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Kaiser lost his dog see Fergy Wanted Lady roomer apply Mr Dr ants 711 Cosble street Closing out all summer millinery at cost Mrs Campbell s millinery Buy a Pianola for your piano Easy terns Eller Piano House 810 Main street Telephone operator wanted t ocho Address Mutter Crock Tele phone Company Echo Cre Put Fendeton people to sleep peacefully and In perfect comfort on EB MC Nuffsea UC Rader Leathers Transfer Storage Co Phone main 671 Hotel Oregon stopover European plan Free bun For Bent Six room heey furnished Nouke W., this aften We want your plumbing work By Mir treatment homoxt meth ode low pricey Morrow 643 Main Rhone black S221 Wanted Competent staresmen represent factory on the road Position permanent Address Dept 43 1010 Atwood Bldg Chicago Fer Rent Suite unfurnished housekeeping rooms Fast Oregon ian building Hot and cold water bath on same floor Inquire this office Moved J Vesnalin s Cash Store moved from Enet Court street into the room formerly eqenpied by the Bee Hive aril i eeking out clothing at art
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Kaiser
Fergy
Ants
Cosble Street
Campbell
Eller Piano House
Main Street
Tocho
Mutter Crock Telephone Company
Echo
Cre
Fendeton
M. C
Nuffsea
UC Rader, Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman's Cigar Store
Portland
Orecon
Morrow
Rhone Black
Atwood
Chicago
Oregonian
Plead for Abolition of Capital Punishment in Douma
St Petersburg May 1 Deputies call for abolition of capital punishment in the douma with petitions by speakers demanding reform. They warn the government action threatens anarchy and race concerns over insults to the douma. Deputies consider a crime looming and plan to return home if hampered by the ministry.
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St, Petersburg
Rigi
Turd to Wreck Dwelling in Rayton Utah May Day
Accident report from Rayton Utah details a wreck that damaged a dwelling with no serious injuries. The incident occurred in May and involved property damage rather than personal harm. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events and assessing the structural impact.
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Attempted murder at Crook saloon by dynamite blast
Morning assault aimed at Joseph Be Crook and family. A Galion dynamite can with a time fuse exploded in front of the porch wrecking the front wall. No one seriously hurt but alarm spread. Two men were seen fleeing in a buggy. Crook runs a saloon.
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Joseph BE
Crook
Armour Packing Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Chicago
May 21 Chicago reports the Armour Packing Company elevator destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The blaze began apparently from a spark near the Commonwealth Electric plant. Estimated loss is one million dollars. A railroad switchman was killed while attempting to save someone named Gore.
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Chicago
Armour Packing Company
Commonwealth Electric Company
Irving
Gore
Jury Disagrees in Sentencing of Shorty Dent Case
In Vancouver B C the jury failed to agree on the verdict for Shorty Dent charged with assaulting a constable and tampering with evidence. Conviction on one count likely to be pursued in court with the other count undecided.
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Vancouver
B. C
TM Shorty Dent
Beldine
Colquhoon
Northwest trains diverted via Sacramento due to washouts
Train traffic in the Northwest is redirected via Sacramento after washouts on the Oregon Pacific line west of LaGrande Oregon. Power and equipment are reported as in flux while routes are reconfigured to maintain service.
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Northwest
Sac
Easel
Sault Lake
Bacramerte
Lairande
Ore
New Health Chief Probes New York Meat Establishments
Dr. Thomas Daérington, president of the department of heath, has begun a personal investigation into the meat establishments in New York. The inquiry seeks to inspect facilities and ensure compliance with health standards. Officials say findings will be released after reviews.
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Vd BP
New York
Thomas Daérington
Department of Heath
Delaware Legislature Hears Senate Election Bid
Dover May 11 The Delaware legislature met in a special session convened by the Republican governor. Democrats staged a vote to filibuster and block the election of a senator, aiming to derail the process and shape the outcome.
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Eti
Dover
Delaware
Republicaan
Democrate
Memorial Day Observances at Arlington Cemetery
Memorial Day services were held across the nation with efforts to decorate every grave. In Arlington National Cemetery 26 000 soldiers were buried as parades formed by military groups and civic organizations. A full report on a related storm and flood in Umatilla county will appear Friday. E tiah Farr, a young lawyer of Ogden Utah, died in an elevator accident at the First National Bank building after attempting to operate the elevator himself.
