GUILTY AS CHARGED IN MITCHELL CASE
The St Johns Review reports the Monday night verdict in Senator John H. Mitchell’s case as guilty as charged. The trial is described as well conducted and fiercely fought with eight hours of jury deliberation. Commentary notes sympathy for the accused and criticizes elite tolerance of crime, while asserting the outcome proves Oregon’s equal justice. The piece also discusses public suffrage debates and memorializes Secretary of State John Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morcy
John H. Mitchell
Ventot
Oregon
Kevinn
Cheap Jonunism at the Partland Fair Pleads for Purchases
A reader describes the Partland fair where exhibitors hawk goods with continuous pleas to buy. Vendors crowd visitors with petitions and promises to tempt purse strings while managers keep talking. The advice is to view exhibits quietly and depart when curiosity is satisfied. The scene is marked by disagreeable begging and chatter.
Classifieds Suggest Market Copy For Ex Clerk John Mitchell
Fragmentary text hints at a classified notice urging a market copy for John H. Mitchell's ex private clerk who may be unemployed. The message shows garbled phrasing about a misshapen person contacting instincts and a dog yelping, with unclear relevance to the classifieds column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mitchell
Thurston rails at rival claim to Oregon niche
In a plea for defense Senator Thurston argues Oregon reserving a niche for its faithful son John H. Mitchell. The jury scene suggests the niche might have been intended for another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Oregon
John H. Mitchell
True taunts and fears of betrayal in a grim reflection
A fragment decries the greatest rascal as the coward who betrays masters and stings the hand that fed him. It condemns private secretaries, exposes self preservation amid danger, and urges laws and justice despite cruelty in the public eye.
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Shate
Iris Caischence
Niniself
Death of Miwant O Ugsten at Saint Johns community
Miwant O Ugsten son of Mins UW Curtis died Friday evening at ten o'clock after a brief illness. He was twenty years old, recently moved from Aberdeen Washington with his parents and resided in Saint Johns briefly. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church conducted by Rev HL Campbell, with burial in Love cemetery. His family and friends mourn his loss. A second local item notes a car accident on Willfinder boulevard where a vehicle was taken and then recovered at the gulag cat trek.
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Miwant O Ugsten
Mins
Curtis
Quir Park
Worming
Noveasal
Saint Johns
Aberdeen
Washington
AH Blackburn
Zetler, Byrnes & Blackburn
Methodist Church
HL Campbell
Love Cemetery
Local Notes and Visitors Amid Portland Fair Buzz
Our Local Grist reports a string of society notes from Beaverton to Saint Johns. Ralph Henderson and wife visit W. R. Henderson. Mrs. Rich aids Lehigh area ads. Fred Koener loses a moustache in a fracas. Miss Lillian McVicker heads to Dallas for a Bachelor of Elements degree. hundreds attend Fourth of July fireworks above the dry dock. C A Cook moves to Saint Johns from Kalama. Royal Neighbors plan a Rainbow Social July 20. Fraser siblings visit Goddard station for fair week. Doran Mitchell and Summers guests view the Portland fair. Blanchard of Council Bluffs and Townlee of Glenwood in town seeking location. Maher thanks donors after arm loss. Sauvie Island brickberry party by city council members. Willing candle accident injures Mr Wicker. Will Wolf Wholesale House ad signals big trade bid. readers urged to mention the paper for best prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Ralph Henderson
Beaverton
Oregon
W. R. Henderson
W. R. Pettigrew
LF. Rich
Lehigh
Saint Johns
Fred Koener
Ernest Wells
Gardenfale
Washington
Pred Valentine
Lillian
BE. McVicker
Dallas
Fair Grounds
C. A. Cook
Saint Johny
Kalama
M. W. A. Hall
Yoland Fraser
San Francisco
Clara Fraser
Lyon
Goddard Station
T. M. Doran
Fila Mitchell
John Summers
Hamilton
Montana
T. J. Monahan
Portland
Fred Valentine
Ferguson
Walla Walla
Attorney Blanchard
Council Hiuffs
Towa
Frances Townlee
Glenwood
Iowa
Mim
R.A. Shepard
Blanchard
Martin Maher
Eit
Sauvie Island
Moe & Clarks
Louine Nelwin
Catt Nelson
Porth
W. R. Kilgore
Brownsville
Atwows
University, Ife
Cora Dingle
Dayton
Rev
K McVicker
Ed, Gaskell
Maud
la Grande
Sarah Kemp
Davidson
M. L. Holbrook
Viola Peddicord
W. J. Peddicord
Schives
Lcal
Moe & Clark
Mamie Coffey
Journal
Astoria
Clara Beller
Hwaco Journal
Sarah Peterson
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
A. H. Blackburn
Blackburn & Wicker
Wicker
Edward Noren
Lebanon
Frank Peterson
Park Avenue
Moe and Clark
Upshaw
A. m
Picnic at dry dock bluff draws families and fireworks
A description of a last Tuesday family outing on the dry dock bluff with fireworks and plentiful provisions. Attendees include P J Peterson and his family Maud Ina Phillip Virginia, Charles Broderson and family Gladys Richart Marie, Throndson family Gertrude Freeman Neil, Portland visitors Cyde Geege Beryl, Dent Nett, PS Peterson and Wylena Thom lyke.
