Local Notes From Pendleton and Nearby Towns
A tide of visitors and locals fill Pendleton and nearby communities. Indian Commissioner Wilkins and many business travelers arrive for irrigation discussions while John A Gross and O. T. Moore attend agricultural affairs. Other movers include Congressman Moody en route to Baker City and J W Reynolds visiting Chehalis on business. A Texas federation meeting and golf rule changes at Delmonico's headline regional civic activity.
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W. H. Babb
Echo
Meach m
Wood Dealer
Golden Rule Hotel
Mable Nye
Walla Walla
James Welch
Portland
J. W. Reynolds
R. G. Reynolds
Chehalis
Wash
L. E. Page
Medford
O. T
John A. Gross
Hotel Pendleton
Malcolm A. Moody
Dalles
Baker City
Waterman
C. E. Watermon
Golden Rule
W. T. Rigby
A. M. Elam
Milton
EB. J. Metcalf
EB. N. Smith Bag
Nebraska
J. A. Hest
Weston
California
Alex Manning
Pilot Rock
Unprecedented Earnings Predicted for Western Railroads
Chicago officials predict before spring western roads will post record earnings as traffic men anticipate a strong November, with forecasts of a tremendous winter volume and growing traffic through the season.
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Chicago
Prescription Fill Policy Emphasizes No Substitutions
A pharmacy states that prescriptions filled by us contain only the best ingredients as prescribed by your doctor and that substitutions are never made. The note underscores commitment to patient-specific medications and adherence to physician instructions.
Indiana School Superintendents Meet in Indianapolis
Members of the Town and City School Superintendents Association gather in Indianapolis for their annual meeting at the state house. The Initial Session covers needed school legislation and methods for selecting teachers and determining their tenure of office over the next two days.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Association Lire
State House
Pass Agreement Expected For Western Railroads Meet
New York November 18 The committee at the meeting of Western railroads discusses the ant exchange pass agreement and the opportunity to confer with presidents of the Trunk Line Association roads. Reaffirmation for another year is anticipated.
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New York
I Ig
Western Railroads
Trunk Line Association
Moulin
New Hitching Rack Places Fixed Along Railroad Street
East Oregonian reports hitching racks are being set along railroad street east of Main and behind the East Oregonian building to aid farmers coming to town. The city will provide more room as existing cottonwood street space is insufficient on market days. Officials and the East Oregonian pressed for more vacant lots to host the horses during wheat season and trading periods.
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Railroad Street
Main Street
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Turkeys in Demand at Record Prices in Walla Walla
With Thanksgiving past, turkey demand rises in the region as buyers scour the countryside for birds. Live weight price hits 1244 cents, top market in Eastern Washington, with Sound country and Montana shipments planned. Hundreds already bought, kept in feeding pens awaiting fast freight. local need expected to be several hundred birds.
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Sound
Walls Wall
Washington
Montana
Whatcom Is Lively Says J C Boyer
C Boyer of Hoyer Culver Printing and Binding Co Whatcom Wash reports that the city with about 20000 residents has granted a building permit on average daily for the year now ending New brick blocks rise as activity remains brisk in Whatcom in the state of Washington.
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C. Boyer
J. C. Boyer
Hoyer Culver Printing and Binding Company
Whatcom, Wash
Boyer
Whatcom
Washington
Death of Mrs Lingle Chalifoe At Agency
Mrs Lingle Chalifoe aged 27 died yesterday at her home near the agency after a long illness with consumption. She leaves a husband and three daughters aged 3 5 and 7. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at the family residence and interment at the Catholic mission cemetery at the agency.
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Lizzie Chalifoe
Lingle Chalifoe
Agency
Flaherty Family Heads to Kansas for Winter Visit
H A Flaherty and family plan a winter stay with relatives in Kansas. He currently lives at Connell Washington, where he owns extensive wheat lands and notes rapid development of the wheat belt. He formerly resided in Uma Hila county for about 11 years and moved to Connell about a year and a half ago.
