26 Nov 1888
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1888
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR recalls a contractor and carpenter named Myruru or Myruru related to Oregon work. Mentions PutS and Lewve codeal with references to Kalimetw and Thompson, unclear roles. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges from the text.
A Pontiaxo man Tucker was arrested for forging Rev Clapp’s name on a 25 check and selling it to Mr Verkines. A East Portland resident Nicolai Broa. died by suicide over vaccination issues. Local smallpox worries fade as varioloid appears in a single case. Also noted: legal action on defending criminals without pay and road work progress on a major bridge project.
The Roll Society reports the family of Hiv DL Halter from Minteeta endured illness and hunger after their home burned. Seven children and the mother shared a single room with no food. Three died or fell ill, and the remaining relieved children were moved to the talal system of charity. The society is out of funds and appeals to citizens for help.
Korigny Webber, a barber in Postiaso, was awakened by his dog and fired at a burglar at his back door. The intruder tried a window, Webber shot twice, the man fell briefly but escaped.
Frank Weasel, owner of the Central Machine lodging house, was killed after a dispute with Joseph Melermott over unpaid rent. Melermott claimed abuse by Weasel’s wife, leading to a confrontation in which Weasel struck. he died from a head wound. Melermott is arrested on murder charges.
Eastern Umatilla County residents favor a division line near the center to balance territory and government needs. They warn against opposition from town boosters and urge a fair, legislative solution. A Centerville tie to Kirks district surfaces in correspondence, with local readers urged to support an equitable plan and avoid sectarian strife.
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