Marriage License Issued in Pendleton for Betts and Aaron
Frank Betts and Minnie Aaron of Pilot Rock received a Pendleton marriage license with Portland as the issuing city, while Judge A Lowell returned from Portland after addressing the United Artisans. Other notes cover a local court matter, farmer markets, and a series of deaths and an accident.
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Frank Betts
Minnie Aaron
Pilot Rock
Portland
Judge & A. Lowell
Shite Assembly of the United Artisans
Step toward erection of theatre in Pendleton
George Darveau, proprietor of the St. George Hotel, began Pendleton theater plans by closing the St. George restaurant. The bar room will move to the restaurant area and the grill will be located where the bar now sits. a Webb street entrance may be used if a Main street option fails.
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Webb Street
George Darveau
St. George Hotel
Pendleton's
St. George
Darveau
Hamley Harness Storekeeper Returns From Homestead Visit
Mike Wintler of the Hamley Harness company’s store returned last evening from a trip to his homestead near Nolin.
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Mike Wintler
Hamley Harnese Company
Nolin
German couple survives charity party in Cleveland area
Mr and Mrs Henry Rosenburg who recently wed in Germany endured a charivari party Saturday night at 10 o'clock. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Julius Hudeman Mr and Mrs Carl Wessert Mr and Mrs Henry J Taylor Mrs Hazel Taylor Mr and Mrs Elmer Snyder Mr and Mrs Hans Struve Mrs H H Taylor Mr and Mrs J Mumm H H Wescell W A Brown A Schmidt G W Bradley John Witt Dr W R Campbell and John Nissen.
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Henry Rosenburg
Germany
Julius Hudeman
Carl Wessert
Henry J. Taylor
Hazel Taylor
Elmer Snyder
Hans Struve
H. H. Taylor
J. Mumm
H. H. Wescell
W. A. Brown
A. Schmidt
G. W. Bradley
John Witt
W. R. Campbell
John Nissen
Hunter Captures Goose Thieves in Hermiston
J Baker of Hermiston reports a morning goose hunt in Umatilla ended with two tramps stealing his game. He found the thieves cooking it by a campfire, then arrested them at the scene and had them boarded to return to Hermiston for police custody.
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J. Baker
Hermiston
Baker
Umatilla
Woman Aged 112 In Vienna Dies After Long Life
Katharina Luatig, Vienna’s oldest resident, dies at 112 in the Jewish alms house. Born December 2, 1799 in a Hungarian town, she was the eighth of ten children and mother to 19, with six deaths among them. Her husband died at 105 after 75 years of marriage. she supported herself as an umbrella maker until 1904 and never wore spectacles. She drank a pint of beer after meals, a simple diet noted in reports.
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Vienna
Katharina Luatig
Katharina
Artificial Man Costs 120 Pounds in Berlin Test
A Berlin physician, in a humorous note, estimates a complete artificial man could be built for about 120 pounds. Parts priced separately include 36 pounds per arm, 28 pounds per leg, 28 pounds per ears, 6 pounds per eye, and 12 pounds per set of teeth. He adds that such a figure would still lack traits like a real father, canine, or skilled bricklayer.
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Berlin
Girl Terrorist Sent To Lunatic Asylum Near Berne
The Russian girl terrorist Tatiana Leontieff, sentenced in Thun in 1807 to four years and banishment, has finished her term. She shot M Muller at an Interlaken hotel mistaking him for the Russian minister Durnovo. Both authorities and her Berne-based father view her as dangerous, and she will be indefinitely kept at the Lunatic Asylum of Munsneen near Berne, where she has been for over a year.
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Yale
New Haven
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Bors
Minnesota
Gophers
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Warren A. Chandler
Southern Methodist Church
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National Amateur Athletic Union
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Thun
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M. Muller
Parte
Interlaken
M. Durnovo
Tatiana
Tattinnga
Muns’neen
In Boy's Garb Kills Flance At Rome
A young woman disguised as a boy killed Felice Nardiello in Rome after he jilted her. She confessed to the disguise and said she aimed to prevent him from marrying another. She surrendered without attempting escape and claimed former fiancée status. Berlin dispatch notes failing Berlin tour news.
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Flance
Rome
Droessoil
Felice Nardiello
Felice
Rome Exhibition Staged Postponed to September Opening
In Rome the Momento announces the Rome Exhibition will open September 20 next year instead of March 27 and extend into June of the following year due to building completion delays. Berlin reports theaters introduced a no-loge paper program allowing carefree handling by audiences, a practice that has spread across the empire.
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Rome
Momento
Berlin
Empire
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