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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
2
Fragments from Athena Press reflect publishing notes and editorial commentary. It discusses libel concerns, signatures, and mock political critique tied to figures like Senator-elect McBride. A quotation on the honesty of the gold dollar frames broader economic debate.
In Athena on March 16 1805 the Globe Democrat notes Germany's rising bimetallic sentiment after the United States shelved the free silver bill. If William II lends support, Germany could push England toward silver restoration, boosting international monetary cooperation and pressuring other nations to join the effort. The article reflects early global finance debates and U S nonleadership in initiating the movement.
A garbled OCR fragment references Rangeroy Calf and Milwaukee with mentions of Ideal, Grain, Creedmoor and Solinaves. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent event details to determine a clear news item or outcome.
Grain style advertisement for custom made ladies low cut tans by All Styles ue hil Calf. highlighting fashionable footwear options and tailored comfort for women.
Local ad notes heavy discounts with low prices on items by the truck load. Contractors and shoppers invited to take advantage of bulk deals and savings. Prices advertised as limited and subject to stock. Reviews indicate good value for bulk buyers.
Report details violent clash in the Oregon House as King attempts to reach the speaker. Democrats push to adjourn by noon while rivals battled, chairs and desks broken, revolvers shown, and King battered but advancing to secure the speaker’s approval. Elsewhere miners in Tadigy report the Desert Chief gold rush with claims of over a million dollars. work to begin as a mill and road construction proceed.
A wild fighting melee in the Cypress capital legislature left many injured as revolvers appeared and the door to the speaker’s chamber was besieged. Myron King, governor Mathews private secretary, was briefly trapped in an elevator before guards cleared the crowd.
Governor Matthew faces three day window to act as riot erupts when Speaker Adam refused a veto transfer. King’s veto is snatched by a man from the crowd, amid chants and a rush toward the atrium. Origin traced to bid to replace custodian Griffin with a Republican. Congressman Ellis returns from Washington with notes on a land law bill.
Notice is given that an election and meeting will determine eligibility of applicants for membership in the Fireman's Association. The article lists five volunteer fire companies that have paid initiation and are now members, including names linked to Wests Our Grande and Athena No. The notice references March 5 1895 and a swearing day in 1996 with a public posting in Shaw area.
A Salem circuit court report details the Branch Asylum Case involving A C Taylor ex rel the state of Oregon versus Sylvester Pennoyer and the Board of Public Building Commissioners. The defense seeks to dissolve an injunction, arguing defects in the complaint, reliance on a superseded Supreme Court order, and issues with land use near Union as an asylum site. The case raises questions about appropriations and the board's expired term affecting injunctive continuation.
A settlement ends disputes with ex-Treasurer Folco and others. Uri county releases bondsmen from claims while the county takes cash of 133,000 and 25,000 in good notes to be paid when due. The accord credits Thomas F. Rourke for efforts in securing the settlement.
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