Pilot Rock Boy In Horse Theft Case Charged
Fifteen year old Clarence Ogilvy, son of Pilot Rock residents, is accused of driving 10 to 20 Gibson horses toward Union county. He was tracked by Sheriff Taylor from Gibson’s claim to Starkey prairie where three horses were recovered and traded for a saddle horse. Ogilvy returned to Pilot Rock and was later arrested and brought to Pendleton.
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Charles Ogilvy
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Taylor
Young Ogilvy
Tom Gibson
Gibson Range
Birch Creek
Union County
Starkey Prairie
Roy Smith
Ukiah
Sheriff Taylor
Gibson
Starkey
Pearson Academy Expects Big Enrollment in Walla Walla
R B Spencer, language and English instructor, promotes Pearson Academy as it plans to open September 21. He anticipates strong attendance from Umatilla county and eastern Oregon, with Dr F M DeForest serving as head master. Pearson operates separately from Whitman College but collaborates, offering students gymnasium and college facilities.
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R. B. Spencer
Pearson's Academy
Walla Walla
Spencer
Umatilla County
Oregon
F. M. DeForest
Houston
Spokane
Pearsons
Spencer Was Also With Dr. DeForest
Walls Walla
Pearson Academy
Whitman College
Boy of Fifteen Takes Honors at Cape University
Cape Town reports Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, aged 15, has graduated BA with first class honors in the classics from Cape University. He has been awarded a Rhodes scholarship but will not proceed to Oxford until 1912.
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Cape Town
Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr
Cape University
Oxford
Pendleton News Briefs Highlight Local Court and Campaigns
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports two drunk and disorderly cases with sentences and bail forfeiture. Frank J. Miller, Albany resident, Republican railroad commissioner candidate, lectures for the Alasonic lodge in Pendleton. Congressman W. R. Ellis departs for Portland to campaign ahead of the primary.
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Frank J. Miller
Albany
Alasonic Lodge
Two Pendleton Graduates Leave for University Life
Lawrence Whitman valedictorian of last spring’s high school class departs for Eugene to enter the University of Oregon. He is joined by Peter Crockett who left Pendleton last week. The pair will occupy a house on University avenue and begin bachelor student life together.
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Lawrence Whitman
Eugene
University of Oregon
Peter Crockett
Pendleton
University Avenue
Levee Repairs Progress Reported by Councilman Ell
Councilman Joe Ell announced extensive repairs on the levee following instructions from his committee. Weak rip rap spots were strengthened and a fourth crib will be built about 300 feet from the west end to provide permanent protection. Repairs cost 175 dollars. the crib estimated at 160 dollars, with Fred Stickler overseeing the work.
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Joe Ell
Fred Stickler
German Princess Victoria Louise Turns Eighteen Today
Berlin reports Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of the German emperor and empress, celebrates her eighteenth birthday with congratulations from European royalty. She is educated in housewifery, speaks English, enjoys drawing, and may wed soon to bolster the throne amid social unrest.
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Berlin
Victoria Louise
Europe
Louise
Canalg
Lkely
Loules
Dreas
Army Scandal Rocks Kaiser’s Camp in Berlin
Berlin reports a new military scandal as Baron von Gagern faces a lawsuit from Frau Meersman, ex-wife of Major von Meersman, seeking 20000 dollars for maintenance and her two children. The affair traces back to 1595, with details alleging intimate ties between the general and his former wife, affecting neither his career nor promotions. The case recalls prior misconduct and includes reference to a painter Armistruhe who died by suicide before sending a key to the general.
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Berlin
Germany
Hfe
von Gagern
Frau Meensman
Meeraman
von Meersman
Baron Gagern
Rhine
Frau von Meersaman
Frau von Meersman
Armisruhe
New disease strikes Spain and alarms Madrid
An unknown, rapidly advancing illness has appeared in a Balladelid lunatic asylum. Death can occur within minutes of symptoms, with five deaths in days and three more under observation. Post mortems show no cause, red facial or neck spots mimic insect bites, and experts suspect venomous insect or snake poisoning as the trigger.
