Sheriff Captures Absent Waiter and Cow Thief
Sheriff TD Taylor returned from Walla Walla with Jack Lennon the Queen chop house waiter charged in Friday night theft of cash and $60 left for safekeeping. Mat Hart, accused of stealing a cow and calf from J. P. Kelly, was arrested on Taylor’s trip after an attempted sale to a butcher. Hart stood trial in Milton and posted bail as Taylor reached Pendleton late last night.
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TD. Taylor
Walla Walla
Jack Lennon
Haviland
Umatilla
Mat Hart
J. P. Kelly
Milton
Taylor
Government Mountain
Lennon
Hart
Pendleton
Walla Walla Man Injured After Bicycle Collision
Charles Smith proprietor of the Bade restaurant lies critical in Walla Walla hospital after a collision with an express wagon. Dr. C N Suttner reports severe injuries including broken ribs piercing the lungs and torn diaphragm.
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Charles Smith
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Pauper owner of a South African gold mine
In Lewisham a very old, frail man living on outdoor relief is found to be the possessor of a vast South African gold mine. He inherited land after the war. the property may contain a mine valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, yet he remains a recipient of poor relief.
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London
Lewisham
England
South Africa
The
Lewisham Guardians
France fixes carrot weight at 200 milligrams
The French government adopts 200 milligrams as the standard weight for a carrot equivalent to 3,086 grains and bans using the word carrot to denote any other weight. The move establishes a uniform measure across markets and labeling.
Newsy Notes Of Pendleton Ahead Of Mortgage Foreclosure Suit
W L Thompson trustee filed a suit to foreclose a mortgage on the Interstate Telephone Company to recover notes totaling over 6000 held by American National Bank First National Bank Pendleton First National Bank Pilot Rock and others. hogs from John Day country led by Henry Rosenboom arrived in Pendleton with 30 head last night and today 1000 more were delivered to Carney Tweedy meat company from Ritter area by Ira Arbogast Asi Arbogast Fred Mulkey Charles Skinner and Joe Wilmert.
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Interstate Telephone Company
W.L. Thompson
American National Bank
First National Bank
City
First National Bank of
Pilot Rock
John Day Country
Henry Rosenboom
Pendleton
Carney & Tweedy Meat Company
Ritter
Ira Arbogast
Asi Arbogast
Fred Mulkey
Charles Skinner
Joe Wilmert
Narrow Track Hazard Triggers Car Woe Near Echo
While speeding a motor car struck a track jack left under the rail by an extra gang about a mile west of Echo. The vehicle was only slightly damaged and Engineer Carpenter improvised a fix to bring the loaded train into Pendleton with only a brief delay.
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Echo
Pendleton
W A Snedeker Purchases Ingram Crockery Department
W A Snedeker of the Owl Tea House takes over the crockery department at Ingram grocery in Pendleton. Mrs Snedeker runs the new department while her husband stays on. Ingram plans to reduce groceries and move out by year’s start, relocating fixtures to Hood River. Snedeker will run two stores on Court and Main streets until spring.
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W. A. Snedeker
Ingram Crockery Department
Pendleton
The
Owl Tea House
Ingram Grocery Store
Ingram
Hood River
Snedeker
Court Street
Main Street
Fires Again Threaten Minnesota Brush Nearby
Duluth Minn October 18 fires among the brush surrounding the forest flare up once more endangering lives and property. The people are alarmed and are fighting the blazes as crews contest the flames.
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Oldfield Suspended Over Unsanctioned Race Plan
Barney Oldfield is suspended and disqualified from future sanctioned automobile contests under A A A rules for announcing a track race with Jack Johnson at Sheepshead Bay on October 20, 1910 without official sanction. W H Pickens, his manager, is also disqualified from participation in any sanctioned events. The contest board directed them to show cause why disqualification should not be permanent.
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Speed Devil
Jack Johnson
Barney Oldfield
Sheepshead Bay
American Automobile Association
W. H. Pickens
Ss. M. Butler
Keeps His Vow to Care for Mother Till Death
Spokane man W A Talbot fulfilled a promise made at his father’s deathbed in 1889 by arranging to be laid beside his mother Mary A Talbot in Ottawa Kansas after she died at 87. He had cared for her at his Spokane home on Shannon Street.
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Spokane
Wash
Ottawa
Kan
Mary A. Talbot
Shannon Street
Talbot
the Hol
Talbot’s Devotion Ends in Quiet Mother's Rest
Talbot, a land-Hour mill company member, cared for his aging mother after his father entrusted him with her care. He devoted his hours to her, living a cloistered life with Mrs. Flora F. Atcheson in a calm, bookish home. He accompanied her to the depot on October 13 with flowers for the cemetery in Ekansens.
