Bradley to plead insanity in Utah murder trial
Mrs Annie M Bradley will go on trial in Washington DC next Monday for the murder of former Senator Arthur M Brown of Utah shot at the Raleigh hotel. Defence aims to prove homicidal insanity inherited through family history and Brown's alleged abuse. Utah witnesses, including Judge H P Henderson, will testify to hereditary insanity and the accused’s mental state.
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Washington
Arthur M. Brown
Cali
Washington, D. C
Justice Stafford
Criminal Court of
District of Columbia
Annie M. Bradley
Utah
Senator Brown
Raleigh
Bradley
Senate
Salt Lake City
West
C. W. Powers
H. P. Henderson
Superor Court of
Unscrambled Grocer Return Prompts Customer Frustration
A reader voices frustration with a grocery store return policy and service. The message questions why refunds aren’t universal and why the store’s return process fails to meet expectations, citing personal dissatisfaction with a recent experience.
Nine Hawaiian Girls Visit Portland Stir Hearts in Portland Chronicle
The Oregon Daily Journal reports three Portland men and three Seattle men pursue nine Hawaiian girls visiting Portland for three weeks. They dined, rode, theater parties, and sang in native robes, leaving hearts shattered in Seattle while Portland couples pursue love. In Honolulu, a kanika friend remains faithful to his true love.
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Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Seattle
Cupid
Honolulu
Pendleton Fire Department to Hold Election in Council Rooms
Notice states Pendleton fire department members will elect a chief and first and second assistant chief for the upcoming year. Election takes place Monday evening, December 2, from 7 to 9 in the council rooms. signed by Chief J. L. Vaughan.
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Pendleton
Women ushers debut in Hammerstein era New York
New York yesterday saw women ushers in the Hammerstein opera house marking an innovation. Burke Cochrin, a New York congressman, was arrested for casting an invalid vote but acquitted after a rank mistake surfaced. A fire on the sixth floor of Chicago’s German hospital caused alarm as sixty patients were moved to an adjacent building. October imports fell by 3 million dollars from a year earlier, reflecting a tightening money market.
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Hammerstein Opera House
New York
Burke Cochrin
Chicago
Sailor Ben Gable Rescues Self After Overboard Incident
Ben Gable, a sailor aboard the Rajore, fell overboard near Portland while painting stays. He saved himself as the ship encountered trouble. A washed ashore nude body of a man, about 40, appeared at Bainbridge Island near Bremerton, Washington. Two hundred easy marks at Astoria involved a failed patent irons purchase. the buyer has not surfaced. A holdup in Astoria saw a crook threaten two women. one woman knocked away the gun, which turned out to be wood.
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Ben Gable
Rajore
Portland
Bainbridge Island
Bremerton
Wash
Astoria
President Creates Bird Reserves on Pacific Coast
The president established a West Coast bird reserve at Three Arch Rocks in Oregon and three Washington reserves at Flattery Rocks Quilli/Yate Needles and Kopalin Rock. These sites host immense bird breeding flocks and aim to prevent extinction of the feathered bipeds. The reserves cover the coastlines' most prolific breeding areas in Oregon and Washington.
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Washington
Navy
Oregon
Three Arch Rocks
Flattery Rocks
Quilliyate Needles
Kopalin Rock
Wallowa Banks Stand Firm Against Wall Street Flurry
The Joseph banks defy the governor’s five day proclamation by staying open and continuing business as usual. The Herald notes banks in Wallowa county are in strong condition and report no impact from the money market turmoil.
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Wallowa
Wall Street
Joseph
Wallowa County
jJoseph Herald
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Ad Promoted by Pendleton Drug Co
An old advertisement endorses Hickory Bark Cough Remedy as guaranteed to cure coughs and pure. Made from shell bark or white hickory tree bark. Sold by druggists and dealers nationwide, as spotted in the East Oregonian.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Pennsylvania
Pendleton Drug
Heyburn Rail Rate Plan Promised In Congress
A Washington correspondent reports Idaho Senator Heyburn will introduce a bill to fix railroad rates by ending higher long haul charges. If adopted, it would settle the Spokane case and affect many interior points. Supporters from Boise to Salt Lake back the measure, while the Interstate Commerce Commission delays final rulings amid broader rate concerns.
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Washington
Heyburn
Congress
Idaho
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Ita
Spokane Casey
Boise
Salt Lake
New York
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sleyburn
Boi
Butte
Helena
Tdlaho
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease, not curable by local treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is advertised as a blood and mucous membrane remedy with a $100 reward for failure to cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Jockey Sues for 40000 Damages Over Dog Incident
A suit filed by attorneys Harn and Smith for Benjamin F. McClain Jr. and his guardian claims damages from John P. Vollmer and the Lewiston Fair and Racing Association. The dog owned by Vollmer allegedly rushed the race track during a Clarkston racing meet, frightening a horse ridden by the jockey and causing a fall that disabled him from engagements. The petition seeks 40000 dollars.
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Harn and Smith
Benjamin F. McClain, Jr
John P. Vollmer
Lewiston Fair and Racing Association
Clarkston
Lewiston Tribune
Hotel Arrivals From Many Cities Noted
A list of hotel arrivals includes guests from Portland San Francisco Spokane Seattle and Butte among others. Names mentioned include C M Taylor W Dawson W D Butler L C Hill H C Gregg G W Palmer Thos Harris A W Nielman J Wredgers and wife C D Farrell M B Streeter C A Mayer hofer S Pierce A B Charles F Dyer G N White J Peters T F Carpenter James J West Sim Culley E Jones Walla Walla Wea ton Hatel Golden Rule Bertha Nation Bert Nation J F Weaver Wm Fraker J Cunningham J EB Orr J Rudderly Ett a MecKarcher L S Wells B F Lieuallen G R Green F A Strong and others.
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St. George
C. M. Taylor
Payette
W. Dawson
Portland
W. D. Butler
la Grande
L. C. Hill
St. Louie
H.C. Gregg
Walla Walla
G. W. Palmer
Spokane
Benkofsky
New York
Thos
Harris
A. W. Nielman
Chicago
J. Wredgers
Wife
C. D. Farrell
M. B. Streeter
Streeter
Game Warden Eyes Pheasants Purchases in Yakima Valley
Yakima valley game warden Thomas Mullen has 1200 dollars for pheasant procurement to boost propagation. Everett dealer H L Dillaway offers hundreds of Chinese pheasants at seven dollars per pair, noting Sunnyside and Outlook stock thriving. Dillaway says pheasants are hardy and multiply, while some states restrict sharing of pheasants and quail. The item includes promotional booster prose for a cough remedy and Pendleton Drug Co. listings.
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Thomas Mullen
Yakima Valley
H. Ll. Dillaway
Everett
Mr. Mullen
Sunnyside
Dillaway
Fitzpatrick Ranch Sold Near Joseph in Wallowa County
The 665 acre Fitzpatrick ranch one mile east of Joseph in Wallowa County has been sold to Thomas Peters of The Dullew for 16000 dollars.
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Fitzpatrick
Joseph
Wallowa County
Thomas Peters
The
Dullew
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers Promotes Peaceful Trade
An ad notes universal peace is distant while Moorish tensions trouble France. It asserts ability to sell high grade gentlemen's clothing at pleasing prices, claiming confidence that correct suits keep peace of mind.
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France
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