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Kansas
H. A. Flaherty
Mr. Flaherty
Connell
Wash
Uma
Hila County
McCarty Powell Wedding Ties Artington Canyon City
The wedding of McCarty and Verne Powell was held this forenoon at the thin ist parsonage with Rev. King officiating. The groom is a prosperous citizen of Artington, and the bride hails from Canyon City. The couple departed for their Artington home after the ceremony.
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McCarty
Mise Verne Powell
King Omets
Pendleton High Arranges Football Game with Indian Team
Pendleton High School plans a football match against the Utimatilla Indian team at Alt Street grounds. Expected lineup features experienced players Balinday and AKOO Bambs.
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Pendleton High School
Balinday
Alt Street
Akoo Bambs
Hendtime
Fire at Anchor Ive Wharf in Glasgow Kills One, Injures Eight
A blaze struck the Anchor Ive wharf in Glasgow early morning November 18. A fireman was killed outright and eight others injured by falling debris as the flames spread. By 5 PM the fire raged, destroying a quarter million dollars in property and damaging much shipping.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Trade Unions of Cuba Threaten Walkout in Sympathy
Havana reports a widespread strike threat as all union groups in Cuba pledge sympathy with tobacco workers. Ten thousand men are reportedly out, with unions expected to halt work nationwide tomorrow as part of the solidarity action.
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Cuba
Havana
Shanghai Evacuation on the Cards for November
London reports foreseen evacuation of Shanghai by the late part of November per Higpatch. Carnegie in London on November 18 records a second attack of ptomaine poisoning, with illness spreading.
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Shanghai
London
Navy
Urk
Higpatch
Carnegie
Indian Education A Success at Haskell Institute Kansas
Superintendent reports Indian education shows progress despite criticisms. Of 41 graduates in 1902, all are able to support themselves or assist families. For 1900 class 5 graduates, 77 are self supporting and many help needy parents. Undermatted students also perform well, proving value of thorough schooling and rising demand for enrollment.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Kansas
Sandow Believed Drowned After Ellingamite Wreck
Reports from Sandon and Melbourne indicate Eugen Sandow the strong man and his wife are believed drowned in the Ellingamite wreck near Sandon. Cable messages from Melbourne suggest further uncertain details as rescuers and officials confirm the tragedy.
Oregon Pioneer recalls early Oregon schooling and Wilbur’s Umpqua Academy
J B Grubb mall carrier on Holdman route visited Pendleton area and spoke with East Oregonian about gaps in patron cooperation with mail delivery. He recalls Father Wilbur establishing Umpqua Academy at Wilbur and Binger Hermann as a student, noting Pendleton’s growth from 1850 to 1902 and sharing frontier recollections. The piece ends with Daniel Waters funeral details conducted by the Order of Washington.
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Old Academy
Umpqua
Binger Hermann
J. B. Grubb
Holdman
East Oregonian
Uone
Grubb
Oregon
Pendleton
Grube
Lochang
Umatilla County
Polk County
Douglas Counnty
Wilbur Station
Wilbur
New York State
Umpqua Academy
Taylor Street
Portland
Alte of
Daniel Waters
M. A. Rader
Order of Washington
Mr. Waters
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Alfred Dolge
Juliettes
Romeo
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
T. J. Kirk
Athena
W. HH. Dillon
Kamelia
Lina Sturgise
Sturgis
Lee Teutsch
Josee Falling
Jas W. Maloney
W. H. Congdon
Umatilla
St. George
W. T. Reeder
John A Collier
Fosall
Heaumont
Texas
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Meanmont Club
United States Golf Association
Delmonico
Tallman & Co
Station
Alta Street
West Webb St
F. Earn Hart
Hiinole Foresters
Peoria
Independent Order of Foresters
Oronhyotekha
Tarot Fo
Sandow
Lanson
Melbourne
Athens
Adam
E. T. Wade
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mergantile
East
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