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Flora F. Atcheson
Mr. Talbot
Talbot
Ekansens
Apple Packers Needed for Northwestern Crops
Ben H. Rice of the National Apple Show warns that orchards across the northwest and Pacific states face a shortage of competent packers. A free packing school will run during the third National Apple Show in Spokane from November 14 to 19, with instructors A P Bateham and J M Carroll teaching diagonal and square packs. Free materials and instruction will be provided. Growers nationwide approve the plan and expect large classes.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific
Canada
Ben H. Rice
National Apple Show, Inc
A. P. Bateham
J. M. Carroll
Mosler
State Armory
Yield from a Red Cheeked Pippin Tree Draws Demand
North Yakima Washington reports a single 18 year old Red Cheeked Pippin tree yielding sixty boxes of apples sold at a dollar each. T. W. Clark of Nob Hill enjoys the standout harvest while many trees are expected to produce 20 to 30 boxes. English market interest rises as J Nichols for Convent Garden purchases 200 carloads for shipment, with London previously favoring Yellow Newtons.
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North Yakima
Wash
T. W. Clark
Nob Hill Boulevard
J. Nichols
Convent Garden
London
Aeroplanes for Sahara Flight Route Planned by France
The ministry of war and the French Aerial League aim to establish an air service across the Sahara from Southern Oran to Senegal. The overland trek currently takes four months. the aerial route could be completed in twenty four hours. Sahara air travel is deemed easier due to clear air and few obstacles.
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Sahara
Paris
Ministry of War
French Aerial League
Sahara Desert
Oran
Senegal
Opportunities in Venezuela for American settlers and firms
The annual report of Consul Manning at La Guayra highlights good chances for Americans willing to start in transportation merchandising or farming and mining in Venezuela. It notes demand for agricultural machinery glass and earthenware and a large butter market. It also points to opportunities to supply beer wines and mineral waters.
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Venezuela
Washington
Manning
la Guayra
America
Indian Girl's Awakening at Local Moving Picture Shows
A collage of short films lists titles and plots including An Indian Girl's Awakening about forbidden love, The Gambler's Wife showing a wife saving her husband, A Dog on Business a slapstick farce, and several dramas and comedies from Lubin Pathe Vitagraph Urban Eclipse.
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Essanay
Pathe
Song
Smarty
Dressmaker Says Gowns Must Fit Disposition Not Just Body
A Chicago dressmaker argues that dresses should be made to fit the wearer’s disposition as well as the body, a remark inviting humorous reflection on marriage and fashion.
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Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Cinnamon Bear Walks Pendleton Streets
Pendleton residents were surprised by a real live cinnamon bear on Matt Street. The six month old cub, weighing nearly 100 pounds, was brought from the John Day country by rancher Rosenboom who raised the two cubs after birth. The companion cub was sent to Tacoma, while this bear will stay near Pendleton with potential use in training bear dogs by William Schwandt.
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Pendleton
John Day Country
Hermin Rosenbloom
Ritter
Rosenboom
Tacoma
Washington
William Schwandt
Bruin
Perseverance as the Staff of Progress
An editorial explores perseverance as the engine of advancement in science and civic life. It argues steady effort sustains breakthroughs, supports long projects, and underpins reforms despite setbacks and delays. The piece cites historical figures and contemporary workers who embody persistent labor leading to durable gains.
Pendleton Adverts Promote German Appendicitis Remedy
Local ad claims many Pendleton residents suffer chronic appendicitis misdiagnosed as stomach or bowel trouble. It touts simple buchthorn bark and glycerine formula Adler-j kn as a new German remedy with a single dose promising quick relief from discomfort.
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Pendleton
Adler-j Kn
Pendleton Drug Co
Sarsaparilla Promises Cure All Humors and Blood Richness
An advertisement extols Sarsaparilla as eradicating scrofula and all humors, curing their effects, and enriching the blood while strengthening vital organs. It invites readers to take the remedy today in liquid form or as Sarsatabs chocolate tablets.
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Standard O Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Eset Court Street
Mere Dairy Mac
Mesey
Umedila County
Pendietos
Suan Grocery
Calvini St
Tm Business
W. Be
Pauper
Sullavan’s
Saliven’s
Pendleton Dye Works
Eas Alta
Phose
Ingram’s
Newsy
Oldfield
Roosevelt
Boston
Robert
Rheims
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Gourt
Berlin
Jack Wester
Women’s and Misses Wool Union
Women's and Mises’ Cotton Union Sults
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