Pendleton praised for prosperity in six weeks
Pendleton growth and improvements are highlighted amid debate over presidential campaigning and local progress. Henderson, returning from a trip, notes more active houses and new building than in Covington. He sees strong commerce, a sizeable population, and a shift toward Democratic support, with remarks on campaign spending and election expectations.
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Bart
Cortigton
Rand
Henderson
Corpses to Spain and copper finds reported amid fires
The Spanish cabinet thanks the United States for permitting repatriation of sailors’ bodies from Adminal Cerberna ship. A public subscription will fund bringing the remains to Spain with ceremony. Reports also note an extraordinary copper ore find on Goose Creek Crook County by traders from J S Nelson Burt Holland and R M Mannelville. Vein over 40 feet wide assays 7 to 19 percent copper with significant gold float. Fire at Pus Bean Co plant destroys nonworking machinery in Ly, injuring? at least one.
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United States
Remon
Madrid
Adimilent Cervern'a Suilors
Spain
Faker City
Goose Creek
Crook County
Thie Point
J. S. Nelson
Burt Holland
R. M. Manneville
Grand Lodge Officers Installed At San Francisco Session
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows held a concluding session in San Francisco on Sept. 24 and installed new officers. John Cockburn of Indianapolis was named grand marshal, G. A. Leman of Columbus as grand messenger, Rev J. W. Venible of Hopkinsville as grand chaplain, Edward Belisburn of Boston as grand guardian, and Edward Curry of Baltimore as assistant grand pier. Dropped Dead in Parade. B A Bauber, clerk at Vallejo navy yard, collapsed during the parade near the reviewing stand.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Sire Wright
John Cockburn
Tudianapolin
Brand Marshal
G. A. Leman
Columbus, O
J. W. Venible
Hopkineville Ky
Edward Belisburn
Hoston
Edward Curry
Bailimore
Grand Piern
Parle
B.A. Bauber
Vallejo Navy Yard
Blood Poisoning From Minor Wound Reported
A Northern Pacific worker at Portland yards developed blood poisoning after a pinprick wound from a clothing tag. The wound inflamed, he sought hospital care for weeks and underwent treatment for weeks as the condition worsened.
Vigilance group formed to protect livestock in Mulheur County
A large meeting in Willow Creek, Mulheur County, organized by residents to safeguard livestock amid rising stock theft. Participants pledged decisive action and a vigilante committee is reportedly formed to mete out summary discipline against thieves.
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Mulheur
Vite
Times-Herald
Wheeler of Walla Walla Heads to Portland for Medical Help
Dias Apjoplexy, ON. Wheeler of Walla Walla, well known to many, went through town this morning bound for Portland in the care of his brother EB. D. Wheeler of Springfield who will take him to consult with physicians. He has had several apoplectic strokes and his health is very precarious. He has been in the Walla Walla hospital for several months.
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Wheeler
Walla Walla
Portland
EB. D. Wheeler
Springfield
Walla Wal
Ill of Smallpox Wedding Amid Ill Groom in Bed
Sept. 24 report from Salt Lake City describes Joseph Cannon son of former Mormon president George Q. Cannon marrying Miss Groesbeck while Cannon lies ill with smallpox. A doctor officiated, guests watched from the lawn through windows, and presents awaited the couple on the yard.
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Salt Lake
Mormon Church
Joseph Cannon
George Q. Cannon
Groesbeck
Cano
Italian Killed in Street Gang Shooting
Willa Watch Sept 24 reports Dominic Di Valeria an Italian laborer shot and fatally wounded by countryman Tom Lat Penzia in a downtown saloon quarrel. Di Valeria died within an hour. Lat Penna at large as officials search with several suspects under arrest for lack of solid evidence.
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Spokane
Huth
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la Benga
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Mortilly
Passenger Cars Derailed Near Perry in Train Accident
A passenger No. 2 derailed near Perry as the tender and four cars left the track. The wreck blocked the line for about 200 yards and two cars were left on the rail. Several people were injured, with a few rail passengers and workers treated, while No. 6 train moved in to assist. Dr. Ferguson of Pendleton attended the injured, and part of the crew was brought to safety as threats of worse damage were avoided.
