Mid-Winter Sheep Show Gains Big Local Interest in Portland
W H Daughtrey and C D Minton visit Pendleton for the National Mid-Winter Sheep Show set in Portland on January 4, 6, and 7, 1911. Officials highlight large premiums and numerous specials from Wool Growers associations and sponsors as enthusiasm grows for the event.
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Portland
W. H. Daughtrey
C. D. Minton
D. Minton
Wool Growers’ Convention
Minton
Hampshire Association of America
Angora Goat Association
A. J. Knollin
Commission Merchant of Chicago
Oregon Pure Bred Livestock Association
Willamette Valley Wool Growers’ Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
National Angora Goat Association
The
Armory
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Willamette Valley
West
Dan P. Smythe
Pendleton
Oregon Agriculturist
Knights Meeting Notice at Damon Lodge No 4
Attention Knights, Damon Lodge No 4, K of P, will meet in regular session at 7 30 this evening. All Knights please attend, G W Coutts C C R W Fletcher K R &.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
G W
Coutts
Davidson Resigns to Passenger Run Between Pendleton and Walla Walla
W. S. Davidson, the Pendleton Walla Walla freight conductor, has been reassigned to the passenger run between Pendleton and Walla Walla.
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W. S. Davidson
Pendleton- Walla Walla
Pendleton News Briefs and Marriage License
Marriage license issued to Gillam R. Smith of Union County and Ellen Atkinson. Weather report shows high 66 and low 61 with rainfall of .32 inches. E E McKee and wife visit from Wellington Kansas seeking a location. Mrs T H Allen dies in Portland. funeral arrangements noted. American Woman's League to meet at city hall council room this evening at eight o'clock with full attendance requested.
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Gillam R. Smith
Union County
Ellen Atkinson
This County
Pendleton
O. E. McKee
Wellington
Kansas
Mr. McKee
Pat McKee
Alle
Portland
T. H. Allen
J. B. Grubb
Grubb
Allen
Woman'’s League
American Woman's League
Mrs Barr Improves After Auto Crash Visit In Pendleton
Mrs Barr and Mrs Edarr the auto crash victims are reported to be improving. Dr Smith says condition better though not out of danger. General Manager J P O'Brien of Harriman roads in Oregon arrived from the East for inspection with his private car attached to the Portland local. accompanying cars of Bollows and Buckley were present.
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J. P. O'Brien
Harriman Roads
Oregon
Pendleton
Portland
Bollows and Buckley
Insane Foss worker brought to Pendleton jail
Oscar Fifer, an insane man employed by the Foss construction company on the railroad west of town, was brought to Pendleton this morning by Superintendent Anderson of the Coe camp. He is lodged in the county jail pending an examination.
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Oscar Fifer
Foss Construction Company
Pendleton
Anderson
Coe Camp
O'Connor Becomes Bookkeeper for Pacific Light and Power
E. J. O'Connor of Stanfield is appointed bookkeeper for the Pacific Light and Power Company, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of F. W. Whitney who had served in the same role for many years.
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E. J. O'Connor
Stanfield
Pacific Light and Power Company
Mr. O'Connor
F. W. Whitney
The
Electric Company
Indian on Trial for Horse Theft in Cayuse Celebration
Totshomi, a well known Indian, stands trial in the circuit court for allegedly stealing a horse from Billy McKay, the famed baseball pitcher. Defense is by Lowell and Winter. Frederick Steiner prosecutes. The theft is tied to the close of Cayuse’s Fourth of July celebration.
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Billy McKay
Totshomi
Lowell & Winter
Frederick Steiner
Cayuse
Prize Bellflower Apples Win Blue Ribbon at Pendleton Fair
A. W. Nye of the Pendleton Commercial association displayed Bellflower apples grown east of Pendleton and received the blue ribbon from judges. The East Oregonian acknowledged receipt of a sample of Nye's prize winners.
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A. W. Nye
Pendleton
Hearst May Put Up Ticket of Independents Lin Field
New York Oct 3 Indications are Hearst will endorse the Republican state ticket or place an independent ticket in the field Hearst papers denounce the Democratic nominees at Rochester as part of Tammany Hall plan The Independent league convention will be held Wednesday Hearst will be present by wireless to dictate actions Tomorrow the Republican state committee meets to elect a Roosevelt chosen chairman Reports say Congressman Parsons does not want the job.