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Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Arlington Nu- Hohl Cemetery
Moul News
Umatilla
Ethiah Farr
Omden
Utah
First National Bank
Visitors and locals share travel news and visits
Mrs E W Myerste visits Huntington for a few days. Mrs Martha Hayes of Portland, formerly of this place, guests of W Irvin and wife. Frank Hilbert returns from Portland via Wallula and the W L C R. Dr T J Lloyd leaves tomorrow for a professional visit to Helix. A Zeuske of Fulton reports excellent rain with no damage. Jacob Born arrives from Portland after driving up from Echo. William Scott of Helix reports rain with no damage. Miss Constance Whealdon of The Dalles visiting after Epworth League in Walla Walla. State Engineer John H Lewis leaves for Portland by WL B R and expects to take an Co RO N train from Walla Walla. Mrs Henry Stricker of Portland and Mr A J Burris of the Cove are guests at the Golden Rule while water-bound. Mrs R K F Brown returns from Halsey after weeks away, transported from Echo to Pendleton.
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E.W. Myerste
Huntington
Martha Hayes
Portland
W. Irvin
Frank Hilbert
Wwallula
T. J. Lloyd
Helix
A. Zeuske
Fulton. Ie
Jacob Born
Echo
William Scott
Mise Constance Whealdon
Dalles
Walla Walla
John H. Lewis
WL. & BR
Co. RO & N
Henry Stricker
A. J. Burris
the Cove
Union County
Golden Rule
la Grande
RK. FP. Brown
Halsey
Echo Yeesterday
Pendleton
Diseaseed Meats Not for Sale in Chicago Markets
Chicago officials debate meat safety with claims infected cattle can be sold after trimming diseased portions. Commissioner Whalen argues government inspection is needed and critics label inspectors radicals. He urges limited use of meat from cattle with pocked disease if infected parts are removed.
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Chiletgo
Oarth
Whalen
Willen
Europe
America
Despain Moves Store to Larger East Court Quarters
Despain moves store from East Court Street to a larger room next to the joint office. J B Despain invites old friends to visit the new quarters where he will clear the current stock of clothing to make room for a large line of notions to be carried exclusively.
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J.B. Deepain
East Court Street
Joint Office
Ydespainte
Two Men Sentenced In Federal Court For Perjury
In Port h federal court John Garrison and Willem Hobart, both of the county, were sentenced to six months in jail and a $250 fine each for perjury. The men maintained innocence in homestead cases, and the harsh sentence is seen as an object lesson. School work closing reports final examination papers finished in the lower grades and grade cards issued. a few rooms to issue cards tomorrow afternoon as Pendleton public school ends its term with faculty praised.
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Porth
John Garrison
Willem Hobart
Wervliia Fe
Pendleton
Flock of Wild Cate Joins Rader Menagerie
A curious addition joins M A Rader collection a group of young wild cats three six month old kittens rescued from a hole on the Columbia River. The animals are described as beautiful pleasant tame and striking with noticeably large paws daughters of Louis XT favor long trailing gowns despite their size.
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M. A. Rader
Columbian
Andre
Louis XT
Portland Heads for Land Fraud Trials Next Month
Oregon eyes a new focus as Special Prosecutor Heney moves from the Washington letter-book case to Portland land fraud prosecutions. Prominent figures including Binger Hermann and John Hull face potential federal charges as the docket tightens and trials are set to begin between mid June and late June.
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Hermann Case
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Heney
Pinger Hermannn Lin
Hermann
Dietriet
Triste
Federal Court House
Honey
Bristol
Binger Hore Minn
Ty Metments
United States
John H. Hull
F. R. Mayc
George C. Brownell
Robert A. Hoath
Jory le
Public Reception Follows High School Commencement
A reception and dance will be held by the high school jubilee society tomorrow immediately after the commencement exercises at the Fraeer Theater. The program includes a short dance and refreshments, with students and graduates invited, but no separate invitations issued.
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Hleh Eselevol Oburnal Society
Oleh
Fraeer
Miele
Dakota Steamer Arrives After 12 Days Trip
The Dakota of the Great Northern Steamship company completed the voyage in 12 days 10 hours and 31 minutes, reaching port at 2 PM with 199 passengers including 127 in first class. The Seattle Star notes T B Wihlet from the US pay office and several rank Japanese officials were aboard alongside a freight tally of 22 005 packs. Justice Brown of the US Supreme Court has resigned effective before January first.
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Dakota
Great Northern Steamship Company
Seattle Star
T. BR. Wihlet
United States Pay Office
Justice Brown
United States Supreme Court
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Hie
Enet Court Street
Bee Hive
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Dowra
Rayton
Is. Hunziker
Armodie
Sultchman
Kile
Rogers
Roger Et Cie
Paris
France
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Despain Moves
Carrico
Hohort
Pheri
Hweney
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountains
AM. E. Foley
Hingham Springs
Gibbon Postoffice
EEL Springs
Lewis Hunter
St. George Hotel
C. Sharp
E. Court Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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