Seven Years in Pen and Two Thousand Dollar Fine
Michael Ryan was sentenced by Circuit Judge H. J. Bean to seven years in the penitentiary and a $2000 fine for manslaughter in a case near his Hudson Bay country home. His attorneys asked for 20 days to file a bill of exceptions and to prepare a petition for a writ of probable cause, with a bail chance if granted. A stay of execution was granted, delaying imprisonment.
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Ryan
Michael Ryan
H. J. Bean
Beckwith
Edward Dixon
Hudson Bay Country
Dixon
Shubert
Old Offender Held After Umatilla Arrest in Pendleton
Patrick Sullivan an accused thief from Umatilla, arrested again and held in Pendleton jail after a hearing before Justice Parkes. With no bonds posted, he remains jailed until the January term for grand jury review on larceny of money and clothing from O R N employees. Detective Player brought him to Pendleton for the hearing. Bonds set at 290 dollars. failure to post keeps him jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sullivan
Umatilla
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Sullivan
Pendleton
Plaver
O. R. & N. Service
Gevernay Justice of the Peace Parkes
Skeleton Found near Elcentro Cemetery In Canyon Wash
Skeleton unearthed by a canyon wash near Calexico, Elcenterro area believed to be a woman who died years ago. No record of the identity, thought to be among early town interments.
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Elcentro
Cal
Calexfeq
Pendleton Dance Tonight by Johnson Orchestra
Newsy Notes describe a dance in Umatilla with Johnson's orchestra performing this afternoon and again this evening. Also notes Bishop Paddock's visit to Rev. Quinney, Children's Hour at the library with Miss Haley, Civic Club meeting at city hall, and Stickney and O'Connor bound over after breaking into Bond Bros.' store.
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Umatilla
Johnson
Civic Club
Ladies’ Civic and Library Club
Stickney
O'Connor
Bond Bros
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Wheat Market Steady At Ninety Cents A Bushel
Local wheat market reports club wheat at 90 cents per bushel and bluestem at one dollar while trade is slow with little selling. A parish house exhibition titled In the Shadow of the Cross will run for a week starting December 6 at the Church of the Redeemer Parish House. Court proceedings include Sherman versus Geinger concerning a water right with Fee and Slater as counsel for the plaintiff and D W Bailey for the defense, plus a November 40 lecture by F J French of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company's publicity department at the court house on southern California.
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Church of the Redeemer
Sherman
Geinger
Fee
Slater
D. W. Bailey
Court House
Commercelal Association Rogma
F. J. French
Oo. R. & N. Company
French
Southern California
Indians Attend Thanksgiving at Presbyterian Mission
At the Presbyterian mission on Tu milla yesterday 118 members of the Indian church attended two Thanksgiving dinners and four services conducted by Rev J M Cornelison. It was a very successful affair with many Indians also at a feast for the dead at Black Hawk's pince. A Thanksgiving service was held at the agency school in the evening with Rev Cornelison present. The president's proclamation was read by Major Schwartzlander.
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Tumilla
J. M. Cornelison
Black Hawk's
Agency School
Cornelison
Schwartzlander
Library Books Ready for Distribution to School Districts
About 1500 new volumes are prepared at the county school superintendent’s office for distribution to county districts. The books arrived recently and will be sent as instructions come to Superintendent Welles. Each district must pay freight. the Child's Life Second Reader is notably popular with seventeen copies ordered.
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Welles
Barges Conewago and Stetson Drift Toward Sea
Ten sailors aboard the coal laden barges Conewago and Stetson drift seaward under a fierce gale after breaking away from the tug Tucsday near Montauk Point. Rescue efforts by the tug have failed to halt the rising danger as fear grows they cannot recover from the storm.
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New York
Conewago
Stetson
Philadelphia
Montauk Point
Woman Run Over Twice by Auto in Portland
Portland Ore Nov 26 Twice run over by the same taxicab Mrs George Wo Blines dies at her home in this city and Mrs Billings, who was returning home late Tuesday, narrowly escaped after the cab reversed and passed over the woman’s body. The chauffeur reportedly reversed the gear twice before stopping.
