Church Free From Debt Dedicates Eastern Oregon Best Building
A new Methodist Episcopal church in Pendleton will be dedicated with debts cleared. The 80 thousand dollar building, begun in 1906 after Rev. Robert Warner arrived, marks a milestone as the church site on Malin and Water streets becomes debt free. Trustees and builders led the project, with the cornerstone laid September 11 and a growing membership rising from 160 to over two hundred as the congregation prepares for a public dedication.
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Oregon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Warner
Pendleton
Bearewee
Malin
Water Streets
Knights of Pythfae
Communistteer
Roadviews
John Ui Ilen
Pendleton Methodist Church First Trustees and Pastors
The first church to preach the gospel in Pendleton was the M E Church. It grew to its current size by 1882. The initial board of trustees included Lee James Turner William Lee and El Gilliam. The list of pastors, in order, includes Ter H B Lane Columbia Derrick E BR Horner W T Koorts David Crowell J Kirkman G W Kennedy J B Mahana G W Richard M Kirkman HA C Brown W T Robbins J Warren William Sellick Perry Chandler and John LREN.
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Pendleton
M. E. Churen
A. Lee
James Turner
William Lee
el Gilliam
Ter. H. B. Lane
Columbia Derrick
E. BR. Horner
W. T. Koorts
David Crowell
J. ©. Kirkman
G. W. Kennedy
J. B. Mahana
G. W. Richard
M. Kirkman
HA. C. Brown
W. T. Robbins
J . Warren
Willam = Sellick
Perry Chandler
John L’ren
National Dairy Exposition at Union Stock Yards in Chicago
Farmers, stockmen, and dairymen nationwide will attend the National Dairy exposition this October at the Union Stock Yards Chicago. The event will feature a national corn show, sanitation-focused dairy process demonstrations, live herd displays, and lectures by university experts. Ten thousand dollars in cash prizes plus medals will be awarded, with various conventions for dairymen and creamery officials scheduled.
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Chicago
United States
Union Stock Yards
United States Department of Agriculture
National Association of Dairy Instructors and Investigators
Tericultural
Fuel Shortage Threatens Northwest Winter Coal Supply
A letter to A. W. Trobingon of Oregon Lumber Yard reveals critical coal shortages. Firms warn orders for next winter can only be filled if capacity allows, with no coal available on Union Pacific lines for winter consumption.
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Pacific
Edlpenlore
Alvices
Northwest
A. W. Trobingon
Oregon Lumber Yard
Cascade Locks
Conl
Saay
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Coal Company
Wiiter
Wyoming
Husband Follows Wife to Grave in Riverside Cal
Mrs. Guy Gleason, a bride of less than a year, died suddenly at Corona. A few hours later her husband died of a brain hemorrhage in Riverside in a frenzy of grief.
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Riverside
Cal
Guy Gleason
Corona
Jury Progress in Haywood Case Heats Defenses
The new jury panel filled Judge Wood's court with a mix of laborers and merchants, showing defense protests have weight as farmers no longer a majority. The judge aims to sworn by Saturday and begin testimony next week, with telegraphic summonses sent to witnesses outside the jurisdiction for Monday morning. The day centered on examining talesmen, with J Robinson accepted after peremptory challenges and Harmon Cox challenged by the defense.
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Wood
Talesmen
J. Robinson
Stettheanberr
Robinson
Harmon Cox
Seven Die After Elyria Electric Car Collision
Seven people are dead and one dying after a collision of Elyria electric streetcars Thursday afternoon. The dead include Henry Billings 80 W. C. Allen 68 Edward O Connell 62 Donald Sala 6 Charles Porter 24 and Homer Allen 17. Motorman is arrested as the wreck forces toll to seven with another dying official reports say.
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Elyria
Elyria Electro
Etondetill
Fuerndiner
Henry Billings
W.C. Allen
Edward O'Connell
Donald Sala
Charles Porter
Homen Allen
Bly
Seven loggers drown in Payette River rapids near Ganten valley
Seven loggers Bert Ure Mel Curtis Joe Hamilton Tom Highland Frank Fitzgerald Dave McMillian and Joe Boden were drowned last night in the Payette River rapids while driving logs near Ganten valley. One boat swamped and the bodies were not recovered. Also noted is Chicago Wheat Market figures opening Wheat 99 Corn 53 7-8 Oats 49 1-2.