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Madrid
Balladelid
Opium Habit Alleges Spread Among London Society
An evening paper claims opium use is rapidly spreading in London among the smart set. Medical sources supposedly confirm widespread havoc and many victims ending in prisons or inebriates homes. Allegations target West End practitioners supplying the drug.
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London
West End
Postcard Mania Wanes Among American Tourists
Berlin reports a sharp drop in postcard transfers as Americans stop flooding friends with foreign views. German exporters once sent over 600 million cards to the United States three years ago, but current figures show a little under 250 million despite efforts to improve the postcard.
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Berlin
United States
Old World
Norweigan Ships Reach New York After 13400 Mile Ocean Race
After a 13400 mile voyage via the Indian Ocean, Cape of Good Hope, and Atlantic, Gan Pan and Bonanza docked in New York within three hours of each other. Bonanza Captain Tellefeen claimed victory by jokingly betting a cigar with Captain Ansen of Gan Pan.
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New York
Indian Ocean
Cape of Good Hope
Atlantic
Gan Pan
Bonanza
Pedang
Sumatra
Tellefeen
Ansen
Gaa Pan
Few births worry England says doctor in London
Dr Harris, medical officer for the Illington health board, warns in a new report that middle and upper class men delay marriage to fund luxurious living and holidays. They seek Ladies society pleasures but delay marriage until their careers improve, often remaining bachelors.
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London
Harris
Llington Health Board
Australian Land Question and Tax Forecast
Sydney reports ongoing land legislation in both commonwealth and state parliaments. A federal progressive tax on unimproved land values is expected to raise about 5,000,000 pounds this fiscal year. New South Wales passes a bill to convert homestead selections into freehold at original capital values and reassign crown lands. Persia Goes Abroad for Talent. Teheran notes Teheran government may invite Italians and Swiss to fill posts in gendarmerie, finance, and justice.
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Sydney
Federal
House of Representatives
Omler
New South Wales
Persia
Teheran
Department of Finance
Department of Justice
Maiden of Artifice Trumpets Arts Over Bachelor
A wry remark contrasts a bachelor of arts with a maiden of artifice, suggesting flair and clever manipulation outshine formal study in the realm of creative wit.
Cunard resumes Queenstown calls for Irish port interests
The Cunard line will resume calling at Queenstown on the eastward voyage, excluding the Lusitania and Mauretania. The move is attributed to strong Irish party pressure favoring the south of Ireland port, with Captain Donelan praised for his persistent advocacy and influence.
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Dublin
Cunard Steamship Company
Queenstown
South of Ireland
Ireland
Isle
Redmond
Donelan
Cunard
Hitchcock
Captain Donelan
Americans barred from treasure hunt at Chepstow castle
The Duke of Beaufort refused Americans permission to search near Chepstow castle for ancestral documents and jewels hidden when Cromwell recaptured the fortress. Investigators spent months blasting and excavating outside the castle grounds, hoping to shed light on Shakespearean authorship, but were unable to secure castle access.
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London
Duke of Beaufort
Chepstow Castle
River Tyre
Cromwell
Marriage scandal shocks Australia as prince weds shopgirl
A London ceremony united Count Johannes Clary, heir of Prince Clary of Aldrington, with Bohemian shopgirl Hos podar. The match, described as sensational, links a young nobleman to a daughter of a Vienna shopkeeper, signaling a dramatic social union.
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Marines
Vienna
Australia
London
Johannes Clary
Prince Clary of
Aldrington
Hospodar
Moving Picture Program At The Orpheum Tuesday
The Orpheum offers a 1000 foot lineup including The Girl on Triple X Exisang Oliver Twist The Men Haters Club and other features. A sale listing for an eight room modern house with four lots and barn is also advertised with phone contact B-378%.
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The
Orpheum
Triple X
Oliver Twist
Pathe
Dickens
Vitagraph
Lubin
Ta-Wa-Wa
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HORSE
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Marie St
Arthur Gibson
Teutsch
Main &T
Phene M
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pendleton Dye Works
Newsy
Chris Olson
Charles Strange
Elis
W. R. Ellis
Portland
Kaiser
Spain
England
Atte Bn - Fork
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Ogre
Roosevelt
Boston
Cunard Line
Irish Port
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Business College
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Empire Business College
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Despain & Bonney Main
Court Strat
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