Prohibition Campaign in Pendleton Urges Moral Emancipation
The Pendleton Ministerial Alliance led by Hubert Warner and W L Van Nuys promotes a moral ballot on Tuesday to end saloon liquor in Utnn ey Pendleton. They frame the issue as eradicating a social cancer and cite Lincoln addresses to rally support for prohibition and economic redirection of liquor funds into other trades and improvements.
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Abrahan Lincoln
Sprindhiell
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Winnatilla Mount
Pendleton Hubert Warner
W L van Nuys
Mississippi WWOO Convention Opens In Meridian
The second annual Mississippi WWOO convention met at the Main Street Methodist Church with wide local representation. President H B Kells called the session to order at 2:00 pm. Officers and committees reported as delegates heard addresses by national leaders and Miss Mary Jowett Telford of Minnesota and Miss Callie H. Mowe of Missouri. The event planned to adjourn Monday evening.
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Rage Rioting in University Police Station Siege
A German mob attacked a university area turning violent overnight. German arming with rifles clashed with locals and police, two killed or wounded, German raid on a university branch, riot spreading through Sitadlenntes and Jonesbruck, with hundreds confined at a police station.
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Defenders of Port Arthur In Sight of the Last Ditch
A feeble port defense near Port Arthur is split by reports of decisive Japanese advantage. Russian forts northwest of Port Arthur prepare to retire as ships Burned and wrecks fill the harbor.
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Charles Gingles Dead In Baker County Wagon Accident
Charles Gingles a well known Baker County figure died at St Elizabeths hospital from injuries after a wagon loaded with wood ran him over on a mountain grade last Monday He had been hauling wood from the Mountain home to help a brother in danger and was injured while attempting a rescue The Gingles family is prominent in the Inland Empire authorities allege he was wanted for thefts in Eastern Oregon and was brought through Pendleton from North Yokonne recently on a sealing charge
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Harbor Collision Sinks Ferry as City of Lowe Lands Passengers
New York officials report a dense morning collision between the steamer City of Lowe and the ferry boat Columbia. The Columbia was badly damaged and sank after guiding passengers to its slip in Brooklyn. All riders were safely landed before the ferry sank.
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Rail line eyed to haul next year's grain crop
Will Ratenda and N Hallway in Goldendale, November 4. The C K R N railroad may extend to the camera section of Hickital county in Umne to haul off next year's grain crop. Manager Campbell said the line would extend if 600000 bushels of grain are raised east of Hick Creek. Over 500000 bushels were raised this year and about 1000000 bushels are expected next season. Connection with the N P met would benefit Kiiekitat lumber industry.
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Umne
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N. P. Met
Kiiekitat
Young logger dies after Hook accident near Knappa
Ed Hoover, about 20, a Virginia native employed at a logging camp near Knappa, Oregon, died after a hook slipped and struck his head. The accident occurred yesterday in Flying Hook, Astoria, with Hoover sustaining fatal head injuries. The Pope announced December 8 as the 60th anniversary of the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, to be marked by a large Virgin image over St. Peter's altar.
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Collision sinks steamer off Algerian coast
In Bonne Algeria on November 4 the steamer Gironde collided with Schiaffino off the Algerian coast. The Gironde sank with about one hundred people reported drowned amid the mishap at sea.
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Interim leadership shakeup at Pacific system railways
Believed temporary arrangement replaces Hilo Salis Lake with W M Bapcroft as acting general manager of the Oregon Short Line and Pacific system, Southern Pacific, as Mark Dewn departs for San Francisco. Calvin may be appointed in a similar role. a suitable successor for OO Bo N at Peetboral is sought.
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Campaign turmoil and Roosevelts reelection bid
Washington dispatch reports corruption charges aimed at Chairman Cortelyou and Roosevelt to be answered near Senator Ainwox in Pittsburgh tomorrow night as Knox consults White House aides about the president’s campaign. Theodore Roosevelt’s sons8024 and their ally discuss the race while Parker’s quiet New York visit unfolds. A separate message from Aden notes Baron Innerdale wreck off the Arabian coast with 21 crew lost and troops dispatched for vengeance.
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Suit for Eight Hundred Ten Dollars and Ninety Cents
Suit filed in the state circuit court by Paul Hrinkman against PF W Schmitt J A Barrowsbridge of Portland representation pending attachment. Allegations: owed for services as clerk and a money loan totaling 830.90. Store remains open. deputy sheriff attached property. negotiations ongoing.
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PF. W. Schmitt
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Mainlander sunk in 22 feet of water near Seattle
Pacific Coast Steamship Company officials say if Captain Lanter's sunken steamer Mainlander lies at 127 fathoms, no raise is likely. Neptune Salvage may be hired to search with a diving cage. Captain Finch and inventor Smith located the Islander. Also notes Oregon women lawyers, Portland admission, Oct building permits, and Astoria navy recruitment dates.
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Oregon Delegation Appeals for El Paso Meeting Trip
Secretary A King Wilson of the Oregon Irrigation association urges every county elector with travel ability to attend the national meeting in El Paso from November 15 to 18. A round trip fare of 70 dollars is secured, aiming for a strong Oregon presence to influence the 1905 gathering. Delegates should reach Portland by the eve of November to join the group.
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Hoo Active Onluationists Revable Data Abrodt
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about activity by a group labeled Hoo with unclear action on valuation data. Readers should note the wording is garbled and misses standard names or dates. The readable parts suggest a notice concerning valuation-related matters but lack concrete details or outcomes.
Salvation Army Officers in Northwest Face Travel Delays
The Salvation Army in the Northwest reports Col. French and Major Dablin delayed by lecture date confusion in Pendleton while en route to Portland and San Francisco. A five story Seattle hotel barracks complex opens as “Tie Cou,” with Tacoma counterpart, and 300 officers and about 5000 members active in the province.
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Pardonable Sea
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College chairs stolen from Whitman dorm hall
Two hundred dining chairs disappeared from Billings Hall at Whitman College and were returned days later by Halloween pranksters. Four boys refused to help carry the chairs and were punished by being strapped to a chair with a chair tied to their backs, then forced to carry them into the hall. No injuries occurred and students and faculty maintained good spirits as meals were eaten standing during the shortage.
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Whitman College
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Thoretay
Robbers Escape With 830000 From New York Bank
Masked men blew open a private bank vault in Midtown Manhattan at night and carried away an estimated 25,000 to 40,000 dollars. The blast alarmed residents as the fugitives dropped bags of money while fleeing.
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