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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1912

Page

8

Roosevelt Attack Disarmed Assassin at Milwaukee Event

Martin a former football player tackled and disarmed the would be assassin Schrank after a gunfire burst at Colonel Roosevelt in Milwaukee. Roosevelt remained calm, ordered the car to advance, and later noted he was not hurt. Police recovered notes claiming motives tied to third term politics and anti Japan sentiments, with Schrank's background described.

Colonel Roosevelt Martin Captain Girard Girard Schrank Milwaukee Wisconsin Central Charleston McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Mr. McKinley Japan United States of America East Tenth Street Avenues B New York City Erding Bavaria Roosevelt New York

Pendleton to Host Speakers Pierce and Chamberlain

Walter M. Pierce of Hot Lake will speak at a Saturday night meeting in Pendleton. Senator Chamberlain will speak in support of Governor Wilson four weeks from tomorrow night, following Walter Pierce’s Portland reports.

Walter Pierce Will M. Peterson Portland Harry Lane Walter M. Pierce Hot Lake Senator Chamberlain Wilson

Two Oregon miners fight ends with stabbings in Sumpter

Jud Aiken and Scotty Cosgrove, longtime mining camp associates, quarreled after a night together on Bourne road. Aiken stabbed Cosgrove multiple times, including neck and back wounds near the lung. Cosgrove is not believed to be fatally hurt. Aiken surrendered to the mayor and later to Baker sheriff claiming self defense. Cosgrove hospitalized and resting. Aiken jailed awaiting further action.

Sumpter Oregon Jud Aiken Scotty Cosgrove James Carroll Bourne Road Aiken Cosgrove L. ©. Edwards Baker

Linemen Driven Away By Angry Linn Parmer

Albany Ore October 15 Linemen employed by the Home Telephone company who have been placing cross arms on the poles of the Postal Telegraph company between Albany and Tangent were ordered off the farm owned by the late E Settlemeter near Tangent Saturday. The farmer in charge threatened to use armed force to retain possession if needed. The Postal Telegraph line runs outside the Southern Pacific right of way and some landowners claim their property is as valuable as the railroad’s. The railroad has been authorized to charge about 100 dollars per mile for this use. Farmers of the region plan united action to compel the telegraph company to settle for land use.

Albany Ore Home Telephone Company Posta Telegraph Company Tangent E. Settlemeter Southern Pacific Railroad Company United Telegraph Company

Local Men Are Honored by K. of P.

Portland officials report Pendleton natives James Gwinn and James Maloney honored at the Knights of Pythias grand lodge session in Portland James Gwinn elected grand chancellor and James Maloney re elected grand exchequer both men from Pendleton.

K. OF P Portland Ore James Gwinn James Maloney Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Pendleton

Sheep and livestock sale at Gallagher ranch near Freewater

Auction notice for Gallagher ranch 6 miles NW of Freewater Vincent. Free bus meets C.W. St. & N interurban depot at 9 am on sale day Wednesday October 23 with sale starting 10 am. 10 work horses 1000-1400 lbs, 500 sheep 450 ewes, 60 Rambouillet rams, 50 Lincoln lambs, 60 hogs, 100 chickens. Sheep hogs cash under 50, cash under 60 2 months on notes. horses cash under 50, notes until Oct 1 191%, 8 percent, or 4 percent off cash. Fred Elffert auctioneer. Gallagher owner. D. CC Sanderson clerk.

Gallagher Ranch Vincent Freewater Fred Elffert GS Gallaher CC. Sanderson

Turks Reject Greece Ultimatum and Warn War

Constantinople report Turkey rejected Greece's ultimatum today and warned of war if the Greek ship seized in the Dardanelles is not released at once. The Greek minister in Constantinople prepared to request his passports.

Constantinople Turkey Greece Dardanelles

Yardmaster McKee Honored With 25 Dollar Merit Voucher

Pat McKee yard master at O W R and N yards receives a 25 dollar merit voucher for extraordinary service during the Round up. He refused company offers to watch the show and stayed at his post and at the depot announcer to guide passengers. The award is signed by division superintendent W Bollows and endorsed by M J Buckley and W D Sutherland.

Pat McKee Mr. McKee W. Bollows M. J Buckley W. D. Sutherland

Fergy Ferguson, Pendleton Bartender, Dies at Salem Asylum

E R Ferguson known as Fergy, longtime Pendleton bartender and former saloon owner, died yesterday at the state hospital for the insane in Salem after apoplexy left him mentally enfeebled. He was about 57, had no local relatives, and a Roanoke brother was notified. His death ends a noted Inland Empire figure famed for wit and barroom career across Hotel Pendleton and Hotel St George.

I. BR. Ferguson Pendleton Bartenday Fergy State Hospital For the Insane Salem George Darveau R. E L. Steiner Roanoke Virginia Percy Inland Empire Pendleton Hotel Hotel St. George St. George Bar Lving

Lecture for Business Men in Centralia Oct 4

Centralia Commercial club has arranged for W L Butler head of the Queen Anne high school commercial department in Seattle to address local business men on October 4 on improving business methods. The school board funds the use of the high school auditorium for the lectures.

Centralia Wash Centralia Commercial Club W. L. Butler Queen Anne High School Seattle

Proclaims Himself Famperor in Oregon Town

Lewis Hahn, a local figure known for eccentric acts, issues a proclamation declaring a name change to Emperor Levi Laylyd Solomon and prints Imperial Mall on his box. He received a catalogue addressed to him.

Famperor, Chemawa Lewis Hahn Levi Laylyd Solomon Imperial Mall

Worthy man risks love for a greener future

A man faces a moral crossroads, insisting on pursuing marriage despite feeling unworthy, while social expectations pressure him to act on better intentions and take a chance on a risky relationship.

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E. T. Wade Pendleton, Ore Dale Rothwell Optometrist Wm. Hanscom the Newsy Linn Parmer E. R. Ferguson Hostetter California Shasta Limited Land of Palms T. F. O'Brien Workingmens Clothing Colways Pendleton Iron Works Golden Rule American National Bank
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