Local list of names and households from Portland and Salem
The excerpt catalogs numerous individuals and couples by name and city, including Beall Cornelius Coman Ellers Hutchin Healy Hoyt Haskell Le Mann Metchan Reed Ross Seufert Stephens and others, with residences listed as Portland and Salem. It reads as a community roster or social notice in a historical newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Seufert
A. I. Stephens
Portland
Mrs. Geo
F. Rogers
Loni Lachmund
Eucete Parkes
Hat D. Potten
Jas, Lynn
J E. Crowe
J F. Deckebach
A. H. Magers
Salem
Westward 110 Seen By Thirty Thousand Progress Parade
Westward 110 parade scene described with hundreds of miners in full dress and war paint, a six-horse coach, a six-horse cattle roper float, a ten-mule freighter, and mounted cowgirls. Notables include Burr Johnson and Charles Manning, with teams and bands forming a large public procession through Baker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsee
Snake
Cody
Angel
Casey Jones
Whistling Annie
Sam
Burr Johnson
Miner
Charles Manning
Baker City
Jim Beck
John Mumm
Fortune Lost Man Dwyer Ends Life in Wisconsin Street
Edward Leonard Dwyer once led a Chicago street-cleaning gang and rose to multi millionaire status before a failed wheat corner gamble led to his suicide in Janesville Wisconsin. He had just given his last cent to a tramp after a final email change. He was a member of the Chicago board of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Edward Leonard Dwyer
Chicago
Dwyer
Chicago Board of Trade
Downfall of a Wall Street Millionaire and Navy Escape
The account traces a financier’s rise with Mexican silver ventures and a million air rating in New York, a 1895 marriage to the Duchess de Castindla, her fortune and Maine islands, failed speculation, bankruptcy in 1899, a Navy enlistment toward China, and a return to America broken in health and spirit, ending with a last spend in Chicago before Janesville.
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Mexico
New York
Wall Street
Duchess de Castindla
Maine
Dwyer
Navy
China
America
Chicago
Janesville
Love-Lorn Loy Ma Traylor Kills Self
In Rorehurs Oregon on September 28 17 year old Gerald Traylor son of Henry Traylor of Niklon killed himself after a failed attempt to reconcile with the woman he loved the daughter of Rev F S Clemp a Methodist minister now in the Willamette valley His despondent mood over the gun removal from Elkton had been noted for days and no one expected self destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorehurs
Gerald Traylor
Henry Traylor
Niklon
Thempqua Farm
F. 5
Clemp
Elkton
Willamette Valley
Rebels Loot Payroll and Supplies in Juarez Raid
Rebels raided the camp of William Q. Orr, contractor for the Mexican Northwestern Railway, seizing about 14,000 in payroll, 2,000 in equipment, and 10,000 in commissary supplies. One report notes the American contractor was foully treated and injured during the raid on Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
William Q. Orr
Mexican Northwestern Railway
St Michael and All Angels Holy Communion Services
Tomorrow is the feast of St Michael and All Angels. The Holy Communion will be celebrated at 11 a.m. and the evening service at 7 30 p.m. All are cordially invited. Charles Quinney Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomporrow Beng
St. Michael
All Angela
Charles Quinney
Pendleton Ledger Sees Forty-man Delegation Visit Hillsboro
Hillsboro envoy led by editor Newsy Notes of Pendleton arrives with forty Pendleton townsmen to inspect Hunt road track work. Engineer in charge had to work on a Sunday to avoid injunction. Last year he represented his city solo. this year he returns with a forty-strong delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ares
Pendleton
Hunt Road
16 Millions Brought Into U S By Aliens
Washington report to Commissioner General Kean shows 1,114, $59 aliens arriving in the last 14 months brought $46,712,697. Immigrants carried $33,122,550 with an average per capita of $38 for the year and $49 in the next two months. Immigration is running 50 percent higher for July and August, despite five months behind prior year totals. 1.6 percent were debarred. Canadian arrivals held the highest per capita while Mexican border entrants had the least money.
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Washington
Kean
Immigration Bureau
Canada
Charges Umpires Alleged Steal Giants Pennant
Philadelphia official accuses National League umpires of aiding the New York Giants to secure the pennant. President Fogel claims fear of Giants manager McGraw and Giants influence with President Lynch biased umpires. He cites alleged helps to Giants and an eve of world series inducement by umpire Brennan.