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Bolee
Bert Ure
Mel Curtis
Joe Hamilton
Tom Highland
Frank Fitegerald
Dave McMillian
Joe Boden
Payette
Ganten Valley
Bolle
Roosevelt Praises Man Who Works With Hands in Michigan
President Roosevelt speaks to 12,000 at Michigan Agricultural College’s fiftieth anniversary, urging broader practical education and higher industrial training for workers and farmers. He defends public schools, condemns shirking duties, and advocates coordinated apprentice and trade training within the education system.
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Thace
Lansing
Roosevelt
Michigan Agricultural College
Agricultural College
United States
Michigan
America
Congress
Washington
Minnesota Agricultural High School
Lfe
Europe
Engineam
Driscoll Leaves Eagles for Portland Orchestra
Prof. H F Driscoll, leader of Pendleton's Eagles' band, departs tonight to join the Grand Orchestra at the Hotel Portland. He will play cornet and lead, starting tomorrow, with potential return to Pendleton later. No replacement named for the Eagles during the summer.
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H. F. Driscoll
Eagles
Portland
Driscoll
Grand Orchestra
Pendleton
Hotel Portland
Embezzler Moulton Takes Own Life in Los Angeles
Thomas J. Moulton, a collector accused of embezzlement by his employers, shot himself on the morning of May 31 as he neared the courthouse en route to the district attorney’s office to seek a settlement.
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Los Angeles
Thomase J. Moulton
Memorial service for Civil War heroes on Court House lawn
Judge Lowell delivers eloquent memorial to dead and living Civil War heroes at a Court House grounds service attended by a small crowd due to misunderstanding of the venue. John Gardine marshals, with remarks from Captain Gowan Captain Kern Smythe and Bert Huffman. Music and prayers accompany an earnest, stirring address.
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Court Mouse
Lowell
John Gurdane
A. Lowell
Court House
GAFL
Company G
Main Street
John Gardine
Owle
Judge Lowell
Gowan
Land Offier
Burns
Grand Army
Kern
Company L
Smythe
Aldrich
Bert Huffman
The
East Oregonian
Cally
J. Landers
Frank W. Welles
Amd
Mies
Minnie Baker
G. L. Hall
First Baptist Church
Tampering Grains Grand Jury Under Dunne Action
San Francisco May 31 Judge Dunne seeks a fresh grand jury to probe Dinan alleged tampering with jurors. If Dinan acted under Schmitz, Schmitz could face mal administration charges. Eighteen qualified but 16 salesmen appeared from a pool of 75. crowd and aisles filled as jury likely to complete tomorrow. Robert Curtie, retired grocer, sworn as ninth juror amid courtroom clashes over examination conduct.
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Dunne
Voll
Barrett
Schouite
Robert Curtes
Grocer
Dinor
Enger
Sciunits
San Francisco
Langdon
Dinan
Schmite
Schmitz
Don
Robert Curtie
Hinth Fovor
Farrall
Harrett
Chief Dinan
Death in a Furnace at Ryan Soap Factory
Cincinnati May 31 A chilling scene surfaced at the Ryan Soap factory as engineer Join McDermitt dragged a charred unidentified man from the furnace room. The victim’s face and arms were burned beyond recognition. McDermitt was arrested claiming he started the fire and left for breakfast across the street. Upon return a strange coat and hat hung by the door and a pair of legs protruded from the furnace.
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Cincinnati
Ryan Soap Factory
Join McDpermitt
McDermitt
Scores From Recent Baseball Games
Yesterday's games include San Francisco beating Los Angeles 3 to 1 in the first game and 3 to 2 in the second. Seattle defeated Tacoma 21 to 2. Spokane topped Thutle 7 to ?. Portland defeated Oakland 7 to 5, and Portland 0 to 1 Oakland.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Tacoma
Thutle
Spokane
Butte
Secon Gand
Portlannd
Portland
Oakland
Supreme Court Adjourns for Summer in May
Washington May 21 The United States supreme court finished the term and adjourned for the summer. The jurists will travel to various parts of the country and will not return to Washington until October.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Varlowe
Rebels Increase in Moklen Province Uprising
In Amoy May 81 thirty thousand rebels in Moklen province joined the revolt. Troops were dispatched to a point forty miles south of Amoy where the rebels are encamped.
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Amoy
Moklen
Railroads sue over two-cent fare law in Minnesota
Eight railroads filed lawsuits against themselves by dummy plaintiffs to test the two-cent fare law. Bills for injunctions were filed against state officials seeking to prevent enforcement of the law.
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St. Paul
May
Harriman Says Not Now in Decoration Day Reply
New York May 21 Harriman replies not now to a question about sitting in answer to the president's Decoration Day speech. He avoids committing to attendance or endorsement, signaling a cautious stance amid ongoing political discourse.
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Harriman
New York
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