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P. J J. Peterson
Maud
Ina
Phillip
Virginia
Charles Broderson
Gladys
Richart
Marie
T. ©. Throndson
Gertrude, Freeman
Neil
Portland
Cyde Geege
Beryl
Dent Nett
Vists
Peterson
Wylena Thomlyke
To Form Church Rev Joannenteem Preaches at Sunday Service
Rev Joannenteem will preach at 11 o clock Sunday at Baptist services in the Seventh Day Adventist Church. A Friday evening July 14 nerview at the same place aims to organize a Baptist church with Portland church representatives and Mt of La Centrist church preaching. All invited. Send $1 for a year Review to a friend.
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Joannenteem
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Portland
Ea Ae We
Fish Fever Drives Tales Of O L Chapel In Portland
A rambled reminiscence recounts a journey through Tillamook to fish, with a digression on O L Chapel realty and a claim of witness status in land fraud cases. The speaker boasts big catches, jokes about travel by rail and stage to a hidden fishing spot, and notes Chapel returning to business routines.
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O. L. Chapel
Hentiee Realty
Neame
Shsentee
Portland
Tillamook
Jim Hilliard
South Wambill
Marc Anthony
Mr. Chapel
Installed Officers of University Park Assembly No 4
On July 5 at University Park Assembly No 4 United Artisans officers were installed including W B Satterjee Master Artisan Mra M R Cummings Superintendent Julia Faulk Inspector Mra A B Clark Secretary George Hewistock Treasurer Hertha Otterstedt Senior Conductor Verna Morrison Junior Conductor James Culp Master of Ceremonies George Otterstedt Warden and Mrs Hattie Faulk Instructor A reception followed with cake and several performances and recitations by Mildred Marey Zula Faulk and Bertha Otterstedt.
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University Park Assembly
United Artisans
W. B. Satterjee
Mra
M. R. Cummings
Julia Faulk
Mra. A
Clark
George Hewistock
Hertha Ottersted
Verna Morrison
James Culp
George Otterstedt
Hattie Faulk
Tan
Mildred Marey
Arlan
Mrs. Young
The
Zula Faulk
Bertha Otterstedt
K I C K Elects Officers At Friday Church Meeting
Members of the K I C K of the Evangelical church met at C Thayer s last Friday evening for their regular monthly business meeting and election of officers for the ensuing six months. Officers elected include President Miss Ella Edmonson Vice President Miss Nettie Marcey Secretary Kathrine Doug treasurer Miss Annie Foster. After the business session the evening was spent socially with ice cream and cake served. All reported a good time.
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The
Evangelical Church
C.thayer
Ella Edmondson
Nettie Marcey
Kathrine Doug
Annie Foster
Odd Eight Sided Die From War Bone Ends Up With Mrs Clark
Deputy for Mrs Clark reports a curious eight sided bone die used during the war. The oblong clay die bears eight spots and has been in circulation for weary hours. One rumor says it was made from human bone in a southern prison and was brought home by a brother of Mrs Clark.
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C. Io Clark
Clark
Recognition Council Call for Portland Congregational Council
A recognition council is to be held at the Congregational tabernacle on Wednesday July 12 with delegates from all Portland Congregational churches. Newell Hillis D D of Brooklyn New York who speaks at the exposition Sunday is expected to attend and address the council. Saint Johns people are invited to attend. Afternoon session starts at three and evening at eight.
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Congregational Tabernacle
Hss Comacal
Portland
Newell Ht Hillis
D. D
Brooklyn
New York
Saint Johns
Potter & Gools Move to New Quarters Profits Hailed
Potter and Goold firm completes a meld shift of quarters, moving a large stock of hardware stoves and tools from the old location to the new building. In the new location they anticipate better display opportunities and Mr. Fre expresses optimism about future business prospects.
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Potter & Goold
Fim Hin
Fre
Saint Johns News Highlights Local Residents and Events
Local residents travel to coast for visits, while others remain in Saint Johns for fairs and church. Miss Mamie Coffey resigns journal post. Clara Beller assumes role. A schoolhouse bid process follows bond issue. Moe & Clark roof paint ads appear amid community updates.
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Sees Et
Phene
Priday
Anthony
Colorado
Cot Linnie
John Hay
Newbury
New Hampshire
Hay
Mr. Hay
Horace Greeley
Vantry
United States
Tay
Willfinder
Mr. Wicker
Lack
Burn & Wicker
Will Wolf Wholesale House
B.C. Mourthart
Moe
Bickner's Hall
Civic Improvement League
S. H. Hanks
J. Hanks
City Recorder
Hanks
Oak Park
Mount Tabor
J. H. Crook
Minnie Crawford
Bernice Crawford
Largo
California
W. L. Crawford
East Ankeny Street
the Painters
R. Wilcox
Johns Seat and Door Company
Will Wolf
Morrison Street
Morrison, Street
St. Johns
Clothing Department
Hoys
SAS
Hat Department
Conta
Vici
T. Mon
Chane
E. Vandermeer
St. John Sash and Door Co
St. Jokes
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