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Merry
Lia Grecode
Ja. Ferguson
Pendleton
Archbishop of Canterbury Honored in Washington Reception
The Archbishop of Canterbury was hosted at the White House by the president and will attend a formal reception by Bishop Sate terlee in Washington. A grand evensong at St Peter and Paul Cathedral is planned for tomorrow with about 10 000 attendees. The U S Marine Band will provide music, and the guard is to wear black socks and white cottons for the ecclesiastical service.
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Archebishop of Canterbury
D. C
Canterbury
United States
Sateterlee
Wanhineton
Ecclemaastion Service
Navy Cruisers Reach Gravesend as Pilgrims Club Hosts Officers
The American cruisers Olympia Cleveland Des Moines and Admiral Jewel's fleet arrived at Gravesend today. The Pilgrims Club held a dinner for the officers. In London Lady Curzon's condition worsened slightly after a restless night, as reported on Sept. 24.
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Gravesend
London
Olympia Cleveland
Dios Moines
Jewel
Pilgrims Club
Pendleton Factory Reorganization Plans Outlined
Commercial Association last night appointed a committee W P Matlock J R Dickson and W T Jones to present the reorganization plan for the Rigby Clove combined harvester factory. Judge Lowell outlined the proposal while Pendleton capital fans will finance the venture ensuring the plant remains in the city with many jobs.
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Commercial Association
A. Lowell
Clove
Ylle
Dawlnemeike Manever
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Comany
Beveru
Mallock
Gompany
JO Bo
Firetechos
Minutia Etaring Etruptorature
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Terra
Conmuily
Former Paston Clore Transfer and Pendleton Change
Former Paston Clore transfers from Kael Columba HOT to the Columbian conference in Willamet valley area. Rev BM Vv. Howard previously occupied Owkendale pulpit. Pendleton residents praise rapid growth and prosperity as new buildings rise and farmers report good crops.
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Souti Pthte
Vendivlow
Josie
Kael Columba
BM Vv
Howard
Owkendale
Tones
Pendleton
Oakesdale
Charles Heine Touts Town Move For Education
Maye and McFarland hold contract to build a dwelling in the southwestern town edge for Charles Heinz a Tutulla farmer who will relocate to gain educational benefits for his children. The text contains scattered humor about a family and an electric fan with overheated air.
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Maye & McFarland
Charles Heinz
Hla
German objections block U.S. immigration stations in Berlin
The Morulee Post asserts Germany will not consent to American immigration stations at Berlin to screen emigrants. It calls such action an intolerable interference with German rights and says Berlin cannot permit the process.
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Morulee Post
Germany
Wreck Near Knoxville Reported Fatal And Injured
Knoxville Tenn Sept. 24 report says 14 or 15 killed and 76 injured in a wreck near here. Physicians at the scene. Ambulance and hospital arrangements for the injured are being organized as bodies are transported to Knoxville hospital.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Knoxville Nospital
Prohibition 70 AE Contested In Pendleton Meeting
Pendleton residents form Anti Prohibition League as business leaders press local option. Mayor Matlock chairs meeting with J R Dickson secretary and committee appointed to draft constitution for a new organization to be finalized next Tuesday.
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J. R. Dickson
League
Inige Lowell
Laval
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Pen- Coton
Tintin County
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Anti-Prohibition League Wienmade
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Dickson
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F. G McIntosh
Stephen A. Lowell
Anderson Released and Chinese Accusations Contradicted
The horror story describes Anderson's release after an accusation of stealing Coles while a veteran named Charles Anderton faced arrest. Police claim new evidence failed to materialize. A separate note mentions a hospital expansion in Colville and a new two and a half story building planned by Tab Harvey with costs around 46000.
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Teousdra
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Morolige
Atieron
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Jiderson
Spokane
Ghd
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Peikoner
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Welch
Dramatic Execution Ends With New Beheader's Death
In Madrid on September 24 Hose Garros, newly appointed executioner, garrotted a condemned man then collapsed and died at the victim's feet. The two corpses were carried away together.
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Chidad
Hose Garros
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