Interurban basketball clash between Tigers and Maneaters
The Commercial Association gym hosts the evening interurban basketball title match between the Tigers of the afternoon class and the Maneaters from the evening class. Captains boast, with Tigers claiming superior wind and skill and Maneaters vowing to win despite mockery. Spectators may enter free but benches must stay in place during the game.
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Commercial Association Gymnasiued
Interurban Basket
Thompson
Tigers
Tarbett
Whitman
Nelson Maresh
Maloney
Raley
The
Gillery
Dangerous Runaway On Main Street Involving Buggy
A runaway buggy collision on Main Street caused a Mrs Hartnett and her two children to be thrown from the vehicle but they escaped serious injury. The incident occurred as evening buses returned from the train, frightening the gray team hitched to the buggy near Fuhrman’s grocery. The scene was chaotic but no one was harmed, a near miracle in a week of similar incidents.
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Main Street
You Can Trust A Healthy Stomach For Strength
A discussion on how a strong stomach processes a variety of foods to nourish and sustain the body while a weak stomach leads to fatigue and decline. Emphasizes proper digestion as a foundation for energy and health.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Baseless Claim Adverts
An old advertisement for Hostetters Stomach Bitters touts a cure all effect for digestive issues and headaches. It claims to aid appetite indigestion dyspepsia and related ailments and urges readers to buy from all druggists.
Crash on Marin Street Ends with Blame on Bus Driver
A buggy overturned near Tallman street and Marin, tearing its top and bed from the gears. The wagon slid downhill until a wheel flew off near Judd Drive. Spectators blamed the bus driver, who allegedly threatened to “take off a wheel” if a woman did not yield.
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Tallmandre
Marin Street
Judd
Ward Meeker Fined for Disorderly Conduct During Runaway
Ward Meeker driver of the Gollan Rule plus was found guilty of disorderly conduct by Judge Thomas Pie Gerald and fined 40 dollars. He was arrested on a warrants and tried at 2 PM after witnesses testified about his pre runaway conduct on Malin street and his own admissions. The judge said his statements showed reckless disregard for the law and that had the accident been total he could have faced manslaughter terms.
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Ward Meeker
Thomas Pie Gerald
Meeker
Recorders Court
Malin Street
Fite Gerald
Death of Mrs Peebler After Childbirth Hemorrhage
Mrs David Peebler died yesterday at the north side home of George Peebler after a week long illness from purpura hemorrhagiae following an unnatural childbirth. She was 29, daughter of Allen Rhodes of McKay creek, married ten years, leaves five children. Funeral at Thompson Street M E church tomorrow at 10 a.m. Rev Robert Warner to conduct with interment in Olney cemetery.
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David Peebler
George Peebler
Etta Peebler
Allen Rhodes
McKay Creek
Peebler
Thompson Street
M. E
Robert Warner
Olney Cemetery
J A Borie Visits Pendleton From Mexican Mines
J A Borie former president of the Commercial association and cashier of the Savings Bank arrived in Pendleton this morning after nearly a year away. He says he may stay or go to Seattle after the holidays to finish business matters but does not intend to settle permanently due to mining interests in Mexico. He is involved with valuable property near Nacozari Sonora and has spent time in Mexico and California since leaving.
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Citien
J. A. Borie
The
Commercial Association
Savings Bank
Pendicton
Seattle
Borie
Pendleton
Mexico
Nacozari
Sonora
California
Suit Filed in Circuit Court to Recover 425 Dollars
James A. Fee filed in the circuit court a case to collect 425 dollars from J. H. Kyle and M. L. Baltemore. The suit, brought by McCourt and Phelps, also seeks 50 dollars in attorney fees.
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Sult
Ccircuit Court
James A. Fee
J. H. Kyle
M. L. Baltemore
McCourt & Phelps
Stein and Damm Tie The Knot In Quiet Nuptials
In the office of Justice of the Penue Joe H. Parkes John Damm and Miss Fanny Stein were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony was very quiet and as far as known, other members of the Daniffamily were present.
Beavett Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery Case
Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes heard Robert Beavett plead guilty to assault and battery against Al F. Toth. He was fined ten dollars. payment was made in court.
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Justlen
Joe Parkés
Robert Beavett
al. F. Toth
Independence League committee to demand Hearst repudiation
A seven member Independence League delegation left Elmira to deliver an ultimatum to Hearst. They demand repudiation of all Tammany candidates and insist the gubernatorial candidate accept a full Independence League ticket in the county.
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New York
Independence League
Elmira
Hearst
Tammany
Thin County
Bullying Strike Breakers in Portland Grain Plant
A mob of 506 armed strikers invaded three Portland grain mills early morning. They harassed and threatened non union workers at work. No blows were struck.
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Portland
Milne Shoots Himself in Washington Street Hotel
William E Milne aged 65 killed himself in Smith and McNeills hotel on Washington Street today. He had been a guest of the hotel since July.
Refined Sugar Prices Drop and La Grande Church Progress
Refined sugar grades fell ten cents per 190 pounds today in New York. The La Grande Baptial church foundation has been completed and brick superstructure will be built immediately.
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New York
la Grande
Livestock Movement Report Prompts National Insight
Government bulletin outlines 1906 livestock movements in the United States with August receipts across major markets totaling 9,295,625 head. Cattle calves hogs sheep and horses form the breakdown, showing year over year gains in most classes but not all. Eastbound provisions shipments from Chicago and Chicago Junction averaged 114,309 tons in August, and 954,026 tons for the year through August.
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Oregon
Huker Clits
United States
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Campard
Durie
Yaer
Baker City Herald
Freedom of Susanne good show in Pendleton despite poor turnout
The Frazer hosted Jane Corcoran in The Freedom of Susanne with a small crowd on a stormy night. James M. Horphy played the capricious husband as the troupe delivered strong performances, though poor theater accommodations limited the reception.
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Suzanne
Merrial Hayy
Pendleton
Frazer
Jane Corcoran
Susanne
James M. Horphy
Davenport in Boston Arrives with Arabian Stallions
Homer Davenport, the cartoonist from Silverton Oregon, lands in Boston aboard the White Star liner Conople after a voyage from Arabia. He brings 17 stallions and 10 mares of pure Arabian stock for breeding. Davenport had a private interview with the sultan of Turkey and memorized his features, hiding sketches in a bale of hay to evade discovery.
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Homer Davenport
Silverton, Ore
Arabia
Conople
Mediterranenan
Boston
Davenport
Turkey
Sun Woes Born to Mr and Mrs Pito Didion
A brief local note reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Pito Didion. The newspaper mentions the father as a type operator at East Oregonian and notes the family’s social context, with Gordon and Harrison’s grocery serving the community.
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Sun Woes
Pito Didion
East Oregonian
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G. M. Vinton
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Libby
Royal M. Sawtelle
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Tallman & CO
Winslow Bros
Chin Bank
Commerical National Bank
Omnee
Livestock Movement
Slickvanis
America
Gordon & Harrison's
East Webb ST
Moneysavers
Workingman
Max Baer
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