Famous Indian fighter Shaw visits Grande Ronde battlefield site
Colonel B F Shaw renowned for 10 years of inland empire warfare arrives in Pendleton with Oregon Historical Society’s George Himes to inspect the Grande Ronde battle site. They plan trips to Walla Walla, La Grande, and to locate the exact field where the July 17 1856 action ended the Yakima war.
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B. F. Shaw
Inland Empire
Washington
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Tom McKay
the Grande Ronde
Pendleton
Portland
George H. Himes
Oregon Historical Society
Colonel Shaw
Oregon
Grande Ronde Battle Field
la Grandé
Lee Moorhouse
Bert Huffman
Pacific Coast
Clay County
Missouri
Plains
Faily
Dalles
Howell's Prairie
Marion County
Shaw
Tumwater
Wash
Marcus Whitman
Oregon City
Puget Sound
Grande Ronde
Island City
la Grande
John
Grande Ronde Valley
Blue Mountains
Linkton Trail
Summerville
We-napanoots
Pao
Peo-Peo-moxmox
Walla Wallis
Morgan Triumph Ends Banking Panic Across the East
A bank run on a Baltimore Home Bank branch prompted a $25,000 payout while Morgan, with Rockefeller and Cortelyou, harnessed market power to avert a wider disaster. About $200,000,000 had withdrawn from banks in two weeks as normal conditions were hoped to resume soon.
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Baltimore
Home Bank
Millions Rushed In Aid On Wildest Financial Day
New York currency turmoil faded as Allied Trust agreed to advance 15 million dollars to Trust Company of America, bringing total protection to 26 million. Banks faced runs but National City Bank offered vault funds at 6 percent as money traded near 90, stabilizing markets that closed firm yet irregular.
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New York
Allied Trust Company
Trust Company of America
National City Bank
Rockefeller
Westinghouse Finances Fail, Receivers Sought in Pittsburg
Counsel for the Westinghouse Interests announced plans to seek a receiver for the Westinghouse and Nernst companies and the Securities Investment Company due to a lack of financing for their requirements. Maturing loans could not be extended as Pittsburg bankers met in conference. In a separate note, C A Frederick of Baker City arrived with drilling gear to bore wells for Walter and W H McCormack in north Pendleton, aiming for water at about 200 feet with ongoing borings until adequate supply is found.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Westinghouse and
Nernst
Securities Investment Company
C. A. Frederick
Baker City
Walter
W. H. McCormmack
Frederick
Pendleton
Horticulturist Newell Leaves For Walla Walla Trip
W. K. Newell of Gaston, president of the state board of horticulture and a leading horticulturist, spoke at the cachers' institute this forenoon and left at noon for Walla Walla to undertake a business trip.
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W. K. Newell
Gaston
State Board of Horticulture
Cachers' Institute
Walla Walla
Mrs Knight Improves After Illness at Yakima Bedside
A. le Knight returned home from North Yakima where he had been with his wife who had been very ill. On departure Mrs Knight was much improved and the prognosis favored recovery.
Preliminary Trial Tomorrow For Willard Brown
Willard Brown will appear in Justice Parkes court for a preliminary examination on charges of embezzlement from Garden City Meat company. Judge Fee has been retained for the young book keeper’s defense. Campbell remains jailed after failing to post a $250 bail in a separate case involving attempted felony compensation.
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Willard Brown
Garden City Meat Company
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Fee
Campbell
O'Connor
Accidental Shot Follows Bonfire at Taylor Hardware
Ray Jay, a Taylor hardware store employee, was accidentally shot when a exploding shotgun cartridge ignited in a rear bonfire. A pile of rubbish was burning as the blast occurred, and eighteen shot hit Jay in the legs, body and face. None of the injuries are serious, though some shot may remain embedded.
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Ray Jay
Taylor Hardware
Young Jay
Eghteen
Conductor Recovered Visits After Wreck
Conductor G g R Bertholet, in charge of the southbound train when it wrecked last Saturday, has returned today and recovered from the injuries. Engineer W W Wise, of the mixed train, is rapidly recovering at the hospital and expects to go home Saturday.
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G.g R. Bertholet
N. P. Branch Inc
W. W. Wise
Football! Football! P. H. 5. va. W. Ww. H. 5
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 16 p m fans are urged to support their teams as excitement builds for the big clash. Rooters are encouraged to fill the stands and back the home squad in this important midweek matchup.
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Moorhouse
Piciards
China
Pemtilu! Dextigive Bookies
Winslow Brothers Jewelers & Opticians
avEny Piecs
Carrier Millinery
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Tallman & Co
L. Adler Bros. & Co
the House of Kuppeshesser
Chicago
Max Baer
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