Notarial Commissions and Local Legal Notices
Northwest notes list notaries for Baker City Portland Pilot Rock and others. Mrs Ezra Meeker dies in Seattle after fire injury aged 87. J E Hamlin pleads guilty to forgery in Salem. Purse grafter and horse stenting cases end with guilty pleas in Salem. A temperance address is announced for Sunday. Columbia Mills resume work in Astoria. A Portland fight ends with injuries. Sanitation bridge issue discussed for Santiam river near Crabtree. Near beer banned in White Salmon after mayor cites complaints.
Two Farmers Injured in Separate District Accidents
A Lamont farmer Daniel Kelly living near Lamont was severely injured yesterday when his runaway team dragged him and a hind wheel rolled over him, breaking three ribs. Today Ira Cogburn, another farmer, suffered a fractured thigh when a wheat wagon overturned. he was taken to Sprague hospital for treatment.
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Lamont
Wash
Daniel Kelly
Ira Cogburn
Sprague Hospital
Presbyterian preacher speaks on Christian education
Rev. Robert McKenzie of San Francisco addressed a fairly representative audience at the Presbyterian church last evening. He spoke on Christian education, a subject with which he is familiar, and noted that he is a leading church figure and president of the theological seminary at San Anselmo, California.
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Presbyterian Church
Robert McKenzie
San Francisco
McKenzie
Theological Seminary
San Aselmo
California
Teachers Training Class Meets at Pendleton College
The Union Teachers Training class meets this evening at 7 30 in the assembly room of Pendleton Business College. The lesson will be followed by a discussion on current teaching methods and professional development opportunities for local educators.
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Union
Pendleton Business College
Thieves in Baker City Rouse Citizens Over Climbing Crime
Citizens of Baker City are aroused as thefts mount in the community. Reports indicate rising burglaries and property losses, prompting calls for greater police presence and preventive measures. Local officials urge vigilance while investigations continue.
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Baker
Baker City
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Positive letters from Red Banks Mississippi and Hampstead Maryland praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female ailments once thought incurable. Testimonials claim relief from weakness and fibroid-related issues after other doctors advised surgery. The company offers rewards for proving illegitimate or paid testimonials and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Banks
Miss
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Willie Edwards
Hampstead
Maryland
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Joseph H.aily
Iits
Robbery spree hits four homes in one night
Last night four residences were entered with thieves stealing money and valuables. W. W. Hawley a post office employee lost $3 and overlooked $50. A. J. Fish lost little, A N Ingle lost a $40 suit and clothes. E. Stewart on Center street had little taken. The work appears amateur.
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W. W. Hawley
A. J. Fish
A. N. Ingle
E. Stewart
Center Street
Seattle Feats Outwits Tacoma In Museum Heist
Last week the Tozier exhibits of Indian artifacts in the Ferry museum in Seattle were sold to the Seattle Art Association and today 30 men arrived to move them. Curator W. H. Gilstrap protested but was locked in a room as the treasures were transferred, then released once the items left by steamer bound for Seattle.
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Tacoma
Ferry
Seattle Art Association
W. H. Gilstrap
Washington Historical Society
Seattle
Runaway Bay Horses Run Wild Through Town Route
A herd of bay horses escaped a wagon on the river’s north side and thundered down North Main Street. They sprinted across the Main Street bridge toward the post office before veering onto the sidewalk and then returning to the street, twisting through Court Street without incident.
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Roonaway
North Main Street
Main Street
Court Street
Whitman County Liquor Issue Campaign Planned
Spokane reports the Whitman County Civic League will start a local option campaign for the November 30 election. All precincts except one vote. six dry towns Pullman Garfield Oakdale Farmington Elberton St John align with rural votes, six wet towns Colfax Palouse Rosalia Tekoa Colton Endicott also vote similarly. Union precinct suspends election due to insufficient signatures. Some towns report up to 65 percent signatories.
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Spokane
Wash
Whitman County Civic League
Whitman County
Pullman
Garfield
Oakendale
Farmington
Elberton
St. John
Colfax
Palouse
Rosalia
Tekoa
Colton
Eckhart company shines in Athena Opera House show
In Athena Miss Josephine Deffry led the Eckhart company through The Captain and the Lady to a strong crowd. Miss Deffry and Miss Georgia Nichols wore notable gowns and tonight The Grass Widow tops the bill as another popular play. School board met to discuss local interests with pleased members, and Henry Barrett returns from Portland. Several Athena residents plan to attend Senator Bob Taylor in Pendleton Wednesday. In Washington Governor Post of Porto Rico resigns, effective Oct 31, with George R. Colton to take office Nov 1.
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Athena
Ore
Eckhart
Josephine Deffry
Opera House
Miss Deffry
Georgia Nichols
Henry Barrett
Portland
Pendleton
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Post
Washington
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
George R. Colton
Postpone Railway Meeting
Washington Oct 13 due to absence of Interstate Commerce Commission members the annual meeting of the National Association of Railway Commissioners has been postponed from today to November 16.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Odd Fellows in Conclave Opens in Lafayette
Distinguished officials of the Patriarchs Militant and hundreds of Odd Fellows members arrive in Lafayette Indiana for the seventeenth annual conclave.
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Odd Fellows
Lafayette
Ind
Patriarchs Militant
Order
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