Runaway Horse Through Bridge In Oregon Correspondence
Special correspondence from Nolin Oregon recounts a runaway wagon after a team near Pendleton spooked by Sire AVI Holmes and Mrs Chas Kimball. The wagon veered along a railroad track, jumped cattle guards, nearly overturned, but was restrained by crew and villagers. Townsfolk, visitors, and locals recount injuries, arrivals, social events, and a benefit sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolin
Ore
Pendleton
Avi Holmes
Chas
Kimball
Walters
Minnie Updike
Portland
Chas. Valencourt
Aipdikes
Lewis Updike
R. H. Wiles
Doctors claim secret remedies cure stubborn diseases
Are successfully treating those who have given up all hope of being cured. These doctors prescribe from secret formulas handed down through generations that have reportedly cured many stubborn cases. They tout asthma, rheumatism, cataracts, stomach trouble, and private male illnesses. Consultation free.
Divorce Plea Over Cold Foot Cruelty In Pittsburg Home
Mrs Annie Welfar seeks divorce from John Welfar a Pittsburg resident citing a long courtship of cold feet pressing against her back during nightly disputes. She recalls a 1906 offense and describes a frigid domestic life as a jury hears the case in Common Pleas Court No 4 amid wintery conditions and a long history of quarrels stretching through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irisband
Pittsburg
Annie Welfar
Day & Jontary
Welfar
Greenfield Avenue
Pilot Rock Lands Sold In Pendleton Notes
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Adam Noble and wife sold 240 acres three miles south of Pilot Rock to Alta Turner for 4009 dollars. A marriage license was issued to William Cunningham and Kate Brennan. Round-Up pictures in Portland extended into early this week. Dan Madden died at St Anthony’s Hospital from asthma and bronchitis. Bail forfeitures occurred for Tendollara charges. Police court activity was otherwise quiet. Warren Construction gear arrived for East Alta Cottonwood Webb streets. M Clink prepares to open a ladies and mens tailor shop at 15 Malin Street. Umatilla Morrow fair broke even on last month’s week-long celebration. Pendleton boys Don Rader and Tom Boylen, ex-captains of Brack Pendleton high, are candidates for University of Oregon basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock Land
Adam Noble
Pilot Rock
Alta ” Turner
Pendleton
University of Oregon
Brack Pendleton High School
Don Rader
Tom Boylen
Rader
Boylen
Rumors Question Deputy Sheriff Funk Marriage
Persistent reports claim Deputy Sheriff A C Funk married recently, but no confirmation exists. Close friends deny the marriage while notes of a possible ceremony in the city or North Yakima surface, amid speculation about his latest trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cc. Funk
Iwan
Mr. Funk
Suttle
Yakima
Wall
Thie City
Crepicious
Marriage dispute filed over cruelty in Colville case
Threach Attorney L. A. Kate of eho Mary Adelaide Pagik has commenced suit against Francia J. Pagik alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment during marriage begun in Colville Washington in 1909. Plaintiff Mary Adelaide de Connell seeks relief restoring her former status and protection from abuse.
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L. A. Kate
Eho
Mary Adelaide Pagik
Francia J. Pagik
Colville
Wash
Bey
Mary Advlus de Connell
Political Reciprocity Bill and Regional Winners and Losers
The piece argues the reciprocity bill benefits farmers and producers of wheat meat and dairy while harming manufacturers in flour cereals and textiles, with the south likely gaining from cheaper foods. It notes Taft faction fears southern delegates may shift as reciprocity advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States
Weet
Middle West
Ceat
Canada
Reciprocity boosting Taft support across regions
Amos Pinchot argues in Success Magazine that the Reciprocity proposal, backed by manufacturers and the capital press, strengthens the president’s delegate prospects within the Republican machine. He notes Taft sentiment rising in packing and milling districts in the Midwest and in the Taft patronage south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
South
Amos Pinchot
Success Magazine
Married to convict weds Seattle prisoner to face long term
Wealthy San Francisco woman Mrs. Clynmena Roller married George Sanborn alias George Teltioit, a prisoner in the county jail. Sanborn, convicted of grand larceny and forgery, faces three to twenty years. the couple wed in the jail with Rev. J A Sturdivant officiating. She vows to stand by him as he begins a heavy sentence after arriving from New York City two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Walla Watta Penitentary
Clynmena Roller
San Francisco
George Teltioit
George Sanborn
Yvethrod Nook
County Jair
J. A Stturdize
Sanborn
Kles
Hatfield
Mrs. Sanborn
Pendleton Personal Notes Highlight Local Moves
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS Frank Stoun Lson from Linnfield today Mrs A EL Balcom and children have moved into Pendleton from No iin that the father might have the ad vantages of the local schools Robert Bond of Jacksonville Ore s expected in Pendleton Priday to pay a Visit to his mother and brothers Charles and Wittard Bond He has not been here for eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EL. Balcom
Pendleton
Robert Bond
Jacksonville
Ore
Charles and
Wittard Bond
Newark rector hosts new Magna Charta of feminine liberty
Dr. A. E. Wasson, rector of St. Stephen's Newark, declares women may drink beer or wine publicly or privately as long as community laws are not violated. He argues temperate alcohol use does not harm morals, condemns hobble skirts, and says both genders may drink. religion and morality have tolerated moderate indulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New York
A. E. Wasson
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Hauwer
United States to Represent Opium Study at Hague Meeting
The United States will be well represented at the international conference for suppressing the opium trade to meet at The Hague on December 1. Delegates include Br. Hamilton Wright, Bishop Brent, H. J. Pinger, I. Hundekoper, and Wallace J. Young, who will serve as secretary and assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hague
Washington
Menia
International Conference For
Shangshiel
Lhw
Br. Hamtiton Wright
State Department
Bishop Brent
The
Philippine Islandsa
H. J. Pinger
California
I. Hundekoper
Wallace J. Young
Caldwell files complaint against Byers over water rights
Article exposes a dispute over reservation water rights involving Major Swartzlander and government action. It notes an irrigation survey found 6000 acres near the river potentially irrigable, with efforts to establish water rights for the Indian wards and to benefit white landowners and Pendleton interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John McCourt
State Water Board
McCourt
Fryers
Department of the Interior
Attority Willow
Caldwell
Byers Milling Company
Pendleton
Swaartzlander
Eb, &. Swartzlinder
Redmen
Swartzlander
Ilanda
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Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Uutty Brood Sons
John McClellan
Newport Land & Construction Co
F. W. Beatty
McKay Creek
Wesley Adcock
Joe F. Connelly
Ed Dupuis
James Marple
Government
J. A. Hawk
Nomnang Yookum
Perrysville
Oahla
J. C Bowman
Taylor Schoel
Ladies Aid Society
C.F. Cunningham
Hoffiman
J. W. Beete
Prospect Farm
York
York & York Chinese Medicine Company
W. Alder St
Walla Walla
Pendleton Cash Market
Court
Johnson Sta
Nand
Clari’s Grocery
Main Street
Newsy
Frank Saling
William Cunningham
Kate Brennan
Messrs
Nelson
Lytle
Ban Madden
Dan Madden
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mickey Madden
Tendollara
Guy Hays
John Doe
Warren Construction Company
East Alta
Cottonwood
Webb Street
M. Clink
Spokane
Reno
Malin Street
Bentley &Leffingwell
Clink
Hinsh and Croel
Convict
New York City
Frank Stoun Lson
Linnfield
Byers
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer Line
Pasco
Londen
Koeppen’s
Golden Rule
Dale Rothwell
Cinesco
Nyrest
Hanscom the
Jweler
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
Alta
Deerer
Verey
Wonder Store
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