
Penny Thunder Price Reduction Rumor in London Times
London May 20 unofficially reports a price cut for London Times subscriptions. the announcement is ambiguous and lightly documented. The text also references unrest and political upheaval with scattered, unclear details about revolutions and security concerns reaching ports.
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London Times
London
London Timex
Bishop Wilson Elected Bishop by Methodists in Los Angeles
Dr J L B Wilson of Baltimore, head of the Anti Saloon League, was elected bishop by the Methodist group in Los Angeles. The episcopacy committee proposed one more missionary bishop to Africa and three more to Asia and East Asia including Japan and Korea. A federation report approved a common catechism, order of worship and a hymnal for the combined Methodist church and the Methodist Church South.
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Los Angeles
JL B Wilson
Baltimore
Republican state convention adjourns after 58th ballot
Springfield May 20 After a nine day session eight spent in fruitless balloting the Republican state convention adjourned until May 31 after the 58th ballot. Results listed Yates 482 Lowdon 392 Deneen 85 Hamlin 11 Warner 53 Sherman 46 Pierce 29.
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Republican State Convention
Yates
Lowdon
Deneen
Hamlin
Warner
Sherman
Pierce
Three Men Drown as Boat Capsizes on Owen's Lake
Boulder Colorado May 2 Three men A C Giller T P Jackson and H F Kiser employees of the Colorado Southern were drowned last night when their boat capsized in Owen's lake four miles east of town while they were fishing. All were married men.
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Boulder
A. C. Giller
T. P. Jackson
H. F. Kiser
The
Colorado Southern
Owen's Lake
Here
Parry Re-Elected President of Manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers re-elected D. M. Parry of Indianapolis as president at Pittsburg on May 20 and presented him with a 30-piece silver set valued at $5,000. Warrants issued for H. E. Huntington and J. W. Hellman and other San Francisco street railway directors for allegedly ignoring the street sprinkling ordinance in Lac Angeles on May 2.
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Miverware
Pittsburg
National Association of Manufacturers Today
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
Lac—Angeles
H. E. Huntington
J. W. Hellman
San Francisco
Street Railway
Pioneer Sam Fullbright Found Dead Near Pleasant Valley
Sam Fullbright, about 65, a Burnt River pioneer and owner of a fruit ranch, was found dead last evening at his cabin ranch seven miles south of Pleasant Valley. Death appears due to heart disease. no inquest held. He was a well known figure with many friends in the section.
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Baker City
Sam Fullbright
Burnt River Country
Pleasant Valley
Fullbright
To Pay Death Penalty Inmates Podium At Folsom
San Francisco May 20 The execution of Joseph Murphy is scheduled for today at Folsom state prison. Murphy took part in the July break at Folsom that resulted in the death of guard W. L. Cotter. Falmouth May 20 The French steamer Chrée arrived damaged from a collision with the Spanish steamer Sestay and sank with five sailors.
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San Francisco
Joseph Murphy
Folsom State Prison
Murphy
Folsom Prison
W. L. Cotter
Falmouth
Chrée
Sestay Whiel
Night and Day at Scouring Mills Headline
Forty men are employed and five carloads per day are unloaded from Washington and distant points. The scouring mill operates continuously with 16 sorters and near full capacity, sourcing wool for Pendleton buyers and domestic shipments. The mill aims to stay ahead of demand with no planned downtime. Chicago May 2 reports May futures and corn shifts with July contracts noted.
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Washington
Pendleton Mille
Redding Lumber Fire Threatens Northern California Mills
Fire destroyed over 1000 feet of Terry Lumber yard lumber in Redding, California, with estimated losses around 25000 dollars. Authorities warn of possible organized arson tied to wage cuts and lumber trust consolidations, amid related blazes at Red Bluff and Chico.
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Redding
Cal
Sierra Lumbler Company
Red Bluff
Grafted Defendants Testify In Post Office Case
Harrison Barrett testified that most of the forty thousand dollars earned in the first two years after leaving government service came from publishers challenging the post office department ruling excluding certain publications from malls as second class matter.