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New York
Hearst
Rochester
Tammany Hall
Independent League
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Parsons
New Jersey State Fair Opens Under New Association
A newly formed association opened the New Jersey state fair in Newark today, with plans to hold an annual event rivaling Trenton. Today featured military day and daily trotting and running races as part of the inaugural program.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Trenton
Buffalo Exposition Opens Third Industrial Exhibition
Buffalo New York opened its third Industrial Exhibition today featuring a fully representative display of city interests. The show runs two weeks and is expected to draw about half a million visitors.
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Buffalo
Cyclist Races From Atlanta to Frisco
Cyclist Chris McNicholas of Spokane completed seven weeks on the road and plans to reach San Francisco in six days. He entered the private international race with a $7500 purse for the winner and $2500 for second place, asserting he leads his nearest rival. He travels on a single cylinder motor cycle with few accidents en route.
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Atlanta
Georgia
San Francisco
Chris McNicholas
Spokane
McNicholas
Leopold's Daughter to Wed This Month
London and Farnborough in Surrey will host a modest royal wedding between Princess Clementine of Belgium, daughter of the late King Leopold, and Prince Victor Napoleon. Empress Eugenie favors the match, but Belgian consent requires no Bonapartist manifestos from Brussels and residence outside Belgium, likely Italy. The ceremony lacks royal pomp, contrasting with past Orleans nuptials, and the couple plan to reside abroad due to royal mourning and dynastic sensitivities.
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London
Farnborough
Surrey
Clementine
Belgium
Leopold
Victor Napoleon
France
Eugenie
Victor
Brussels
Italy
Turin
Europe
George
Bonaparte
Orleans
Wood Norton
Portugal
Amelie
Pin in appendix seen in Chicago case
Physicians at Provident hospital report a six year old girl recovered after a straight pin, about an inch long, traveled through the esophagus stomach and bowels over 14 feet without perforation. The pin was found in the appendix during removal. the patient was treated for appendicitis.
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Chicago
the Provident Hospital
Joseph Shoecraft
Forest Avenue
A. G. Dailey
Locomotive 106 Runs Away Then Stops Itself Near York
In Hanover, workers at Western Maryland railroad shops could not explain why locomotive No. 106 left ash pit on the Hanover line at 10 o clock and was later found four miles away at Smiths Station with 200 pounds of steam and the emergency brake set. A pursuing engine found the runaway. Throttle leakage is suspected as the cause.
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York
Hanover
Smith's Station
Roundhouse
Moving Picture Program at the Orpheum
At the Orpheum on Tuesday the program features White Man's Money the Indian's Curse a 1000 ft Kalem portrayal of white man and aborigine conflict Scenes in Norway a 1000 ft Pathe scenic Troubles of a Policeman a Pathe comedy with Clancy as a Dublin policeman Mulligan boys Valet's Vindication a 1000 ft Edison comedy and song Wont You Ever Say Hello a wholesome program with an engaging cast.
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Orpheum
Kalem
Norway
Pathe
Clancy
Mulligan Boys
Edison
A Program of Plays for Tuesday at the Pastime
The Pastime program lists Kalem drama A Game With Fame about a country girl chasing a magazine career and a staged romance. Vitagraph drama A Life for a Life about love conquering a hardened heart. Patho drama Memento of the Past praised for pathos. Kids Will be Kids a comedy with two young acrobats.
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Kalem
Vitagraph
Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph Weakens Amid Age
Vienna reports Dr Kerzel attends the emperor as Francis Joseph nears his 81st birthday with signs of physical decline. Military maneuvers were postponed due to unspecified hazards and gangers hampering cavalry exploits.
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Vienna
Dr. Kerzel
Francis Joseph
Emperor’s health and navy plans stir European powers
The article argues the emperor’s health risks drive political risk, noting his zeal at gatherings and past collapses. It questions Francia Joseph’s suitability and cites Archduke Ferdinand’s meetings with Baron Rothschild for financial backing. It reports Austria’s naval expansion with six new cruiser destroyers financed by corresponding funds and private deals.
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Europe
Francia Joseph
Francia Ferdinand
Baron Albert Rothschild
Austria
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
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East Court Street
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Echeer
Lee Teutsch
Main St
Castoria
Sullivan's
Pendleton Dye Works
Newsy
Lin Field
Nat Goodwin
Shettles Company
Ingram’s Grocery
George Rice
Rice
Goodwin
Ike
Frisco
Oregonia
Boston
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hansgum
East End Grocery
Maia
K Court
Berlinerlin
Jack Webster
Wonder Store
Mate End
Court Street
Amd
Gene
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