Local Rentals and Ads in Pendleton
Listings announce rooms for rent, seven room house on Perkins avenue, three furnished housekeeping rooms with electric lights and bath on Thompson street, and a house on West Court all furnished for quick sale. Other items include Lane & Son signa and upholstery services, United Orchestra contact, Orpheum theater advertising, Hohbach's coffee and oyster house opening, Mark Patton's barber, lost envelope with Donald Rogers certificates, cold weather notice, Pendleton Sumer Yard coal, and Sunset magazine December issue on sale.
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Lane & Son
College St
United Orchestra
North Side
Enquire
Perkins Ave
Hohbach
Orpheum
Pendleton
Mark Patton
Alexanders
Thompson Street
Donald Rogers
Weat Court
Lee Teutsch
Sunset Magazine
San Francoisco
England's King Seeks New Home After Crisis
London reports the King seeks a new royal residence for the Prince of Wales and a larger estate for himself. Frogmore in Windsor Park is favored for the heir, while York Cottage at Sandringham is deemed too small. Queen Alexandra may not attend the coronation, and Americans are noted for hosting during the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Claremont
Esher
Duchess of Albany
Duchess of Fife
Frogmore
Windsor Park
York Cottage
Sandringham
Edward
Norfolk
Queen Alexandra
Sandringham House
King George
Cora
Strafford
Simbel Colgate
Kennard
Alexandra
Shames Self to Save Brainstorm Husband in Murder Trial
Mrs. Sadie Swartz fainted twice in court while testifying for her husband William Swartz, accused of shooting John Stumps on June 1. She testified their affair with Stumps spurred the killing and that Swartz faced "mental ex p Lus ion" upon learning of his wife's infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sadie Swartz
Foster
Court of General Sessions
William Swartz
John Stumps
Stumps
Swartz
Swarts
Wanted Salesman and canvasser listed in manor notice
A historical notice references a Wanted Salesman and canvasser associated with a manor woman, noting no fake proposition. The clue points to Room 26 at the Golden Rule as the contact location for inquiries.
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Manor
Room
Notable Visitors in Pendleton Today
A string of dignitaries and locals pass through Pendleton today including Mrs C A Faucett of Stanfield, pilot Bovk farmer H H Gilbert, Ontario resident J B Sharp and family, Mrs D C Brownell from Umatilla, Otis Turner of Weston, and Special Detective E B Wood of the O R & N. Guests also include Charles Gerking and wife from Athena, P T Harbour of Weston Brick Yard Co, Ross Carney of Central Meat Market, Senator Turner Oliver from La Grande, BEB Hawkins of Knights of Pythias Insurance, and Mayor E J Murphy returning from southern California. H R Baxter of Lincoln-Jefferson University in Hammond Ind meets students, while C S Jackson of the Oregon Journal visits with brief remarks at Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Faucett
Stanfield
H. H. Gilbert
J. 8. Sharp and
Ontario
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Otis Turner
Weston
Charles Gerking
Athena
Northern Pacific
P. T. Harbour
Weston Brick Yard Company
Ross Carney
Central Meat Market
H. R. Baxter
Lincoln-Jefferson University of
Hammond
Ind
Universitty
C. 5. Jackson
The
Oregon Journal
East Oregonian
Jackson
Walla Walla
Paid Debt to Appease Ghost in Irish Creditor Case
In Cavan a 70 plus woman Anne Brady paid farmer Connell 70 shillings after he claimed the ghost of his dead brother haunted him for the debt. Brady testified the specter frightened her into paying. The judge ruled for the plaintiff and believed the ghost motive.
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Dublin
Drummond
Bailleborough
Cavan
Anne Brady
Connell
Paul
Anarchists Change Tactics in Paris Bomb Attacks
Paris reports reveal a shift from bombs to daggers among saboteurs. Six bombs exploded or found in streets, including Rue de Berri and Avenue Kleber, with one at M Massard's dwelling. Police identify four bomb makers but lack sufficient evidence for conviction.
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Paris
M. Guichard
Loyal conduct rewarded by Spanish sergeant in Badajoz
Sergeant Jose de La Morena of the Badajoz garrison received a goat watch from officers and men as a reward for loyalty. The April report says he helped uncover anti military literature distribution seeking a Spanish republic. He helped capture Laureano Lopez, a Banlo municipal officer, who faced Colonel Ampudia.
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Madrid
Jose de la Morena
Badajoz
Correspondência Militar
Jose Macon
Republic of
Portugasl
Ampudia
Sergeant de la Morena
Laureano Lopez
Banlo
Ampudin
Bride-To-Be Elizabeth Frazier Loses Fourth Wedding Plan
Maiden Massachusetts Miss Elizabeth Frazier again prepared for marriage to Gloucester captain John A. Steele, who failed to arrive for the ceremony. Steele cannot be found after delays, illness, and past reports of his death. The case spans two years of postponed nuptials and renewed hopes.
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Maiden
Mass
Elizabeth Frazier
John A. Steele
Gloucester
Railroads Wage War on Boll Weevil and Shipments Rise
A Southern Railway led campaign to combat the boll weevil in southern states is headed by Prof P B B Plunkett, a government expert. Major railways report large steel rail orders this fall and an Interstate Commerce hearing will assess top lines. News notes include possible takeover rumors, Mexico railroad earnings rise, patent suit postponement, potential Pullman rate cuts, demurrage rule changes, and Nevada bound close rate reductions. Also sale of the Atlantic Shore Line to satisfy bondholders, Missouri river rate suspensions, and a Detroit Toledo and Ironton improvement. A forest fire prevention conference in Brainerd, Minnesota urges railroads to clear rights of way and fit locomotives with spark arresters. Japan also mentioned for high tire purchases.
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Southern Railway
PB. B. Plunkett
Texas
St. Louis & Southwestern
Cotton Belt
Louisville & Nashville
Mexico
Pennsylvania
James Princia
Pittsburgas
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Nevada
Reno
Atlantic Shore
Biddeford
York Me
Missouri
Ohio River
Jackson
Meridian
Tenn
George K. Lowell
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway
Brainerd
Minn
Leper in Laundry Scare Hits Passaic Patron List
Passaic New Jersey Chinese laundryman Mark Lee of 355 Main avenue was removed to Isolation hospital on leprosy suspicion. Laundry closed and fumigated after sanitarian notes symptoms though several doctors refused to confirm. State board of health asked to send an expert. Lee had been doing steady local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Mark Lee
Main Avenue
Board of Health
Lee
Neilson Elliot
State Board of Health
Trenton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copenhagen
F. E. Livengood & Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Retta E. Wombaugh
Stonewall
Jackson Street
England
Rockers
Ralph Folsom Pendleton
Teddy
Africa
Koeppens
Rene
Ite
Rugstores
E. B. Wood
Padicton
Turner Oliver
la Grande
Hawkins
Washington
Oregon
Knights of Pythias Insurance Department
E. J. Murphy
California
Pacific Coast
Anarchists
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Hedrn
Railroad Notes
Erie
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk & Western
Lehigh Valley
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
New Orleans
Japan
Montgomery Advertiser
the Taylor Hardware Co
Main Street
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