Coyote bounty cut and various early 1900s local notes
The Klamath county court halts further bounty payments on coyote scalps. Baker City ships sheep to California for winter. Nelson Bennett eyes Belt Line railway contract at Marshfield. A brewery collector, Herman Neuman, was fatally injured after leaping from a train. Main Street Stone building adds 15 foot brick extension as other improvements proceed. Wheat sells off heavily at Colfax with about 125000 bushels purchased. The mining department push gains force after the mining congress at Hutte. Senator Rand seeks a separate Baker County judicial district. Tennessee killers Tracy and associates slain by a Virginia sheriff’s posse. Principal-elect J M Martindale has led Albany schools since 1897. Doc Striker fatally injured in threshing yard accident. A gold ore ledge near Huntington yields up to 2000 per ton and eight feet wide.
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Nelson Bennett
Marshfield
Ore
Belt Line Railway
Herman Neuman
New York Central
Main Street
Milton
Colfax
Department of Mines and Mining
United States
Hutte
John L. Rand
Baker City
Oregon
Baker County
Wright and Templeton
Noten “Tracys
Tennessee
Rogersville
Tenn
Virginia
J. M. Martindale
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Albany
Hotel Arrivals List at Pendleton Mention Numerous Names
A lengthy hotel arrivals listing at the Hotel Pendleton includes numerous guests from Portland Spokane North Yakima and other cities. Names feature J J Burns W KR Glendening H J Terney and many others with households including wives daughters and companions across Oregon Washington Idaho and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. J. Burns
Portland
W. KR. Glendening
H. J. Terney
Spokane
J. Johnson
Kansas
A. L. Poreh
Denver
W. S. Savage
Iowa
John A. Gross
Helix
Sydney Arnold
North Yakima
J. Evylin Easter
J. J. Thamen
W. O .Easton
Chicago
A. S. Heatfield
William McMahon
Ohio
E. A. McMahon
Wilbur Hunt
Indianapolis
E Hall
San Francisco
A. D. Chase
J. H. Kloeeckman
Feud kills two in Durand I T and notable deaths listed
In Durand I T a feud ends with the killing of Rev W E Whaley and his son Alf by neighbors. Ex senator William H Roach dies in New York from cancer. Nevada Senator Jones shifts to republican status after a socialist proclamation. Mount Vesuvius eruption reported from Naples. In Terre Haute Indiana a man is dead at home with his head severed and his wife wounded, allegedly by Mathew Alexander, a longtime household employee.
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Durand
I. T
W. E. Whaley
Alf
William H. Roach
United States
North Dakota
New York
Senator Jones
Nevada
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Maryland
Thomas Burke
Terre Haute
Ind
Mathew Alexander
A Parson's Noble Act and Electric Bitters Endorsement
Rev J Budlong of Asha way R L extols Electric Bitters as a cure for jaunice liver troubles after years of suffering. The ad claims 60 cents, guaranteed satisfaction by Tallman Co Walla Walla. Nesmith Ankeny, ranch foreman, reports light cattle shipping from Washtucna with a strong range and 190 cattle on the Ankeny Copeland ranch poised for winter quarters.
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J. Budlong
Ashaway, R. L
Tallman & Co
Walla Walla
Wash
Nesmith Ankeny
Big Ankeny-Copelang
Adams County
Washtucna
Fortune Favore a Texan Headed by Dr King Pills
W P White of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach with loss of appetite. After using Dr King s New Life Pills he felt like a new man. Pills stated to be infallible for stomach and liver troubles and priced 26 cents at Tallman & Co drug store.
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Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Tallman & Co
Colorado Springs Trip Ticket Offer for Irrigation Meeting
On account of the Tenth National Irrigation meeting in Colorado Springs Colorado from October 6 to 9 the O H N Co will sell tickets to Colorado Springs and return at 50 dates of sale October 2 and 3 Limit 30 days Stop overs allowed
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Colorado Springs
Tenth National Irrigation
Col
Infra league dissolves as La Grande quits early
In the Inland Empire league, La Grande walks out abandoning the season and forfeits, followed by Walla Walla and Beet Pullers. Beacons say Pendleton and Baker City may finish the schedule while others consider baseball dead or revival possible next year.
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la Grande
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Baker City
Baker
Votaries of the Black Cat Convene in Milwaukee
Milwaukee gathers for the ninth ninth month ninth year gathering of the Order of How Hoos. A. H. Weir of Lincoln Nebraska serves as grand snark as over 300 delegates attend the eleventh annual convention. Mayor Rose welcomes attendees then sessions proceed behind closed doors with reports noting strong finances and rising membership in Texas Oklahoma and the southwest.
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Milwaukee
Sept
Black Cat
Order of How Hoos
A. H. Weir
Lincoln
Neb
Rose
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Improper Literature Editor Faces Prosecution Over Bible Serialization
Chicago Sept. Carleton Hodges editor of Assumption and Independent threatens to continue printing a weekly Bible installment in his paper despite a South Bend bank official demanding cessation. The official cites illegality and unsuitable content in Genesis and Deuteronomy chapters, yet Hodges argues the Bible's Christian teaching belongs with public news for readers and schoolchildren.
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Chicago
Carleton Fpf
Hodges
Assumption
To Unite Liquor Interests in Ohio League Meeting
In Cleveland on September opening the Ohio Liquor League aims to amalgamate all liquor organizations in the state to bolster political influence. Proposed unions include Knights of Fidelity the Royal Arch and the Independent Royal Arch.
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Cleveland
Ohio Liquor League
Lquor
Ohio
Knights of Fidelity
The
Royal Arch
Sailors Fight In Persian Gulf Dockyard Clash
Information from the admiralty reports a sharp clash in the Persian gulf between the crew of the British gunboat Lapwig and a slave schooner. One blue-jacket was killed and several wounded. General Chaffee ordered severe action against the Moros of Mindanao.
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Lonien
Admiralty
Persian Gulf
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General News
Klamath County
California
James Slates
Davenport
Huntington
Malheur County
G. D. Galley
E. H. Burke
L. M. Spangler
Corvallis
F. M. Walker
Dunsmuir
Ed H. Walker
Mattie Walker
Eugene Walker
Linnie Marsh
Weiser
Eledice Marsh
B. Ayres
Hertha Young
J. Callahan
Rathdrum
Wiliam Johnson
Freewater
R. M. Powers
Weston
Dorarrick
Athena
Harriet Rush
Anna Rush
Sam Lee
J. A. Nelson
Valley
B. Holcomb
City
J. W. King
William Plummer
W. S. Marks
Co. L. Downer
Matt Deringer
Jane Deringer
E. Gould
Ella Blanchard
Belle Blanchard
A. Hanna
Meacham
George Oliver
Echo
Pacific Northwest News
Inland Empire League
Chaffee
Mindanao
F.w.schmidt &Co
N.berkeley
Martin’s Family Grocery and Bakery
R. Martin
Pendleton Business
Grege
H. N. Robinson
Pring Corner Court
Johnson St. Pendleton
Columbia College
Milton, Obe
W. C. Howard, A. B
Pres
Pendleton Academy
Yale
Princeton
Stanford
F. L. Forbes, D. D
Peter Smith
Hote George
Polydore Moons
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