Mysterious Mitchell Reappears In Coast Baseball Gossip
The Portland Oregonian recounts the eccentric pitcher known as Mysterious Mitchell who vanished from the coast scene. After stints with Cincinnati and Columbus, a controversial spree and an arm decline led to his release amid oddball antics and a cattle running tale. The piece also notes praise for the U S Marine Band set to perform in Pendleton on October 12 at the Oregon theater.
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Mitchell
Walla Walla
Joe Berger
Portland Oregonian
Fred
Mitchell" Walker
Seal Clinger
Oregon
Cincinnati
Mitch
Hank Day
Columbus
American Association
Hoe
Sid Smith
Chicago University
San Francisco
Long
William H. Santelmann
New York
New York Herald
United States Marine
Metropolis
United States Marine Band
Pendleton
Oregon Theater
Rustlers’ Band Alleged In Eastern Oregon Raid
Portland papers report an organized rustler group with Portland ties, led by a man using the alias J B Jingles accused of disposing of 32 cattle worth 1500. James T Johnson, a Grant county farmer, filed the complaint. Cow hides found at Kenton stockyards link to a broader raid. Jingles remains at large under an assumed name.
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Pendleton
Jinglvs
Kenton
Oregon
Portland
J. B. Jingles
T’ortland Oregonian
James T. Johnson
Grant County
Jingles
Royal couple hosts at Balmoral Castle festivities
King George and Queen Mary entertain a large circle of friends at Balmoral Castle while the king plans shooting parties and travels to East Anglia for maneuvers. Guests include the Earl and Countess of Iveagh at Elveden Hall and the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire at Chatsworth House. Americans become more numerous in Scotland, with many renting lodges for autumn sport and social events.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Balmoral Castle
East Anglia
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
Balmoral
Windsor
Earl
Balmerks
Nnellys
Crate Cowan
Royal Eatate
Scotland
Heather
Hosterpeetary
Pendleton Note: Couple to Wed and License Issued
Edgar Dick of Albee and Helen Enright of Ukiah were issued a marriage license. Also reported: George C. McGaughey of Pilot Rock sold 220 acres in the county's far south end to J. Nelson for 3200 dollars. The Thursday Afternoon Club plans a meeting at 2 90 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. G. T. La Dow's home on West Court street with hostesses Mrs. La Dow and Mrs. W. C. E. Pruitt.
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South End
Edgar Dick
Albee
Helen Enright
Ukiah
George C. McGaughey
Pilot Rock
J. Nelson
G. T. la Dow
Weat
Court Street
la Dow
W. C. E. Pruitt
Snow in Blue Mountains Signals Weather Shift
Yesterday afternoon and last night a snow event was observed in the mountains, with precipitation noted in Pendleton as rain. The visible snow covers the Blue mountains today, indicating a weather transition from rain to snow in the region.
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Pendleton
Blue Mountains
Pendleton Presbytery Meeting At Local Church Today
Pendleton Presbytery holds a district wide meeting at the local Presbyterian church with ministers from multiple sections attending.
Monument Meeting Postponed After Local Accident
J W Kimbrell, a well known Pen eto surveyor, was badly hurt when thrown from a buggy during a runaway at his Richmond Kentucky home. He suffered several broken ribs and other injuries though improving. A Commercial club monument meeting for veterans of three wars was postponed due to the auto accident delaying officials returning from Thorn Hollow.
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J. W. Kimbrell
Richmond
Kentucky
Commercial Club
Columbus Day Declared In Oregon For Public Offices
The Oregon legislature in 1911 declared October 12 Columbus Day and ordered public offices closed. The note contrasts a legal holiday with modern events as Charles E. Cowen returns to Seattle after purchasing Pendleton's Cole's addition, naming it Irvington Heights and planning future development followed by a possible Pendleton return.
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Oregon
Christopher Columbus
Charles E. Cowen
Cole
Pendleton
Irvington Heights
Seattle
Nez Perce wedding at Tutuilla Presbyterian Mission
A notable wedding took place Sunday afternoon at the Tutuilla Presbyterian mission as James T Miles, a full blood Nez Perce and government engineer at Fort Defiance, Arizona, aged 28, married Miss Morothy Motanic, 17, daughter of Parsons Motanic. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. M. Cornelison.