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Chicago
Tils
New York Giants
Fogel
Philadelphia National
Chicago Evening Post
McGraw
Giants
New York
Lynch
Allen
Brennan
Daring Oakland San Francisco robbery targets storage chief
In San Francisco three masked men lured Alexander Ots, VP and GM of Storage Battery & Motor Co, into a vacant house at 2:30 am and stole his wallet containing 2650 dollars. Ots was drawn by moans, then confronted with a revolver as two accomplices posed as threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alexander Ots
Storage Battery & Motor Company
Ota
McAllister Street
Round-Up Romance Ends in Wedding at Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Washington at noon yesterday Rev Clarence O Kimball joined Roy DeHart and Miss Lillian J Dee Shon both of Benge Adams county in marriage The couple who met during Pendleton Round-Up events were transported by William Prestons auto to obtain a license from the county auditor and returned to the Round-Up in the afternoon The bride native to Cuba wore a western gown with Indian bead work and Aztec coin necklace while the groom wore a western cowboy uniform Both are expert riders and the ceremony was unique to the Round-Up setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallan Walla
Wash
Clarence O Kimball
First Methodist Church
Roy DeHart
Lillian J. Dee Shon
Benge
Adams County
Pendleton
Walla Walla
William Preston
Kimball
Futo
Cuba
First Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Topics
On Main and Jackson Streets the First Christian Church led by Minister T. F. Weaver hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning subject is What to Seek First and the evening lecture is Why Four Gospels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Main
Jackson Streets
T. F. Weaver
Christian Endeavor
Gospe
Let ’er Buck Song Advertised by Haines Pub Pendleton
The official Round-up song Let ’er Buck is offered at 50 cents per copy. Mail orders to the company will be filled at 25 cents per copy.
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Buck
Haines Pub
Policeman Who Arrested Thaw Mortally Wounds Wife
Anthony Debs, the officer who arrested Farry K Thaw after Thaw killed Stanford White, shot and fatally wounded his wife last night in front of the Delos home on the upper West Side. Debs then killed himself after wounding two young girls, Mary Collins and Katherine Hawkesworth, who were struck by bullets.
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New York
Anthony Debs
Farry K. Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
Dels
Upper West Slide
Debs
Mary Collins
Katherine Hawkesworth
Rebel Is Executed Under Unwritten Law
Douglas Arizona September 28. La Ley Fuga the unwritten law feared by the Mexican outlaw and revolutionary General Alejandro Vega claimed him when he left Cananea overland last Saturday under guard of six soldiers for Hermosillo. Official report: shot while trying to escape. Vega was arrested at Naco weeks ago on inciting Yaqui revolt and attempting to bribe a federal garrison commander to join rebels. W Mahon president State Savings Bank Cal Jack Jr cashier American National Bank and attorney Geo R Bagley counsel for Hill lines in his territory visit Round-up from Hillsboro Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Alejandro Vega
Cananea
Hermosillo
Vega
Naco
Sonora
The Party Dress and Other Vitagraph Features at The Pastime
The Pastime presents a Sunday program featuring The Party Dress a Vitagraph drama starring Charles Kent Miss Gardner and Earl Williams. Also shown The Beauty Parlors of Stone Gulich Kalem with Ruth Roland as Tillie Temple and The New Ranch Foreman Lubin about the outlaw Jack Walton. The Cub Reporter Edison features as a train wreck story and On Board Kaiser Wilhelm a Vitagraph voyage tale.
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Good Pictures
Ruth Roland
Tillie Temple
Lubin
Jack Walton
Cub
Edison
Star
Presbyterian Church Services and Sermons
Presbyterian church schedule lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m. with sermon by Prof. Davis of Whitman College. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. also with sermon by Prof. Davis of Whitman College.
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Davis
Whitman College
Whitman College English Professor to Speak
Mr. Davis, professor of English at Whitman College and former Chicago University faculty member, is billed as a very able speaker you cannot afford to miss hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Whitman College
Chicago University
Move and Haul Service Ad in Penland Area
An ad for a local moving and hauling service advertises quick furniture moves by calling Main 339. It mentions short city trips or country transfers and claims they haul anything, from Penland and surrounding area.
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Penland
Portable lunch wagon for sale near Oregon Lumber Yard
For sale a portable lunch wagon ideal for Round Up week. Located at Oregon Lumber Yard.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Special train to Walla Walla and Dayton departs Pendleton
A special train leaves Pendleton at 9 30 p m Friday for Walla Walla and Dayton and at 11 p m Saturday for return service, providing expedited passenger movement between the two routes.
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Walla Walla
Dayton
Pendleton
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Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Lorn
Loy Marleton
Church of the Redeemer
Emminent
London
Newsy
U. S
Ots
Wather Permard Vaughn
The
Oregon Theatre
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Webb Streets
Vitagraph
Presbyterian
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
Parcela
Pendleton Cleaning and Dye Works
Alta
Constantinople
Calcutta
Leipzig
Des
Moines
Royal M
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