Pendleton Daily arrivals and regional travel notes
George C. Coe and R. W. Allen visit Pendleton from Stanfield and Hermiston while many locals from Moro Heppner and Baker City come and go for business and visiting. Notables include J G Cutler and J B Montgomery arriving for local matters, and DA G W Phelps departing for Heppner to attend circuit court as the grand jury prepares. Augusta Moule is ill and en route to Seattle for appendicitis treatment. others travel by Northern Pacific and Spokane trains.
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R. W. Allen
Hermiston
Pendleton
W. H. Ragsdale
Moro
John Rasmus
Heppner
Pendleton Friends
Robert McGaughey
Baker City
Qeay
UO PH JO SuoTog Wia
A. Zeuske
Spokane
Pullman
Washington
Bert Huffman
Walla Walla
Augusta Moule
Major
Lee Moorhouse
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Wheat Unchanged as Market Holds at 62 Cents
Pendleton brief notes report local wheat prices steady at 62 cents per bushel. A marriage license was issued today to Will Penland and Miss Mary Casey, both longtime residents of Pendleton.
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Martinge
Will Penland
Mary Casey
Two Petitions Filed For City Offices In Pied City
At the city recorder office today two nominating petitions were filed. They are for Mayor E. J. Murphys seeking another term and Lee Moorhouse seeking reelection as treasurer.
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City Recorder’s Office
E. J. Murphys
Lee Moorhouse
Railroad Officials Visit Pendleton From Portland
Railroad officials William Bollows and J. T. Langley assistant superintendents of the C. R. H. and N. and H. C. Oliver traveling freight agent, all with Portland offices, spent last night in Pendleton. Langley and Oliver left for the wear in the morning local.
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Frank Rogers
Kerr-Gifford Company
Northern Pacific
William H. Daughtrey
Union Stockyards Company
Portland
Western Oregon
J. G. Cutler
Pasco-Pendleton
Pasco
BH. P. Croarkin
Echo Real Estate
James Jaine
Vancouver
J. M. McCormmach
William McCormmach
William Bollows
J. T. Langley
H. C. Oliver
Pendleton
Langley
Oliver
The
Wear
Books Added to Public Library for Teachers and Clergy
Senator Ankeny of Walla Walla, former U S senator and bank president, visits the city with his son Nesmith Ankeny, acting as private secretary, on First National Bank business. Hastings Dictionary of the Bible, History of Christianity by Milman, and Works of Josephus are added to the library for Sunday school teachers and students.
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Hastings
Milman
Josephus
Ankeny
United States
Walla Walla
First National Bank
Nesmith Ankeny
Bentley and Leffingwell Move to 48 Main Street
In Their New Office the real estate Insurance firm of Bentley and Leffingwell has moved from the Hartman Abstract building across the street into the new office fitted up at 48 Main Street. John F. Hill is with them and they are prepared to handle real estate or write insurance on everything from chicken coops up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley & Leffingwell
Hartman Abstract
Main Street
John F. Hill
Goose Hunters Departure Signals Long North County Trip
A hunting party comprising goose hunters and Attorneys J. P. Winter and G. W. Coutts with Dr. W. McClure and J. J. Hamley left in the early morning for goose hunting grounds in the county's northwest. They expect a three to four day absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnod
J. P. Winter
Dr. W. McClure
J. J. Hamley
G. W. Coutts
Interesting Histories Arrive at Public Library Shelves
Three Francis Parkman works join local shelves drawing interest from general readers and high school students. The titles include La Salle and the Discovery of the Great West Pioneers of France In the New World and The Oregon Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Francis Parkman
la Salle
Great West
France
New World
Oregon Trail
Walker at Echo on prohibitionists meeting day
County Commissioner Horace Walker states he was at Echo while prohibitionists met at the courthouse and was unaware his presence was requested. He was traveling from Echo to Pendleton and would have attended if he had known.
Pendleton Sees $75 Forfeit In Parasite Arrests
Police chief Gurdane announced three arrests of Budd Kidd John Doe Bolger and Richard Roe DeWitt for alleged parasitism. The men failed to appear at the trial and their bail of 25 dollars each was forfeited. A citywide crackdown is planned with more arrests likely daily until the threat is removed.
