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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1905

Page

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Taylor heads mayoral ticket with nine council nominees

City hall meeting selects Taylor as mayoral nominee with unanimous support for his ticket. Bruce Wallace named secretary. George Gross declines, Taylor declared unanimous choice. Nine council candidates receive top votes. six proceed, with Williams re elected treasurer, Chamberlain and Bradley named for recorder. Election set for March 7 and terms defined by vote tallies.

David Taylor George Gross Gross Mr. Taylor A. Barrett J. Kirk D. B. Jarman Wm. Tompkins A.M. Gillis George Grose War McBride Heary B. Stone David Williams O. G. Chamberlain G. W. Bradley Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Bradley C. O. Henry

Kuropatkin Resigns Command Amid Far East Turmoil

Feb 6 dispatches report General Kuropatkin tendering his resignation to the Czar from command in the Far East. General Grippenberg asks to be relieved after claiming dishonor from Kuropatkin’s Hun River retreat. Berlin observers warn of potential widespread mutiny within Russian forces. London notes crews of the Black Sea fleet near mutiny with revolutionary literature found aboard. Shakhe and Hun rivers remain tense with minor Russian actions near Sanchiateu.

St. Petersburg Kuropatkin Far East Grippenberg Hun River London Black Sea

Epidemic of Fraud Hits Pendleton Bank Checks

Pendleton on February 6 reports a surge of fraud with Frank Hamilton arrested for passing bad checks. The latest swindle involves Tom Moss, a former Hochbach Bros banker, issuing five checks for 86 each, all bearing the same date and number 74, drawn on the First National Bank and based on a check Moss received Saturday from Hochbach Bros.

Pendleton Frank Hamilton Tom Moss Hochbach

Dead Man Found Buried Near Little Mountain in Utah

A man believed to be Enoch D. Jenkins was found buried beneath rocks near Little Mountain, 14 miles west of Ogden. The body bore a crushed head wound and mutilation, and citizenship papers for Clear Creek Colorado in Jenkins name were found in his coat.

Ogden Utah Little Mountain Here Enoch D. Jenkins Mur

Portland Handball Team Formed for Spring Practice

Portland Oregon February 6 The Portland Handball team lineup has been announced by Manager McCreedle with most players new to the city. Pitchers Garvin French Essick Jones St Vrain Gates Gilpatrick. catchers McLean Thiery Steelman. infield Doyle Schaffley Atz Runkle Yan Buren. outfield Householder Mo Creedle Gleason as utility. They are to report in Bakersfield for spring practice on March 12.

Portland Ore McCreedle Garvin French Essick Jones St. Vrain Gates Gilpatrick McLean Thiery Steelman Doyle Schaffley Atz Runkle Yan Buren Householder Mo Creedle Gleason Bakersfield

Irrigation District Trouble In Pendleton February 6

The Little Walla Walla Irrigation district faces renewed discord as landowners clash with promoters over water entitlements. After an earlier dispute was settled, most district owners now oppose the arrangement, signaling fresh turmoil for the irrigation venture.

Pendleton Little Walla Walla

Portland Trolley Wreck Ends in Fatality and Injuries

At the Montavius street car line corner of East Twenty-eighth and East Glisan, a trolley car overturned on a sharp curve at the base of a steep incline. Sixty six passengers were aboard. one man, Rudolph Janson, a box factory employee, was killed and thirty-one injured, some fatally.

Portland Montavius Street East Twenty-eighth East Glisan Rudolph Janson

La Grande Banker J. M. Church Dies From Injuries

J M Church pioneer banker of La Grande died in St Vincent's Portland hospital Saturday night from injuries yesterday while boarding a train for Salem. He slipped fell on the ends of the tes breaking his jaw and other injuries. A prominent republican and a leader in business charity and politics in Union county.

J. M. Church la Grande St. Vincent's Hospital Portland Salem Union County

Suicide at Bingham Springs the plain death by own action

Vincent Konasele, a 47 year old laborer from Willamette valley, shot himself at Bingham Springs after deliberate preparations. A 45 calibre revolver was tied to a fence post and fired into his breast, the bullet passing through his body and heart. An eye witness, operator Swayne of the O R N office, reported the shot and found Konasek dead. Coroner T M Henderson and M A Rader proceeded to conduct an inquest by freight train. Despondency said to be the cause. Konasek had previously attempted suicide by mouth. He was single and had lived in Umatilla county since 1881.

Pendleton Vincent Konasele Bingham Umatilla T. M. Henderson M. A Rader Bingham Springs Konasek

Death of Jonesh Williams keeper of Mountain Home

The Pilot Rock Record notes the death of Joe William known as Mountain Home keeper after a short illness in Pilot Rock Sunday evening. He was buried Tuesday at 10 o clock. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter. Pneumonia caused the death and cigarettes were linked to the illness in the report.

Jonesh Williams Mountain Home Pilot Rock Joe Willian

Whisky quarrel and a near miss with an arrow

Kentucky Representative Tolle touts Bourbon as the best while Ohio’s Ollie Jamen questions the test. James claims a rabbit blood test proves quality. A bow and arrow prank nearly wounded Harrison Baker, but he is expected to recover.

Kentucky Tolle Ohio Ollie Jamen Biedler James Harrison Frank Baker Adams

City Council OKs Second-Hand Rock Crusher Purchase

At a special meeting the street committee was authorized to buy a used rock crushing outfit listed at 1250 dollars. The complete unit, including a crusher and engines, is at Walla Walla. Councilmen H A Brandt and P T Harbour left for Walla Walla to inspect and complete the purchase if as represented. City Marshal Dave Lavender accompanied the trip to inspect the engine.

Walla Walla H. A. Brandt P. T. Harbour Dave Lavender

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Manasse Athena’s Butterick Cox & McEwen South Side Main Street Athena Oregon Taylor Bruce Wallace Pioneer Drug Store C. A. Barrett & Comp’y Dell Brothers Berlin Sevastopol Tolo Shakhe Hun Sanchiateu Portland’s la Grande Banker Weston
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