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Portland
Ore
George Wo Blines
Young Paris Professor Critically Wounded in California
In Oakland, California, November 26, a man identified as Robert De Courelin of Paris, a Pasteur Institute faculty member, was found critically injured by a bullet said to have been discharged accidentally from his own revolver. He lay near the California Wine Association’s wine haven, unable to speak, exhausted by blood loss and fever.
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Ontland
Calif
Robert de Courelin
Paris
Pasteur Institute
Richmond
California Wine Association
French man wounded in winery gunfire incident
A French man, after a rapid attempt to summon help, fired his revolver. An employee of the winery responded to aid him. The injured man tripped and discharged the weapon again, the bullet entering his right breast and liver, causing a serious wound.
Negro lynched by mob near Meriden
Morgan Chambers, a Black man, was abducted by about 200 masked assailants from Town Marshal Broadway and Deputy Camp near Meriden, twelve miles west of town. While being forced toward the jail, the mob fired, riddling his body with bullets and grazing Broadway’s cheek after a confrontation sparked by earlier reports of beating and robbery.
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Meriden
Mies
Morgan Chambers
Broadway
Jow
Mercham
Here
Martin Dressler
Pointe
Merehan
Dressler
Marshal Broadway
Jall
LANDSIDES AND RAIN SHUT RAIL SERVICE NEAR MISSOULA
Butte reports multiple landslides and heavy rains have demoralized the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway west of Missoula, with tracks covered by earth and rock blocking freight. The Northern Pacific also struggles to operate trains due to ongoing slides and rainfall.
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Butte
Chicago
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Woman Leader Plans Gigantic Protest
Mrs Robbins, president of the Women's Trade Union League, advocates a protest. She would call a million and a half men to refuse to work for a day if Gompers Mitchell Mortigan are summoned to call the plans.
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Chieves
Willamette at Standstill After Flood Stage
The Willamette River at Portland reached flood stage today then paused. House boats broke from moorings and several bridges faced danger before stabilizing.
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Willamette
Portland
Witlimette
Buttercreek Youth James A. McCarty Visits County Office
James A. McCarty a notable young resident of Buttercreek spent the day at the county school superintendent office conducting official business and meeting with officials to discuss district matters.
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James A. McCarty
Buttercreek
Train Collision Kills Three on Northern Pacific Near Lind
A Northern Pacific crash near Ling, caused by a misordered move, killed engineer Teamiin, Iremin Spangler, and Phoe Tyler of the Great Northern train. Fireman and engineer on the NP helper engine died. passengers escaped unharmed as cars burned but stayed on the tracks. The disaster followed NP trains using flooded GN tracks. The wreck occurred around 1 o'clock as the helper headed west from Lind.
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Spokane
Northern Pacifc
Ling
Midnie
Teamiin
Iremin Spangler
Phoe Tyler
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Lind
Mrs Stetson Teachings Said To Break Home
New York date source reports Mrshrlety, wife of a famous trust heir, asserts Christian Science teachings by Mrs Stetson caused her home to break. She claims Natalie, her daughter, is being taught by Christy, and vows to regain possession despite health decline.
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New York
Stetson
Hrlety
Natalie
Christy
Howard
Estray Notice from Vansycle Iron Gray Yearling Pair
Estray notice for two iron grey yearling horses and one bay yearling mule branded L A under quarter circle. Reward offered for return or information. Notify Fe Anderson Pendleton Oregon or Vansycle ranch.
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Vansycle
Colfe
L. A
Roward
Fe Anderson
Pendleton
Oresmon
Fragmented reflection on home and service roles
A fragmented passage notes that a home requires each member to have a suite of rogma and servants to attend to every want. It emphasizes rubbing together and performing thoughtful things for one another as the essence of home life.
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
White House
Mike Ryan
Tallman
Tallman & Co
Oregon
Hawkes
WM. E. Hanscom
Winslow Bros
Mammoth Book Sale
the Handy Story
Malin St
Newsy
Bishop Paddock
Robert L. Paddock
Ishop
Charles Quinney
Miss Haley
Triangle
Mrs. Stetson
Miesing
Ben F. Tussing
M. Tussing
EF Webb
Ingram
Ain
F. A. Clise
John Schmidt
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