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Pendleton
Gurdane
Budd Kidd
John Doe Bolger
Richard Roe DeWitt
Macques
Industrial workers press fight for free speech in Spokane
Spokane reports industrial workers, including sailors and painters unions, refuse to yield in a dispute over free speech after a Monday start. The general executive of the board of organization was summoned to Spokane to address the clashes and overturned ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Navy
Board of Ormmnigation
Sortaliata
Painters Union
Irie
Prize Distribution Report From Atlanta Event
Prizes totaling 176 were awarded to top contestants at a night event in Atlanta. The New York Herald and Atlanta Journal coverage notes a reliability tour with a banquet view about a ban set to the event. Officials summary reports 26 cars finished with perfect scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlants Journel-New York Herald
Ood
Viewton
United States Offers to Buy Pacific Port from Peru
Santiago reports a Lima dispatch says the United States has offered to purchase a Pacific coast port from Peru to establish a coaling station.
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Pacific
Santiago
Chile
Iepaten
Lima
Peru
United States
One Handed Boy To Study Under Paderewski
Donald Johnson a one handed boy from Centerville Wisconsin heads to New York City to study under Sigmund Brojowsk i Paderewski representative in America. He carries a teller from Paderewski now in Switzerland with funds for the trip and two years of study with free tuition and living expenses covered by Paderewski.
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Chicago
Donald Johnson
Centerville
Wis
Ignace Jan Paderewski
New York City
Sigmund Brojowski
Padereski
America
Wisconsin
Paderewski
Switzerland
New York
Wealthy Social Lights Will Go To Altar
London reports the autumn marriage of Miss Marjorie Cunard and Robert Harcourt. Though lacking titles, both families’ wealth and influence promise a socially prominent wedding next week. The Cunard line connections and ties to American society ensure wide attention in England and America.
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London
England
Marjorie Cunard
Robert Harcourt
America
Miss Cunard
Stolen Kiss Filed For Five Thousand Dollars
Seattle report shows Hazel Gill, an Independent Telephone operator, suing G. B. Palmer for 5000 dollars alleging he stole a kiss in a Harland Hotel room on September 18 after entering her mother’s room on Second avenue and preventing exit. Palmer allegedly refused to pay a hotel escalation. The suit seeks compensation for the alleged act.
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Seattle
Wash
Hazel Gill
Independent Telephone
G. B. Palmer
Palmer
Miss Gill
Harland Hotel
Second Avenue
Mind Over Matter In Voice Authority Case
A tongue in cheek exchange notes how an authoritative voice prompts obedience in dogs and even in a king. The Acute Observer and the Traveler discuss the power of tone across cultures, citing Khalisundjharo and the phrase Oh King live forever as examples of vocal influence.
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Khalisundjharo
Carolyn Wells
Success Magazine
The Kind of Critter He Was at Cliff Dwellers
An embarrassed member at Chicago’s Cliff Dwellers literary club faces a terrible breach of decorum. Fred Richardson counsels a quirky, evasive exit suggesting he wiggle his ears and eat another thistle, as recounted in Success Magazine.
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Cliff Dwellers
Chicago
Fred Richardson
Success Magazine
Backhanded Charm in a Lumberyard Quip
A humorous exchange depicts Nick calling someone backward and shy while Dick quips she would blush at a pile of undressed lumber. The casual banter showcases social teasing anchored in a rural setting and familiar characters.
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Nick
Loeb to Run Department Alone After Announcement
Mr. Loeb declares he will manage his department by himself, signaling a solo leadership approach. The statement outlines a shift in administration and raises questions about support and oversight for the unit.
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Mr. Loeb
Realism in a Stormy Presidential Reception
President Cleveland and Secretary Onley arrived amid a heavy storm. A brass band played outside the station, undaunted by hail. Cleveland quipped that the music was the most realistic he had heard and asked what was playing, receiving the reply Hall to the Chief with real hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Onley
Mr. Cleveland
Secretary of State
Hall
Real Hall
Success Magazine
Father confronts son over college life rumor
Anxious father hears rumors his son, James Smith, is leading a convivial life at college. The son vehemently denies in letters, but the father visits his lodging. A grim landlady confirms, “Does Mr. James Smith live here?” “He does,” she says, and invites him in.
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James Smith
Yonkers Statesman Reports Ellers Big Announcement
In a Yonkers Statesman item the paper notes Ellers plans a major public declaration. The brief dialogue about hens and an automobile hints at satirical or local interest context surrounding the anticipated announcement. Further details were not provided in the snippet.
Seane Jay Bids to Open First Class Horse Shoeing Shop
Seane Jay has purchased the horse shoeing business from Done and Jones and intends to offer first class horse shoeing alongside his general repair services.
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Seane Jay
Done & Jones
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