Pendleton Ad Pages Seal Local Commerce Goods
A bustling collection of shop notices from Pendleton lists cigars and tobaccos at Teutsch's, olives, fruits, vegetables, groceries, and home-made confectionery at Delta Candy Factory. It also promotes poultry at Castie's, fresh seafood at Grate's, shoes at Nolf's, and dentistry at Whitaker. Real estate notes sell an 800 acre wheat farm, and a funeral details Mrs Catherine Nelson. Lane's Medicine is advertised as a gentle daily laxative remedy from Tallman & Co.
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Hawley Bros
Gregg
Younger & Son
Nolf's
Bell Boy
Pendleton
Seibert & Shuls
Academy Books
Patton
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
F. S. Younger & Son
Delta Candy Factory
Rohrman's
Catherine Nelson
Olney
Lane
Tallman & Co
Nine French Cod Fleet Foundered in North Sea
London Sept 16 A telegram from Calling reports nine vessels of the French cod fleet were lost in recent gales and about 50 fishermen drowned in the North Sea tragedy.
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London
North Sea
Pendleton Players Boost Northwest Teams Zeigler Shines in Portland
Pendleton’s star base ball players have joined Northwestern league teams after the season. Zeigler left the Indians and has starred for Portland, including a game win over Seattle on Friday. He damaged a finger Saturday but still assisted a key double play. Fay, Indian wonder shortstop, filled in impressively Sunday with four at bats, two runs, two hits, two putouts, and two assists with no errors. Adams "Tam rack" holds first base for Portland. Dicky Knox shines for Butte left field, with two runs in four trips against Spokane. Salisbury also with Butte delivering solid work.
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Pendleton
Northwest
Zeigler
Portland
Indians
Seattle
Joe Fay
Fay
Adams
Tamarack
Dicky" Knox
Butte
Spokane
Salisbury
Pendleton Editor Visits Adams Area Wheat Boom
John P. McManus, veteran editor and Pendleton native, traveled from the county seat to Adams for a few days. He noted a remarkable wheat quantity in the area and joked that Joseph’s seven years in Egypt would seem like a free lunch by comparison.
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John P. McManus
Eentor
Pendleton
Adams
Joseph
Land of the
Trust to merge broom makers ends competition
New York on September 16 reports Philadelphia capitalists are forming a broom manufacturing trust with capital stock of 6,000.10 dollars, expected to scour the nation’s large plants and consolidate the industry.
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New York
Philadelphia
America
Colliery Reopens as Strikers Stand Aside in Pa
Conyngham colliery resumes work without warning as strikers gather but make no demonstration. Non union workers pass into the mine without incident in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on September 16.
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Conyngham
Wilkesbarre
Miles Departure Delayed for Philippines Voyage
General Nelson A. Miles was slated to sail today for the Philippines aboard the transport Thomas but his departure was postponed due to a report delay. The Thomas will remain in San Francisco until Miles and his aides Cols Whitney and Maus reach the city.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Philippines
Thomas
San Francisco
Cols
Whitney
Maus
Morgan Ships Sale Affects Antwerps Montreal Line
New York report Sept 16 states J K Ellerman sold the Antwerp Montreal line to the Morgan shipping syndicate. Ellerman reportedly kept the Antwerp Montreal service and the Mediterranean and Lisbon operations, after selling the Leyland Noe to the American Copper ton interest.
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Morgan
New York
J. K. Ellerman
Antwerp-Montreal
Morgan Shipping Syndicate
Eibles
London
The
Tribune
Cpton
My. Ellerman
Antwerp Montreal
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Operto
Train Delayed by Weeds Near Helix Canyon
The W and C R train arrived late yesterday after 9 pm due to tumble weeds filling a cut beyond Helix. Winds blew weeds into the track causing slippery rails and slow progress as the train climbed the hill, returning after 10 pm.
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Helix
Grande Ronde Lumber Company Sells Perry Lumber Interests
The Grande Ronde Lumber Company has sold its lumber business at Perry. It was a major regional operation with a large saw mill and extensive annual output, supplying material to numerous destinations. Robert Smith served as secretary of the company.
Electrical Workers Move To Broad Strike Across South
In New Orleans on September 14 the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers agreed to try spreading the telephone strike to all Southern Cumberland Telegraph and Telephone Company cities.
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Electrical Workers
New Orleans
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
South
Cumberland Telegraph & Telephone Conpany
Amd
Ninth Cavalry Sails Home From Manila
The headquarters and six troops of the Ninth Cavalry sailed for San Francisco today aboard the transport Logan from Manila. The remaining part of the regiment is scheduled to sail on October 1.
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Ninth Cavalry
Manila
San Frisco
Miners Dead as Algona Mine Disaster Ends
Northfork West Virginia September 16 The last of the seventeen miners trapped by the Algona mine explosion were recovered this morning all dead. Rescue efforts by workers and volunteers had continued despite the perilous conditions and a landing zone was established for the rescue attempts.
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Northfork
W. VI
Algona
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Graver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Gusouar
Teutsch's
Seibert Bi
Martin's Fan Bakery
Younger & Son's
Phillips
J. M. Leezer
Castle
Whitaker
Castie
M Grate’s
Tka
Ape
Hunziker
Optician
Alexander
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
McManus
Miles
Warroysie
Butterick
Royal Worcester
the Peoples Warehouse
C. R
Orlan Clyde Cullen
U. A. Supreme Court
U. S. Patent Office
U. S. and
M. W
Waeeblagton, D
Newwoods
Pocket Books
Sanford
Stafford
Carter
Diamond
Barnes
Arnold
Frederick Nolf
Santa Claus Headquarters
Prop
Crowner Telephone
Portland Business College
Park and
Washington Streets
A. FP. Armatrong, LL
Principe
Baker & Folsom