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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1906

Page

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Wallowa Valley Railroad Loses Right of Way Dispute

Circuit Judge Eakin rules the Wallowa Valley Railroad cannot build a track on the disputed land from Elgin to Wallowa. The decision enjoins construction, removes the cloud on plaintiff’s title, and compels the O. R. & N. to proceed without interference.

Eakin Wallowa Valley Railroad Wallowa Valley Railroad Elgin Wallowa Eakin Wallowa Valley Road Elto Wellawa By of Way A.C. Spencer Portland Crawford & Crawford Ramsey & Oliver Hugh Shelton Parker Halgarth Christianson

Drain-Cool Bay Road construction let to start work

Portland Aug 9 The contract for the first fifty miles of the Drain-Cool Bay railroad was let today by Crimanto Loss of San Francisco The contractor plans immediate start with several hundred men and grading crews arriving Sunday. Materials such as rails bridges and implements are at Drain. Chicago Aug 9 Wheat opened 72 ½ closed 72 ½ corn opened 49 ½ closed 49 ¼ oats opened 51 ½ closed 51 ¾.

Portland Chicago

Carnival At Newport Features Floats And Motor Boat Races

Newport Aug 9 The New York Yacht Club sailed to Vineyard Haven for a day of carnival events. Land features included a grand trades procession with many decorated floats. Aquatic events staged by the Motor Boat Club of America saw about sixty boats entered in three classes racing 15 and 50 miles over the Dyer Island course. Silver cups will be awarded to race winners.

Scrippa News Association Newport New York Yacht Club Vineyard Haven Motor Boat Club of America

Denis Kearney to Challenge Millionaire Bequest

Denis Kearney known as Sandlot plans a contest against M Theodore Kearney Fresno raisin grower who left one million to the University of California. The fight centers on a civil code provision limiting bequests to charity to one third of an estate, challenging the will.

Scripps News San Francisco Denis Kearney M. Theodore Kearney Fresno University of California Kearney

Tramp Demands Dime Strips Coat From Adams Ave Home

Yesterday a tramp visited the home of W. W. Berry on Adams Avenue and demanded ten cents. Refused, he picked up a coat and fled, but Mrs. Berry chased him with a gun. He soon returned the coat where he had found it.

W. W. Berry Adams Avenue

Personal crisis ends in death. Reillys in tragedy

Thomas Reilly, wife of a well known gambler, reportedly died by taking carbolic acid in Springfield this morning. At the same hour George Reilly transported his mother’s body to the city from Peoria for burial when he fell between cars and was crushed, believed accidental in intent.

Scripps News Association Springfield Mra Thomas Reilly George Reilly Peoria

Louisiana UCV and Sons of Veterans Hold Joint Convention

The sixteenth annual state convention and reunion of the Louisiana division of the United Confederate Veterans opened in Baton Rouge with large attendance. The Louisiana division of the Sons of Veterans is meeting here concurrently for its annual gathering.

Suripps News Baton Rouge Louisana The Sons of Veterans

Murderer Trebilcox Hanged at San Quentin

William Trebilcox was executed at San Quentin prison. The drop occurred at 10 81 and he died moments later after a prayer and hymn singing. He murdered his wife and wounded her cousin, a boarder, after returning home from a debauched night. He urged an early execution.

Scrippe News Association San Quentin Cal William Trebilcox San Quentin Prison Clargaman Trebilcox

The Emperor's Grandson Baptism Plans Begin

Berlin reports preparations for the baptism of the Emperor's first grandson with no decision yet on sponsors. The young father Crown Prince had 31 godfathers and godmothers including Queen Victoria and royalty from several nations. Photographs of the royal infant circulate though the Emperor has not yet met his grandson.

Scripps News Association Berlin Victoria Edward VII Prince of Wales Christian Russia Austria Italy Belgium

Free Methodists hold district meeting in Rock Island woods

Aug 9. Severa l hundred Free Methodists from the Kewaunee district gather in a woodland gathering on the north side of Eighth Avenue near Twenty fourth Street. Prominent workers include Rev C W Sturdevant of Rock Island Rev Mr Doty of Wondatuck and Rev Dr Boone of Chicago.

Scripps News Association Rock Island Lil Free Methodists Eighth Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Kewaunee The C. W. Sturdevant Doty Wondatuck Dr. Boone Chicago

Queen's Mother Stoned in Madrid Incident

Queen's mother was stoned today while automobile traveling near San Sebastian in Madrid. She was not seriously injured.

Serippe News Association Madrid Spain San Sebastian

Bank scandal fuels chase as Herring plans surrender

Chicago reports cashier Herring of Milwaukee State Bank will surrender this afternoon amid growing questions over bogus securities valued near a million dollars. Examiners blame former president Stensland for unpaid debts and unpaid bills. Detectives and officials pursue Stensland while rumors place him far from Moscow where work resumes after agitator banishments.

Scrippe News Association Chicago Herring Milwaukee State Bank Stensland Theodore Stensland State Bank Shippy Examiner Jones Collins Paul Stennland

Pope Is Ill After Fatiguing Duties

Rome reports the Pope suffered a heart weakness this morning following taxing duties. His doctor ordered complete rest and a few hours later officials said he was faling better.

iScripps News Association Rome

Mrs McArthur Falls in Mine Shaft Near Skeeno River

Mrs H McArthur wife of the Loine Creek mining property owner fell into a shaft and dropped about nine hundred feet. She escaped with a broken leg and several bruises after being thrown onto a drip.

Scripps News Association Vancouver G. GC

Court Bans Publication of Divorce Articles in Court

London reports the divorce court ruling that articles about divorce cases shall not be published to avoid prejudice to witnesses and public welfare. Scrippe News Dallas notes the Texas Sheriffs Association opens its annual convention with broad county representation. Pittsburg covers a mass Labor Party meeting with leaders like Gompers and Douglass expected to address delegates. New York reports the National Biscuit Company board to discuss dividends and possible factory expansion, with no plan to buy Butler store system.

Scrippe News Association London Divorce Court Today Scripps ® Association Pittsburg Union Labor Party E. M. Douglass M. F. Tighe Amalgamated Association of Iron Scripps News Association New York National Biscuit Company

Senator Jones and Arkansas man Barstale meet with President

In Oyster Bay on August 9 a former Senator Jones and Barstale from Arkansas, Pittsburg representative of Standard Oil, held a several hours conference with the President. The meeting was attempted to be kept secret.

Heripps News Association Oyster Bay Senator Jones Arkansas Barstale Pittsburg Standard Oil Company

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