Echo Interested in Pony Contest Sparks Local Support
Echo Oregon November 13 Special report highlights Fred Markham a 14 year old Echo resident shining in the East Oregonian Journal contest. Strong local backing from surrounding towns funds votes and subscriptions as towns rally for a square deal and a potential Christmas prize featuring Togo the pony.
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Echo
Ore
Togo
Manly
Fred Markham
Fred
East Oregonian Journal
Beng
Sues for 37000 as clerk hire case details
W J Brown as administrator of C E Sturdevant's estate sues A J Sturdevant former Pilot Rock merchant for 7000 for services alleged to have been performed by the deceased in managing the store. Sturdevant ran the store from October 1900 to August 1906 and the suit seeks 7000 or 125 per month for services rendered.
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W. J. Brown
C. E. Sturdevant
A. J. Sturdevant
Pilot Rock
Balfour Guthrie Co Moves to New Offices
The Balfour Guthrie company is moving its offices from Court street to the room across the street formerly the Maze saloon. The front of the building has been remodelled to provide light and convenient offices. Lot Livermore will share the new rooms.
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Balfour Guthrie Company
Court Street
Lot Livermore
Lot Livermore Moves Into Commodious Quarters
Lot Livermore has fitted up Court street space formerly the Mage saloon as offices and is moving in. The new rooms provide a splendid office and convenience for clients. Livermore handles real estate and insurance and serves as school clerk in the district.
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Lot Livermore
Court Street
Mage
Mr. Livermore
Livermore
Judge FitzGerald Sees No Drunks This Morning
For the first time this month Judge FitzGerald has no drunk defendants before him. Judge Fee is away at United States court sessions in Portland.
Grocer Returns Money After Customer Complaint
A local grocer refunded a customer after a dispute over payment. The customer received the full amount back, restoring the transaction to a satisfactory conclusion for both parties.
Branch asylum a possibility for eastern Oregon
Legislative delegation weighs a branch asylum near Pendleton due to Salem overcrowding and climate. Dr Steiner favors a location east of the Cascades to save transport costs and improve patient recovery. Support depends on local demand and voter approval under a constitutional amendment.
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Crowder
Oregon
Pendleton
Salem
KR. EB L Steiner
Cascades
Bunchsrass
Fox
Willamette Valley
C. J. Smith
Umatilla
For Shaw's Florist Sees Tomorrow Plant Discount
A florist offers discounts on all bulb and chrysanthemum plants tomorrow at For Shaw's. Customers are urged to plant hyacinths and tulips now.
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Forshaw’s
Havana Tense Ahead of Cuban National Elections
Havana on the eve of Cuba’s national elections shows unrest as voters prepare for a crucial vote tomorrow. Presidential candidates are Jose Miguel Gomez of the Liberal party and General Mario Menocal, who vows to rule with a strong hand if elected.
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Havana
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gomez
Iberal
Mario Menoca
Lewiston Ships Five Million Pounds of Fruit
Lewiston Idaho November 13 figures announced by a railroad official show five million pounds of fruit shipped from the Lewiston Clarkston valley this season. The apple crop was the best ever known and the returns to growers will amount to about a quarter of a million dollars.
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Lewiston
Ida
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley
Famous Guness Murder Trial In Progress
In Porte Indiana on November 13 a session of Tray Lamphere’s murder trial was announced to begin Saturday and may last two weeks. Coroner Dr C Mack testified to finding the Gunness family bodies after a fire destroyed their home. Lamphere showed strain while the coroner testified.
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Porte
Ind
Tray Lamphere
Gunness
C. Mack
Teadfiel
Simphere
Custody Dispute Over Man Arrested in Gardiner Extradition Fight
In Gardiner Oregon last Saturday a man was arrested in a bid to extradite him to Throckmorton Texas where he is allegedly indicted in 1904 for obtaining money under false pretenses. The minister Gleima says it is a case of mistaken identity.
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Fenton
Rey
Summers
Clark
Gardiner
Ore
Throckmorton
Tex
Glaima
Butchers in San Francisco Lose International Affiliation Bid
Chinese butchers and meat market men of San Francisco who sought affiliation with the International body of meat cutters and butchers are disappointed as their petition was turned down by the International body.
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San Francisco
International Body of Meat Cutters and Butchers
New depot to rise in Baker City of pressed brick
Information from the general offices of the Oregon, Tt. & N. Co. in Portland states a new depot will be erected in Baker City. The building will be constructed of pressed brick and trimmed with native stone and will occupy the site of the present depot.
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Baker City
Ore
Portland
Unlucky Day gridiron clash in Eastern Oregon
Pendleton and Baker City high schools vie for the state championship in a Lat ter City showdown this Friday afternoon. Pendleton travels with a cheering delegation to Baker, led by Prof. Hampton. Mark Moorhouse slated as official. Lineup includes Chaaplain, Struve, Hinderman, Flean, Devine, Horkine, Sturgie, Baker captain, McCarty, Sterle, Kimball. subs Milne, Thompson, W Chapman.
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Baker City
Oregon
East Oregonian
Pendleton Fellows
Pendleton
Hanch
Rooters
Baker
Hampton
Mark Moorhouse
Pendleton Boys
Chaaplain
Struve
Hinderman
Flean
Devine
Horkine
Sturgie
McCarty
Sterle
Kimball
Milne
Thompson
W. Chapman
Daily train from Enterprise to La Grande at 8 each day
A daily train runs from Enterprise to La Grande departing at 8 o clock except Sundays and arriving at the opposite city between 2 and 4 o clock the same day. Saturday runs will detail the service minutes.
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Enterprise
la Grande
Dog Dies Saving Master in Nighttime Hold Up
A St Bernard belonging to saloon keeper F. W. Lutkemeier at 49 Union Avenue died after midnight while defending his master from a masked robber. The thief lined up the proprietor and three customers against a wall, looted the register, and fled. The dog, noted as one of the city’s finest, protected his master during the raid.
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St. Bernard
F. W. Lutkemeier
Union Avenue
Ita
Sys
Oregonlin
Elly
New Train Service To Enterprise Starts Saturday
The La Grande Observer reports a new train extension to Enterprise begins next Saturday morning. Details on timetable running, first-trip procedures, conductorship, and inauguration specifics remain unannounced at this time.
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Enterprise
la Grande
M. J. Buckley
Robber Kills Guard Then Flees With Cash
An armed robber burst in and, without waiting for orders, threw a 150 pound weight at a thug’s throat. The victim died instantly. The robber seized the cash from the register and escaped into the street within seconds.
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Errand
Policeman Fired For Reading On Beat In Capitol Hills
Patrolman H A Aslund was dismissed by Chief Ward for preferring reading current literature and works of his favorite authors over patrolling his beat in Capitol Hills. Sergeant Frank Bryant, in charge of the squad, reported a general shake up after taking command.
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Capitol Hills
H. A. Aslund
Ward
Sergt Frank Bryant
Aslund
Seattle
P. A. Bryant
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Johnson
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Schilling
United States Depository
Smith
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