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Tutuilla Presbyterian Mission
James T Miles
Morothy Motanic
Parsons Motanic
Fort Defiance
Arizona
J. M. Cornelison
Would Divide Children Divorce Suit Filed In Oregon
Edward H McReynolds filed for divorce from Crystal McReynolds in Oregon alleging desertion in 1907 after a Dec 11 1892 marriage in Oakdale California. He seeks custody of two boys. she custody of three girls. Attorneys Lowell Winter for plaintiff Weston Man Back to Asylum. Also reported a case of Clyde Albert a young man paroled from an asylum. he was recaptured after eluding pursuers for hours and sent back to Salem.
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Edward H. McReynolds
Crystal McReynolds
Oakdale
California
Vancouver
Wash
Lowell & Winter
Weston
Marshall Wright
Clyde Albert
Salem
Foreclosure action filed over 1911 mortgage dispute
F. 8S. Le Grow of the First National Bank of Athena files to foreclose a note from March 1911 by Charles and Maggie Wilson for 1423.63. Defendants include Maggie Wilson administrator Blanche and Lowell Wilson Watts Rogers and L I Rogers. Court seeks foreclosure with 225 attorney fees and to settle Watts and Rogers claims. Also notes brief local items: Chief Kearney’s two week stay at Hot Lake for illness and Bell Wolcott starting a new residence at West Court and Lilleth.
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le Grow
First National Bank of Athena
Charles Wilson
Maggie Wilson
L. L. Rogers
Blanche
Lowell Wilson
L. I. Rogers
H. J. Watts Rogers
Watts
Peterson & Wilson
Mrs Weatherred to Leave City for Tacoma
Edith Tozler Weatherred who assisted with the suffrage banquet last night will depart tomorrow for her Tacoma home. She will stop at The Dalles to attend a suffrage tea, then speak on home industries in the evening. The Uma-Hilla County Sportsmen's Association meets tomorrow in City Hall council room with much business on the docket.
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Weatherred
Edith Tozler Weatherred
Tacoma
Dalles
Uma- Hilla County Sportsmen's Resecration
Ina Smuch
Wade visit takes EF T. to Ban ond Oregon
EF T Wade departed for Bend Oregon to visit her son Ceel Wade and wife.
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T. Wade
Banond
Ore
Cee
Wade
Sheep Dogs Guard Drunken Master On South Main
Police called to arrest Charles Raymond a lo ng drunk on south Main street found his two shepherd dogs guarding his prostrate body. He was take to the station for the night and slept. this morning he paid five dollars and faced admonition.
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Charles Raymond
Lo'ng
South Main Street
Woman from Wilson Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Here is a statement from Mrs. P. H. Brogan of Wilson Pa who speaks from experience about Chamberlain Cough Remedy noting its superiority for croup and recommending it. For sale by all dealers.
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P. H. Brogan
Wilson, Pa
Chamberlain
Croup
Will Gaffney vs Spike Hennessy Set For Tonight
Will Gaffney and Spike Hennessy prepare for a ten round bout at the Oregon Theater. Both weighed in at noon, Dudley Evans of the P A A C predicts an evenly matched, fast rugged fight. Jost will handle Gaffney with Fred Sax or Evans as referee. two judges seated.
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Will Gaffney
Spike Hennessy
Oregon
Dudley Evans
Charles Jost
Gaffney
Fred Sax
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Believe Band OF Rustlers
Johnson
Padton Hotel
Pendle Ton
E. W. Geckler
Europe
America
Geckler
H.jugsdine
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Newsy
J. W. Kimbrell Hurt
Cowen
Motanic
Sido
Kearney
Hot Lake
John Kearney
Bell Wolcott
West Court
Lilleth Streets
E. T. Wade
ORB
Koeppen’s
Golden Rule
Heys
D. R. Chen
Pendleton, Oregon
Webb St
Under State Hotel
China
4Dale
Rothwell Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
Constantinople
Calcutta
Leipzig
Hxtra
Elgin
Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler
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