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Washington
Harrison Barrett
General Tyner
Post Office
F Ir
Post Ofice Department
Steamer Wreck Sends Crews Lost Near Halifax
A steamer bound for Black Diamond line struck near Southwest Light in dense fog at 8:30 A M. Fourteen men were brought ashore. five died from exposure. Thirteen crewmen are listed as lost. The vessel was coal laden and operating near Halifax.
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Rolifax
Halifax
Southwest Light
Black Diamond Line
Rumble Found Guilty in Fraud Case In San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 20 George W Humble was found guilty in federal court of using a defunct ore law and fraudulently raising funds. He organized Sunset Mining Company claiming 12 mines and collected about $9530 over four years while prosecutors say he cleared $250000. The outcome will be appealed and Humble remains free pending appeal.
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San Francisco
George W. Humble
Guily
United States District Court
Ited States
Oerle
Sunset Mining Company
Ame
Rumble
O'Connel
Steamer Turret Bay Sinks After Collision Near Halifax
The Turret Bay struck St Pauls inland then sank within two minutes off Halifax. Many were drowned as the ship, en route from Sydney Australia to Montreal, foundered. In Bayonne New Jersey the French American marksmanship meet produced a French rifle victory by 750 points and American revolver win by 911, yielding a strong overall French margin.
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Turret Bay
St. Pauls
Sydney
Australia
Montreal
Bayonne
N. J
Crowding Work on Light Plant Near Milton
Eighty men are at work on the Oregon and Washington Light and Power Company project on the Walla Walla river six miles above Milton. By July 1 a large crew will advance to the site, with road and wagon improvements under way to ease hauling heavy machinery. full operation is expected by November 1 with 24 hour service for towns between Walla Walla and Pendleton.
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Oregon & Washington Light and Power Company
Walla Walla River
Milton
Neogramnog
Teast
Allie
Alte
Coatly
Inland Empire
Wallin Walla
Pendleton
Meeting On Schoolhouse Site East Of Malystro
The school board schedules a meeting at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the old academy building on East Webb Street to discuss a new east town school. Patrons east of Main Street are urged to attend to express public opinion on three sites Parsons property Ayers grove vacant lot and the old academy site. The board seeks a clear expression before choosing the most desirable location.
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Behoo
Malystro
Academy
East Webb Wieet
Main Street
Bouard
Towlt
Parsons
Ayers’ Grove
Stockholders Question Amalgamated Copper Managers
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company stockholders in Anaconda Montana accuse managers of admitted guilt and profit manipulation. They claim 1904 output fell to 10 million pounds from 1900 levels while timber lands and other assets were disposed, and dividends were cut from 9 to 2 dollars per share.
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Mont
Anaconda Copper Minte Company
MM genOnt
Amalgamated
Hough
Tom Lawcen
Heston
Rothachilde
London
Paria
Defense Begins in Cillespie Trial Date
May 20 the defense in the Cillespie trial opened this morning with no motion to dismiss. The defense’s opening statement argued that the evidence presented so far is circumstantial and that the defense plans to challenge it as inadmissible. Texas grain growers from across the state attended the session.
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Mielng Bun
Cillespie
Dia Nilew
Counsel ii Ie
Visiting from Butte Aunke returns after years away
Fred Aunke formerly of Pendleton visits after several years, planning to attend the Clark-Helene meeting and view local property interests. The article notes Rasting competition and potential town control by one company, with divided interests among workers and residents. Rentals listed include $18 to $25 for good locations. He will visit Al Aunke, O M N engineer, in coming days before a longer trip to Arena. Thieves target the Yambill House in Portland daylight Thursday.
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Fred Aunke
Pendleton
Fred Huuke
Pindleton
Conde Bo
Clark
Helvee Wing Aml
Ea Tendlow Tor
Werkingmen
Motte
Te Budineas
Remidence
Butte Thin
Chree Racmm Welling
Hie
al Aunke
Kaja
Arena
Republicans Nominate Governor for Third Term at Union Convention
Delegates at a Republican convention backed a governor for a third term, selecting Madison Wie Mage as nominee amid party unity. Bolters reportedly organized and split discussions as Bam Cook and allies joined the proceedings.
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Madison, Wie
Mage
eLime Follette
Uline Republican Conventhom
Bam Cook
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